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I would appreciate very much if someone could help me with an issue.
I'm quite new to transit - in fact to review jobs in transit, because I did translations before.
I've downloaded Transit 3.0 Satellite PE.
I received a TXF file from my client and... I don't know how to use it! Sounds a bit silly, but I really don't know how to open and handle this file.
It's quite urgent in fact - I'm supposed to deliver the job in 24 h - and I'd really appreciate ... See more
Hello,
I would appreciate very much if someone could help me with an issue.
I'm quite new to transit - in fact to review jobs in transit, because I did translations before.
I've downloaded Transit 3.0 Satellite PE.
I received a TXF file from my client and... I don't know how to use it! Sounds a bit silly, but I really don't know how to open and handle this file.
It's quite urgent in fact - I'm supposed to deliver the job in 24 h - and I'd really appreciate some help!
Could you tell me please how to convert from PXF to TXF a file?
Thank you!!
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Katalin McClure United States Local time: 22:53 English to Hungarian + ...
PXF is your input file, and TXF is your output
Jul 16, 2011
I am not sure I understand the question, but let me give it a try:
When you get the PXF file, you import it into Transit by using the "Receive an external project" option when Transit opens, or by using Project -> Receive. (You need to select the PXF file here.)
Then you translate it, and when you are finished with the translation, you export the project using Project -> Send. This will generate the TXF file, it will ask you where to save it.
I am not sure I understand the question, but let me give it a try:
When you get the PXF file, you import it into Transit by using the "Receive an external project" option when Transit opens, or by using Project -> Receive. (You need to select the PXF file here.)
Then you translate it, and when you are finished with the translation, you export the project using Project -> Send. This will generate the TXF file, it will ask you where to save it.
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