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Thread poster: Brian Ling

Brian Ling
Local time: 23:08
English to Chinese
Nov 4, 2011

Hi, I am going to edit some xml.ttx files but when I try to open them, TagEditor (v.7) returns with an error message saying it can't find the tag settings file xml.ini. Is this xml.ini file a standard file provided by Trados? Is there anywhere I can download it and copy it into my Trados TT directory? Many thanks.
 

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France
Local time: 00:08
Member (2002)
English to French
.ini Nov 4, 2011

Normally, the client provides it. You should ask him about it.
 

Brian Ling
Local time: 23:08
English to Chinese
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Missing ini Nov 4, 2011

Thx Gilles for your advice. I asked the client about it and got it installed in my Trados directory and is working fine.
 


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