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Cyrillic character converted as tag
Thread poster: Lorenzo Cordini
Lorenzo Cordini
Lorenzo Cordini
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May 11, 2010

Hello,

I have saved a batch of bilingual English - Ukrainian TTX files back to their original format (S-Tagger RTF) and I have noticed that the letter "я" which appears correctly in the TTX file is converted to in the clean RTF file.

The S-Tagger files (RTF) were created from FrameMaker 7.2 documents using S-Tagger version 8.01 (Build 834) and translated in TagEditor 8.2.0.835 (Build 835).

Has anyone else noticed the same things in their files?

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Hello,

I have saved a batch of bilingual English - Ukrainian TTX files back to their original format (S-Tagger RTF) and I have noticed that the letter "я" which appears correctly in the TTX file is converted to in the clean RTF file.

The S-Tagger files (RTF) were created from FrameMaker 7.2 documents using S-Tagger version 8.01 (Build 834) and translated in TagEditor 8.2.0.835 (Build 835).

Has anyone else noticed the same things in their files?

Regards,

Lorenzo

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