SDL-Error: No translatable Text at Cursorposition
论题张贴者: Souli05
Souli05
Souli05
German德语译成French法语
Mar 1, 2007

I have to translate a Word-Document (Office 2000) which contains a lot of unimportant information which shall not be changed. For this reason our client has defined a character style to avoid that this text is processed or changed in Trados (I tried both versions Trados 6.5 and SDL Trados 2006)

But Translators Workbench can only open a few segments. Even though a lot of segments which are not defined in the character style mentioned above cannot be translated. The following message
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I have to translate a Word-Document (Office 2000) which contains a lot of unimportant information which shall not be changed. For this reason our client has defined a character style to avoid that this text is processed or changed in Trados (I tried both versions Trados 6.5 and SDL Trados 2006)

But Translators Workbench can only open a few segments. Even though a lot of segments which are not defined in the character style mentioned above cannot be translated. The following message appears: "Kein zu übersetzender Text an Cursorpositon". Nevertheless there is in fact text to be translated!!!!
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SDL-Error: No translatable Text at Cursorposition







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