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Directory Search Function Has Tech/Engineering Preselected
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NGK
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Feb 23, 2004

The directory search function has Tech/Engineering preselected as a specialty field. I consider this a flaw because not everybody using the search function will choose a specialty field when searching — which works as a disadvantage for translators who don’t offer Tech/Engineering as one of their specialties.
 
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Agree - please could the search field be changed to start at,"please select" ? Feb 24, 2004

Norbert Gunther Kramer wrote:

The directory search function has Tech/Engineering preselected as a specialty field. I consider this a flaw because not everybody using the search function will choose a specialty field when searching — which works as a disadvantage for translators who don’t offer Tech/Engineering as one of their specialties.


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[Edited at 2004-02-24 20:49]
 


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