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Issue in Trados 2019 review from reviewed target

Hello,

i have an issue with trados 2019 or 2017, when i tried to update sdlxliff file for word document with reviewed target:

when it opened the review window to review changes before applying,i found that there are some segments that not connected together and so i couldn't connect it to proper segment like the following screenshots :

Screenshot of Trados Studio showing disconnected segments in the review window with highlighted text in yellow.

 

Screenshot of Trados Studio with an error message popup over the review window indicating an issue with segment connection.

also there are many segments like that case, so please help me in such issue.



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[edited by: Trados AI at 4:04 PM (GMT 0) on 28 Feb 2024]
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    Can you join them in the alignment editor at all? Is there anything special about the segments that are not joined... did they have different properties than the original (maybe hidden vs not-hidden for example)?

    Can you handle them with a workaround?

    1. Save all the changes in the reviewed target if they are not saved already
    2. Open the original source files and the updated targets in the Alignment editor (not the retrofit process)
    3. Align the files and update your TM
    4. Run translate to fuzzy on your project against this new TM. You'll find every change and can update your files from the TM

    Paul Filkin | RWS

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    Can you join them in the alignment editor at all? Is there anything special about the segments that are not joined... did they have different properties than the original (maybe hidden vs not-hidden for example)?

    i couldn't join segment like such example i told about, but some segment i could deal with them freely.

    not at all no special formatting applied to updated target

    Paul said:


    Can you handle them with a workaround?

    1. Save all the changes in the reviewed target if they are not saved already
    2. Open the original source files and the updated targets in the Alignment editor (not the retrofit process)
    3. Align the files and update your TM
    4. Run translate to fuzzy on your project against this new TM. You'll find every change and can update your files from the TM

    That will take much effort to do complete aligning with proper segments connections

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    IT Manager said:

    i couldn't join segment like such example i told about, but some segment i could deal with them freely.

    not at all no special formatting applied to updated target

    Can I see the following files?

    • original source
    • translated sdlxliff
    • reviewed target file

    If that's ok you can send them to pfilkin@sdl.com

    IT Manager said:
    That will take much effort to do complete aligning with proper segments connections

    You might be surprised, unless you made a lot of structural changes in the reviewed file?  If you did then that may be part of the problem as retrofit is more of a final correction solution, rather than wideranging changes.

    Paul Filkin | RWS

    Design your own training!
    You've done the courses and still need to go a little further, or still not clear? 
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    IT Manager said:

    i couldn't join segment like such example i told about, but some segment i could deal with them freely.

    not at all no special formatting applied to updated target

    Can I see the following files?

    • original source
    • translated sdlxliff
    • reviewed target file

    If that's ok you can send them to pfilkin@sdl.com

    IT Manager said:
    That will take much effort to do complete aligning with proper segments connections

    You might be surprised, unless you made a lot of structural changes in the reviewed file?  If you did then that may be part of the problem as retrofit is more of a final correction solution, rather than wideranging changes.

    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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