Poll: Do you use the Online Russian Translator?
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Yep..I use it! keep it around!
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Nah..I don't use that thing, delete it!
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Online Russian Translator..anyone use it?
#11
Hi Ron,

No problem, but I might put it somewhere else. Perhaps as a link in a sticky thread in the researchers corner.

Thanks everyone for all the input.

Art


rboomsma Wrote:I have had no need to use it, but is it a problem leaving it?
It is nice to have it there if needed.
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#12
My ISP provides a universal translator. I just right-click and click on translate.
#13
Art, I don't use this link.
Microsoft Office Professional Word links to a decent online translator and I also use PROMPT online. Nothing compares to having a Russian speaker do it especially when it comes to military terminology and Unit designations.
Ron
#14
vatjan Wrote:Hi Art,
I don't use your "button" as I have this site seperately bookmarked in my "favourites"
Jan

Hi Art,

Same for me.

Cheers.

Ch.
#15
I've never used the button before, but I honestly thought it was a button to translate the forum into Russian. I have one like that on my website and it translates the website into very imperfect Russian. I mostly put it there for someone who has zero English ability and can use the not-so-hot translation to navigate the site at least to see the photos. Smile

Dave


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