Kilgray announced version 3.0 of MemoQ. In short, here are some of the new features: Client: Full support for XLIFF New spell checker New term base Filtering locked/unlocked segments. New XML filter Support for proofreading Server: Online document management add-in Enterprise license management New terminology moderation interface Server TM hit limit (you can specify the […]
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Anaphraseus OpenOffice Extension 1.22 beta released
Changelog: * Tested to work with OpenOffice.org 2.0.2 * Added keyboard modifier selection (Alt, Ctrl, Shift). * Translation in text tables. * Fixed bug in glossary loading. * Source/Target locale now checking against OOo locales. * Glossary and TM items checked before loading * Fixed error 1971835 “TMX export fails if TM has empty paragraphs” […]
Google Translation Center
Blogoscoped has a new post about “Google Translation Center”. Here is a short excerpt: According to the Google explanations on the frontpage and their product overview page, we can see this is meant to be a translation service which offers both volunteers and professional translators… and I suppose at least the professionals will want to […]
Alchemy launches PUBLISHER 2.0
Yesterday Alchemy announced PUBLISHER 2.0, its advanced translation memory solution. The product contains three modules: Analysis Expert: allows to re-use previously translated content by analyzing different types of translation memory formats (Catalyst TTK; Wordfast, SDL Trados, SDL TM Server, SDL Idiom TM, and TMX) Translate Expert: matches previously translated content to new content, in order […]
Anaphraseus 1.21 beta
Anaphraseus (formerly OpenWordfast) is a CAT (Computer Aided Translation) tool, OpenOffice.org 2 macro set similar to Wordfast. It works with Wordfast Translation Memory format (*.TXT). Supports text segmentation. Features: term recognition, fuzzy search, Unicode support. Installation is pretty easy. We tried it with OpenOffice.org 3.0 Beta: Download the Anaphraseus extension here Launch OpenOffice Writer and […]
MemoQ 2.3.16 announced
Kilgray have released yet another update for MemoQ. Here is the download link: http://kilgray.com/memoq/MemoQSetup.2.3.16.small.zip Changelog: — A filtering crash when using the filter on a View; — Word index entries imported (even if hidden text is not); — Projects stored on network drives should now work OK (please verify). Tweet
Isometry 1.0.6 – free CAT tool
Isometry is a free computer-assisted translation tool developed by Toshiya Kazuyoshi. We grabbed version 1.0.6 from the FINITE FIELD website. Apparently the last build dates back to April 2006, so this may a point of concern about future developments of the application. Apart from the usual features offered in modern CAT tools, there are a […]
Open-Tran.eu – depository of open-source localization strings
Open-Tran.eu is a searchable database of strings taken from several open-source applications and operating systems. Here’s an example of how the system works: go to Open-Tran.eu, choose the source language, the target language and type a string that you would like to look up. Finally, click on “Translate”. In the example below, we are looking […]
Total recall’s Snowball presented at University of Copenhagen Language Technology Forum
Total Recall’s Snowball is a translation environment tool (still in beta) that introduces several interesting concepts. It can import TMX translation memories and it performs a preliminary term analysis before the translator starts the actual work. During our tests, the import invariably got stuck during the database analysis, so we could not form a final […]
MemoQ 2.3.14 released
MemoQ received another update. Here are the download links (with and without .Net Framework) and the changelog: http://kilgray.com/memoq/MemoQSetup.2.3.14.zip http://kilgray.com/memoq/MemoQSetup.2.3.14.small.zip The build contains RTF and XLS filter fixes, and updated French, German and Hungarian strings. Preview creation for large bilingual RTF/DOC files has also become a lot faster. MemoQ: Translate better, cheaper, faster Tweet