Rather than using the term "Bereich" that has a 100% match (as present in the TB), Verify choose to use "Bereit" (also present in the TB) that obviously fails to match and so produces a false positive.
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Thank you for your clear notes Anthony Rudd
Please can you confirm the following:
I hope that between updated version, a term reorg and an assessment of term recognition settings, we can resolve this.
If not, do let me know so I can help you further. Looking forward to your confirmation
Lyds
Lydia Simplicio | RWS Group
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Thank you for your clear notes Anthony Rudd
Please can you confirm the following:
I hope that between updated version, a term reorg and an assessment of term recognition settings, we can resolve this.
If not, do let me know so I can help you further. Looking forward to your confirmation
Lyds
Lydia Simplicio | RWS Group
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Hi Lydia, thanks for your feedback. To answer your questions.
1. Studio/Multiterm 2019 - both up-to-date.
2. I have reorganised the TB.
3. I have tried threshold settings 67, 90 and 100 - no change for today's situation.
The situation today is a little different: the "Bereich" problem has gone, but there is a new (same) problem with "im" today.
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