Forum: CAT Tools Technical Help
Topic: In search for an app for quick translations
Poster: Jean Dimitriadis
Post title: CafeTran: TMX edit mode
@Samuel
EDIT: Sorry, this is probably out of topic, as I misunderstood the point about reading TMX memories. Answer: TMX is the native memory format CafeTran uses. It does not convert TMX to another format upon import.
CafeTran can act as a powerful TMX editor via its "Edit translation memory" workflow. In this workflow, you can directly edit a TMX file and perform various TMX related maintenance tasks.
Here's how: In the Dashboard, click the Dashboard context menu button > Project type > Edit translation memory > Drag and drop the TMX file > Click the "Next segment" button to start editing. > Save the project.
- TMX related tasks are found in Task > TMX memory
- Find and replace via Ctrl + F (and select Memory target segments)
- Filter TMX files as you wish via the Filter menu
Note: The free demo version of CafeTran supports up to 500 TMX units. | EDIT: I stand corrected, this does not seem to apply when editing TMX files.
PS: TMX maintenance tasks and TMX find and replace operations can also be performed while working on a regular CafeTran project with at least one Memory attached.
[Edited at 2018-06-22 07:09 GMT]
[Edited at 2018-06-22 08:54 GMT]
Topic: In search for an app for quick translations
Poster: Jean Dimitriadis
Post title: CafeTran: TMX edit mode
@Samuel
EDIT: Sorry, this is probably out of topic, as I misunderstood the point about reading TMX memories. Answer: TMX is the native memory format CafeTran uses. It does not convert TMX to another format upon import.
CafeTran can act as a powerful TMX editor via its "Edit translation memory" workflow. In this workflow, you can directly edit a TMX file and perform various TMX related maintenance tasks.
Here's how: In the Dashboard, click the Dashboard context menu button > Project type > Edit translation memory > Drag and drop the TMX file > Click the "Next segment" button to start editing. > Save the project.
- TMX related tasks are found in Task > TMX memory
- Find and replace via Ctrl + F (and select Memory target segments)
- Filter TMX files as you wish via the Filter menu
Note: The free demo version of CafeTran supports up to 500 TMX units. | EDIT: I stand corrected, this does not seem to apply when editing TMX files.
PS: TMX maintenance tasks and TMX find and replace operations can also be performed while working on a regular CafeTran project with at least one Memory attached.
[Edited at 2018-06-22 07:09 GMT]
[Edited at 2018-06-22 08:54 GMT]