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                            | The following are the categories 
                                used to define the quality standards listed in 
                                the table below:Accuracy : Everything translated accurately, 
                                reflecting the US TEXT and the functionality of 
                                the (localized) product. Deletions and additions 
                                only due to differences in localized products. 
                                Correct cross-references.
 Terminology : Adherence to glossaries, 
                                consistency (within parts of product), use of 
                                appropriate terms.
 Language Quality : Language based on standard 
                                grammar and syntax rules and conventions of the 
                                target language. Correct spelling and punctuation. 
                                Absence of typing errors. Fluency.
 Style : Adherence to Style Guide provided 
                                for the project.
 Country Standards : Adaptation of cultural 
                                references (time, measurements, currency, number 
                                of formats, sorting order, etc.)
 Page Numbers (in the Index/TOC only) : 
                                In the Index, page numbers should refer to the 
                                correct pages in the manual. If tool-related, 
                                one page number on one page of index may be off 
                                by one page.
 Table of Contents : Accuracy, language 
                                quality, and page number accuracy in the TOC.
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                            | Quality Standards |   
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                                  | Software : Max. # of minor errors 
                                    for 100% of interface & 15% of alerts 
                                    (where applicable), based on a medium sized 
                                    product* | 2 | 2 | 4 | 4 | 1 |  |  |   
                                  | Online Help : Max. # of minor errors 
                                    for up to 2,500 words, assuming an average 
                                    of 100 words/screen | 2 | 2 | 4 | 4 | 1 |  |  |   
                                  | Documentation : Max. # of minor errors 
                                    for up to 10 pages, assuming an average of 
                                    250 words/page | 2 | 2 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 |   
                                  | Wizard/Templates : Max. # of minor 
                                    errors for up to 25 screens, assuming an average 
                                    of 100 words/screen | 2 | 2 | 4 | 4 | 1 |  |  |  |   
                            | Major Error Criteria
 An error will result in a No Pass evaluation in 
                              the following cases:
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                                Note : If the number of minor errors in any 
                              one of the Quality Criteria categories above exceeds 
                              the allowable number of errors, the results will 
                              be evaluated as No Pass though there is no major 
                              error.The error appears in an important part or 
                                  a visible one such as menu bar, command and 
                                  book cover.
The error modifies or misrepresents the functionality 
                                  of the software.
The error results in a potentially offensive 
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                            | In case of doubt, the following questions might 
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                                 Is the error likely to cause the product 
                                  to crash?
Is the error likely to cause a large number 
                                  of product support calls?Will the error cause the end-user to be completely 
                                  disoriented?
 
Will the error cause major embarrassment to 
                                  the customer?
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                            | If the answer to any of these questions is 'Yes', 
                              then the error is a major error. |  |    
                   
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