Can changes from sentences edited in Trados be propagated automatically after editing the strings? Thread poster: Mayca M.R.
| Mayca M.R. Spain Member (2010) English to Spanish + ...
Hello: I am translating different files in Trados belonging to the same manual. Many segments have been propagated from the first file to the other ones, since they are repeated. But, after finishing the translation, I discovered that I have to make changes in 3 sentences of the first file. And it means that those changes should be done in the rest of the files as well. When I do the changes in the three sentences of the first file, can Trados propagate the... See more Hello: I am translating different files in Trados belonging to the same manual. Many segments have been propagated from the first file to the other ones, since they are repeated. But, after finishing the translation, I discovered that I have to make changes in 3 sentences of the first file. And it means that those changes should be done in the rest of the files as well. When I do the changes in the three sentences of the first file, can Trados propagate them to the other segments in the other files? Must I go file per file identifying those sentences in which the changes must be done and make each change manually? Can this be done automatically by Trados via some kind of specific set up that maybe you know? Thanks for your help! Mayca
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[Edited at 2017-04-09 18:14 GMT] ▲ Collapse | | | | Frank Zou China Local time: 06:17 Member (2016) Chinese to English + ... apply perfect match to all | Apr 10, 2017 |
Mayca M.R. wrote: Hello: I am translating different files in Trados belonging to the same manual. Many segments have been propagated from the first file to the other ones, since they are repeated. But, after finishing the translation, I discovered that I have to make changes in 3 sentences of the first file. And it means that those changes should be done in the rest of the files as well. When I do the changes in the three sentences of the first file, can Trados propagate them to the other segments in the other files? Must I go file per file identifying those sentences in which the changes must be done and make each change manually? Can this be done automatically by Trados via some kind of specific set up that maybe you know? Thanks for your help! Mayca
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[Edited at 2017-04-09 18:14 GMT] I don't know if it works, though. I guess it won't hurt if you select all the other files and "Apply PerfectMatch". Basically you update main TM and project TM after the first file was changed, and then select all the other files to Apply Perfect Match. | | | Mayca M.R. Spain Member (2010) English to Spanish + ... TOPIC STARTER Thank you very much for your help, guys! | Apr 10, 2017 |
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Huw Watkins United Kingdom Local time: 23:17 Member (2005) Italian to English + ... The best way to approach this | Apr 10, 2017 |
Mayca M.R. wrote: Hello: I am translating different files in Trados belonging to the same manual. Many segments have been propagated from the first file to the other ones, since they are repeated. But, after finishing the translation, I discovered that I have to make changes in 3 sentences of the first file. And it means that those changes should be done in the rest of the files as well. When I do the changes in the three sentences of the first file, can Trados propagate them to the other segments in the other files? Must I go file per file identifying those sentences in which the changes must be done and make each change manually? Can this be done automatically by Trados via some kind of specific set up that maybe you know? Thanks for your help! Mayca
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[Edited at 2017-04-09 18:14 GMT] Is to highlight all of the files in the "Files" view by left clicking with the ctrl key pressed, then right click on the top file and choose 'open for translation'. This then opens ALL the sdlxliff files you highlighted and once you have configured your autopropagation rules in settings, it will be a simple matter of making the change in the first segment and then accepting the change in the rest (i.e. all the segments across all sdlxliff files you opened). Opening more than one file in studio is really handy for repetitions (it opens all the files as if they were one sdlxliff). | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » Can changes from sentences edited in Trados be propagated automatically after editing the strings? Anycount & Translation Office 3000 | Translation Office 3000
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