I found Microsoft Asian Languages Terminology Collection including English, Arabian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean etc. I am thinking to make a TM of only two languages from this. Can you please advise a method to do this? I tried to find some information on the Internet including the community but could not find one. Frank
Hi
I create a video a few years ago on this that is probably still helpful today:
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Hey Paul,
I stumbled upon this thread and it seemed interesting so I gave it a try. I got midway through your video but when I drag the tbx file onto glossary converter, the language fields aren't recognized. I'm using the standard free version of glossary converter and it's up-to-date. I tried resetting all settings just in case I fiddled with it for my own use then tried again and still got this. Thoughts?
Hey Paul,
I stumbled upon this thread and it seemed interesting so I gave it a try. I got midway through your video but when I drag the tbx file onto glossary converter, the language fields aren't recognized. I'm using the standard free version of glossary converter and it's up-to-date. I tried resetting all settings just in case I fiddled with it for my own use then tried again and still got this. Thoughts?
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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