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RFF Please remove confirmation request when adding new terms
Thread poster: Hans Lenting
Hans Lenting Netherlands Member (2006) German to Dutch
Feb 3, 2012
Yet another RFF:
When you choose to have 'schrauben' and 'Schrauben' treated as different concepts (which in fact they are), it makes no sense that you have to confirm your translation for 'Schrauben' (when adding a new term pair), when 'schrauben' already exists in Termstar.
Please remove this confirmation request. The terms/concepts are not identical!
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msoutopico Ireland Local time: 10:42 English to Galician + ...
Please do not remove it :)
Mar 28, 2012
Hi,
If you're talking about the feature I think in Transit NXT and if I understand you correctly, in my opinion that prompt is useful to help you avoid duplicates because it lets you choose whether you want to create a new record or to add the new target term as a new equivalent in the target language for the record that exists already.
Cheers, Manuel
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