Books on Internationalization?

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2 total messages Started by Dave Taylor Mon, 13 Feb 1989 19:03

#989

Author: Dave Taylor
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 1989 19:03

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One thing I've noticed while perusing the various technical bookstores
here in Silicon Valley is that there seems to be a dire lack of
books on the topic of internationalization and nationalising of
software.  

Is this due to poor buyers locally, or is there indeed a significant
lack of books on this vital and important topic area?

I'm most interested in books that talk about the cultural and 
sociological differences between cultures (eg. cultulral contexts), 
as well as the inevitable "how-to" books (though I'd be inclined to 
use HP's excellent NLS system myself).

Comments?  Anyone out there have any books on the subject that
they'd care to recommend? Conference proceedings?  ACM/IEEE or
other journals on the subject?

	Mail to me and I can summarize if there is interest.

			Thanks!
						-- Dave Taylor

guest of HP Labs
  taylor@hplabs.hp.com

Re: Books on Internationalization?

#990

Author: Jonathan Pool
Date: Tue, 14 Feb 1989 16:05

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Apple Programmer's and Developer's Association, Software Development
for International Markets, Alpha Draft (APDA #KNB015), Sept. 1988.

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