Trying out Déjà Vu Thread poster: Robin Salmon (X)
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Robin Salmon (X) Australia Local time: 04:44 German to English + ...
Déjà Vu X Professional Version 7.0.273 Now I see why it is called Déjà Vu - the experienced users will have seen it all before. I am using the Professional trial version. I kept the source file in doc format and now it won't decode when I export it after translation. I presume I should have translated it in rtf format. It is an actual translation for a customer. I'd be grateful if someone could confirm that that was what I did wrong... See more Déjà Vu X Professional Version 7.0.273 Now I see why it is called Déjà Vu - the experienced users will have seen it all before. I am using the Professional trial version. I kept the source file in doc format and now it won't decode when I export it after translation. I presume I should have translated it in rtf format. It is an actual translation for a customer. I'd be grateful if someone could confirm that that was what I did wrong - the tutorial uses rtf files. Some help on the best course of action would also be very welcome. Robin Salmon ▲ Collapse | | |
Klaus Herrmann Germany Local time: 20:44 Member (2002) English to German + ... Check for wrong codes | Jan 7, 2005 |
I am using the Professional trial version. I kept the source file in doc format and now it won't decode when I export it after translation. I presume I should have translated it in rtf format. Some help on the best course of action would also be very welcome. Robin Salmon
The most common reason for export problems is wrong or missing codes. DVX 'hides' Word commands like bold, new paragraph, or inserted graphics in codes, i.e. What a {12}big{13} file. If your translation reads, say, Ist das aber eine {13}große{12} Datei, the wrong code order may lead to an export problem. Select Translation | Check embedded codes and DVX will search for code problems. There's no problem with *.doc files in general. | | |
Fix codes in DVX | Jan 7, 2005 |
Try shortcut Sht + Ctrl + F8 to find code errors in the target document. The status line at the bottom of the screen will tell you what is wrong, usually misplaced or incorrect codes. You should then not have any problems exporting the file. | | |
Robin Salmon (X) Australia Local time: 04:44 German to English + ... TOPIC STARTER Export successful | Jan 7, 2005 |
Sorry - false alarm! I momentarily forgot about the exported project being contained in a sub-directory within the directory. I read back in the tutorial and found it nicely translated after all - I'll check the formatting now. Comparisons are odious but Déjà Vu seems to be so different in approach from Trados. Thanks very much for your response, Klaus! | |
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Olaf Reibedanz Colombia Local time: 13:44 Member (2003) English to German + ... Join the Yahoo group for Deja Vu users | Jan 8, 2005 |
Hi Rob, Congratulations on your decision to try out Deja Vu - I hope you will like it as much as I do I just wanted to point out to you that there is a Yahoo group for Deja Vu users. There you can ask virtually any question you can imagine and will receive feedback from colleagues almost immediately. To subscribe to this group, you have to send an email... See more Hi Rob, Congratulations on your decision to try out Deja Vu - I hope you will like it as much as I do I just wanted to point out to you that there is a Yahoo group for Deja Vu users. There you can ask virtually any question you can imagine and will receive feedback from colleagues almost immediately. To subscribe to this group, you have to send an email to: [email protected] It's a very good and helpful community and without them I might never have got the hang of it... Good luck and happy working! Olaf ▲ Collapse | | |
Robin Salmon (X) Australia Local time: 04:44 German to English + ... TOPIC STARTER Impression of Déjà Vu | Jan 9, 2005 |
Hi Olaf Thanks for telling me about that user group. Déjà Vu has gone down in price, too, it seems. You are forced to trial the Professional Version but the Standard one looks OK, so I might buy it when funds allow. I like the flexibility of Déjà Vu. Robin | | |
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