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> Okay, if no one has an answer to this specific question,
> perhaps I'll go more general.... Those of you who do tech
> translation between English and Spanish, what resources do
> you use beyond a standard English-Spanish diccionario for
> translating those more obscure technical or business terms?
> What I'm looking for is a style resource that can help me
> find and use standard terms, instead of just picking whatever
> terms I think sound right.
> By analogy, consider using a standard English dictionary for
> tech writing, vs. using a Manual of Style for Tech Pubs (or
> similar style book).
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