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���ϴ��¼� supports a wide range of business documents, PDFs, publishing files, structured technical content, software resources, localization exchange files, engineering visuals, multimedia, subtitle files, and eLearning content. Because files with the same extension can vary greatly in complexity, ���ϴ��¼� reviews the actual source file and required output before confirming the final workflow.

Send us a representative file together with a description of how the translated output will be used. ���ϴ��¼� can review custom, proprietary, legacy, or mixed-content files and determine whether they can be processed natively, converted, exported, parsed, or handled through a managed engineering workflow.

Yes. ���ϴ��¼� translates both text-based and scanned PDFs. A text-based PDF may allow direct extraction, while a scanned PDF normally requires OCR. For the best formatting and editability, provide the original Word, InDesign, FrameMaker, PowerPoint, or other source file whenever it is available.

Send both when possible. The editable source supports extraction, reintegration, and multilingual formatting, while the PDF provides a visual reference showing how the finished content should appear.

In many cases, yes. The available delivery format depends on the source file, application compatibility, project scope, and required production work. Deliverables may include an editable localized source, print-ready PDF, translated software resource, bilingual review file, subtitle file, multimedia output, eLearning package, or another agreed format.

���ϴ��¼� configures file-processing rules to protect technical elements that should not be translated. Depending on the format, these may include formulas, keys, tags, variables, placeholders, attributes, identifiers, delimiters, escape sequences, time codes, and code-related content. File and functional QA can be added based on project requirements.

These elements can be included, but they should be identified during project setup. Hidden worksheets, comments, tracked changes, notes, metadata, conditional content, and other nonvisible elements are not always intended for translation. Confirming the scope in advance helps prevent both omissions and unnecessary work.

Yes. ���ϴ��¼� can use OCR and manual review to extract text from scanned PDFs and image files. Accuracy depends on image quality, resolution, legibility, page condition, handwriting, and document complexity. Low-quality or heavily annotated materials may require additional preparation.

Yes. ���ϴ��¼� provides multilingual desktop publishing and formatting for documents, presentations, technical publications, graphics, and other visually complex content. Formatting can include text reflow, font adjustment, page-layout correction, table and graphic work, language-specific typography, and right-to-left adaptation.

Yes. Languages such as Arabic and Hebrew can require more than changing text direction. The file may also need mirrored layouts, adjusted navigation, repositioned graphics, different fonts, revised alignment, and visual QA to ensure that the localized output reads naturally.

Yes. ���ϴ��¼� supports software resources such as RESX, properties, PO/POT, XML, JSON, YAML, iOS strings, and other common or custom file types. Software workflows can include placeholder protection, terminology management, in-context review, linguistic QA, functional testing, and continuous-localization support.

Yes. ���ϴ��¼� supports common video, audio, subtitle, and caption formats. Services can include transcription, time coding, subtitle translation, captioning, voice-over, dubbing, on-screen text localization, post-production, and platform-ready delivery.

Yes. Recurring or high-volume content workflows may be connected through APIs, repositories, content systems, and other enterprise integrations. The appropriate automation model depends on the file type, source system, update frequency, quality requirements, and approval process.

���ϴ��¼� uses translation memory, terminology management, style guidance, reusable workflows, and professional review to maintain consistency across file versions and future content. Previously approved language can be reused where appropriate, while new or changed content is routed for translation and validation.

���ϴ��¼� uses managed translation workflows, authorized project access, confidentiality obligations, controlled file handling, secure cloud-based processes, and project-specific delivery procedures. Enterprise clients can also discuss access, retention, deletion, AI use, and other handling requirements during onboarding or project setup.

Include the source and target languages, intended audience, required output, deadline, subject matter, reference materials, terminology, style guidance, and any special instructions. For complex files, also explain which content should be translated, which elements must remain unchanged, and how the final file will be published, deployed, or tested.