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Before I get stoned: I did my homework and checked the Archive before posting, and all I
came up with was a message containing exactly what I want to ask, but no "Re's" to it!
Maybe I didn't look properly, but at this point I have the feeling I'm already cross-eyed!
My question is if any of you know of a good tool to extract a terminology from existing
documents, that will then allow me to edit the terms AND add a translation to them.
I would like a tool that I can feed all the relevant documents into, and it will spit out
the terminology. The problem is that these tools normally compare youre documents to a
background lexicon and make a list of words not contained in that lexicon. But what about
composed terms?
I would like a super tool that can do just everything one can possibly dream of doing with
a terminology! But I guess "dream" is the keyword here!! :)
If there's any tools, or sites (except Znet which I've checked already) you can recommend,
I would be grateful!
