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Resumen: Contents: 1: The Uses of This Handbook. 2: Historical Overview of Translation. 3: Requisites for Professional Translators. 4: Translator's Self-Evaluation. 5: Translation Problems. 6: Translation Techniques. 7: Translation Equipment. 8: The Internet. 9: Dictionaries, Reference Literature, and Terminology Management. 10: Key Translation Areas. 11: How to Operate Successfully as a Freelance Translator. 12: Sources of Translation Work. 13: A Career as an In-House Translator. 14: Training Programs. 15: Oral Interpretation. 16: Machine Translation. 17: Translators' Organizations. 18: Translation: A Lifelong Career. Appendixes: Dictionaries, Where to Find Dictionaries, Foreign-Language Software Sources, Sources of Translation Work, Translation Courses and Programs, Translator Organizations, Translator Accreditation, Professional Periodicals for Translators. Glossary for Translators.

Resumen: The skills required of translators have changed dramatically in the last few years; what once was primarily a linguistic activity has evolved into a complex practice requiring both advanced language and computer skills. This presentation covers a range of technologies, providing practical Information on how they can help the translator to translate faster and more accurately and to transition to the changing market. I will first look at the changing nature of the profession, which appears to be the place of an increased number of demands on the translator (for no extra pay). 1 will then discuss a course we have developed at the University of Massachusetts Amherst to help bridge the gap between the new demands of the marketplace and traditional translation training programs. I will next review a number of basic computer tools for the translator, including multilingual word-processing, desktop publishing, Internet codes, communication tools, translation dictionaries and databases, machine translation, and Internet discussion groups. Finally, I will conclude suggesting that all these changes may in the long run have a positive impact on the translation profession; rather than being viewed as a technical scribe, translators will become more involved in the final production of texts. This new status is empowering and will have repercussions in increased prestige and pay for practicing translators.

Resumen: A practical guide to translation as a profession, this book provides everything translators need to know, from digital equipment to translation techniques, dictionaries in over seventy languages, and sources of translation work. It is the premier sourcebook for all linguists, used by both beginners and veterans, and its predecessor, The Translator's Handbook, has been praised by some of the world's leading translators, such as Gregory Rabassa and Marina Orellana. Morry Sofer is the founder of leading translation company Schreiber Translations, Inc., author of many books on translation, and editor of several dictionaries.

Resumen: El artículo pretende fundamentar la importancia de la documentación para el proceso de traducción técnica o especializada, estableciendo a la vez relaciones con la tarea del traductor literario. Para dicho propósito, hace un repaso de las diversas fuentes documentales tradicionalmente útiles para el traductor técnico, y enumera algunas de las herramientas tecnológicas en creciente tendencia, desarrollando un análisis y compartiendo experiencias profesionales.