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Translation memory cannot be accessed
Thread poster: Katja Vuorisalo
Katja Vuorisalo
Katja Vuorisalo  Identity Verified
Finland
Local time: 14:21
French to Finnish
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May 11, 2010

Hi, I just installed Trados 7 Freelance on my laptop which has Windows 7 Home Premium. During installation I chose 5 languages: English, Finnish, French, German and Swedish. But when I'm trying to open a language memory, I cannot select the language I want. There is a message: The translation memory EN-FI cannot be accessed because it uses languages which were not selected during installation. And when I try to create a new memory, on the available languages list I can only see arabic, chinese e... See more
Hi, I just installed Trados 7 Freelance on my laptop which has Windows 7 Home Premium. During installation I chose 5 languages: English, Finnish, French, German and Swedish. But when I'm trying to open a language memory, I cannot select the language I want. There is a message: The translation memory EN-FI cannot be accessed because it uses languages which were not selected during installation. And when I try to create a new memory, on the available languages list I can only see arabic, chinese etc. first languages in alphabetic order, which I totally did not choose during installation. I already reinstalled Trados a few times, but I still cannot choose the languages I want. I don't know what to do anymore, I never saw this before. Thanks for any advice! ▲ Collapse
 
Katja Vuorisalo
Katja Vuorisalo  Identity Verified
Finland
Local time: 14:21
French to Finnish
+ ...
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Is it because of the Windows 7? May 13, 2010

To quote this thread:

http://www.proz.com/forum/sdl_trados_support/157220-trados_2007_and_windows_7.html

Where Luisa wrote:
"Hi Paula,

I contacted the Italian reseller of Trados and they got this answer from SDL:


«I can confirm that SDL Trados 2007 Suite will run on Windows 7 and is fully c... See more
To quote this thread:

http://www.proz.com/forum/sdl_trados_support/157220-trados_2007_and_windows_7.html

Where Luisa wrote:
"Hi Paula,

I contacted the Italian reseller of Trados and they got this answer from SDL:


«I can confirm that SDL Trados 2007 Suite will run on Windows 7 and is fully compatible.

Please note that only SDL Trados 2007 Suite is compatible on 64-bit versions of Windows 7. Therefore, if you are using the 64-bit version, please check that you are installing SDL Trados 2007 Suite.»


But I am using Trados 7 Freelance. Is that different than Trados 2007 Suite then? Is there no solution for this really? I am using 64-bit operating system also.

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