The LINGUIST List is operated at Indiana University, Department of Linguistics. The aim of the list is to provide a forum where academic linguists can discuss linguistic issues and exchange linguistic information.

On the site you can also find a long list of various applications that could be useful in your daily work.

Tags: The Linguist List, Anthony Rodrigues Aristar, University of Western Australia, Malgorzata Cavar

You can find easy to follow instructions in the Beginner's Guide to Trados Studio Freelance it has 108 screenshots of virtually every step.

Additionally we've created a simple web app called the Lingualizer Project Calculator, which you can run on your computer, phone or tablet in order to quickly calculate* the monetary value of any project you've analysed in Trados. The web app will work even if you have no connection to the Internet.

*The app does not work in Internet Explorer, however it works flawlessly in Chrome, Chromium, FireFox, Opera and Safari.

Tags: SDL Trados Studio, Free manual, Lingualizer Project Calculator

Nice reference site with both glossaries, style guides and a wealth of other information. Sun, now Oracle, did a good job putting this site together.

The Microsoft Translation Style Guides lay down the rules that should be used when translating Microsoft products. However, they offer sound advice that can be applied to any other translation.

Machine Translation: An Introductory Guide is a good description of what to look for and what to take into consideration when using or thinking of applying MT.

A full list of ISO 639 Language Codes