Masahiko Ikeda

You probably cannot because they are probably not specifically in your Translation Memory.  They are all alphanumerics and if you look here:

You can see the following:

1. the entire alphanumeric is recognised by the TM as an alphanumeric (the blue underline)
2. all the matches for the five different alphanumerics you see here have been matched using just one entry, BCS-20961

So if you want all these to be separate entries in your TM, and I don't think this is really a good idea, then you should switch off your alphanumeric recognition in your TM settings.  But if you do that you will always have to actually translate every single alphanumeric instead of having the TM do this for you.

Masahiko Ikeda

You probably cannot because they are probably not specifically in your Translation Memory.  They are all alphanumerics and if you look here:

You can see the following:

1. the entire alphanumeric is recognised by the TM as an alphanumeric (the blue underline)
2. all the matches for the five different alphanumerics you see here have been matched using just one entry, BCS-20961

So if you want all these to be separate entries in your TM, and I don't think this is really a good idea, then you should switch off your alphanumeric recognition in your TM settings.  But if you do that you will always have to actually translate every single alphanumeric instead of having the TM do this for you.

Dear Paul-san 

Thank you very much for this reply.

As you explained me, unrecognizing the string, the number like photo attached,
It could be done.



Thank you very much.