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Tag Archives: Translation Memory eXchange
Special edition: Transit NXT Service Pack 7 is here !
The long awaited Transit NXT Service Pack 7 is released ! It comes packed with a host of new features, modules, filters and improvements. To treat all the novelties in one blog post would be impossible. So, in this post, … Continue reading
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Tagged audiovisual translation, machine translation interfaces, Microsoft spell check dictionaries, morphological search, multilingual translation projects, New Transit NXT, pretranslation, subtitles, subtitling, terminology extraction, TMX, translation editor, Translation Memory eXchange
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Using public corpora in Transit NXT
Welcome to a new tooltip about Transit NXT. Today we would like to mention a very useful resource. The translation workload of some big international institutions generates a lot of reference material, which can be used by anyone if they … Continue reading
Creating a TMX file for your client
We’ve already heard about importing TMX files in the post How to use a translation memory from another tool, so today we will see the inverse operation. Let’s say you have done a translation, or multiple translations, for a customer, … Continue reading
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