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Amanda Grey France Local time: 01:36 French to English
Dec 1, 2004
I know it is possible to merge TM's, but what about glossaries...? I can't seem to find anything...
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Gerard de Noord France Local time: 01:36 Member (2003) English to Dutch + ...
It's easy
Dec 1, 2004
Open the glossary file with Word. Put your cursor at the end of the glossary. Use Insert/File… to insert another glossary file. Reorganise the glossary in Wordfast.
Succes, Gerard
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Amanda Grey France Local time: 01:36 French to English
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Thank you... and another one!
Dec 1, 2004
Great! It's so easy when you know how!
If I may be so bold as to prevail upon your expert knowledge - how does one import an Excel file as a wordfast glossary?
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Gerard de Noord France Local time: 01:36 Member (2003) English to Dutch + ...
Please don't flatter me
Dec 1, 2004
I like it too much.
In Excel make sure that: Column A = source term Column B = target term Column C = comment or empty Column D = field 1 or empty Column E = field 2 or empty Column F = field 3 or empty All other columns are empty
Export the file as a tab-delimited text file. Select and reorganise the file in Wordfast.
Regards, Gerard
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Amanda Grey France Local time: 01:36 French to English
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Thanks again!
Dec 1, 2004
You are a mine of information.
In fact I found that by opening an Excel file in the Wordfast glossaries tab, it asks you to convert it to a WF glossary... obviously only works provided the conditions you mentioned are met.
Thanks again!
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CalumR Japan Local time: 08:36 Japanese to English
Can you delete terms that come up twice?
Sep 18, 2008
Hi there - when you merge glossaries, is it possible to delete all the terms that come up two times?
Thank you in advance,
Calum
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Amanda Grey France Local time: 01:36 French to English
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Indeed it is possible
Sep 18, 2008
Open the glossary editor (second last icon on the toolbar). Press the Tools button to display the filters. In the Special Filters, select "Mark redundant entries (same source + target). (The glossary will be sorted and the redundant entries marked with an *.) Press F1 to display the options. Press CTRL D to display only the marked terms. Press CTRL X to delete marked lines.
CTRL X does not permanently delete the lines. If you want to delete them p... See more
Open the glossary editor (second last icon on the toolbar). Press the Tools button to display the filters. In the Special Filters, select "Mark redundant entries (same source + target). (The glossary will be sorted and the redundant entries marked with an *.) Press F1 to display the options. Press CTRL D to display only the marked terms. Press CTRL X to delete marked lines.
CTRL X does not permanently delete the lines. If you want to delete them permanently, press CTRL +delete (carefully!)
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