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When
you consider that more than 1.3 billion people speak either
Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, it doesn’t take a leap of
faith to imagine a world where the Internet is more Asian
than American.
If your
organization is planning on using the Internet to expand
into Asia you may have already found yourself asking such
questions as:
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How do we manage web site translation into Asian languages?
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How do we view our web site once it’s been translated?
- How
will our email software work with Asian languages?
- What
is a double-byte language?
- What
is Unicode and why is it supposed to make my life easier?
In
response to these and many other questions we’ve received
over the past few months, we’ve produced a white paper designed
to help you become a little more “Asia savvy” about the
Internet without a lot of the techno-babble you’re accustomed
to reading.
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white paper
This
paper is available upon request as a PDF document. As always,
we appreciate your feedback and suggestions on other issues and
topics you would like us to address.
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from Adobe.
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offers white papers designed to help clients and prospective clients
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