Helen Brown 

I'm not sure why it's crashing... are you using SR1?

Helen Brown said:

When I do run QA, Studio generates a "FILENAME_docx_de-DE_en-GB.ProjectFiles\Report" folder (I am not sure why Studio does this, or if there is a setting somewhere).

It does it to try and organise all the files you might have in a project and reports are placed in the reports folder.  Studio reads these xml files when you click on the reports view to look at the reports.

Helen Brown said:

The report is then saved there as an XML file which is not so ideal for me or subsequent checkers who might want to verify which Qa errors occurred for me.

One things you might try using is this plugin:

https://appstore.rws.com/Plugin/81

I just tested by installing from the integrated appstore in Studio:

This can read an XML file... but it looks as though it's failing for SR1.  So if you don't have SR1 yet you may be able to try this approach, and in the meantime we can work on updating this plugin for SR1.

Helen Brown 

I'm not sure why it's crashing... are you using SR1?

Helen Brown said:

When I do run QA, Studio generates a "FILENAME_docx_de-DE_en-GB.ProjectFiles\Report" folder (I am not sure why Studio does this, or if there is a setting somewhere).

It does it to try and organise all the files you might have in a project and reports are placed in the reports folder.  Studio reads these xml files when you click on the reports view to look at the reports.

Helen Brown said:

The report is then saved there as an XML file which is not so ideal for me or subsequent checkers who might want to verify which Qa errors occurred for me.

One things you might try using is this plugin:

https://appstore.rws.com/Plugin/81

I just tested by installing from the integrated appstore in Studio:

This can read an XML file... but it looks as though it's failing for SR1.  So if you don't have SR1 yet you may be able to try this approach, and in the meantime we can work on updating this plugin for SR1.

Hi Paul,  Thanks for replying to my query so quickly. I just noticed now, after not force-closing Studio immediately, that an error message popped up saying that Studio could not save the report. SR1 is not yet installed on the company network - I will pass this info on to my colleague to nudge IT along a bit.

I will try the plugin and see if it helps.

Thanks again, and I find your videos on YouTube very helpful! :)

Paul said:

It does it to try and organise all the files you might have in a project and reports are placed in the reports folder.  Studio reads these xml files when you click on the reports view to look at the reports.

We only currently translate single files, but it seems Studio is doing exactly that, i.e. placing the reports in that reports folder. Learned something new that Studio gets the reports data from there for reports view. :)

Actually, I just tried to save again, but not as xlsx as per file format offered by default, using html. The report saves without any errors as an html. I wonder if the report won't save as an Excel file because of an issue with Windows Office. I am pretty sure older incarnations of Studio allowed the QA report to be saved as a Word document. Either way, we can work nicely with html and view that file in a web browser.