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Maurice Devroye wrote: I applied Paul Filkin's method to create a TXML file type in Studio. The results I came up with are less than satisfactorily.
Can you tell us in what way Paul's method was less than satisfactory?
Maurice Devroye wrote: To answer Hellmut's original wish: have you come across an efficient TXML file type (or filter) in order to open a Wordfast document in Studio?
Not an answer to your question, but FWIW, I've been told the next version of memoQ (due soon) will include a dedicated TXML filter (as opposed to the generic XML filter found in Studio).
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Dominique Pivard wrote: Not an answer to your question, but FWIW, I've been told the next version of memoQ (due soon) will include a dedicated TXML filter (as opposed to the generic XML filter found in Studio).
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