Any idea how to find the download section? My chinese is a little rusty...

Robert,

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OK, thanks.

I used the browser Chrome on the Chinese website and it did a very adequate job of translation making it quite easy to browse through the website in English. It is not my everyday browser but it certainly comes in very handy for this kind of situation. By setting it to automatically translate it only takes a few seconds for each page to change to English.

firefox users- there is a google translate addon you can get.

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Microsoft's new Translator tool.

Best one I have used so far.
It transfers entire web pages, on the fly, without leaving the page or opening a new page.
You can switch between different languages with one click.

Nothing to physically install, just open this page:
Language Labs - Translator Bookmarklet

See the "Install"?...just grab that and drag it over to your Bookmarks list.
Either the drop down Bookmarks list or the Bookmarks toolbar (if you have it visible).
Thats it.

When a page is open and you want to translate, just pop open your bookmark list
and click the Translate ...the page will automatically switch to a different language.

As I said, I have been using it for a couple of weeks, and it will quickly convert
almost any webpage. (There are some that are just too stubborn)

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the microsoft one works much better than the google version of the toolbar translator so thanks for the info. I go to a lot of European websites in my searches on old architecture.