Until then, double-clicking the sdltm file would open it without any garbled characters,
but now a different icon (icon for a text file) is assigned to the sdltm file than the green and yellow icon.
I performed from [Control Panel] -> [Uninstall/Change > Repair] and restarted my PC, but the same problem still persists.
OS = Windows 11 (64 bit)
Trados version: Studio 2022 SR2 - 17.2.11.19134
Presumably they are garbled because it's opening in a text editor and not because it's corrupted?
If a repair doesn't resolve it then try associating the *.sdltm with Trados Studio:
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Win + I)..sdltm).Should end up looking like this:
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Presumably they are garbled because it's opening in a text editor and not because it's corrupted?
If a repair doesn't resolve it then try associating the *.sdltm with Trados Studio:
Win + I)..sdltm).Should end up looking like this:
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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Dear Paul
Dear Paul
Thank you so much for your answer and I'mbery sorry for this late reply.
When I followed your instructios, I could open the sdlm files by double-clicking it.
I really thank you for your support!
No worries... glad you managed to sort it out.
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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