Import *.txt (5.5 format) to Multiterem 6.2.0.287 Thread poster: Ryszard Jahn
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How can I import/konvert txt-files (5.5 Trados-Format (?)) to Multiterm 6.2.
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Entry Number 4
Subject Customs
EN customs legislation
EN customs law
DE Zollrecht
FR droit douanier
PL ustawodawstwo celne
PL prawo celne
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Customs
Community Customs Code
Zollkodex
code des douanes communautaire
Wspólnotowy Kodeks Celny
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6
Customs
customs rules
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Entry Number 4
Subject Customs
EN customs legislation
EN customs law
DE Zollrecht
FR droit douanier
PL ustawodawstwo celne
PL prawo celne
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5
Customs
Community Customs Code
Zollkodex
code des douanes communautaire
Wspólnotowy Kodeks Celny
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6
Customs
customs rules
Zollvorschriften
réglementation douanière
przepisy prawa celnego
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Sorry, but this sample is in original not like displayed in here.
/There are index fields for Entry Number/ Subject / EN/ DE/ etc./
Like entry 4 in sample;
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Thx for help.
[Edited at 2005-02-05 14:24]
[Edited at 2005-02-05 14:27] ▲ Collapse
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Ralf Lemster 
Germany
Local time: 14:19
English to German
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| .mtw still available? | Feb 5, 2005 |
Hi "r",
Do you only have the text export, or is the .mtw file (plus accompanying index files) also available?
Best regards,
Ralf
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Ryszard Jahn
Local time: 14:19
German to Polish
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TOPIC STARTER
Ralf Lemster wrote:
Hi "r",
Do you only have the text export, or is the .mtw file (plus accompanying index files) also available?
Best regards,
Ralf
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Create a new TM in Workbench, selecting the languages that correspond to the languages of your text file, then import the file by using File/Import. Here, when you get to the Open Import File window, go to 'Files of Type' and select Translator's Workbench (*.txt).
BR,
Vesna
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| Wrong program | Feb 7, 2005 |
Vesna Zivcic wrote:
Create a new TM in Workbench, selecting the languages that correspond to the languages of your text file, then import the file by using File/Import. Here, when you get to the Open Import File window, go to 'Files of Type' and select Translator's Workbench (*.txt).
BR,
Vesna
Yes, that's how you get it into Translator's Workbench. But the question was about importing into MultiTerm.
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Ryszard Jahn
Local time: 14:19
German to Polish
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TOPIC STARTER
Anyway, it was a help. Thx for the tip.
So I have it now in WB as TU.
Richard
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Jerzy Czopik
Germany
Local time: 14:19
Member (2003)
Polish to German
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| Create an Excel table from your txt | Feb 19, 2005 |
and then use MultiTerm Convert.
You will get a xml-file and a definition file for your database, which you can directly import in MTiX (I assume this is what you are using now).
Regards
Jerzy
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Ryszard Jahn
Local time: 14:19
German to Polish
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TOPIC STARTER
THX,
but its not so easy --->
1. It is a very large DB ±•40.000 units
2. It was prepared for use with special TUE SW (so its not so tragic, I can use it anyway)
3. I cannot manage especially this case, where I have 2 or 3 terms PL or EN at the same entry level,
but anyway thx for your kindly suggestion
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but its not so easy --->
1. It is a very large DB ±•40.000 units
2. It was prepared for use with special TUE SW (so its not so tragic, I can use it anyway)
3. I cannot manage especially this case, where I have 2 or 3 terms PL or EN at the same entry level,
but anyway thx for your kindly suggestion
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Jerzy Czopik
Germany
Local time: 14:19
Member (2003)
Polish to German
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| You are absolutely right, it won´t be easy in this particular case | Feb 20, 2005 |
But you still can build billingual glossaries out of it, selecting only two columns in Excel then...
Of course you would still need to add extra rows for duplicate entries to get only two columns x rows structure.
When you have such a table you can convert it using MultiTerm Convert and then teach MTiX to merge duplicate entries together while importing.
Regards
Jerzy
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Ralf Lemster
Germany
Local time: 14:19
English to German
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| Find someone with MT5.5 | Feb 20, 2005 |
Hi again,
Guess it would be easiest to find someone with MT5.5, who can create a database from the import file. This database can in turn be converted to MTiX.
Best, Ralf
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Ryszard Jahn
Local time: 14:19
German to Polish
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TOPIC STARTER
It seems to be honky dory, but I am not so sure.
THX v.m. for your help.
I try to do it.
r.
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