SDL Trados Studio 2009 SP3 coming in October 2010 Thread poster: Atso Puronen
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I spoke with SDL support about a bug in filetype implementation and was told that a fix would be coming alonside SP3. SP3 would be released sometime in October, probably in the first half.
You can already fnd two articles referring to SP3 from talisma.sdl.com. Search for article # 3353 and 3346.
Just wanted to share this bit of info!
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| Incompatibility between Freelance and Professional version | Sep 23, 2010 |
I just bought Trados Translation Studio 2009 Freelance this week. I was told, that Servicepack 3 would be included in my purchase and come in October 2010.
Funny thing is though, that a customer, already having SP3 installed in their Trados Studio 2009 Professional, sent me a Package with the Package function in Trados.
I then received the Error message: Your Trados version is too old and incompatible with this Package version. when I tried to open the package from the ... See more I just bought Trados Translation Studio 2009 Freelance this week. I was told, that Servicepack 3 would be included in my purchase and come in October 2010.
Funny thing is though, that a customer, already having SP3 installed in their Trados Studio 2009 Professional, sent me a Package with the Package function in Trados.
I then received the Error message: Your Trados version is too old and incompatible with this Package version. when I tried to open the package from the customer.
The result is: I cannot work for customers, that keep their Trados versions updated !! ▲ Collapse
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Jerzy Czopik 
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| Temporar situation | Sep 23, 2010 |
SP3 customers have been informed about this incompatibility.
Simply ask the customer to provide you the source data.
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| The American Way of selling software | Sep 23, 2010 |
Jerzy Czopik wrote:
SP3 customers have been informed about this incompatibility.
Simply ask the customer to provide you the source data.
I wonder, if this is "The American Way" of selling software.
You sell an application to a customer, and then asks your customer to solve the problems himself instead of offering a patch on the SDL home page. Apparently SDL is aware of the problem, but wants this to be a problem between the customer and the freelancer and not between SDL and the freelancer, who bought the software with an incompatibility problem.
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Susanne Rieg (X)
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| First SP3 problem | Sep 23, 2010 |
Just installed SP3... I knew I should't have done it...
When I try to open a Termbank in Multiterm I get this error on both of our computers (one Freelance, one Professional):
Die COM-Klassenfactory für die Komponente mit CLDSID {1562E773-38AF-444A-8B83-8A79B4D1A0EF} konnte aufgrund des folgenden Fehlers nicht geöffnet werden: 80040111.
Can't open Termbases any more...
Sanne
PS:
Found the solution.... this is what y... See more Just installed SP3... I knew I should't have done it...
When I try to open a Termbank in Multiterm I get this error on both of our computers (one Freelance, one Professional):
Die COM-Klassenfactory für die Komponente mit CLDSID {1562E773-38AF-444A-8B83-8A79B4D1A0EF} konnte aufgrund des folgenden Fehlers nicht geöffnet werden: 80040111.
Can't open Termbases any more...
Sanne
PS:
Found the solution.... this is what you get when your Multiterm SP3 installation goes wrong. Reinstalled Multiterm SP3 and now it works...
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Jerzy Czopik
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Hello Karl,
Karl Mortensen wrote:
I wonder, if this is "The American Way" of selling software.
You sell an application to a customer, and then asks your customer to solve the problems himself instead of offering a patch on the SDL home page
ever tried to open a ttx created with the 2007th version in the 2006th? It simply doesn't work. So, I am not surprised that packages created with a newer version cannot be opened. Of course, this backward compatibility is desirable, but definitely not a reason not to be able to work for a client using Studio 2009. Source files do the trick, as much they did with 2007.
Giuliana
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Susanne Rieg (X)
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| First SP3 problem | Sep 23, 2010 |
I managed to recreate the above error message on our second PC. Here is what seems to happen:
Having freshly installed SP3, if you double-click on an existing Multiterm TB to open the TB without having launched Multiterm SP3 for the first time, it seems to still think SP2 is installed and brings up the error message.
So all you need to do is to start Multiterm SP3 properly once, then open a TB from within Multiterm and you will no longer get the message.
... See more I managed to recreate the above error message on our second PC. Here is what seems to happen:
Having freshly installed SP3, if you double-click on an existing Multiterm TB to open the TB without having launched Multiterm SP3 for the first time, it seems to still think SP2 is installed and brings up the error message.
So all you need to do is to start Multiterm SP3 properly once, then open a TB from within Multiterm and you will no longer get the message.
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