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> I need to translate my FrameMaker document into
> Hindi. This must then be
> converted to HTML using WWP, again a Hindi output is
> required.
> Has anyone worked with anything like this?
Not Hindi, but I've worked on FM+WWP projects in
Chinese, Japanese, Czech, and Russian.
As long as you get your charsets and special chars in
order, you can do it. My experience is that though
certain *languages* are unsupported, you can still get
the *characters* to migrate properly. You just can't
spill-chuck. ;)
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