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Tech/Engineering - Computers: Software | | German term or phrase: Kontingentierung | ...vs. Quotierung
Context: "E-Mail Kontingentierung" und "Druckerquotierung".
Is there a difference between the two terms? Would it be correct to translate them as 'Email Quota' and 'Print Quota' ?
The document is a user manual for a software product.
Thanks for any help ! |
| | | quota allocation | Explanation:
I think it's not just the quota that is involved here, but the allocation as well. |
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