First look at Swordfish III (video) Thread poster: Dominique Pivard
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You forgot to approve the last segment. Regards, Rodolfo | | | I only noticed afterwards | Jan 7, 2013 |
Rodolfo Raya wrote: You forgot to approve the last segment. Yes, I thought I had hit Alt+Down on the last segment, but it looks like it was not the case, and I didn't notice it immediately. I added a note to the video. | | |
I've been considering purchasing Swordfish, and this video was very helpful. Thanks! | |
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Which CAT tool? | Jan 8, 2013 |
French Foodie wrote: I've been considering purchasing Swordfish, and this video was very helpful. Thanks! It would be interesting to read your reasons to go for Swordfish. Are you looking for a Java based tool? If so: did you consider Heartsome, Wf Pro or CafeTran? If not: what makes SW III so attractive for you? | | | List of tools | Jan 9, 2013 |
trhanslator wrote: It would be interesting to read your reasons to go for Swordfish. Are you looking for a Java based tool? If so: did you consider Heartsome, Wf Pro or CafeTran? If French Foodie wants to expand his/her options, here is a more extensive list of videos in which I cover the same basic workflow in other tools: OmegaT -> http://youtu.be/O7y6zWzV-yY?hd=1 MemSource -> http://youtu.be/VonxyPL0Iic?hd=1 Wordfast Anywhere -> http://youtu.be/ww28wyVoYSw?hd=1 CafeTran -> http://youtu.be/h1vUGxaRCvI?hd=1 MetaTexis -> http://youtu.be/P_I3wB622C4?hd=1 Across -> http://youtu.be/tyS04u7quag?hd=1 Heartsome -> http://youtu.be/DDIctwQHqAo?hd=1 Java is usually desirable when you want a non-Windows solution, but this can be achieved by other means as well. For instance, MemSource and Wordfast Anywhere work on Mac and Linux even though they are not Java-based. Tools for which I plan to add similar videos later on: Fluency, Wordfast Classic, Wordfast Pro, Déjà Vu, memoQ, SDL Trados Studio. If someone from Star is willing to send me a copy of Transit, I'll include it as well
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Dominique Pivard wrote: Tools for which I plan to add similar videos later on: Fluency, Wordfast Classic, Wordfast Pro, Déjà Vu, memoQ, SDL Trados Studio. If someone from Star is willing to send me a copy of Transit, I'll include it as well [Edited at 2013-01-09 09:02 GMT] For the Transit part I'd say: don't bother. Meanwhile it is absolutely vague whether there will be any new versions ever. STAR is like a closed clamshell. About your videos: *PLEASE* add a simple term list, showing adding/insertion of terms in your video. IMO this is crucial for any CAT tool.
[Edited at 2013-01-09 13:11 GMT] | | | Gyula Erdesz Hungary Local time: 21:48 Member (2009) English to Hungarian + ... Thank you for the videos | Jan 9, 2013 |
Dear Dominique, Great job. These videos are invaluable for those who want to have a comprehensive view on the available CAT tools but don't want to install each of them. I can only support the idea to introduce also the terminology handling modules of these programs. Regards, Gyula | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » First look at Swordfish III (video) Protemos translation business management system | Create your account in minutes, and start working! 3-month trial for agencies, and free for freelancers!
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