At 05:09 PM 11/19/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Using the handy dandy translator at worldlanguage.com (has more
>languages than altavista's babelfish, handles frames well, and doesn't
>seem to choke on large documents) I looked over the site.
>

It claims to be able to translate UK English to US English and vice versa
<G>! Those are actual selections, I didn't simply build them up from
combinations!

Let's see:

Using a flashlight, near the center
of the meter stick, I saw the color
of aluminum.

Becomes:

[Using] [a] flashlight, [near] [the] centre [of] [the] metre [stick], I
[saw] [the] colour [of] [aluminum].

Sean


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