Apple Key Note 09 - file translation Téma indítója: Stefan Budrich
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Stefan Budrich 
Németország
Local time: 11:20
Tag (2005 óta)
angol - német
I am currently quoting for a translation that includes Apple Key Note files. I do have that software - so yes, copy and paste is an option.
I was just wondering if anybody knew a more efficient method that would interact with CAT tools.
Thanks & regards
Stefan Budrich
Saarbrücken, Germany
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Törökország
Local time: 12:20
angol - török
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| Laurent KRAULAND (X)
Franciaország
Local time: 11:20
francia - német
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| "Strictly Apple" workaround | Oct 16, 2011 |
I have thought of a "strictly Apple" workaround while browsing today through this forum although the OP is from May.
You need to check the Save the copy as Powerpoint option, this will generate a .PPT document.
This Powerpoint document can be translated using Heartsome or Swordfish (to name the CAT tools I use).
After the completion of the translation, you can open it with Keynote.
As far as I could see, this workaround can also be used... See more I have thought of a "strictly Apple" workaround while browsing today through this forum although the OP is from May.
You need to check the Save the copy as Powerpoint option, this will generate a .PPT document.
This Powerpoint document can be translated using Heartsome or Swordfish (to name the CAT tools I use).
After the completion of the translation, you can open it with Keynote.
As far as I could see, this workaround can also be used with Pages and Numbers files (conversion to .DOC and to .XLS respectively). ▲ Collapse
| | | | Stefan Budrich
Németország
Local time: 11:20
Tag (2005 óta)
angol - német
TÉMAINDÍTÓ | Translate Apple Keynote in Powerpoint | Oct 16, 2011 |
Thank you Laurent,
had considered and tried this workaround too.
The Keynote files in question were extremely complex with lots of sophisticated animations. Not much of the designer's work survived the conversion to PPT.
That's why in the end we used a very old-fashioned method (copy into MS Word files, translate, paste translation into Keynote).
From my perspective, the case is not closed yet as I expect more Keynote files - suggestions welcome.... See more Thank you Laurent,
had considered and tried this workaround too.
The Keynote files in question were extremely complex with lots of sophisticated animations. Not much of the designer's work survived the conversion to PPT.
That's why in the end we used a very old-fashioned method (copy into MS Word files, translate, paste translation into Keynote).
From my perspective, the case is not closed yet as I expect more Keynote files - suggestions welcome.
Stefan ▲ Collapse
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Laurent KRAULAND (X)
Franciaország
Local time: 11:20
francia - német
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| And CaféTran? | Oct 16, 2011 |
I thought when I posted that this would probably not work for files with more complex formatting.
CaféTran - to be found and downloaded at http://www.cafetran.republika.pl/ - natively supports iWork files.
The question is: would it work without too much hassle with heavily formatted files?
I cannot say that I had requests for the translation of files in Apple form... See more I thought when I posted that this would probably not work for files with more complex formatting.
CaféTran - to be found and downloaded at http://www.cafetran.republika.pl/ - natively supports iWork files.
The question is: would it work without too much hassle with heavily formatted files?
I cannot say that I had requests for the translation of files in Apple format, but certainly would like to get such requests . ▲ Collapse
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