Updating TM after Proofreading and more... 投稿者: Tess Whitty
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Hi! I am working with Trados Freelance 6.5. I am wondering if there is any efficient way to update the TM in Trados after the document has been proofread and edited without Trados Workbench or the TM being open? I also have another question. Why did Trados change fonts and formatting in tables during cleanup of a word document? Thank in advance you for you input! | | |
Terese Whitty wrote: Hi! I am working with Trados Freelance 6.5. I am wondering if there is any efficient way to update the TM in Trados after the document has been proofread and edited without Trados Workbench or the TM being open? Why not have your proofreader make the changes before cleaning up the document? Otherwise you need to either realign your text or fix the changes in your database by editing the segments. One of my customers regularly sends me tagged Trados files for proofreading - as long as I know that the tags are there and not to mess with them (and what to do if I do end up typing in the middle of a tag) then it works just fine. You can also use the track changes option in word to show where the changes have been made (of course you have to accept the changes before cleaning up your Trados-tagged document). Terese Whitty wrote: I also have another question. Why did Trados change fonts and formatting in tables during cleanup of a word document? I think this happens if the original document has not been formated properly. Lots of people just change the text type without changing the style attributes - which causes Trados to s***w up the formatting. FWIW Alison | | | abaensch ドイツ Local time: 18:05 英語 から ドイツ語 Fonts and Formatting | Jun 16, 2004 |
Hi Terese, Had this fonts and formatting problem a couple of days before. Try the following: In TW open File -> Setup -> Fonts. De-select "Translate into target default for all other fonts", if checked. In my case it worked properly. HTH Andreas | | | Sometimes TMs cannot reflect fully edited documents | Jun 16, 2004 |
In my opinion this is a steedy problem with Trados. It is true that one should work as much as possible on bilingual files. However, when it comes to formatting adjustments, change of punctuation (including splitting or joining sentences), and rephrasing after reading on printout, dealing with Trados hidden text becomes often very annoying. Technical specifications aside, I do not really believe that a TM can totally reflect the last stage of a fully edited text. Not always. The ex... See more In my opinion this is a steedy problem with Trados. It is true that one should work as much as possible on bilingual files. However, when it comes to formatting adjustments, change of punctuation (including splitting or joining sentences), and rephrasing after reading on printout, dealing with Trados hidden text becomes often very annoying. Technical specifications aside, I do not really believe that a TM can totally reflect the last stage of a fully edited text. Not always. The experienced Trados user probably knows that, and use TMs whisely. I wonder if agencies are fully aware of this problem, when they ask for updated TMs or bilingual files to be delivered along with the final translation, or when they ask "not to change 100% matches". ▲ Collapse | |
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Terese Whitty wrote: Hi! I am working with Trados Freelance 6.5. I am wondering if there is any efficient way to update the TM in Trados after the document has been proofread and edited without Trados Workbench or the TM being open? I also have another question. Why did Trados change fonts and formatting in tables during cleanup of a word document? Thank in advance you for you input! | | | hidden text? | Jun 16, 2004 |
Hi Terese, I don't know if you have lived with the same blissful ignorance as I did about hidden text. Do you know that you could untick the box hidden text under Tools-Alternatives-Visa, so you only see your target language which is a must for editing and proofreading? But you can then open each segment separately so you don't mess up the tags. Alternatively you can use the concordance button if you have not got many changes and you already have cleaned the document a... See more Hi Terese, I don't know if you have lived with the same blissful ignorance as I did about hidden text. Do you know that you could untick the box hidden text under Tools-Alternatives-Visa, so you only see your target language which is a must for editing and proofreading? But you can then open each segment separately so you don't mess up the tags. Alternatively you can use the concordance button if you have not got many changes and you already have cleaned the document and change the TM directly but that will not help with fonts etc. You can also use the BAK-file that you get after cleaning which still has both languages in and save it as a Word-document and do your changes there to the memory. But perhaps you already knew all this. FWIW Anette Terese Whitty wrote: Hi! I am working with Trados Freelance 6.5. I am wondering if there is any efficient way to update the TM in Trados after the document has been proofread and edited without Trados Workbench or the TM being open? I also have another question. Why did Trados change fonts and formatting in tables during cleanup of a word document? Thank in advance you for you input! ▲ Collapse | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » Updating TM after Proofreading and more... Trados Studio 2022 Freelance | The leading translation software used by over 270,000 translators.
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