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SDL Trados Studio and memoQ: side by side

Posted on 8 August 2014 by Emma Goldsmith

Similarities and differences between two of the biggest players on the CAT tool market: SDL Trados Studio and memoQ Continue reading →

Posted in 1. The Basics, 2. Beyond the Basics, SDL Trados Studio | Tagged AutoCorrect, CAT comparison, CAT tools, memoQ, muse, new features, SDL, shortcuts, side-by-side, Studio 2014, TEnT comparison, terminology, Trados, Translation memory | 29 Comments

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