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Opening CRU files in Across
Thread poster: Iryna Khramchenko
Iryna Khramchenko
Iryna Khramchenko  Identity Verified
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Nov 28, 2013

Please anyone help me open CRU files with Across. I've received the .cru files for proofreading and have no idea how to open them. In Standby remote client only the previous tasks appear and in the standalone edition I don't have import options described in the manual. My Accross version: Across Personal Edition 5.7 57629_en, package version: 16, and I use Windows 7.
 
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It is not possible. Nov 29, 2013

CRU file is "Client Response Unit", it is meant for Across Server, you cannot import it.
Translator should send them to the Server and Server should generate new files (CWU - Client work unit) for you.
 


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