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For many people, a long-cherished wish has come true these days: The latest version of Adobe FrameMaker (2015 release) also supports right-to-left (RTL) languages such as Arabic. All those who do not (yet) use the latest Adobe FrameMaker release can find below some instructions as to how to proceed when... Read More

A translation always begins with the source language. Generally speaking, this is one and the same as the language in which you conduct business. Ideally, it is also your corporate language. Whether you have already formally defined your corporate language, or have already compiled a corporate language manual, we’d love... Read More

As of December 2014, Gemino GmbH is a SCHEMA-certified translation services provider. Certification means that our customers benefit from our specialized expertise with respect to the translation interface of the SCHEMA ST4 editing system and its associated translation processes. The content covered by the certification includes, among other things: Overview of the... Read More

As part of the GALA Localization Forum, Christian Schwendy and other industry representatives discussed “Engaging the Community – Empower Stakeholders and Improve ROI” on 12 November 2014 at the tekom annual conference in Stuttgart. The panel discussion centred on current and coming changes in worldwide communications and the resulting opportunities and... Read More

The translation industry is known to be a fast-paced industry. Language service providers react to globally changing processes, customer requirements, and service demands with new tools, services, and workflows. At the same time, it appears to be difficult to keep up with these developments exclusively within the framework of studies... Read More

Throughout 2013 Gemino employees in the Munich and Berlin offices are celebrating the twenty-year success story of their company. Gemino began as a two-man operation in 1993 when Managing Directors Christian Schwendy and Stephan Bettzieche received their first large-scale project for FrameMaker. Twenty years and approximately 500 million translated words later,... Read More