In Word, you can easily look for synonyms and antonyms of a selected word. To do this, select a word (or just place the text cursor on it) and press Shift + F7. On the right, the additional windows appear, where you can see the synonyms and/or antonyms:
Useful information for technical translators Here is are a few abbreviations you will encounter regularly if you work in technical translation: See more interesting posts in our Telegram channel.
Useful tips about working in Word In addition to the well-known Alt + mouse-click text selection trick, Word offers another lesser-known feature: Selection Extension mode. If you need to select text from the cursor to a specific character—especially if that character is difficult to locate or is currently outside the visible screen area—press F8, then […]
Про ще одну помилку Trados Studio Розбираємо помилку Trados Studio: Failed to load project from … There is an error in XML document (X, Y). Unexpected end of file has occurred. Unexpected end of file while parsing Name has occurred. Помилка викликана порушенням структури SDLPROJ-файлу. Таке трапляється, наприклад, через несподіване завершення роботи Trados Studio в […]
Useful tips about working with CATs If your CAT tool crashes and there is a risk of losing the completed portion of your translation, the first priority is to preserve the work you have already done. Only after securing the data should you attempt to fix the issue. Otherwise, you may have to redo the […]
Useful tips about working in Word Why Word may refuse to check spelling: Go to File → Options → Proofing, then select the Check spelling as you type checkbox and clear the Hide spelling errors in this document only checkbox (see image). Select the text you want to check, then verify that the correct language […]