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This topic is for discussion of the ProZ.com translation article "Get more out of Google".
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Timothy Barton Local time: 22:51 French to English + ...
Other functions...
Oct 24, 2005
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This topic is for discussion of the ProZ.com translation article "Get more out of Google".
Would be nice to have some of the lesser known things. For example, I remember reading we can do metric->imperial conversions and mathematical functions in Google, but I can't remember the syntax. I think most of us already knew most of what you've mentioned in the article.
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Adam Warren France Local time: 21:51 Member (2005) French to English
Fagan Finder link
Feb 13, 2009
Thank you for enlightening me about Google's finer points.
For the Fagan Finder, I have found a link to replace the erroneous "Eurodicautom" link:
In the web search engine connection, I have found a way of "bending" AltAvista UK to search for a French expression and restrict the results to the UK. I harvest with reason... See more
Thank you for enlightening me about Google's finer points.
For the Fagan Finder, I have found a link to replace the erroneous "Eurodicautom" link:
In the web search engine connection, I have found a way of "bending" AltAvista UK to search for a French expression and restrict the results to the UK. I harvest with reasonable frequency a few translations of the search terms. It's a long way better than BabelFish:)
Thank you again for giving us a battery of keener search tools.
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