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SDL Trados Studio 2011 SP2: Updated release
SDL has just released an update to Studio 2011 SP2. There are several features worth mentioning and a couple of things to be aware of. Continue reading
Posted in 2. Beyond the Basics, SDL Trados Studio
Tagged new features, Regex, SDL, SP2, Studio 2011, Trados, update
23 Comments
Zoom, font and display issues in SDL Trados Studio 2011/2014
How to solve display issues in Studio 2011 and 2014: zoom, font size, cut-off dialog boxes, missing segments in TMs and an empty Term Recognition window. Continue reading
Posted in 1. The Basics, SDL Trados Studio
Tagged display, font size, how-to, SDL, Studio, Trados, view, zoom
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Track changes in SDL Trados Studio 2011 SP2: good news for medical translators
One of the new features of SDL Trados Studio 2011 SP2 is the option to show track changes in source segments. Is this going to be useful? And if so, why? Continue reading
Posted in 2. Beyond the Basics, Regulatory, SDL Trados Studio
Tagged SDL, SP2, Studio, Studio 2011, track changes, Trados
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New features in SDL Trados Studio 2011 SP2
A look at some of the new features in SDL Trados Studio 2011 SP2: source segment editing, Track Changes in source segments, comments in Word, etc. Continue reading
Posted in 2. Beyond the Basics, SDL Trados Studio
Tagged SDL, SP2, Studio, Studio 2011, track changes, Trados
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How to get rid of a tag soup in Trados Studio.
What to do when an apparently faultless Word document opens in SDL Trados Studio in a sea of tags interspersed between words and even characters. Continue reading
