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Thread poster: Hilzendegen (X)
Hilzendegen (X)
Hilzendegen (X)
Local time: 08:19
English to German
Sep 1, 2008

Hi!

I am trying to translate an inx file in across, but I am unsure, where the translatable content is. Is there a schema or dtd that I can use as reference, or does anybody know, which tags contain translatables?

Oh, and another problem:

I have found translatable content in the pcnt-tags, but for whatever reason, the segments start with "c_". Am I doing something wrong, or do I just have to live with this?


Thanks!
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Hi!

I am trying to translate an inx file in across, but I am unsure, where the translatable content is. Is there a schema or dtd that I can use as reference, or does anybody know, which tags contain translatables?

Oh, and another problem:

I have found translatable content in the pcnt-tags, but for whatever reason, the segments start with "c_". Am I doing something wrong, or do I just have to live with this?


Thanks!
Marko ▲ Collapse
 
Selcuk Akyuz
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Not sure but Sep 1, 2008

Normally you should select the standard INX format in Document setting template.
In that case pcnt tags are not visible. As for the "c_" problem, I wonder if the original file was InCopy, saved as incx and then imported into InDesign.
 
Uwe Schwenk (X)
Uwe Schwenk (X)
United States
Local time: 01:19
English to German
.INX Files Sep 2, 2008

Which version of across are you using?

Uwe
 
Uwe Schwenk (X)
Uwe Schwenk (X)
United States
Local time: 01:19
English to German
INX. Sep 2, 2008

Selcuk Akyuz wrote:

Normally you should select the standard INX format in Document setting template.
In that case pcnt tags are not visible. As for the "c_" problem, I wonder if the original file was InCopy, saved as incx and then imported into InDesign.



You could be right because incx is the inCopy format for CS2.

Uwe
 
Hilzendegen (X)
Hilzendegen (X)
Local time: 08:19
English to German
TOPIC STARTER
my silly mistake Sep 2, 2008

Uwe Schwenk wrote:

You could be right because incx is the inCopy format for CS2.


Worse,
I used tagged xml instead of visual xml! running smoothly now. But now some of the sentences are fragmented. is there a way to join segments?


Marko
 
Uwe Schwenk (X)
Uwe Schwenk (X)
United States
Local time: 01:19
English to German
Joining Segments Sep 2, 2008

Hilzendegen wrote:

Uwe Schwenk wrote:

You could be right because incx is the inCopy format for CS2.


Worse,
I used tagged xml instead of visual xml! running smoothly now. But now some of the sentences are fragmented. is there a way to join segments?


Marko


Marko,

look at my answer concerning splitting under the link below. However, that depends how you have set up your workflow.

http://www.proz.com/forum/across_support/109366-is_there_a_way_to_manually_adjust_segmentation_in_across.html


Uwe
 


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