Marketing a product: which language for the documentation

Kelly McDaniel kmcdaniel at pavtech.com
Thu May 29 07:05:32 PDT 2008


I used to do this kind of work and also hire it done in the specialty
food trade. I can tell you without hesitancy that you will save money in
the long run if you hire a consultant/broker engaged in this line of
work to advise you on or handle all of the requirements.

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> Sent: 2008-05-26 16:57
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> Subject: RE: Marketing a product: which language for the documentation
> 
> Assuming the GPS product will be marketed to general consumers, it
would have to
> be translated. And you're right to ask if the European Union has
regulations. I
> don't know if they do, but I wouldn't be surprised. I imagine there's
an EU web
> site with the answer.
> 
> = Mike Bradley
>   www.techpubs.com
> 
> 
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