Alexander Cherevach

The only way to do this is to run a Perfect Match from the previously translated project.  This is the only way to be sure that that 100% match was translated in exactly the same context in a previous project.

There is no mechanism in the TM for approving matches.

You could, if you thought you could maintain it properly do something like this:

1. create a field on the TM for Approved/Not approved for example.
2. when the team-leader is happy a project has been reviewed he/she updates the TM with this field set to Approved.
3. That way all translators will see this Approved/Not Approved status in the TM results window
4. You could even set a penalty for Not Approved if you wanted

Maybe that would work for you?

Alexander Cherevach

The only way to do this is to run a Perfect Match from the previously translated project.  This is the only way to be sure that that 100% match was translated in exactly the same context in a previous project.

There is no mechanism in the TM for approving matches.

You could, if you thought you could maintain it properly do something like this:

1. create a field on the TM for Approved/Not approved for example.
2. when the team-leader is happy a project has been reviewed he/she updates the TM with this field set to Approved.
3. That way all translators will see this Approved/Not Approved status in the TM results window
4. You could even set a penalty for Not Approved if you wanted

Maybe that would work for you?

Thanks a lot! This is definitely worth trying as an option.