Forum: CAT Tools Technical Help
Topic: CAT Tool Recommendation
Poster: Hans Lenting
Post title: Some answers
[quote]Samuel Murray wrote:
1. Does the memory server also share glossaries?[/quote]
You can convert your glossaries to memories. Memories and glossaries have the same use regarding terminology.
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2. How does CafeTran deal with the requirement of [easy access to] images in glossaries?
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Like oT: by adding a URL to the image. I'm not sure whether a preview is already possible or that you always have to click the embedded link.
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3. Can multiple translators work simultaneously on a single file in CafeTran?
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Not sure ... You'll have to ask the developer: [url removed]
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Or, is there an easy way to split the work among multiple translators without splitting the file[/quote]
You can save every project as bilingual table or TMX file and split these.
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and preventing translators from working on a section of the file that is assigned to someone else (or at least warn them about it when they attempt that)? [/quote]
Not sure!
Topic: CAT Tool Recommendation
Poster: Hans Lenting
Post title: Some answers
[quote]Samuel Murray wrote:
1. Does the memory server also share glossaries?[/quote]
You can convert your glossaries to memories. Memories and glossaries have the same use regarding terminology.
[quote]
2. How does CafeTran deal with the requirement of [easy access to] images in glossaries?
[/quote]
Like oT: by adding a URL to the image. I'm not sure whether a preview is already possible or that you always have to click the embedded link.
[quote]
3. Can multiple translators work simultaneously on a single file in CafeTran?
[/quote]
Not sure ... You'll have to ask the developer: [url removed]
[quote]
Or, is there an easy way to split the work among multiple translators without splitting the file[/quote]
You can save every project as bilingual table or TMX file and split these.
[quote]
and preventing translators from working on a section of the file that is assigned to someone else (or at least warn them about it when they attempt that)? [/quote]
Not sure!