In localization, the greatest headache for technical companies begins once the translation is completed.
They must insert the translated text into their code without breaking the code and without introducing errors into the translation -- without being able to read the text they are trying to insert.
TrueLanguage employs a system that allows "in place" translation within the code. The code can't get broken because it isn't touched by the translator. The translation can't become flawed because the translation isn't touched by the developers.
Getting the message right is worrisome enough -- don't add unexpected opportunities for error to the project.
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