The document that I am working on translating has been updated, and therefore, I'm trying to update the source file but I'm unable to do so for some reason. I tried that same function on the sample project and it works. It is only on my own projects, that the function is off. What can I do to open the function?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Mikkel Schøler,
Did you open the document as single file project? Or else did you create a new project then add the file?
The single file project does not have this feature available.
As an alternative, create a new project, then add the sdlxliff file and check if it works.
Hope it helps!
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As I don't remeber whether I saved the sdlxliff file, is there a way I can find the place from within TRados?
Then, I'll be able to create a new project!
Thank You
Right-click on te file in Trados Studio and select explore containing folder:
That should open the folder with the sdlxliff in it.
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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Perfect! Thank you!
Now I would like to update a source file from this combinatio in order to see what the customer has changed.
Since my "update file" is greyd out, is there any other option?
Thank you!
Since my "update file" is greyd out, is there any other option?
Because you didn't select a file in your files list, or because you are working with single file projects? If the latter your only option is to create a new project.
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Neither of them! .lol
I did select the file to be updated, and I am working under a project. However, the option si greyed out. 
I see it's a package, so perhaps the sdlxliff files didn't contain the embedded source? Guessing really...
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Not sure. What I just checked was that I have both SDLXLIFF files in separate files (1 in PT and 1 in EN, each in their specific folder).Although I have the project listed on Trados (locally - not on the server), should I align them in order to be able to create another project, and then update the source file?
Not sure. What I just checked was that I have both SDLXLIFF files in separate files (1 in PT and 1 in EN, each in their specific folder).Although I have the project listed on Trados (locally - not on the server), should I align them in order to be able to create another project, and then update the source file?
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