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> How is everyone else doing this? Can we have them use a localized
> version of FrameMaker and ship us the files or are we going to have to
> bit the bullet and hire a translation company?
>
So the cheap way wasn't so cheap after all? No surprise. If it's really
important, do yourself a favor and hire some professionals like Berlitz.
They've been in business a long time, they have the tools, they know how
to manage projects, and they'll give you back files in any format you
want.
--Wayne
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