Workbench + capital letters in some documents
Thread poster: Sina Lamprecht
Sina Lamprecht
Sina Lamprecht
Germany
Local time: 16:55
English to German
Dec 8, 2005

Hi,

There are some documents in which whenever you open the segment, the letters change into capital letters. If you then translate the sentence and close the segment again, there are two options:
In some documents, the letters change into small letters again, but in some cases they remain capitalized.
Of course there is no problem in changing that again, but why does that happen??
Thanks.

Sofia


 
Ralf Lemster
Ralf Lemster  Identity Verified
Germany
Local time: 16:55
English to German
+ ...
Check the formatting defined by the style Dec 8, 2005

Hi Sofia,
Have you checked the formatting defined in the style that's set for the paragraph you're working on?

Best regards,
Ralf


 
Sina Lamprecht
Sina Lamprecht
Germany
Local time: 16:55
English to German
TOPIC STARTER
formatting Dec 8, 2005

Ralf Lemster wrote:

Hi Sofia,
Have you checked the formatting defined in the style that's set for the paragraph you're working on?

Best regards,
Ralf



Hi Ralf,

thank you very much for your prompt reply.
One file was apparently written in a header, for some strange reason. In another case it was a chart.

Best wishes,
Sofia


 
Philippe Etienne
Philippe Etienne  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 16:55
Member
English to French
Use of Caps lock key vs. Use of Caps attribute Dec 8, 2005

If you are using Word with TWB, it is better to use the caps from the keyboard (Caps lock or shift) rather than using the caps attribute in the Format>Font menu or clicking the dedicated toolbar icon (not there by default but you can add it on the toolbar).
If you use the caps attribute, TWB sees it as a font attribute (just like italics or bold) and if the source text doesn't contain that attribute, then the target string is stripped from its Caps attribute. That's how I understand it.... See more
If you are using Word with TWB, it is better to use the caps from the keyboard (Caps lock or shift) rather than using the caps attribute in the Format>Font menu or clicking the dedicated toolbar icon (not there by default but you can add it on the toolbar).
If you use the caps attribute, TWB sees it as a font attribute (just like italics or bold) and if the source text doesn't contain that attribute, then the target string is stripped from its Caps attribute. That's how I understand it.
Let us know if that solves this behavior.
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Sina Lamprecht
Sina Lamprecht
Germany
Local time: 16:55
English to German
TOPIC STARTER
The text or a segment suddenly appears capitalized, without having done anything Dec 12, 2005

Philippe Etienne wrote:

If you are using Word with TWB, it is better to use the caps from the keyboard (Caps lock or shift) rather than using the caps attribute in the Format>Font menu or clicking the dedicated toolbar icon (not there by default but you can add it on the toolbar).
If you use the caps attribute, TWB sees it as a font attribute (just like italics or bold) and if the source text doesn't contain that attribute, then the target string is stripped from its Caps attribute. That's how I understand it.
Let us know if that solves this behavior.


No, the caps appeared by themselves, without having done anything.


 


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Workbench + capital letters in some documents







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