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Concordance does not show most recent translations first
Thread poster: pkb (X)
pkb (X)
pkb (X)

Local time: 11:08
French to English
Jan 18, 2007

Good morning from London.

The box is ticked, but the concordance does not necessarily show the most recent translations first. Any suggestions for a cure?

Trados 7.0.0.615, Windows 2000 (with all upgrades automatically downloaded)

Philip
 
Cecilia Falk
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Local time: 12:08
English to Swedish
Reorganise the TM Jan 18, 2007

Always worth a try.

Cecilia
 
Zoltán Medgyesi
Zoltán Medgyesi
Hungary
Local time: 12:08
English to Hungarian
Maybe you're new to Trados? Jan 18, 2007

Otherwise, you would know, it's another unusable, not-working, illogical feature.

In 7.5 it seems it works, it displays the most recent translation unit as first - however, can't put them in chronological order, which would be advantageous.

(Currently, I'm fighting with maintenance / filter function, which cannot handle it's own time format.)
 
pkb (X)
pkb (X)

Local time: 11:08
French to English
TOPIC STARTER
Thanks, but tried that. Jan 18, 2007

Cecilia Falk wrote:

Always worth a try.

Cecilia

First thing I thought of. 63,000 translation units (±630,000 words) nicely resorted, but it still does it.

It does it as well on my everyday memory (114,000 units. Blimey, must be well over a million words !).

It isn't new, but it has become annoying on a current job. If I want to check how I translated something earlier in the same document, it doesn't tell me.

Thanks for the suggestion, though, Cecilia.

Philip
 
pkb (X)
pkb (X)

Local time: 11:08
French to English
TOPIC STARTER
Not quite a new boy Jan 18, 2007

mzdude wrote:

Otherwise, you would know, it's another unusable, not-working, illogical feature.

In 7.5 it seems it works, it displays the most recent translation unit as first - however, can't put them in chronological order, which would be advantageous.

(Currently, I'm fighting with maintenance / filter function, which cannot handle it's own time format.)


I checked recently: I was given my first copy of Trados by a client in 1998. The client also sent me to Luxembourg for a day's training in the use of Trados and in translating trade marks.

At last it is not just my copy that plays up.

Maintenance / filter? Luckily I have never been tempted / required to play with that. Thanks mzdude.

Philip
 


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