Hi Ying,

Where did you see that pop-up window? Can you share a screenshot and explain with more details as to what you were doing when you got that error?

Trados saves locally all the files - not in the software, so perhaps the HDD/SSD you are using has reached its 95% capacity. Can you please also check if your computer drive where Trados is saving files has enough space left?

Best regards,

Anca

Hi Ying,

Where did you see that pop-up window? Can you share a screenshot and explain with more details as to what you were doing when you got that error?

Trados saves locally all the files - not in the software, so perhaps the HDD/SSD you are using has reached its 95% capacity. Can you please also check if your computer drive where Trados is saving files has enough space left?

Best regards,

Anca

Hi Anca,

Thank you for your prompt reply. Could you please help to inform me how to check the path where trados saving files? Thank you. 

Ying Xiong 

Trados Studio stores all files there, where the user wants them to be. Only few settings files are stored in defined paths, but no working files.

Your TMs, TBs and working files can be stored on any local (or network attached) HDD. In case you translate files using the single file approach, all files (not TM/TB) are stored in the same location as the source file. The path for TM/TB is set when creating this resources. In case of project approach you are prompted to select the proper path when creating the project.

Dealing with files and folders is a crucial knowledge necessary (with no excuse) to properly use software like Trados Studio (but not limited too, as many other software solutions require the user to manage files and folders). So please learn how to manage files and folders and create a decent folder structure for your needs. Without this you'll have chaos on your computer. And chaos means a lot of trouble.

Hi Ying,

The default path for the Trados files is on the C partition of a computer in Documents, unless - like Jerzy said, you decide otherwise and pick a different path and folders which fall under your responsibility to keep track of and organize.

You can check the path of a project if you select that project in Projects view and click on Project Settings. Or just widen the Location tab for the projects until you see the full path of one.

I don't know how your computer is set up, but you can check the available space you have on a partition by opening Windows Explorer and selecting This PC. 

Best regards,

Anca