Hi Maryam Ahmed,

I'm guessing your title and your question regarding 'sequence contains no matching element' (not 'problem') mean that you have read the following thread:

https://community.sdl.com/solutions/language/translationproductivity/f/92/t/5740

The answer to the question in your title is that you can see which version of Studio you have by looking at the pane that appears as Studio is opening:

2018.Studio2015SR3.PNG

My Studio is SR3. My MultiTerm however is SR2:

 6318.MT2015SR2.PNG

They are both the latest version. I double-checked though I already have my updates set to automatic. 

I have no problem with my termbase connectivity.

If your software is up-to-date there must be some other explanation. 

Are the language pairs of the Studio project and of the termbase the same?

All the best,

Alison

Hi Maryam Ahmed,

I'm guessing your title and your question regarding 'sequence contains no matching element' (not 'problem') mean that you have read the following thread:

https://community.sdl.com/solutions/language/translationproductivity/f/92/t/5740

The answer to the question in your title is that you can see which version of Studio you have by looking at the pane that appears as Studio is opening:

2018.Studio2015SR3.PNG

My Studio is SR3. My MultiTerm however is SR2:

 6318.MT2015SR2.PNG

They are both the latest version. I double-checked though I already have my updates set to automatic. 

I have no problem with my termbase connectivity.

If your software is up-to-date there must be some other explanation. 

Are the language pairs of the Studio project and of the termbase the same?

All the best,

Alison

Hi, Alison Field (afield) ... thanks for your reply



here, when I open the studio,it doesn't show whether it is SR1 or SR2 at the pane. So, I don't know !

My software is not up-to-date.. I didn't buy the version ,because i am still a beginner ,and me teacher had given his trados'version to me to start.

and yes, the languages pairs are the same.