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» Batch Conversion of DejaVu Translation Memories into Trados txt format
By Maurizio Valente | Published 04/17/2006 | CAT Tools | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecI
Macros can be used to automatize repetitive, tedious and time-consuming jobs. "Windows Macros", i.e. third-party macros working in all programs and objects within the Microsoft Windows environment, have a much wider scope than Office Macros. This paper tries to illustrate their advantages through an example: batch conversion of DejaVu translation memories into Trados txt format.
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» How to generate a multiple language terminology db from a Web glossary
By Maurizio Valente | Published 05/23/2007 | Software and the Internet | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecI
The procedure outlined here aims at generating a terminology database in several languages starting from a glossary on the Web. It is assumed that the glossary consists of a myriad of htm files, and these files have all been downloaded and saved in a folder on the hard disk of your PC.
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