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This simple, yet very useful, tool is — I hope — a time-saver for translators. I created it a few years back to help them out, since I had a lot of external translation teams under my management that were struggling with these intricacies quite often.
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The Trados Studio XML Analysis Viewer is a free tool for reading XML logs generated in Trados Studio. Translators receiving such files have no easy way of viewing them in a quick and meaningful way, forcing them to request help or extra information from the sender of the file.
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While typing the title of this post, the word “professionally” shortly followed by the word “free” made me feel a bit awkward. In most developed nations, where capitalism is a reigning economic reality, such a reference can be considered blasphemy. But since I was going rogue here, I was willing to explore this possibility and ask the million-word question: Can a professional freelance translator do the job using only free tools?
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Since the professional life of a translator is quite hectic – to say the least – I’ve created this simple translation project dashboard to ease things a bit. Translators usually handle more than one project a time, so keeping a tab on what’s what becomes often untameable.
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Whether you’re a translator or reviewer involved directly with translations, or a company regularly seeking translation services, I bet you’ve wondered—at one point or another—how translation companies manage to deliver their services.
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