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CAT Tool & Software Day

Sep 29, 2014



Presentation

Introduction to the Across Personal Edition

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Schedule:This session ended at 16:00
Description:

Click here to visit the Across exhibit booth for details and to download additional information about Across.




This webinar is intended for participants who would like to start working with the Across Personal Edition. It will provide a brief overview of the Across features and functions and give answers to the most important questions.
Language(s):Anglès
Speakers: Eva Toennesmann
Eva Tönnesmann holds a degree in Modern Foreign Languages, Cultures and Business Studies from the University of Giessen. At Across, she is mainly responsible for the initial lead consulting in the field of Marketing & Lead Management. Additionally, she regularly conducts webinars for freelance translators and has been able to convey her translation management experience to students in various guest lectures.

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ProZ.com , SDL Trados, memoQ, Wordfast, Atril Déjà Vu X3, Fluency Translation Suite, Across , WordFinder, Translators without Borders

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