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Is it possible to save an unclean TRADOStag file as an unclean rtf file for Déjà Vu?
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Gabriele Hase
Gabriele Hase  Identity Verified
Zuid-Afrika
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Engels naar Duits
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Nov 3, 2008

Dear colleagues,

I wonder if somebody can help with this? In the Tag Editor you only have the option to save the target file as an rtf file but not the bilingual file. Is there a way around it? The end product should be a bilingual rtf file with the exact tag information and formating as the original file.

Thanks, Gabriele

[Edited at 2008-11-03 18:34]
 
Spiros Doikas
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Local time: 18:20
Lid 2002
Engels naar Grieks
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Do you have the rtf source file? Nov 3, 2008

If yes, you can use the TM to pretranslate it.
 
Harry Bornemann
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Mexico
Local time: 09:20
Engels naar Duits
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It worked with older versions.. Nov 3, 2008

Select all in Tageditor (ctrl + a), then copy to clipboard and paste into Word.
 
Kevin Lossner
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Portugal
Local time: 16:20
Duits naar Engels
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??? Nov 3, 2008

What is it exactly that you want to accomplish?
 


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