Kahvi Javi

Hi there

You can open them in a 'virtual merge' by highlighting all the files you wish to open together, then open as you normally would a single file. They have to be all together in the same project. 

Is that enough information or would you like more details?

All the best,

Ali

 Alison Field thank you, but actually I would like to save them as one big sdlxliff, not only to open them all together.

Kahvi Javi

If you want to share the sdlxliff from a virtual merge then you need to install the studioViews plugin from the appstore:

https://appstore.sdl.com/language/app/studioviews/1162/

This application will allow you to convert all the files you have in a project into one that can be shared wth others and then imported back to update your project afterwards.

Alternatively you can merge the files when you first create your project and if you do this you will have one sdlxliff you can share.

Kahvi Javi

Ah, OK then follow Paul's instructions.

Have a lovely day

Ali

Thank you Paul

Thank you Ali 

Tell me please how could I merge the files when I create a project?

Hello Kahvi Javi,

If you have the app already installed- go to the project you have created already with the multiple files -Right click and select-

Now select 'Split by equal parts and ensure the number is '1'

The files will now be merged into 1.

Kahvi Javi

is excited about studioViews and probably misread your question -)

To merge the files when you create a project you do this in the wizard:

After clicking on the merge command you'll get this window where you give the merged files a name and order the files as you see fit:

Then it will appear like this as a single (or more) sdlxliff in your project that can be shared:

Kahvi Javi

is excited about studioViews and probably misread your question -)

To merge the files when you create a project you do this in the wizard:

After clicking on the merge command you'll get this window where you give the merged files a name and order the files as you see fit:

Then it will appear like this as a single (or more) sdlxliff in your project that can be shared:

Paul thank you so much. That's great.