QXP Story Collector import file is 8bit .... Thread poster: Vito Smolej
| Vito Smolej Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2004) English to Slovenian + ... SITE LOCALIZER
which means I am stuck with Latin1 character set?! Here's the context: I collected the Quark Express stories, exported, worked my way through it with TagEditor, checked the tags, checked spelling, and cleaned the file for getting ht translation back into QXP. On cleaning in TM the QXC single-language output file turns into eight bits and my č character turns è, as required by Latin1 character set. This is so ... unfair;) Any suggestions? Digging into... See more which means I am stuck with Latin1 character set?! Here's the context: I collected the Quark Express stories, exported, worked my way through it with TagEditor, checked the tags, checked spelling, and cleaned the file for getting ht translation back into QXP. On cleaning in TM the QXC single-language output file turns into eight bits and my č character turns è, as required by Latin1 character set. This is so ... unfair;) Any suggestions? Digging into the &0C0 &cetera bag o' tricks - thought these times are past... TiA smo ▲ Collapse | | | Jerzy Czopik Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2003) Polish to German + ... PC or MAC Quark? | May 6, 2005 |
Jerzy | | | Vito Smolej Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2004) English to Slovenian + ... TOPIC STARTER SITE LOCALIZER It's a PC ... | May 6, 2005 |
Jerzy Czopik wrote: Jerzy sorry for incompeteness. XP professional. Trados 6.5 FL build 441 smo
[Edited at 2005-05-06 19:18] | | | Jerzy Czopik Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2003) Polish to German + ... OK, and which version of Quark? | May 6, 2005 |
Because I didn't know, that Quark does support Unicode. Getting "Latin 1" characters means only for me, that you need the proper font (try Arial CE) and the problem should be gone. Your WindowsXP does not have Arial CE, but my QuarkXPress 5 does show it... This is a virtual font - which represents the CE subset of open type Arial. Regards Jerzy | |
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Vito Smolej Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2004) English to Slovenian + ... TOPIC STARTER SITE LOCALIZER QXP is not the problem, it's the story collector... | May 6, 2005 |
Jerzy Czopik wrote: Because I didn't know, that Quark does support Unicode. I dont know either, and I dont think it does anyhow. If anybody, it should be the story collector plug-in, that should have some more feel for other char sets, and not QXP per se. It's the 6.0 Passport version - as good as it gets. Getting "Latin 1" characters means only for me, that you need the proper font (try Arial CE) and the problem should be gone. Regards Jerzy
Gruesome ... and then do this replacement for 100+ files and a couple of dozen of fonts in them!? Just because of one single misplaced character? btw it should be LATIN2 (eastern europe char set), but instead of that it's either LATIN1 (or even more probably ANSI). | | | Eastern Europoean lang not supported in QXP | May 7, 2005 |
Vito Smolej wrote: Gruesome ... and then do this replacement for 100+ files and a couple of dozen of fonts in them!? Just because of one single misplaced character? btw it should be LATIN2 (eastern europe char set), but instead of that it's either LATIN1 (or even more probably ANSI). Actually, Quark's site mentions which languages are supported in QXP Passport 6, these are DA, NL, EN, FR, DE, IT, NO, ES, SV and Swiss DE. You can purchase QXP Passport 6.11 Supplemental Languages updater to use one of the following language Xtensions: CZ, FI, EL, HU, PL, SK or TR. QXP does not support the Unicode charset, but it should do in QXP version 7, as mentionend in a Press Release on Quark's site. gwen | | | Jerzy Czopik Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2003) Polish to German + ... Once again - it is a font issue | May 7, 2005 |
And I´m afrai you will need to substitute the font in all your documents. The charset used by Quark, if you for example set the text to Arial, is the Western one. If there is a Helvetica used, so it is western Helvetica. You need Helvetica CE for this purpose - and will need to substitute (better: redefine formats) for all your documents. Framemaker gives you the possibility to copy formats between files, maybe Quark does this too, but I´m not sure. Regards ... See more And I´m afrai you will need to substitute the font in all your documents. The charset used by Quark, if you for example set the text to Arial, is the Western one. If there is a Helvetica used, so it is western Helvetica. You need Helvetica CE for this purpose - and will need to substitute (better: redefine formats) for all your documents. Framemaker gives you the possibility to copy formats between files, maybe Quark does this too, but I´m not sure. Regards Jerzy ▲ Collapse | | | Vito Smolej Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2004) English to Slovenian + ... TOPIC STARTER SITE LOCALIZER ... did some thinking in the mean time.... and yes ... | May 7, 2005 |
Jerzy Czopik wrote: ...And I´m afraid you will need to substitute the fonts in all your documents. Jerzy The hope is I can do it in batch mode for all the documents. Literally (let's be realistic) it's not hundreds of them. It's just one hundred and nine (109). sigh. Thanks, Jerzy. smo
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Vito Smolej Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2004) English to Slovenian + ... TOPIC STARTER SITE LOCALIZER supplemental languages support.... | May 7, 2005 |
gwen- wrote: You can purchase QXP Passport 6.11 Supplemental Languages updater to use one of the following language Xtensions: CZ, FI, EL, HU, PL, SK or TR. gwen I should have known/checked ... I have to check first what the alternatives are. If there's any (like visiting linotype site first ...). Thanks so much! smo
[Edited at 2005-05-07 10:27] | | | Klaus Herrmann Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2002) English to German + ... Any editor utility will do | May 7, 2005 |
The hope is I can do it in batch mode for all the documents. QSC files are plain ASCII files, so it's quite easy to do a batch replace using any editor (e.g. UltraEdit). 1. Open the QSC file and search for the font you need to replace. 2. Create a new doc in Quark, type some rubbish, using the target font. 3. Export the rubbish file, open it in the editor and copy the font name (for proper spelling). 4. Open the original QSC file again and do a search and replace. 5. Done | | | Vito Smolej Germany Local time: 11:05 Member (2004) English to Slovenian + ... TOPIC STARTER SITE LOCALIZER Jawohl!!! - and re CE fonts ... | May 7, 2005 |
Klaus Herrmann wrote: QSC files are plain ASCII files, so it's quite easy to do a batch replace using any editor (e.g. UltraEdit)... And that's not all: I do have some target language QXP files, that were created with the same template, i.e. with ALL the fonts I would need to translate, so I can use them to prototype. AND - I got all CE fonts I ever needed right on the tip of nose: in the QXP itself. So, problem solved 100%. Tthe reason for it? Ignorance, or, to put it in a more humane fashion, "not knowing" - English sounds better than Latin in this case - . Thanks everybody. Hope to be of a similar use same way down the road smo
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