Is there a way to take a TMX file and create an SDLXLIFF out of it within Studio 2017?

Question

I'm having difficulties editing translation memories the usual way so I wanted to run a standard project with the TMX files, and then I could use Studio tools to clean up the memories (run verification, check against the termbase).

Paul Filkin · Accepted Answer

Hi Joanna, 
 
You can also convert the SDLTM to XLIFF and create a clean up project for your TMs. Maybe this article will be useful for you: 
 
 multifarious.filkin.com/.../ 
 
Regards 
 
Paul

Jerzy Czopik · Answer

Studio should have a TMX file type already installed. Check if there isn't a "Additonal file types available" print in blue on your file type page in Studio. If so, click it and activate TMX. Or download the file type here and install it: appstore.sdl.com/.../ 
TBH I cannot remember, if I have had this since the first installation or downloaded and installed afterwards.

Paul Filkin · Answer

Mike Rodent 
 Mike Rodent said: I have 2019. I don't understand your answer here: " Studio should have a TMX file type already installed". 
 Studio does not have a TMX filetype already installed. The only way to get a filetype for a TMX is via the appstore. 
 Mike Rodent said: The link appstore.sdl.com is 404 by the way. 
 Because this thread you are replying to is 9-years old and things have changed a lot since then. If you go to the appstore and search for TMX you'll find this: 
 https://appstore.rws.com/Plugin/61 
 There is a version for 2019. So install it, open your TMX as a translatable file using that filetype and now you have an SDLXLIFF.

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Is there a way to take a TMX file and create an SDLXLIFF out of it within Studio 2017?