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Reading the answers about where and how to do localization I found that
someone said that there are people in the Internet disposed to do
transalations for small fees or even free. Wouldn't it be nice to have a
database of this people? I am relatively new to Internet so I don't know
which is the better way to mantain this list: may be just a file in a FTP
site or a Gopher server or something. Any ideas?

[Note from Jeff: I think Edgar has an excellent idea.  I am willing to
                 establish such a database at our site.  Users could
                 access the database program via telnet or via a
                 client-server arrangement.  However, I do not have time
                 to write such a program from scratch.  If someone
                 can lead me to an existing public domain program that
                 I can tweak and that meets the following conditions,
                 I'll take it from there:

                 1. Handles these basic functions:

                      -- add
                      -- delete
                      -- edit
                      -- query on various fields

                 2. Runs under UNIX (preferably Ultrix);

                 3. Provides some semblance of security;

                 4. Allows easy modification of record structure
                    and places where fields are used;

                 5. A simple program (I don't need another kitchen
                    sink).

Thanks.
		
]


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