Group discussion	Chat Room	Time: 10:00 to 21:00
Presentation	10-tip survival kit for professional translators/interpreters	Time: 10:10 to 10:55
Presentation	Understanding Your Client: Is Your Client Always Right?	Time: 10:15 to 11:35
Presentation	How to Sell More: Effective Sales Strategies for Translators and Interpreters	Time: 11:00 to 12:10
Group discussion	Literary Translation Chat	Time: 11:40 to 12:40
Presentation	The Future is Here. Are You Ready To Remain Competitive?	Time: 11:40 to 12:55
Presentation	Translation Project Management, CRM, Budgeting and Competitiveness, Business Strategy	Time: 12:15 to 12:45
Panel	Leveraging voice recognition technology for greater efficiency panel	Time: 13:00 to 14:00
Presentation	How to perform keyword research for web translation	Time: 13:50 to 14:30
Presentation	The beauty of machine translation	Time: 14:05 to 15:00
Group discussion	Audiovisual translation Chat	Time: 14:10 to 14:50
Presentation	"How to be a great Mentor on ProZ.com"	Time: 14:35 to 15:25
Panel	Customer Relationship Management panel	Time: 15:10 to 16:10
Presentation	Tackling the Japanese translation market	Time: 15:35 to 16:20
Group discussion	Sociology of Translators Chat	Time: 15:40 to 16:25
Presentation	Translators as entrepreneurs - how to be enterprising!	Time: 16:15 to 17:10
Presentation	Medical terminology: useful hints on confused terms and pitfalls	Time: 16:25 to 17:15
Panel	Glossary & Terminology	Time: 17:20 to 18:20
Presentation	Is That Translation or Interpreting? The Emerging Market for Hybrid Communication Models	Time: 17:25 to 18:40
Presentation	Find direct clients and run a business that you love	Time: 18:25 to 19:55
Group discussion	Localization issues	Time: 18:30 to 19:10
Presentation	Central European Translation Market Survey	Time: 18:45 to 20:00
On-demand presentation	Getting in the game: How to for translation beginners	Time: 10:00 to 11:00
On-demand presentation	Information System for Quality Assurance in Translation, Education and Management	Time: 16:00 to 17:00

Great event. Thank you very much.

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Great and comprehensive event! More oriental or Asian elements would be better.

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Thank you for organizing such important virtual conference. It was very good and useful for me.
For the moment, I do not use CAT tools becuase I mainly work in interpreting. Some of the sessions were basic for me, others were very advanced. In general the conference recorded a success.

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Thanks, interesting talks, useful tips. Well organized!

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Great Event and Wonderful Efforts, thanks dear all

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Very professional and quality subjects. It is a pity not having the proper time to attend all sessions. :)

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11:50 Apr 8, 2014	Blandine-ATRIL: 1459982	All	what you are listing here is available in DVX3
11:50 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	because the other two things you mention are in DVX3
11:51 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	recognized terms are not marked in any way in the source segment
11:51 Apr 8, 2014	hnoronha: 556405	All	Here is my take on this: I have been in this industry for 29 years and was the guy who first requested Iko and Jochen to create a tool that can remember a sentence that was done at Trados in 1985.
11:52 Apr 8, 2014	hnoronha: 556405	All	DVX is the most user-friendly of all the tools but badly needs to move away from Access
11:52 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Pavel: the highlighting of source terms found by AutoSearch is something we're considering
11:52 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	but most of the private feedback we've had from individual users is that this is actually not particularly useful and is quite distracting
11:53 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	so we'll obviously be making it optional
11:53 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	Both Trados and MemoQ have it as standard, but if you make it available in any form in Deja vu it will be greatly appreciated.
11:53 Apr 8, 2014	hnoronha: 556405	All	Trados database processing is 10 times faster; and the databases are smaller. The 2 GB limit on Access databases is unacceptable in a modern tool. MemoQ databases stink too - far too slow and unweildy
11:54 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	hnoronha – please, keep the conversation civil and respectful.
11:55 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Pavel: what did Hildreth say?
11:56 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	Please, do not use words like 'stink', your point is clear even without making it too negative.
11:56 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Hildreth: one of the main reasons why we didn't make the change in DVX3 was to allow for interoperability between DVX2 and DVX3
11:57 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	based on our experience when going from DV3 to DVX, and then from DVX to DVX2, it was clear that most people expected to versions to co-exist and interoperate
11:59 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	Back to the point: Deja vu x2's QA is unusable. Explained in detail here: http://www.proz.com/forum/d%C3%A9j%C3%A0_vu_support/230066-djv_x2_areas_to_improve_wishlist-page4.html
12:00 Apr 8, 2014	Nuri Razi: 941714	All	Hi Everybody
12:00 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	If a term is entered in the termbase as stand alone and also as part of an expression, the QA will issue a warning if both target terms are not used at the same time in the same segment.
12:01 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	Which makes no sense and is a huge waste of time in a big project.
12:01 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Pavel: that sounds like a bug... it should only be marked as an error if it was in the Lexicon (which has a higher priority than the TB)
12:02 Apr 8, 2014	Drew MacFadyen: 601248	All	http://www.proz.com/virtual-conferences/604/program/9448 Déjà Vu X3 training for beginners will begin shortly
12:02 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	I'll make sure we check this and get this fixed ASAP
12:02 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Hildreth, SQL Server can handle huge DBs, but is not particularly fast if you want to use it from a desktop application
12:03 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	so it makes sense for a server-based product (where the network itself is a bigger I/O bottleneck)
12:03 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	but for a desktop application, something like sqlite is probably more appropriate