Document comments in TagEditor
Thread poster: david angel (X)
david angel (X)
david angel (X)
Local time: 01:44
French to English
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Oct 10, 2006

I'm translating a Word document in TagEditor (Trados 7.5), which mostly is fine, except that when I

enter document comments for the message pane, the location of the

comment seems to get wiped out by the next comment I make: the result is

that I cannot use "Go to location", which is annoying. I wonder if anyone can help?


 
Stefan de Boeck (X)
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Belgium
Local time: 02:44
English to Dutch
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Edit/ not File/ Oct 10, 2006

when I enter document comments, the location of the
comment seems to get wiped out by the next comment I make: the result is that I cannot use "Go to location".


You need to -I think- enter TU level comments, not document level. TU level should come with a location. They're under Edit/Comments. What you've been using is File/Doc Comments, if I'm right.


 
david angel (X)
david angel (X)
Local time: 01:44
French to English
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It worked! Oct 11, 2006

Thanks very much Saitch. I am pretty new to TagEditor and didn't know the two possibilities existed. But your suggestion works perfectly.

 


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