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Mark segments retrieved by Translation Memory
Trådens avsändare: Alice Capitani
Alice Capitani
Alice Capitani
Italien
Local time: 22:05
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Nov 5, 2024

Hello everyone,

I was wondering whether it is possibile to get Trados to "mark" segments/matches that were retrieved from a translation memory linked to the project, especially after exporting the file in its original format.

Up to now I have myself marked what was/wasn't retrieved from the previous translation memory (e.g. with bold/italics), but maybe there's a way to get Trados do it automatically? For example, Wordfast uses colours to distinguish matches and new tra... See more
Hello everyone,

I was wondering whether it is possibile to get Trados to "mark" segments/matches that were retrieved from a translation memory linked to the project, especially after exporting the file in its original format.

Up to now I have myself marked what was/wasn't retrieved from the previous translation memory (e.g. with bold/italics), but maybe there's a way to get Trados do it automatically? For example, Wordfast uses colours to distinguish matches and new translations.

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Stepan Konev
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Ryska federationen
Local time: 23:05
Engelska till Ryska
Segment Status? Nov 5, 2024

Probably I don't quite understand your idea, but isn't the segment status enough to distinguish between new translations and [fuzzy] matches? All segments marked with a blank sheet of paper icon are new translations. All other segments marked with a pencil icon and a color (orange or green) are matches from your TM.

Before you start translating, you can use a filter to select only new translations. Go to Advanced Display Filter 2.0, open the Previous Origin list and click Not Transl... See more
Probably I don't quite understand your idea, but isn't the segment status enough to distinguish between new translations and [fuzzy] matches? All segments marked with a blank sheet of paper icon are new translations. All other segments marked with a pencil icon and a color (orange or green) are matches from your TM.

Before you start translating, you can use a filter to select only new translations. Go to Advanced Display Filter 2.0, open the Previous Origin list and click Not Translated to see all new translations. Then click Reverse to see all other segments populated from your TM.

With studioView plugin, you can also save the new translation segments to a file (for reference of whatever else you may need it for).

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