外研社翻譯研究文庫：譯者的電子工具

How to use this book
1. Translation in the information age
　The need for electronic tools
　Typologies of electronic translation tools
　The process-oriented approach
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
2. Translator-client communication and information transfer
　The use of e-mail, FTP and WWW-based working groups
　Transfer options
　Optimizing online file transfer
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
3. Translation and the Internet
　The basics of the Internet
　Internet services
　The worldwide web
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
4. Searching the web
　Web search strategies 1 - institutional search via URLs
　Web search strategies 2 - thematic search via subject trees
　Web search strategies 3 - word search via search engines
　Evaluating web documents
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
5. Translation resources on the worldwide web
　Accessing national libraries online
　Browsing in virtual bookstores
　Encyclopedias and dictionaries
　Multilingual terminology databases
　Newspaper and magazine archives
　Retrieving background information
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
6. The world on a disk - Translation resources on CD-ROM
　The advantages of CD-ROMs
　Translation resources available on CD-ROM
　Strategies for accessing information on CD-ROM
　Reference works: Two case studies
　Strategies for integrating electronic reference works
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
7. Computer-assisted terminology management
　Forms of terminology management - from file cards to hypermedia systems
　Managing terminological data using terminology management systems
　Managing terminological data with MultiTerm
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
8. Corpora as translation tools
　A typology of corpora
　Building and analyzing customized corpora
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
9. Deja Vu?- Translation memories and localization tools
　Translation memory systems
　Working with a translation memory tool:Translator's Workbench (Trados)
　Software localization tools
　A localization case study - Corel Catalyst
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
10. A translator's sword of Damocles?An introduction to machine translation
　Popular conceptions about machine translation
　Machine translation and the roller coaster of history
　Machine translation - definitions , architectures and quality demands
　MT architectures
　Strategies for optimizing the quality of MT output
　The practical use of MT technology - high-end versus low-end systems
　Notorious problems in MT
　MT on the Internet
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
Glossary
References
Index

How to use this book
1. Translation in the information age
　The need for electronic tools
　Typologies of electronic translation tools
　The process-oriented approach
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
2. Translator-client communication and information transfer
　The use of e-mail, FTP and WWW-based working groups
　Transfer options
　Optimizing online file transfer
　Tasks
　Further reading and Internet links
3. Translation and the Internet
　The basics of the Internet ...