Abstract
This paper presents the internationalization and localization of a Wireless Response System for the Arabic language. It outlines the reasons why Arabic was selected as the first language for localization. It states the methods selected for localization and why they were selected. The Arabic interface was tested using native Arabic speakers and the results and analyses of these tests are presented. The paper concludes with an examination of the future work required to improve the Wireless Response System, for people who use Arabic. This work will facilitate future localization of Wireless Response System into other languages.
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