Dear Marunka,

If you received a package to translate with Studio, you just have to unpack it, translate the file, create a package again and send it back to your client/customer/person who requested it.

If there was already a TM in the package, you will be able to use it and update it while translating. If there was no TM in the package, you will just have to create one and it will be part of the package when you will create it.

BR,

Xtof

Hi

A project package may include a TM or not, this depends on the choice made by the person who created the package. If the package contains a TM, you will see this TM in your project settings and you can use it to get matches from it. In addition, you should however also add your own TM to the project (with the update box ticked) in order to have it updated with the segments you confirm as the TM included in the package will not be sent back in the return package.

The return package only contains your updated bilingual files, it dos NOT contain any TM or  termbase!

Walter

Christophe

>  If there was no TM in the package, you will just have to create one and it will be part of the package when you will create it.

Please not that a return package does not contain any TM. You are right when you say that the person receiving the package should use (create) his own TM, but that will be his own TM (normally always the same for all jobs) he updates, it will not be part of the package at all.

Walter