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Allow screenshots in Passolo and map string to the screenshot

UI screenshots can help translators to understand the meaning of the UI Strings. So if screenshots are allowed to be imported into a Passolo project, and if each string can be mapped to (linked with) the corresponding screenshot automatically (by OCR?), and translators can view the screenshot by one click, that will be very helpful to translators.

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  • Such a feature is already available. Using Project – Embedded Files you can add any kind of additional reference files including images to the project.

    In each string entry you can add comments with hyperlinks to these embedded files. Please read https://docs.sdl.com/785448/421946/sdl-passolo-help/hyperlinks for more information on hyperlinks.

    Hyperlinks can be added manually, but if you resource file format supports comments that can be imported with the Passolo parser (e.g. .NET RESX files), you can automatically import the hyperlinks and let developers create them.

    Translators will always see the comment and with one click can open the image.

    Reading embedded images with OCR and automatically associating them to selected entries seem to be quite complex, but could be implemented as a customized solution using the inbuilt macro technology.

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  • Such a feature is already available. Using Project – Embedded Files you can add any kind of additional reference files including images to the project.

    In each string entry you can add comments with hyperlinks to these embedded files. Please read https://docs.sdl.com/785448/421946/sdl-passolo-help/hyperlinks for more information on hyperlinks.

    Hyperlinks can be added manually, but if you resource file format supports comments that can be imported with the Passolo parser (e.g. .NET RESX files), you can automatically import the hyperlinks and let developers create them.

    Translators will always see the comment and with one click can open the image.

    Reading embedded images with OCR and automatically associating them to selected entries seem to be quite complex, but could be implemented as a customized solution using the inbuilt macro technology.

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