Forum: CAT Tools Technical Help
Topic: CAT tools for a newbie Macbook
Poster: Wolfgang
Post title: No emulator
[quote]Tom in London wrote:
[quote]Wolfgang wrote:
... there are other CAT tools you can process Studio files/packages (sdlxliff/sdlppx) with. You can import and export Studio packages and in my experience, as long as the agency can import your delivered files, there's no problems with agencies. [/quote]
In my opinion it would be preferable - especially for a newbie - to use a CAT tool that is native to MacOS and very easy to learn, such as CafeTran, and does not require a Windows emulator (with all the associated complications and learning curves)
[Edited at 2022-04-05 08:15 GMT] [/quote]
rather a virtualizer, quite a difference
(The main difference between them is that emulation is the computer program's ability in an electronic device to emulate the behavior of another program or device. On the other hand, virtualization is the process of creating a virtual instance of computer hardware platforms.)
Topic: CAT tools for a newbie Macbook
Poster: Wolfgang
Post title: No emulator
[quote]Tom in London wrote:
[quote]Wolfgang wrote:
... there are other CAT tools you can process Studio files/packages (sdlxliff/sdlppx) with. You can import and export Studio packages and in my experience, as long as the agency can import your delivered files, there's no problems with agencies. [/quote]
In my opinion it would be preferable - especially for a newbie - to use a CAT tool that is native to MacOS and very easy to learn, such as CafeTran, and does not require a Windows emulator (with all the associated complications and learning curves)
[Edited at 2022-04-05 08:15 GMT] [/quote]
rather a virtualizer, quite a difference
(The main difference between them is that emulation is the computer program's ability in an electronic device to emulate the behavior of another program or device. On the other hand, virtualization is the process of creating a virtual instance of computer hardware platforms.)