Multilingual Communications for Internet Users

March 1997 / What's New / Multilingual Communications for Internet Users

Now you can read, view, and process Eudora, Lotus cc:Mail, and Netscape Navigator e-mail messages in 23 foreign languages. GlobalSurf ($99) lets you explore the Internet with standard Web browsers and e-mail applications in different languages and select combinations of language toolbar buttons. A floating on-lin e keyboard helps you enter text in a foreign language, and an integrated on-line dictionary lets you quickly translate among Chinese, Japanese, and English.
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