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Quick reference on how to create files of different types in memoQ Quick reference on how to create files of different types in memoQ (the file is assumed to be already translated). Right-click any file (or several selected files) on the Project home tab in the memoQ interface, then select what you need:   More […]

Unfortunately, errors happen in every program We have caught a new error, this time in Xliff Editor, a text editor included in the Translation Workspace software package. Here’s what it looks like:  Failed to load built-in plugin(s): Failed to activate the plugin: … reason : … * * * The error happens due to the wrong configuration of […]

Some tips on how to extend the battery life of your laptop when there is no power Some practical tips on how to extend the battery life of your laptop when there is no power:   See more interesting posts in our Telegram channel.

Some extremely useful keyboard shortcuts for Excel Some useful keyboard shortcuts for Excel:   See this post in our Telegram channel.

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 […]

A piece of information on another Trados Studio issue Another Trados Studio error was caught: The document cannot be processed since it contains unexpected contents. The developer claims that they eliminated the cause of this error already in Trados Studio 2017 SR1, but we discovered it in Trados Studio 2021. The error occurs when trying […]

Find out how to insert a line break in an Excel document Perhaps everyone knows how to insert a line break in a Word document: with the Shift + Enter command (not to be confused with Ctrl + Enter, which inserts a page break). If you need to replace line breaks with something in Word or, vice versa, replace […]

A post about how to get rid of a prehistoric error in a prehistoric program When the Illegal index message appears in the Translator’s Workbench window, restart the program immediately, even if it works just fine. This usually happens after numerous openings and closings of the translation memory or crashes. It means a breach of […]

Linguogeographic notes In 1542, two islands of the archipelago, which would receive the name of the Philippines later,—Leyte and Samar—were named Felipinas after Philip (Felipe) II, the king of Spain at that time. After that, the name of “the Philippines” (Las Islas Filipinas) was extended to the whole archipelago. Up to 1989, for almost 400 years, the Philippines have […]

What danger lies in clouds When several translators are working on a big project simultaneously, it seems very alluring to put the translation memory in some cloud, connect all the vendors to it, and the translations of one of them will be immediately available to all the others as if working with a server or […]