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SDL Trados Studio 2014 Getting Started Part 1: Translating

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sarayalvarado
sarayalvarado  Identity Verified
Costa Rica
Local time: 05:19
Spanish to English
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Technical issues Jun 3, 2015

The connection with the trainer was lost at minute 00:57. Am I the only one experiencing this problem? My connection is up and running so I don't think is from my side.
Thanks.
 
Graeme Jones
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United Kingdom
Local time: 11:19
Member (2015)
French to English
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Again Jun 3, 2015

Looks like he's gone again: min 70
 
sarayalvarado
sarayalvarado  Identity Verified
Costa Rica
Local time: 05:19
Spanish to English
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Training re-schedule Jun 3, 2015

Looking forward to receive the training with no issues. Hopefully we don't need to pay it again.
 
4carnations
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Japan
Local time: 20:19
Japanese to English
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Technical issues Jun 4, 2015

sarayalvarado wrote:

The connection with the trainer was lost at minute 00:57. Am I the only one experiencing this problem? My connection is up and running so I don't think is from my side.
Thanks.


Yes, I had the same problem.
 
4carnations
4carnations  Identity Verified
Japan
Local time: 20:19
Japanese to English
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Courseware Language Jun 4, 2015

If the webinar is to be based on Spanish-English, then I think it would be nice if the courseware used this language pair as well. At the very least, the courseware should include a Spanish-English AutoSuggest .bpm file. Now I understand that in principle the choice of language shouldn't matter because the teaching objective has more to do with data compilation and processing, but as a complete novice I found this difference in language to be disconcerting. It was like listening to a meteorologi... See more
If the webinar is to be based on Spanish-English, then I think it would be nice if the courseware used this language pair as well. At the very least, the courseware should include a Spanish-English AutoSuggest .bpm file. Now I understand that in principle the choice of language shouldn't matter because the teaching objective has more to do with data compilation and processing, but as a complete novice I found this difference in language to be disconcerting. It was like listening to a meteorologist talk about weather in Fahrenheit when you're more familiar with Celsius. ▲ Collapse
 


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