Licences are lost in my sdl account - and as a result: error during installation Excelling MultiTerm

Almost all of my licences have dissappeared in my sdl account.
Missing Trados Studio + MultiTerm 2015, Trados Studio + MultiTerm 2017 and MultiTerm 2019.
Only Trados Studio 2019 and a very old version Trados 2006 Freelance are still included.

All others complety vanisthed
So also the newest version 2019 of MultiTerm which I have bought is missing.

Thats why I cannot download the App "Excelling MultiTerm". Installation Error.
How can I install this App
and what can I do to complete the licence list?

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  • Hi 

    You don't need a license for MultiTerm if you have bought Studio so don't worry about that.

    Your account should show what you have bought accurately so I think probably you bought an upgrade from 2015 to 2017 which was then upgraded to 2019.

    If you have installed Studio 2019, you should not need the previous versions but when you upgrade to a new version, the previous version is still usable on your machine, so long as you don't uninstall it.

    MultiTerm comes free with a purchase of Studio so it sounds as if you just haven't downloaded and installed it.

    You can download the latest versions from your SDL account, here:

    My SDL account

    Click on Downloads then scroll down to the following two entries:

    Screenshot of SDL Trados Studio 2019 SR1 download page, highlighting the release notes and installation guide links.

    Ignore the 'Widget' download unless you want to run Widget as part of a business network setup.

    You can install Studio 2019 SR1 over the top of your existing Studio installation, if you haven't already.

    The only version of MultiTerm that is compatible with Studio 2019 SR1 is MultiTerm 2019 CU1 as you see above.

    I hope this helps!

    All the best

    Alison

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    [edited by: Trados AI at 1:15 PM (GMT 0) on 5 Mar 2024]
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  • Hi 

    You don't need a license for MultiTerm if you have bought Studio so don't worry about that.

    Your account should show what you have bought accurately so I think probably you bought an upgrade from 2015 to 2017 which was then upgraded to 2019.

    If you have installed Studio 2019, you should not need the previous versions but when you upgrade to a new version, the previous version is still usable on your machine, so long as you don't uninstall it.

    MultiTerm comes free with a purchase of Studio so it sounds as if you just haven't downloaded and installed it.

    You can download the latest versions from your SDL account, here:

    My SDL account

    Click on Downloads then scroll down to the following two entries:

    Screenshot of SDL Trados Studio 2019 SR1 download page, highlighting the release notes and installation guide links.

    Ignore the 'Widget' download unless you want to run Widget as part of a business network setup.

    You can install Studio 2019 SR1 over the top of your existing Studio installation, if you haven't already.

    The only version of MultiTerm that is compatible with Studio 2019 SR1 is MultiTerm 2019 CU1 as you see above.

    I hope this helps!

    All the best

    Alison

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    Generated Image Alt-Text
    [edited by: Trados AI at 1:15 PM (GMT 0) on 5 Mar 2024]
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