Just show the program the source files. When you see "Dependancy not found" and are asked if you wanna browse for the files, say yes (or OK) and navigate to where the source files were. In the right lower corner change the name extension to *.xxx instead of whatever name Studio is looking for and chose the proper file. Then save the files and that will be all.

Just show the program the source files. When you see "Dependancy not found" and are asked if you wanna browse for the files, say yes (or OK) and navigate to where the source files were. In the right lower corner change the name extension to *.xxx instead of whatever name Studio is looking for and chose the proper file. Then save the files and that will be all.

Thanks Jerzy, but I do not have the sources files and it never usually complains about this. I just have the XLIFFs.

It did not complain about this until just now.

OK, so if you've got the package from the customer, unzip it, open the sdlixliff one by one, use File -> Advanced save -> Save source as and then you will have source.

For the future: check, which software (anti-viurs possibly) does clean the Windows tmp folder and stop this behavior.

Hi Jerzy,

Many thanks for your help here. Studio hasn't complained in the past about this, although I do often get the package without these files having been generated. I'll try your approach.

I also need to check CC Cleaner, which is the only thing that actually removes files, although not AFAIK anything from this temp folder. There is a ton of stuff in there, so I'm not sure why Trados would be losing its files, but I will check.

Thanks again!

Ed

Hi Jerzy Czopik

Just a follow-up from me on this.

I followed your instructions and it worked perfectly.

Thanks again!

Great, I'm glad I could help.