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Tag Archives: target language
And the winner is… (2 of 2)
Welcome to the second post about the survey we organised about a month ago. In our last post about the poll, we commented on the priorities that users assigned to the different options we had suggested. This one will be … Continue reading
Adding a translation memory to the project
Welcome to a new tooltip about Transit NXT. Today we’ll deal with pretty basic stuff, in fact one of the most basic operations one must know to use this tool (or any CAT tool) productively and one that makes computer-assisted … Continue reading
