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Extracting contents from TTK?
Thread poster: pedutz
pedutz
pedutz
Local time: 17:11
English to German
Dec 16, 2008

Dear all,

does any of you have experience with extracting the contents of a Catalyst TTK file, e.g. to work on the file(s) with SDL Trados tools?

Thanks a lot,
Petra
 
Kobe Vander Beken
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Peru
Local time: 10:11
English to Dutch
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Use Catalyst Lite Dec 16, 2008

Hello,

Why don´t you use Alchemy Catalyst Lite?
The Lite version is a bit limited, but you can use it to translate TTKs, and it´s totally free!

Hope this helps.

Kobe
 
pedutz
pedutz
Local time: 17:11
English to German
TOPIC STARTER
Extracting contents from TTK? Dec 17, 2008

Hi Kobe,

thanks for your reply, that's is one option we are considering. However, I was wondering whether anyone has experience with other options...

Thanks anyway!
Petra
 
Oscar Martin
Oscar Martin
Spain
Local time: 17:11
English to Spanish
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Extracting contents from TTK? Dec 17, 2008

Hi Petra,

You need Alchemy Catalyst (the paying version). First, specify source and target languages. Then, you can extract untranslated segments into a tmx (Tools > Extract > Tmx...). Then, add .xml extension to the .tmx file and create an .ini with Trados.

Translate and then clean-up the file. You can import the translation back into Catalyst (Tools > Expert leverage). Remove the .xml extension and import the tmx file.

Note: Translated segments must be re... See more
Hi Petra,

You need Alchemy Catalyst (the paying version). First, specify source and target languages. Then, you can extract untranslated segments into a tmx (Tools > Extract > Tmx...). Then, add .xml extension to the .tmx file and create an .ini with Trados.

Translate and then clean-up the file. You can import the translation back into Catalyst (Tools > Expert leverage). Remove the .xml extension and import the tmx file.

Note: Translated segments must be revised in Catalyst.

Oscar ▲ Collapse
 


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