hi Claudia,
iam glad that i have found such useful blog
please i need you to help me find where to get a course on tradoa 5 freelancer.
is it possible to get the course and the exam on line.
thanks a lot

@: On ” If you don’t have it yet, go to the WinAlign file,” I meant “go to WinAlign.”

Hi Laetitia, I’m glad you find my blog useful. About Studio, I think you’re mixing two different things. Multiterm handles glossaries only, so if you want to import a TM, you don’t need it at all (you can still install it separately from My Downloads in SDL.com).

Since you’ve already aligned the project, you should have a TMX file. If you don’t have it yet, go to the WinAlign file and select to export it as a TMX. Then, you should create a new TM directly in Studio or use an existing TM. Finally, go to the Translation Memories view (the very last button on the left side of the screen) and open the new or existing TM. You should see it in the left side panel, right-click on it and select Import. Select the TMX file you created with WinAlign and that’s it.

Good luck,

Claudia

Hi Claudia,

Thanks for the post, actually, I find you blog great.
I’m working with SDL studio 2009 SP2, I want to import the files I’ve aligned in WinAlign into a new TM in Trados Studio. I’ve inserted the files in Maintain to get mdb files. I was going to follow the steps from your post, but, actually I don’t have Multiterm 2007… So I’m missing a step here. Do you have any kind of idea of how I can get round this ordeal?
thank you so much…

Laetitia

@ Nadia-Anastasia Fahmi:
I’m glad I helped.

You just saved my life!

Thank you, thank you, thank you

Nadia