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New memoQ Version 9.4
16 June 2020
A few words about the changes in the new memoQ version
Recently, a new memoQ version has been released—9.4. Key changes:
- If any grammar issue is detected in the segment, then the specific section with the error gets underlined instead of the whole segment. Similarly to Word, grammar issues in memoQ are underlined in blue.
- Direct import of Trados Studio translation memories has been added. Previously, you would need to export an SDLTM file into an exchange TMX format first (translation memory exchange) and then import it into memoQ. Starting from version 9.4, memoQ allows instant import of SDLTM files, without any intermediate conversions.
- Integration with Protemos has been implemented. From now on, a single click is enough to create a memoQ project out of a Protemos project or, vice versa, immediately create a symmetric Protemos project for an existing memoQ project.
- Numerous changes and improvements concerning the use of machine translation plugins.
And a lot of other stuff has been added.
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