question from novice
[email protected] ("liuman33") Sat, 10 Aug 2002 15:19:36 -0400
| Newsgroups | perl.i18n |
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Dear Professor : For the Web to be truly "World-Wide", Internationalization (I18n) of Web Applications is necessary. That is, we need to make Web Applications available in as many natural languages used around the world as possible. *1.How can a company, who has branches around the world, benefit from I18n? *2.For example, what should a company whose headquarters are in Canada do to "internalize" their Web Site for consumers in China with minimal expense and effort? *3.What steps should it take? *4.Does I18n automatically mean that all content needs to be reengineered? *5.What are the obstacles to I18n? *6.What is the role of Unicode in I18n? Could you give some idea above 6 question? Thank you very much. Yours sincerely, kevin