Letters to the Editor

Volume 3, No. 1
January 1999

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July ’97 Issue

October ’97 Issue

January ’98 Issue

April ’98 Issue

July ’98 Issue

October ’98 Issue

	A Unique Medium—The Flip Side by Gabe Bokor
	Index 1997-99
	Translator Profiles
	Correct Science + Elegant Wording = Smiling Client by S. Edmund Berger, Dr. Chem.
	The Profession
	The Bottom Line by Fire Ant & Worker Bee
	Translation Contracts
	Non-English Computing
	Use of “Virtual” Texts and HTML in Transliteration by Michael Walker
	Translator Education
	Translation Studies at a Crossroads by Maj-Britt Holljen
	Biomedical Translation
	Immunology—a Brief Overview, Part 3 by Lúcia M. Singer, Ph.D.
	Science & Technology
	A Translator’s Guide to Organic Chemical Nomenclature XIV by Chester E. Claff, Jr., Ph.D.
	Banking and Finance
	Going Broke in Brazil by Danilo Nogueira
	Caught in the Web
	Web Surfing for Fun and Profit by Cathy Flick, Ph.D.
	Terminology Search on the Worldwide Web by Gabe Bokor
	Translators’ On-Line Resources by Gabe Bokor
	Translators’ Events
	Letters to the Editor
	Call for Papers

Letters to the Editor

I’m attaching the Hungarian translation of Danilo [Nogueira]’s article published in the Translation Journal; the source, TJ, is mentioned at the beginning.
The article will appear in the Bulletin of the Hungarian Translation Companies Association (I’m one of the editors of this publication).

Tibor Környei, Budapest, Hungary

I just read the online Translation Journal for the first time-a tiny part of it, that is. There is so much there that I can’t do it all in one sitting. It’s really great. I especially enjoyed Fire Ant and Worker Bee’s column.
I will help spread the word!

Ann Sherwin, Raleigh, N. Carolina, U.S.A.

I have your article “Electronic File Transfer & Conversion,” which I printed around August form Translation Journal on the Web. I was very glad and surprised to find in your article information I had been trying to find for two years. I must say it was also very explanatory and clear for someone not very familiar with computer matters at the time.

Josefa Devesa, Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A.