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MENU Other Translation Sites - Working:
Your need to enter the complete URL (http://etc.) or text for translation and follow the directions, if any. If you don't have the appropriate character fonts installed on your machine you may just see junk. Try these, and see what you think. Comments at the Message Board, as always, are welcome. Try Number 1 first.

1. Also offers English to Russian:
Paste in info like: http://members.tripod.com/~chinesecookery/. Has an auto-translate feature, which will automatically translate links as you click through (see below?).

Web site URL: www.translate.ru/eng/srvurl.asp <== Copy and paste http://members.tripod.com/~chinesecookery/
Text: www.translate.ru/eng/text.asp
E-mail: www.translate.ru/eng/gomail.asp

2. babel.altavista.com/?urltext=http%3A%2F%2Fmembers.tripod.com%2F%7Echinesecookery/&lp=en_es . Change the web site URL as applicable.

3. Also offers English to Norwegian:

Web site URL: Translates only MENU page into Norwegian using FreeTranslation.com
Web site URL or text:
Will NOT accept paste

4. Also offers Other Options:
Change the URL as appropriate

Web site URL or text: www.tranexp.com/win/dict/InterTran.cgi
or
Web Site URL or text: www.tranexp.com:2000/InterTran

4.1. Or, the harder, official method:
I'm not sure how to use the following IntelliSearch box for a search. But, to reach their translation box, the following works.

Enter any character (like z) into the "Enter your query" box below. Click "Find." After a delay, this takes you to an "AltaVista" page. Ignore the top of this page, go to the bottom of the page, and find a "Translate another URL:" box. Enter the URL for translation, select from/to languages, and click "Translate." This has worked. IntelliSearch

IntelliSearch

Intelligently search the Internet in your own language

Enter your query

Leave original	Powered by InterTran (tm)

Please MOVE AND HOLD your MOUSE CURSOR over the little DOWN ARROWS in the translated web page in order to see a pop-up window with POSSIBLE TRANSLATIONS.

5. Also see translatefree.com/. Lots of links, but some are broken.

6. And worldlingo.com/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html.

Translation Sites (from Kevin Mitnick's site: www.freekevin.com/ may not work)

If you connect to a web site that uses a foreign language, you can use a translation service to convert the language text into your native language, assuming the translation site supports that particular language. For example, Altavista’s Babel Fish supports Italian, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. These sites can also be used for text translation, which will enable you to communicate with a person who doesn’t read or speak your language.

1. http://www.translate.ru/ -- This site offers three links: (1) for text conversion; (2) translating foreign web sites; and (3) translating e-mail. You can translate up to 10 different language combinations. This is the only site that has an auto-translate feature, which will automatically translate links as you click through.

2. Also On MENU - babelfish.altavista.com - Just enter the address of the web site to view in the box, choose the language you want to convert from and to, and click on the translate button. It’s that easy.

3. http://www.freetranslation.com/ - This site allows you to enter special characters such as accents and punctuation. There are nine combinations of languages.

4. www.tranexp.com/Intertran - Intertran supports up to 27 combinations of languages in both directions, but it has a reputation for the least accurate results. This site also has a pull down menu for alternate translation.

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