Youshin Kim 

I just found your post in the Elevate forum.  This is only used during the Elevate Online Conference.  Better to post into the Trados Studio forum... I have moved it.

On your question.  If this is still a problem, as it was a few months ago, the first place to start would be to check your TMX in a text editor and see if you can spot anything odd... for example:

• Ensure the TMX file is well-formed XML with correct syntax, encoding, and version declaration.
• Verify that language codes in <tuv> elements are valid and match the expected configuration.
• Identify and escape special characters or unsupported line breaks.
• Ensure <tu> attributes and metadata are correctly formatted and relevant to the tool.
• Test with Another Tool or Validator: Use alternative tools or automated validators to identify structural or content issues.

Youshin Kim 

I just found your post in the Elevate forum.  This is only used during the Elevate Online Conference.  Better to post into the Trados Studio forum... I have moved it.

On your question.  If this is still a problem, as it was a few months ago, the first place to start would be to check your TMX in a text editor and see if you can spot anything odd... for example:

• Ensure the TMX file is well-formed XML with correct syntax, encoding, and version declaration.
• Verify that language codes in <tuv> elements are valid and match the expected configuration.
• Identify and escape special characters or unsupported line breaks.
• Ensure <tu> attributes and metadata are correctly formatted and relevant to the tool.
• Test with Another Tool or Validator: Use alternative tools or automated validators to identify structural or content issues.