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CafeTran Trainer
CafeTran Trainer
Nederland
Kasapi (2006)
Feb 13

I used to use Déjà Vu when I was using Windows.

Today I revisited Déjà Vu.
 
Baran Keki
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Turkiya
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Kasapi
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Let the sleeping dogs lie Feb 13

Hans Lenting wrote:
Today I revisited Déjà Vu.

Why bother?

Jorge Payan
 
CafeTran Trainer
CafeTran Trainer
Nederland
Kasapi (2006)
TOPIC STARTER
Still very good software Feb 13

Baran Keki wrote:

Hans Lenting wrote:
Today I revisited Déjà Vu.

Why bother?


With all due respect: I don't agree with you.

Selcuk Akyuz
PatriziaM.
Matthias Brombach
 
PatriziaM.
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Italya
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Déjà Vu is still good Feb 13

I agree with you, Déjà Vu is still a good software

Matthias Brombach
Edwin den Boer
Ines Radionovas-Lagoutte, PhD
 
Epameinondas Soufleros
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Gresya
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Kasapi (2008)
Ingles papuntang Greek
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Does it run? Feb 14

It is good, but does it run? I remember Microsoft changed something in Windows 10 that wreaked havoc in DVX3, making it unable to even launch. Has this issue been fixed Windows 11?
 
CafeTran Trainer
CafeTran Trainer
Nederland
Kasapi (2006)
TOPIC STARTER
It runs Feb 14

Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 22H2
Installed on ‎1/‎4/‎2024
OS build 19045.5487
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19061.1000.0

Edwin den Boer
 
WolfgangS
WolfgangS
Pransya
Local time: 15:30
Kasapi (2007)
Ingles papuntang Aleman
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It runs Feb 15

Hans Lenting wrote:

Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 22H2
Installed on ‎1/‎4/‎2024
OS build 19045.5487
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19061.1000.0


I agree, but it's so excrutiatingly slow on large sdlxliff files.
Here running on iMac, Parallels, Windows 11
 
Denis Danchenko
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Ukranya
Local time: 16:30
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Togo Feb 18

Baran Keki wrote:
Why bother?


It's still my Togo consistently proving its worth as my lead D̶O̶G̶ CAT.

Edwin den Boer
 
Dan Lucas
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United Kingdom
Local time: 14:30
Kasapi (2014)
Japanese papuntang Ingles
Kind of disappointed... Feb 18

... that the OP didn't seize the opportunity to title this "Déjà Vu revisited all over again".

Dan

Jorge Payan
 
Edwin den Boer
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Nederland
Local time: 15:30
Kasapi (2009)
Ingles papuntang Olandes
Encore et toujours Feb 18

I still use Déjà Vu X3 whenever the client doesn't require an online or Trados workflow, which is rare though. One of the convenient features I like is how easy it is to add or export individual files within a project, or to switch between translating files separately or all files within a project consecutively.

Jorge Payan
Matthias Brombach
 


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