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>On 3/26/02 19:24, "RJ Auburn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I think it would be good to send the original message. If the translation
>> does not make sense the recipient can then use other resources to try and
>> translate it if needed. I would suggest a preference option to control this
>> setting.
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>There is a way to control whether what you send is translated or not. If
>you want to send the original message, don't tell Fire to translate what
>you're saying. If you want to send a translated message, tell Fire to
>translate what you send. Simple as that.
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>I still don't see how sending both the translated and the original text will
>benefit. If always sent, it will convolute the general case. If a
>preference (or some other control) to turn it on and off, it's going to
>convolute the specific case.
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>It is, however, nice to know that people are using the language translation
>capabilities. Even if transparent GPG-encrypted communications isn't, I
>still think the language translation is a Mac-first feature.
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>Colter
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