Forum: CAT Tools Technical Help
Topic: How to convert a TBX file into a Translation Memory
Poster: Adrián L.
Post title: Solved
[quote]Milan Condak wrote:
[quote]Adrián L. wrote:
My questions are:
Is there a way to convert the TBX file without Glossary Converter?
[/quote]
Hi Adrián,
I made a presentation in Czech. I hope you will understand my pictures.
[url removed]
Here is machine translation CS > EN:
In 2019 I downloaded a large ZIP file that contained all languages; I extracted the language few options and the thematic area to the TBX file.
In Xbench, I did TBX conversion to TMX, by import and export method.
I imported TMX into the database of TMLookup DB.
From the database of the TMlookup, I exported the TXT file = finished glossary for OmegaT.
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Glossaries for OmegaT are in UTF-8, glossaries for Wordfast are in Unicode 16 (LE or BE).
Milan
The user of Goldpan TBX Editor for creating TBX.
[Edited at 2021-03-29 14:37 GMT] [/quote]
Thank you Milan. This was exactly what I was looking for. You seem pretty knowledgeable about this stuff.
Cheers!
Topic: How to convert a TBX file into a Translation Memory
Poster: Adrián L.
Post title: Solved
[quote]Milan Condak wrote:
[quote]Adrián L. wrote:
My questions are:
Is there a way to convert the TBX file without Glossary Converter?
[/quote]
Hi Adrián,
I made a presentation in Czech. I hope you will understand my pictures.
[url removed]
Here is machine translation CS > EN:
In 2019 I downloaded a large ZIP file that contained all languages; I extracted the language few options and the thematic area to the TBX file.
In Xbench, I did TBX conversion to TMX, by import and export method.
I imported TMX into the database of TMLookup DB.
From the database of the TMlookup, I exported the TXT file = finished glossary for OmegaT.
--
Glossaries for OmegaT are in UTF-8, glossaries for Wordfast are in Unicode 16 (LE or BE).
Milan
The user of Goldpan TBX Editor for creating TBX.
[Edited at 2021-03-29 14:37 GMT] [/quote]
Thank you Milan. This was exactly what I was looking for. You seem pretty knowledgeable about this stuff.
Cheers!