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Web Lookup

By Mikael Weiner

The Web Lookup plugin for Studio allows the user to select text in the source or target language of the translation and run an internet search by clicking on an icon in the ribbon, right-clicking in the editor and selecting "web lookup" or through the use of a simple keyboard shortcut. The search takes place in one of the 40 preconfigured websites... but that's not all! You can add your own websites to the menu or remove existing ones to configure the application the way you like. There is a useful guide that helps you to create the correct search URL and use it in the application. The search results themselves are language sensitive. For example, if you select a German source word then the results will be in a German website if available, and an English target language will result in a search result from an English website etc. The results are displayed in a window in Studio which can be placed wherever you like to make your personal use more convenient. Updates within V1.4 You can restrict the functionality of the browser so that images are not downloaded and scripts are not run. This done in Settings and will make things faster and more stable for some sites. You can share your own lookup methods with other Web Lookup users. This is also done in Settings – click Share in the dialog. Updates within V1.3 Opened tabs will be re-opened when Studio is re-started. Upon performing a lookup, the focus will move to the Web Lookup tabs for easy browsing among the open tabs using the arrow keys. When focus is in the web page, pressing Esc will move focus to the tabs and when focus is on the tabs, Esc will move focus to the translation segment. The standard autocomplete feature of Internet Explorer is now functional in Web Lookup, meaning that for example login details can be remembered.

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Vertical Review

By Mikael Weiner

Vertical Review is a separate view part in the Editor. With a translation active in the Editor simply choose View -> Vertical Review on the menu in Studio to open it. You will get a view-only display of a set number of segments at a time, with the active segment showing both source and target, a bit like the old Trados TagEditor. You can browse through your translated files in Vertical Review to review the translation in a top-down vertical view or work away as normal in the standard Editor with Vertical Review as an additional segment view. With Vertical Review you also get keyboard shortcuts, Ctrl+Shift+PgUp and Ctrl+Shift+PgDown, for moving up and down through all segments, regardless of segment status. The font and background colours can be set to optimise readability. You can learn more about how this app works on youtube.

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Integrated Segment Actions

By Mikael Weiner

This app provides a right-click menu option for a project or set of files in Studio from which you can change the segments based on the current status. For example:- Lock 100% matches.- Lock and mark repetitions as rejected in order to deal with them later. - Revert poor machine translations to source.- Revert fuzzy matches to source.- And more!After doing this you can - if selected - undo changes by restoring files from Trash, but keep in mind that not all file servers support Trash. You will also be able to see the the number of affected segments and optionally redo the action while keeping the dialog open.Leaving all filter options unchecked will mean that all segments in the selected project/files are affected by the action.

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Integrated Search Views

By Mikael Weiner

Search views integrated in Studio and accessible on project, file and editor level. Some of the features include:Search for combinations of words in source and targetSearch for text in tagsSearch for commentsUse regular expressionsFilter on segment status Filter on segment modification date Double-click a segment in the search result to open the corresponding file and segment in the editorIn an open document, select a phrase, right-click and search for that phrase in the currently open documentSave the search result to an html file

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Delete Language Specific Target Files

By Mikael Weiner

If you sometimes have multilingual projects where certain source files only need to be translated to some of the languages in the project you may find this app useful. The app is launched from the projects view in Studio (simply right-click a project and select Delete Language Specific Target Files on the menu) and allows you to delete target files you do not need/want by unselecting them in a clear overview. You can either manually select/unselect files one by one or do it by matching language codes in the name of the files (when such language codes have been used to specify what language a file is to be translated to). After deleting the files you can analyse and process the project as usual.