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Manfred Wodarz Local time: 10:57 English to German + ...
Aug 9, 2007
Does anybody know how to exclude tags from spell checking in MS Word (Office XP)?
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Jerzy Czopik Germany Local time: 02:57 Member (2003) Polish to German + ...
Use the style and set it to "do not check"
Aug 9, 2007
Usually tags are formatted with a certain style - when you set this style to "do not check", the spell checker should recognize this.
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Manfred Wodarz Local time: 10:57 English to German + ...
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Set the tag style to "do not check"
Aug 9, 2007
Thanks for the advice, Jerzy! I'll try this method.
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Samuel Murray Netherlands Local time: 02:57 Member (2006) English to Afrikaans + ...
What do these tags look like
Aug 9, 2007
Manfred Wodarz wrote: Does anybody know how to exclude tags from spell checking in MS Word (Office XP)?
Use find/replace to mark them as "No Proofing". Say, what do these tags look like?
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Manfred Wodarz Local time: 10:57 English to German + ...
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TRADOS tags
Aug 10, 2007
Hi Samuel,
the tags I'm talking about are TRADOS tags enclosed in "< >" for formatting a text. Often they appear in the middle of a line without spaces between them and a word or a punctuation. When spell checking the finished translation, they appear attached to a word so the spell checking stops every time. Anyway, the suggestion made by Jerzy seems to work. So, the problem is solved. Thanks!
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