Translating sllxliff files on 2 different comptures

Dear Collugues,

Simple question:

I created a project on my desktop

having got 3 files:

de-DE sdlxliff

fr-FR sdlxliff

example sldrproj

I should like to travel and continue working on my laptop.

Do I have to copy the above 3 files to a new folder in my laptop clicking on the example.sdlsproj file

or do I have to create a new project on the laptop.

I know that I have to copy the TM in the respeetive Trados 2015 file.

After having finished work I should like to cotinue on my desktop.

So I suppose I have to copy only the 2 sldxliff files to the existing project on my desktop and the changed TM to my desktop.

I did not find in the SDL community pages a detailed description of this procedure.

Best regards

MIchael

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  • What you need, is the file from the target folder and the TM you used in that very project - this is the simplest way, but certainly not the best.
    If I would be in your shoes, I would partition my HDD in both computers, getting a drive D for data. Then create exactly the same folder structure on both PCs. Place the TMs and TBs in an extra folder within this structure - exactly the same folder for both PCs. Then use this TMs/TBs to create projects. In order to get things form PC 1 to PC 2 I would then use a synchronization tool like Allway Sync. This way you would not need to move anything, but just synchronize before you go and when you return.

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  • What you need, is the file from the target folder and the TM you used in that very project - this is the simplest way, but certainly not the best.
    If I would be in your shoes, I would partition my HDD in both computers, getting a drive D for data. Then create exactly the same folder structure on both PCs. Place the TMs and TBs in an extra folder within this structure - exactly the same folder for both PCs. Then use this TMs/TBs to create projects. In order to get things form PC 1 to PC 2 I would then use a synchronization tool like Allway Sync. This way you would not need to move anything, but just synchronize before you go and when you return.

    _________________________________________________________

    When asking for help here, please be as accurate as possible. Please always remember to give the exact version of product used and all possible error messages received. The better you describe your problem, the better help you will get.

    Want to learn more about Trados Studio? Visit the Community Hub. Have a good idea to make Trados Studio better? Publish it here.

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