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Translation Memory

26.10.2019 
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You can reuse previous translations and work faster with a translation memory (TM). A TM is a database that saves your translations as you work for future use.There are two types of TMs you can use:.Personal TM: A personal TM saves and stores your own translations. Personal TMs can be kept private or shared with other users.Global, shared TM: The global TM saves and stores translations from Translator Toolkit users everywhere. Please note that the global TM is available for anyone to see and use.For each document you translate, you can choose to use a personal TM or the global TM.

You can upload a TM that contains translations you want to use. If you're translating several documents, you can upload multiple TMs to help you translate each document.Note: The supported file format is Translation Memory eXchange (TMX). The file size limit is 50MB. Go to.

Translation memory is your best tool for scaling your global content. Here's your comprehensive guide into how.

Translation Memory System

In the left menu, click the Tools arrow. Click Translation Memories. At the top left, click Upload. Click Choose a file. Browse and select the translation memory file you want to upload, then click Open. Under 'Translation memory name,' add a name.

Go to 'Sharing.' If you want to share your TM with all Translator Toolkit users, click 'Shared with everyone.' Otherwise, click 'Not shared with everyone.' Note: If you choose “Not shared with everyone,” you can invite specific users to share your TM later.

Click Add TM. Step 1: Select a TMWhen you, you can select the TM you want to use.Or you can attach a TM to a file that's already uploaded:. Open your file in the Translation editor. Click File Properties. Select a TM from the drop-down menu, then click OK.Note: If you select a TM when you upload a file, the TM will be used to your file. Step 2: Use the TM to translate. Open the file associated with the TM.

At the top right of the Translation editor, click Show Toolkit. Start translating your document. In the 'Translations Search Results' section of the Toolkit, you can see if there are any exact or near-exact matches from your TM. To use a match, click Use translation. You can use a match as it is, or edit it.Note: When you’re finished translating your document, your translations are automatically saved to your selected TM for future use. You can upload a new TM into a TM that's already in Translator Toolkit. Translations from the uploaded file will be added to your existing TM.

Go to. In the left menu, click the Tools arrow. Click Translation Memories. Find the existing translation memory you want to add a new translation memory to.

Click to open it. Click the Upload translations tab. Click Choose a file. Browse and select the new translation memory file you want to upload, then click Open.

Click Upload. Click Save.Note:. The supported file format is Translation Memory eXchange (TMX). Each TM upload can be no larger than 50MB. You can upload up to 1GB of translation memories per year.

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