Moreover: when I select Any TM option, I get this print-screen showing and English to Czech pair, but a French flag!

What is wrong?

Thank you,

Milada

Milada Šejnohová (MiladaŠejnohová) 

There is nothing wrong.  You created a French to Czech project:

When you add AnyTM it allows yo to use a TM in any language at all, but it will still be a French to Czech project.  So the languages reflect the languages of the project, not the TM.

Thank you. But how to arrange the project, so that the TM and the Project language pairs match?

When opening the file I set the languages according to the text to be translated and how I am used from older versions of Trados, but the project language pair and TM did not match. How to proceed? 

Thank you,

Milada

Milada Šejnohová (MiladaŠejnohová) 

Can you share a screenshot of where you are setting the languages?

Milada Šejnohová said:

When opening the file I set the languages according to the text to be translated and how I am used from older versions of Trados, but the project language pair and TM did not match.

Nothing has changed between versions.  So I think we need to know more about how yo are setting the languages.  Maybe a screenshot of where you do this?

Thank you for trying to help.

Here is the first screen-shot, when I open the file for translation (IT-CS). You can see there are other TM listed (I do not understand why).

then I click on Project Settings to be sure there are the language combinations for the TM I need for the job. But now, there is a TM used for the previous job:

I remove it and click on "Use..." to select a TM:

But I am prompted to select is as "AnyTM".

What am I doing wrong?

Thank you in advance.

Milada

Milada Šejnohová (MiladaŠejnohová) 

The reason is very simple: you are still in the FR-CS project.

The reason for so many TMs listed in your view is quite simple: these are all TMs you ever used before. All this trouble is caused by using "Translate single file approach". It seems to be the most simple way to work with Trados, but it ends in being the most complicated one because of the chaos it creates, when used the way you do it.

If you wish to continue working that way, do the following:

• Go to File -> Options -> Language pairs and REMOVE all TMs listed under All language pairs.
• Now go to each language pair listed there, click the setting for TMs and add the TMs corresponding to the language pair there. You need to activate the option shown in the screenshot below for each and every separate language pair.
• Do this for all your language pairs listed there.
• Remove all unused language pairs.
• NEVER add a TM under All Language Pairs anymore!
• When you now select the proper language pair for your translatable file, Studio will select the corresponding TMs automatically.

Or simply start using project templates, where you can configure all settings for the necessary language pair.

Milada Šejnohová (MiladaŠejnohová) 

In addition to what Jerzy mentioned, which is all correct, I just want to note on this:

Milada Šejnohová said:

What am I doing wrong?

You are doing nothing wrong! This is a bug in the 2022 version which mostly manifests itself when using the single document workflow (the one you are using to open files for translation).  Once the file is open, if you go back to the Projects View you will see that a different project is still selected.  So when you go to your project settings you are actually looking at the wrong project.  To correct this you need to select the correct project and then hit the enter key, or just double click the project.  Now your project settings will be correct.

This has been reported already.

Loredana Stoia fyi.

Hi Jerzy,

thank you for explaining me the reason.

I have watched the video called "Getting started with Trados 2022 Part 1" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5j9iRBLMBFY&ab_channel=TranslatorsTechCorner

Is this what you have meant by saying to start using project templates? (I looked at this link, too: https://gateway.rws.com/csm?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0027680).

Thank you foryour answer.

Milada Šejnohová

Thank you Paul, too for your help,

Milada

Milada Šejnohová (MiladaŠejnohová) 

Yes. But using your existing projects to build project templates will not be the best idea, as this will keep the TM mess you have now. Better idea would be creating new projects from scratch for each language pair and possibly each customer separately.