Failure to open converted Excel TB

I converted an Excel glossary to try uploading to MultiTerm but get this message when I try to open the .mtf or .xdt (no Termbase file was made):

Error dialog box with a red 'X' icon stating 'This termbase cannot be opened because it has been created with an unsupported version of MultiTerm.' with an 'OK' button.

I am using MultiTerm 2022 Convert - is that an 'unsupported version'??

Any help would be much appreciated!

Many thanks,

Sarah



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[edited by: RWS Community AI at 7:00 PM (GMT 0) on 14 Nov 2024]
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    I am using MultiTerm 2022 Convert - is that an 'unsupported version'??

    No, it's supported.

    but get this message when I try to open the .mtf or .xdt

    Just checking, but did you mean "open them"?  These files are not opened anywhere.  MultiTerm Convert gets you the files you need to then create, or import, your termbase in Multiterm.  Just in case it helps there's a short video here, 7-years old now but does show how to use MultiTerm Converter and also an alternative using the Glossary Converter.  The Glossary Converter has got better and better over these years and I'd recommend you look at that unless you have a very specific reason for using MultiTerm Convert:

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    I am using MultiTerm 2022 Convert - is that an 'unsupported version'??

    No, it's supported.

    but get this message when I try to open the .mtf or .xdt

    Just checking, but did you mean "open them"?  These files are not opened anywhere.  MultiTerm Convert gets you the files you need to then create, or import, your termbase in Multiterm.  Just in case it helps there's a short video here, 7-years old now but does show how to use MultiTerm Converter and also an alternative using the Glossary Converter.  The Glossary Converter has got better and better over these years and I'd recommend you look at that unless you have a very specific reason for using MultiTerm Convert:

    Paul Filkin | RWS

    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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