What is Desk Top Publishing (“DTP”)?
DTP is a significant client-focussed division within Total Language Solutions: it brings significant value to the client in terms of turn-around time saved, accuracy-assurance and out-sourcing otherwise expensive expertise.
The qwertyword process enables in-bound material from the client, which has already been prepared for publication in the source (original) language, to be translated and then delivered, with post editing, to the same print-ready standard.
Total Language Solutions has made a significant investment in software platforms and in training skilled individuals to produce publication-standard foreign-language versions of our clients printed materials.
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Total Language Solutions Limited
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Devon EX3 0PB UK
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Phone 01392 87 43 71
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At the above address: 03933805