Daniela Madureira 

This normally happens if you have not saved the project, or if you finalised it or ran some other batch task, like generate target files.  The project becomes closed.  Solution is to right-click on your file in the Files View and select Revert to SDLXLIFF.  Then the batch tasks should become available to you again.

To just check a translated file in its target form mid-way through a project I'd use "Save Target As",or Shift+F12, under the File menu when the file is open in the Editor.

Hi Paul, thank you for your reply, but I haven't done any of these things. They are still xliffs (as you can see by the screenshot below, the revert option is not even available).

Hi Paul, thank you for your reply, but I haven't done any of these things. They are still xliffs (as you can see by the screenshot below, the revert option is not even available).

Daniela Madureira 

ok - in that case right-click on the project and see if you can revert the project to in progress... or is that greyed too?

Hi Paul, the option is showing, but I am working on this project with another person who is still translating some of the files (I am the reviewer). Her current files are locked, I am working just on the ones available to me that I checked out from the server. Would this change to the whole project folder affect her work?

 Daniela Madureira 

Daniela Madureira said:

I am working just on the ones available to me that I checked out from the server.

Kind of important info!

Are you using GroupShare?

Sorry for not mentioning this before. Yes, I checked these files from GS.