Archive for October, 2009

SDL Trados Studio: Importing Multiterm 2007 termbases into Multiterm 2009 (Video Tutorial)

Multiterm Termbase

Multiterm Termbase

Unlike previous versions, the new Multiterm 2009 allows the user to select where to store the termbases. In my opinion’, working directly with Multiterm 2009 termbases is much better and allows more flexibility over the termbases.

Converting a Multiterm 2007 termbase (mdb file) into a Multiterm 2009 termbase (sdltb file) is very easy to do. But since the new termbases create additional files (just like Trados TM’s), the best approach is to place each termbase into a single folder. Here’s how to do it:

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Free 1-year subscription to Multilingual (Localization Magazine)

MultiLingual offered a one-year subscription at the ProZ Virtual conference last month. I just received an email from them offering the same one-year subscription for the magazine.

It’s not too late to sign up for a free one-year digital subscription. With focuses on such topics as quality assurance, project management, and e-learning, plus such regional focuses as China, Central and Eastern Europe, Japan and Latin America, MultiLingual offers more information than ever. We hope it’s information you won’t want to miss. To subscribe, simply go to  www.multilingual.com/promo and click on “Subscribe here.” Select MultiLingual Digital and enter promotion code D99PRZ in the box.

Multilingual is a Magazine that focuses on Globalization, Internationalization, Localization and Translation. I highly recommend it to anyone that works in the Localization industry. The articles and permanent sections are very useful. They also have a printed edition of the magazine. Additionally, the website has plenty of resources and guides on industry and region-focused localization.

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First chapter of José Saramago’s new novel: Cain

Cain (Caín in Spanish, Caim in Portuguese), the highly anticipated new book by Nobel-laureate José Saramago will hit the shelves on October 15th. With this book, Saramago takes up the topic of “god”, 18 years after The Gospel According to Jesus Christ.

The book starts with: “”Cuando el señor, también conocido como dios, se dio cuenta de que a adán y eva, perfectos en todo lo que se mostraba a la vista, no les salía ni una palabra de la boca ni emitían un simple sonido, por primario que fuera, no tuvo otro remedio que irritarse consigo mismo, ya que no había nadie más en el jardín del edén a quien responsabilizar de la gravísima falta…”

The first chapter in Spanish has been made public (officially), it can be read at elpais.com.

Link: Saramago pide cuentas a Dios.

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