Is there any way to turn off ALL "clever" add-ons and tweaks and nonsense which the designers have very unfortunately felt they should add to this 2019 edition? I want to turn them off completely, get rid of them, destroy them, disable them totally.
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Is there any way to turn off ALL "clever" add-ons and tweaks and nonsense which the designers have very unfortunately felt they should add to this 2019 edition? I want to turn them off completely, get rid of them, destroy them, disable them totally.
A) Fuzzy match repair
Project Settings - Language Pairs - All Language Pairs - Match Repair - Turn everything off
B) It has occurred to them, you just have to familiarize yourself with the software features. It's called LookAhead.
Options - Automation - Enable LookAhead
Disabling fuzzy match repair might also help a little with the lookup speed.
Thanks for these suggestions.
I was told by Jerzy in that other thread (community.sdl.com/.../sdl-2019-auto-substitution-of-numbers-not-working) that LookAhead is not a good idea (doesn't work well?) and should only be used on a less powerful machine.
But you recommend it so I'll try it along with the other things.
But you recommend it so I'll try it along with the other things.
No she didn't. She just told you what the option was.
Lookahead is great when working interactively with machine translation or other remote resurces as it reduces the wait while Studio talks to the server. If you're not doing this then turn it off.
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Lookahead is great when working interactively with machine translation or other remote resurces as it reduces the wait while Studio talks to the server. If you're not doing this then turn it off.
And, as with anything else, read the Help to understand what it does and to see if it's what you want/need.
This part is particularly important:
Thanks. So if I understand you, the results when using Lookahead in a normal session will not be as good as if you don't use it??
That begs the question: So why would lookahead functionality not be routine then? I.e. while the user is cogitating on segment S the machine/app has nothing to do and might as well be looking ahead at the next segments, doing fuzzy matching, and getting ready to "serve up" the next results when the user moves on to S+1, S+2, etc... ?
Thanks Nora, I'll take a look at those links...
Thanks Nora, I'll take a look at those links...