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How can I turn Word files into pxf files?
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Serena Tutino
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Nov 6, 2006

I have some Word files but I would like to work with Transit XV.
Hown can I convert them into pxf files?
 
László Kovács
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You need Transit XV Professional Nov 6, 2006

After creating the project and importing DOC file, you can send the translation to a translator using Project > Send menu item.
You need Professional or Enterprise version for this task.
 
László Kovács
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Do you really need a PXF file? Nov 6, 2006

If you have Transit XV Smart or Professional version, you can import the file into it. Create a new project using Project > New, and step through the steps of New project wizard.
 
Serena Tutino
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MMM Nov 6, 2006

Maybe I do not have the Professional version as I received it from an agency...so, no way to have pxf files...
 


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