Several origin and target languages in the same project

Within the same project I got files in different origin languages (English, Spanish) to be translated in two target languages (Spanish and Basque). Is there a simple way to do this within one single project or do I need to set up different projects for all the origin/target pairs?

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  • Ein sehr nutzliches Video, Paul! Wie immer! Allerdings, habe ich doch noche einige Fragen!

    When we create an AnyTM and we check the box "update", we save the new segments in it, but then we cannot add a REAL source-target language TM to this multilingual project, so that the REAL TMs will not get these segments.

    So in the future, when we work with on one-language projects, the only way to get to these segments is by adding a REAL TM and the corresponding AnyTM? Cause I do not see any way of "extracting" the new segments from an AnyTM, besides in the right language direction.

    But then comes another problem. In my case, I create AnyTMs on demand, i.e., when I have some specific project where I know some of the previously translated content could be cited. Therefore, I always get the most complete and recent version of my real TMs.

    But. If I start updating my AnyTMs (which I always regarded as a one-off solution), then I it becomes "frozen" on a version of a specific date and will get updated only with the segments of the multilangugae projects.... then, not to lose any of the translated content in the future, I will need to use in my "norma" projects a REAL TM, a "frozen" AnyTM and create the most recent AnyTM....

    What I am trying to say is that I have never understand the point of updating AnyTMs... Would you be so kind as to explain, Paul? Please.

    Best regards!

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