how to apply italics when they are not active/cómo poner algo en cursiva cuando no está activa la función

hola, pregunto sin revisar si ya se ha planteado esta duda en el foro.

SDL 2022, el proyecto viene de memoq convertido a xliff y no está activa la cursiva ni la negrita.

Hay alguna forma de activar la cursiva?

I ask without checking if this question has already been raised in the forum.

SDL 2022, the project comes from memoq converted to xliff and neither italics nor bold is active.

Is there any way to activate italics?

as you can see italic and other functions appear grey, not highlighted

como se aprecia en la imagen, las funciones están en gris, no salen resaltadas

Screenshot of Trados Studio interface showing a translation project with text segments in Portuguese and Spanish. The formatting toolbar is visible with italic and bold options greyed out, indicating they are inactive.



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[edited by: RWS Community AI at 2:44 AM (GMT 1) on 30 Aug 2024]
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    Interesting conversation with the AI. But the simple reality is that your source file is an xliff and Trados Studio doesn’t know anything about what type of formatting is supported. This is because the underlying format that created the xliff could have been anything.  So the only formatting you can apply will be what’s in the source. And in this case there is no formatting in the source.

    To explain that better… it’s not really formatting you would be applying from the source, it would simply be tags and you would transfer them from the source to the target. Studio won’t know what they are for, they are just tags.

    The only way formatting can be applied is if you have the original source file.. which in this case looks like a Word file. So if you have memoQ you should be able to do that there. Although it looks as though you may have been provided with a split file so unless it was you who split the original even that xliff if added to memoQ may not support formatting… although I’d have to test that.

    This would be the same for any CAT tool that is given an xliff as the source file.

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    Interesting conversation with the AI. But the simple reality is that your source file is an xliff and Trados Studio doesn’t know anything about what type of formatting is supported. This is because the underlying format that created the xliff could have been anything.  So the only formatting you can apply will be what’s in the source. And in this case there is no formatting in the source.

    To explain that better… it’s not really formatting you would be applying from the source, it would simply be tags and you would transfer them from the source to the target. Studio won’t know what they are for, they are just tags.

    The only way formatting can be applied is if you have the original source file.. which in this case looks like a Word file. So if you have memoQ you should be able to do that there. Although it looks as though you may have been provided with a split file so unless it was you who split the original even that xliff if added to memoQ may not support formatting… although I’d have to test that.

    This would be the same for any CAT tool that is given an xliff as the source file.

    Paul Filkin | RWS Group

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    Design your own training!

    You've done the courses and still need to go a little further, or still not clear? 
    Tell us what you need in our Community Solutions Hub

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