Hello Yvonne Rezbach ,

Yo can select which ever languages you want for the projects- here a quick example-

Under language pairs- select your languages

then the preferred batch tasks...

Now start the package creation

Disable/enable the languages you need

Now select Create a package for every project language

and assign as appropriate.

Hope this helps.

Thank you, .

Unfortunatly, I don't completely understand your procedure. The first two steps are general, aren't they? Or are you saying that I can start batch jobs for selected languages from the project settings?

I already have created the project and have all the languages ready. What happens is that when I try to create the packages from the "projects" view (in order to create packages for all languages at once, as in your screen 4), I get an error message:

I thought that was because I already have created target files for 2 of the languages... So I wondered why I don't at least get the creation window with the remaining languages or to select the languages I want to create packages for. And then I wondered whether there is another way to create the package for multiple selected languages....

I'm sorry, I don't know how to explain otherwise...

Yve

Thank you, .

Unfortunatly, I don't completely understand your procedure. The first two steps are general, aren't they? Or are you saying that I can start batch jobs for selected languages from the project settings?

I already have created the project and have all the languages ready. What happens is that when I try to create the packages from the "projects" view (in order to create packages for all languages at once, as in your screen 4), I get an error message:

I thought that was because I already have created target files for 2 of the languages... So I wondered why I don't at least get the creation window with the remaining languages or to select the languages I want to create packages for. And then I wondered whether there is another way to create the package for multiple selected languages....

I'm sorry, I don't know how to explain otherwise...

Yve

Hello Yvonne Rezbach ,

Yes the first two steps are general. Im just going through the whole process as these threads are read by a lot of users.

As you can see in this example- the file is still active and has not been finalized-

and now the same file that has been finalized-

So now you you need to reveret the file back to SDLXLIFF to proceed...

If you are unsure which files have been finalised, you can find out by running a batch analysis on the whole project-

As you cann see the German file is missing now-

Now cancel and go back to the file(s) that were missing and Revert back to SDLXLIFF-

You should no be able to carry on wuth the package creation.

Ah, thank you , now it's clear.

So there is no way to create project packages for multiple selected languages in my case, right? it's all or nothing so to speak if I don't revert back to XLIFF (even if I don't need to send these files out..)

Is that correct?

Hello Yvonne Rezbach ,

If the file is finalized you will not be able to create packages that is correct.

Maybe you should recreate the project- excluding the finalized projects- then you can cretare the packages for the lang pairs you need.

I'm wondering if my STraSAK wouldn't help here...

It seems to me that the limitation actually happens just at the Studio GUI level, i.e. that there is no technical reason why what you want should not be possible.

I suppose that the Export-Package command would work just fine.

Thank you, Evzen Polenka.

Although I cannot verify because in the meantime I've did it "manually" for each language, it least I know have the link this insteresting site of yours...:-)

Regards

yve