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I don't see that option Jul 8, 2010

Mauricio Zoch wrote:
Notice that you have a new option at the moment of download a file on localization. You can choose download .xlf extension with a properly format to use on Trados now.


I don't see that option, no. I only see the three XLIFF options (Trados, Wordfast and Metatexis), and from there onwards I'm not asked for a file extension (unless I'm not looking properly).

Samuel


 
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Confirmed Jul 8, 2010

And the downloaded files are .XML, not .XLF

 
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Re: I don't see that option Jul 8, 2010

Samuel Murray wrote:

Mauricio Zoch wrote:
Notice that you have a new option at the moment of download a file on localization. You can choose download .xlf extension with a properly format to use on Trados now.


I don't see that option, no. I only see the three XLIFF options (Trados, Wordfast and Metatexis), and from there onwards I'm not asked for a file extension (unless I'm not looking properly).

Samuel


If you choose "XLIFF for Trados" you will get the .xlf file to use in Trados.
The other two options are .xml files.


 
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Hi Mauricio Jul 8, 2010

It looks like something is still wrong. At least when I am trying to download the Trados XLIFF (that is selected by default), the system prompts me to save an .XML file.

?

Thanks,
Natalia


 
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Natalie wrote:

It looks like something is still wrong. At least when I am trying to download the Trados XLIFF (that is selected by default), the system prompts me to save an .XML file.

?

Thanks,
Natalia


Looks like the problem is Opera browser, opera rewrite the extension to xml because the content of the file is xml... i will try to fix this problem. (Meanwhile you can use firefox to download a file if you need it, or just rename it to .xlf)

Best regards,
Mauricio


 
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Yes, I'm using Opera Jul 8, 2010

Mauricio Zoch wrote:
Looks like the problem is Opera browser, opera rewrite the extension to xml because the content of the file is xml...


Yes, I'm also using Opera. It would never have occurred to me that the browser is the reason why the XLF file comes out as XML.

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Wait, after about 5 minutes Opera can now download XLF files. Did you do something in the past 5 minutes on your side that would do that?


 
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Yes Jul 8, 2010

Samuel Murray wrote:

Wait, after about 5 minutes Opera can now download XLF files. Did you do something in the past 5 minutes on your side that would do that?



Yes, i changed the download code to avoid the Opera problem. Thanks for the confirmation. (And thanks Natalia too!)

If you get any other problem just let me know!

Best regards,
Mauricio


 
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