Hello Anastasia,

You have to put them into a file that is the format accepted for import... it's not MSWord.  The easiest way to do this is to add a couple of entries in Studio, under the AutoText menu like this:

So I added two words in the English(US) autotext.  Then export the file to your desktop.  What you get is a simple text file that looks like this:

Note that there is an empty line first, and then  the language code and then just a list of terms.  So once you have this (for your language obviously) you can copy paste your MSWord list into this file and then import this one.

Regards

Paul

Hello Anastasia,

You have to put them into a file that is the format accepted for import... it's not MSWord.  The easiest way to do this is to add a couple of entries in Studio, under the AutoText menu like this:

So I added two words in the English(US) autotext.  Then export the file to your desktop.  What you get is a simple text file that looks like this:

Note that there is an empty line first, and then  the language code and then just a list of terms.  So once you have this (for your language obviously) you can copy paste your MSWord list into this file and then import this one.

Regards

Paul

Why not? It's only a text file renamed with the autotxt extension.  If it wasn't then notepad++ wouldn't even be able to read it!

Regards

Paul

Unknown said:

As far as I can see, I cannot create an *.autotxt in Notepad ++. How do you suggest I can create an *.autotxt so I can skip the export-step?

Open Notepad++, create some entries with an empty line, and the language code.  Then copy all your words and just save the file as whateveryoulike.autoTxt

Regards

Paul