Web Resources for Multilingual Computing
Recommended by members of IMUG
Professional resources
Multilingual Computing
Multilingual Computing magazine, launched in 1987 by IMUG co-founder Seth Schneider, continues to be a must-read for professionals in our fields. Multilingual's website and e-newsletter offer the latest news, views, books and other resources.
Wikipedia: Internationalization and Localization
Many IMUG members are active contributors to Wikipedia. This article offers a quick overview of important aspects of internationalization and localization, including scope,
difficulties,
methods,
product localization,
software localization,
game localization,
books and more.
User resources
[chinese mac]
A comprehensive guide to using the Chinese language on the Mac OS, sponsored by the Council on East Asian Studies at Yale University, incorporating input from several IMUG members over the years. The site's founder, Eric Rasmussen, also moderates the Chinese Mac discussion on Google Groups.
Pinyin Joe's Chinese Computing Help Desk
This user-friendly guide to setting up Chinese in MS Windows was created by IMUG member Joe Katz after years of helping friends through the ordeal. The site also offers downloads for MS Office, including a pinyin tone mark macro for Word and a Chinese holidays calendar for Outlook.
See also: Professional training and events recommended by IMUG members.
IMUG members are invited to submit information on websites that may be useful to the group. First priority will be given to non-profit sites with which IMUG members are associated as volunteers. Submissions from non-members or offers of "link exchanges" will NOT be considered. Send all submissions to Roger Sherman.
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