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Recognizing fuzzy terms
Thread poster: Juan Carlos Sánchez López
Juan Carlos Sánchez López
Juan Carlos Sánchez López
Local time: 15:18
English to Spanish
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Jan 14, 2014

Hi guys,

This is about how to make my TB give me fuzzy terms.
An example: How would you introduce "settings" = "configuración" so that "configuraciones" doesn't appear as an error?
I have tried using the Matching option with 'Fuzzy" and "Custom" but it still doesn't work.
Maybe it is not possible at all but I would like to be sure.

Thanks a lot

JC
 
Dominique Pivard
Dominique Pivard  Identity Verified
Local time: 16:18
Finnish to French
Prefix matching Jan 15, 2014

You need to enter your Spanish term with prefix matching as:

configuraci|ón

| is the pipe character. On my keyboard, it's found on the left-hand side of the Z key. I can get it with the AltGr key (Alt key on the right-hand side of the space key).
 
Juan Carlos Sánchez López
Juan Carlos Sánchez López
Local time: 15:18
English to Spanish
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thank you Jan 15, 2014

Thank you Dominique, it works also with *

Regards

JC
 


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