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how to make TMXs display nicely inside dtSearch (using dtSearch’s file segmentation rules)
Thread poster: Michael Beijer
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Feb 1, 2022

Doe anyone here happen to have any clever ideas on how to make TMXs display nicely inside dtSearch? I seem to remember, a long time ago, someone posted here on Proz something about using the file segmentation rules in dtSearch, which would chop up the search results into nicely formatted chunks.

Incidentally, I also just stumbled acro... See more
Doe anyone here happen to have any clever ideas on how to make TMXs display nicely inside dtSearch? I seem to remember, a long time ago, someone posted here on Proz something about using the file segmentation rules in dtSearch, which would chop up the search results into nicely formatted chunks.

Incidentally, I also just stumbled across this interesting solution: https://www.idms.com/en/content/search-based-solutions-translators (and have emailed them for more info).

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