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How to Fix the β€œFailed to Save Target Content. Cannot Find File Type Definition” Error in Trados Studio

Another Trados Studio error The Failed to save target content error may occur when you try to create a β€œclean” fileβ€”that is, remove the source text from the translated file and leave only the translation using the Clean Up feature. This most commonly happens when a Trados Studio package was created on one computer, but […]
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The Easiest Way to Identify the Language of a Text

Tips for identifying a text’s language The easiest way to identify the language of a text is to paste it into Google Translate and click Detect language. If Google Translate is unavailable, you can try identifying the language manually by looking for distinctive letters and symbols: You can find more information here.
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How to Fix the β€œLNG Is Missing” Error in MultiTerm

Troubleshooting a MultiTerm error If the LNG is missing message repeatedly appears when you launch SDL MultiTerm or work with termsβ€”even though the program continues to function normallyβ€”there is a 99% chance that Trados Studio and MultiTerm are set to different interface languages on your computer. Set both programs to the same language, and the […]
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How to Fix the β€œThe Specified Project Name Is Invalid” Error in Trados Studio

Troubleshooting another Trados Studio error When creating a project in Trados Studio, you may see the following message: The specified project name is invalid. The name should not contain any invalid characters such as: \ / : * ? ” < > | If this happens even though the project name does not appear to […]
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Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Browsers

Handy keyboard shortcuts One sign of a proficient computer user is that they regularly use keyboard shortcuts. If something can be done with either the keyboard or the mouse, they will usually choose the keyboard. Most people primarily use a mouse when browsing the web. However, many browser actions can be performed just as easilyβ€”and, […]
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How to Fix the β€œError processing command line arguments” Issue in Trados Studio

About another Trados Studio issue Another Trados Studio quick fix: If you see this error dialog, it’s resolved the same way as the Access to the path … is denied error.
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How to use the ampersand and how is it different from and

A little bit on how & is different from and The ampersand is a ligature that the Latin conjunction et, which means and, has been transformed into. Once upon a time, the ampersand was even considered the 27th letter of the alphabet. When pronouncing letters in the alphabet, it was ended with the words and […]
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How to split a large Trados Studio file into multiple parts

About splitting a large file into multiple parts How to split a large Trados Studio file into several parts: βž• The plugin is free, simple, and effective. Trados Studio is not needed at all. βž– It is better to use it only for splits, there are problems with merges. * * * βž• Always works […]
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T9N, L10N, I18N, G11N, C13N, M17N, V8N

Some slang abbreviations from the localization field Let’s check some slang abbreviations from the localization field. All of them are based on the principle of β€œtaking the first and last letters of a word, cutting out the middle, and writing the number of the cut out letters instead.” These terms are vague, and their meanings […]
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