Converting glossaries Thread poster: Pablo Roufogalis (X)
| Pablo Roufogalis (X) Colombia Local time: 03:41 English to Spanish
Hello to all. I'm planning the development of a Word VBA macro that would allow me to convert Word tables into XML for importing into MultiTerm iX. Has anyone here attempted that and is willing to share some tips and tools? It seems straightforward but it is always better if you can stand on someone elses's shoulders. Thanks in advance. | | | Why a macro? why XML? | Dec 8, 2004 |
You can save this table as a Excel file and import it to Multiterm. More, with Excel you can "create" a complex Multiterm database better than with Multiterm. Rgds Toledo | | | I'm willing to collaborate | Dec 8, 2004 |
Pablo Roufogalis wrote: Hello to all. I'm planning the development of a Word VBA macro that would allow me to convert Word tables into XML for importing into MultiTerm iX. Has anyone here attempted that and is willing to share some tips and tools? It seems straightforward but it is always better if you can stand on someone elses's shoulders. Thanks in advance. Hi Pablo! It'll be a great tool. I'm willing to help you in any way. I'm not good at XML but I'm learning First of all, I think a simple find-and-replace macro will do but it all depends on how complex the dictionary is. Please, post an XML export sample of your database structure here to examine it. Maybe Excel is a more appropriate tool. Keep us posted with the progress of your work. Ivaylo | | | Ralf Lemster Germany Local time: 10:41 English to German + ... Moving the thread... | Dec 8, 2004 |
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Marc P (X) Local time: 10:41 German to English + ... Converting glossaries | Dec 8, 2004 |
Pablo, WordML would be the obvious solution, no? Marc | | | Pablo Roufogalis (X) Colombia Local time: 03:41 English to Spanish TOPIC STARTER
MarcPrior wrote: Pablo, WordML would be the obvious solution, no? Marc Hello Marc and thanks fro your reply. I'm using Office 2000/Windows 2000 and have no plans to upgrade anytime soon. Is this tool adequate for Word 2000? Thanks in advance. | | | I have a Perl script that does that... | Dec 10, 2004 |
Pablo Roufogalis wrote: MarcPrior wrote: Pablo, WordML would be the obvious solution, no? Marc Hello Marc and thanks fro your reply. I'm using Office 2000/Windows 2000 and have no plans to upgrade anytime soon. Is this tool adequate for Word 2000? Thanks in advance. But at the moment its not very cofigurable, i.e. I edit it manually when I want to change the language direction, English - Polish or vice versa, and it does not take any other language parameters. I'd have to work on it and release it, when it is ready to go public. Regards, Piotr | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » Converting glossaries Protemos translation business management system | Create your account in minutes, and start working! 3-month trial for agencies, and free for freelancers!
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