Aloha listers
I am translating a document that has both English and Spanish titles of
brochures. One of the authors last names is Lawrence and another is
Gutierez. It seems logical that the first one could be either a Spanish or
English last name, but the second one seems to be Spanish. Here's the question:
When these authors names are listed after the English title of the
brochure, I assume that I translate them as I would normally. But when
they are listed after the Spanish title, do I leave them uncontracted and
apply the Spanish translation code?
Thanks for any info you can offer.
Betsy
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