Hi Andrés

It's not so much the default for TMs, as the default pair for the editor, although it has the same effect.  Go to File / Options / Editor / Languages:

and select the language pair - and direction - you use most often.  That will mean that each time you open a new project, that pair will be there by default.   It will then select the appropriate TM when you get to that stage.

Also, in any case, the software remembers the language pairs you use most often, so rather than having to scroll down through dozens of variants, scroll to the top of the list, and look under "Recently Used Languages"

That will shorten the list you need to search.

Finally, if you know the ISO code for the language pair you need - eg fr-fr for French French, en-gb for British English and so on - you can simply type that to jump straight to the relevant language:

Hope that helps

Rob

Hi Andrés

It's not so much the default for TMs, as the default pair for the editor, although it has the same effect.  Go to File / Options / Editor / Languages:

and select the language pair - and direction - you use most often.  That will mean that each time you open a new project, that pair will be there by default.   It will then select the appropriate TM when you get to that stage.

Also, in any case, the software remembers the language pairs you use most often, so rather than having to scroll down through dozens of variants, scroll to the top of the list, and look under "Recently Used Languages"

That will shorten the list you need to search.

Finally, if you know the ISO code for the language pair you need - eg fr-fr for French French, en-gb for British English and so on - you can simply type that to jump straight to the relevant language:

Hope that helps

Rob

i have been trying to figure it out for so long , finally get it , thanks for your information