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How to Solve the “Not All Items Could Be Loaded. Duplicated Source” Issue on Xbench
21 December 2022
A piece of information on how to solve the issue on Xbench
If Xbench reports that Not all items could be loaded due to some Duplicated source after importing a MQXLZ or MQXLIFF file from memoQ, it means that the problem is not in memoQ, but in Xbench. Neither memoQ nor Xbench crashes in this case.
The cure is simple: you need to update Xbench at least to build 1520 that performs QA checks properly.
If it is impossible or undesirable to update Xbench, there is a workaround: export the memoQ document as a bilingual DOC file and perform QA there.
How to export: right-click the document → Export → Export bilingual → Trados DOC/RTF → Export.
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