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Paula Hernández United Kingdom Local time: 00:42 English to Spanish + ...
May 7, 2014
I started using the software today and I am a bit lost.
I finished my translation and now I am wondering, when I save, does the translation get saved onto the package that I was sent and thus I send it as is?
Do I have to apply some clean comand?
Do I have to export any files to return to my client?
Thanks for your help!
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Once you are finished with your translation go to File Save and save the TTK. This file can then be send back to your client. You can then go ahead and close catalyst.
Has the client requested to send any additional files?
Thanks and regards,
Jette
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Paula Hernández United Kingdom Local time: 00:42 English to Spanish + ...
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Thanks!
May 7, 2014
Thanks Jette!
You're a lifesaver!
The client didn't specify anything, I just got the ttk and that's all.
Again, thank you!
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