TMX Import Tips |
Across
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1. Open ACROSS and select "crossTank Manager" |
2. Select "Import Translations" and follow the wizard |
1. Open CATALYST and select "Tools > Options" |
2. Select "Glossary" and the folder icon under "Attach glossaries" and click on the ellipsis button |
3. Select "Translation Memory Exchange File" under "Files of type" |
4. Select the TMX file and follow the instructions |
1. Open DÉJÀ VU X and select "File > New" |
2. Select "Translation Memory" and follow the wizard |
3. Select "File > Import > File or Database > Next" |
4. Select "TM" and follow the wizard |
1. Open TMX EDITOR
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2. Select "File > Open" and select the TMX file |
1. Open the LINGOPOINT MANAGEMENT PORTAL |
2. Select "Import Translation Memory" under "Quick Links" |
3. Select "TMX" under "File Format" |
4. Select the TMX file and click on "Save" |
1. Open MEMOQ and select "Start the program blank" |
2. Select "Tools > TM Management > Create new local memory" |
3. Enter a name for the translation memory and the language combination
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4. Highlight the newly created translation memory and select "Import from" |
5. Select the TMX file and click on "OK" |
1. Open MULTITRANS and select "TextBase Import" under "TextBases" |
2. Highlight "Import from TMX" and click on "OK" |
3. Follow the wizard |
1. Open OPEN LANGUAGE TOOLS XLIFF TRANSLATION EDITOR
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2. Select "Tools > Maintain Mini-TM" |
3. Select "Import from TMX" and select the TMX file |
Olifant
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1. Open OLIFANT and select "File > Open" |
2. Select the TMX file |
1. Open OMEGAT and select "Project > Properties" |
2. Select folder with TMX file under "Translation Memory directory" |
1. Open RAINBOW and select "Tools > Edit Translation Memory" |
2. Select the TMX file |
1. Open SDLX and select the "Maintain" module
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2. Select "File > New" |
3. Select "File > Import > Import TMX Format Files" |
4. Follow the wizard |
1. Open SIMILIS and select "File > Import > Similis Translation Memory" |
2. Select "Trados TMX translation memory" under "Import file format" |
3. Select the TMX file under "Select a file" |
4. Enter necessary options and select "Finish" |
1. Open TRANSIT and open a project
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2. Select "Project > TMX Import" and select the TMX file
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3. Select a file name for the languages files which will be generated under "Resulting segmented file" |
4. Click on "Start import" |
1. Open TRANSLATOR'S WORKBENCH and select "File > New" (In TRADOS 2007: open SYNERGY and select "Create Translation Memory")
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2. Select "File > Import > OK" |
3. Select TMX and select "TMX" as "Files of type" |
4. Select TMX file and select "OK" |
1. Open TRADOS 2011 and click on the TRANSLATION MEMORIES view
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2. Click OPEN TRANSLATION MEMORY
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3. Select the TMX file or Import the TMX file to already existing translation memory |
1. Open WORDFAST |
2. Select "Select TM" on the TM tab
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3. Select "All Files" under "Files of type" |
4. Select the TMX file and select "OK" |
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