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Which localization tools match my needs? | Sisulizer localizes software & HTML Help files

Renate Reinartz — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 13:22:00 +0000

Forum: Localization
Topic: Which localization tools match my needs?
Poster: Renate Reinartz
Post title: Sisulizer localizes software & HTML Help files

Hi Fabrice,

you should also take a look at Sisulizer, which supports various development platforms, and compiled HTML Help (.chm) localization besides HTML, XML, and databases.

You can have everything in one project, sharing the same TM, and create free of charge Translation Packages. A full featured 30 days evaluation version is available at [url removed]

Renate
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Which localization tools match my needs? | RC WinTrans

Stanislav Pokorny — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 15:47:00 +0000

Forum: Localization
Topic: Which localization tools match my needs?
Poster: Stanislav Pokorny
Post title: RC WinTrans

Hi Fabrice,
I have been working with RC WinTrans which seems to be a very intuitive localization tool with excellent support for Trados.
Give it a try...
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Which localization tools match my needs?

Fabrice - — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 17:09:00 +0000

Forum: Localization
Topic: Which localization tools match my needs?
Poster: Fabrice -

I am in the process of evaluating different localization tools, aim is to move away of the extract text in rtf, get it translated then spend hours reimporting it, reformatting it and fixing length issues.

My projects involves localizing source files like *.rc, *.rh, *.xslt files but also Windows html help file in *.chm format and some documents in framemaker .fm format.

So far I have been testing Passolo and Catalyst in tandem with Trados, are there other localization tools that would be worth evalutating?

With have a consquent TM so it's important that the tool can work in conjunction with Trados.

Ideally I would like to be able to prepare all my files in the tool and then send the package to the translators who will be able to translate the text in a wysiwyg interface, while using the existing TM.