Hi Jesse,

Maybe a quick hint that might be helpful is to use the sdlxliff toolkit from the SDL OpenExchange.  This will allow you to lock/unlock many segments at once irrespective of whether track changes are on or not.  Might be what you need?

Just to make sure my point was clear.

With track change turned on, the "Lock Segments" command is grayed out (Red boxes):

With the track changes off, the "Lock Segments" button is enabled (Red boxes):

I'm not sure of the rationale (I have asked though), but maybe another solution is to turn off the setting that activates track changes by default?

Guess it all depends on what's worse.  Turning on Track Changes when you want them, or turning them off when you don't!

I found this thread after I came across this bug with SP2 CU10 and I was wondering if it has ever been fixed in Studio 2015. I don't recall any comment about this in the different release notes.

Daniel

Hi all,

In my case I have an updated sdlxliff (from a bilingual table) and I cannot accept the changes on the locked segments, nor unlock those segments that contain tracked changes (even after disabling the tracked changes option), etc.

None of the previously mentioned tips work for me. What's the problem here? How can I solve this without using the sdlxliff toolkit that would unlock all segments (which is not what I want)?

Thanks!

Hi all,

In my case I have an updated sdlxliff (from a bilingual table) and I cannot accept the changes on the locked segments, nor unlock those segments that contain tracked changes (even after disabling the tracked changes option), etc.

None of the previously mentioned tips work for me. What's the problem here? How can I solve this without using the sdlxliff toolkit that would unlock all segments (which is not what I want)?

Thanks!