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Trados training in London - Places available for September 22/23

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Sep 6, 2010

Roehampton University is now offering SDL-approved Trados training courses on-site at its campus close to central London.

Places are available for September on the following courses.

- Getting Started course, 22 September 2010 (for those with no previous experience of using Trados)
- Upgrade course, 23 September 2010 (for previous users of SDL Trados 2007)

For details and bookings, see:
http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/sdl-trados-translation-software/

Trados has changed dramatically with the release of SDL Trados Studio 2009. The program has been completely redesigned, with new productivity features including:
- Working with several translation memories at the same time
- Translating faster with the new AutoSuggest (TM) and QuickPlace (TM) technologies
- Google Translate and Language Weaver for automated translation
- New integrated interface - clutter-free and highly customisable

Roehampton University is an SDL Approved Training Centre for SDL Trados Studio 2009.


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