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By: Karoline

Excellent and just what I’ve been looking for – thanks for posting!

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By: Tim

Thank you very much indeed for this very useful blog entry! Cheers Tim

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By: Martijne

Hi, I have a question, I do everything as in the video, but if I press start it stays on 0% and when I want to load the TMX in Wordfast, it says that there are no right TU. What can I do? Thanks

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By: Dominique

Hi Martijne, Try opening the TMX in a text editor (eg. Notepad): what does it look like? If it’s empty, you could try to send a copy of the .sdltm to the author of the converter (his address is listed...

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By: Alma

Thank you very much Dominique and Jean-Philippe! Just what I needed!

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By: Adam

This is a great tool in theory but I advise some caution. I ran a test converting the same SDLTM files using Trados Studio and WfConverter and noticed that the leverage for the WfConverter TMX was...

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By: Geneviève Granger

Très clairement expliqué et documenté. Merci beaucoup pour ces informations.

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By: Viktor

It’s very interesting, thank you Dominique. But I can not find your “Translate SDLXliff files in memoQ” that you mention at the end of your (video) presentation.

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By: Dominique

Hi Victor! It happens quite a lot: I have an idea about a next video, but I then decide to do something else . Actually, I think you will find good information about translating SDLXLIFF files on other...

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By: Viktor

OK Dominique, no problem, and thank you again.

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By: Paula Ferrari

Great info, it worked!!! Thanks so much for sharing.

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By: Tuan Dzung

Many thanks for video and download files. I tried to convert one sample file of Trados Studio 2011 (Sample.sdltb-3.36MB) with WfConverter but I only receive file Sample.csv of 25 bytes without any...

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By: Dominique

MultiTerm termbases (.sdltb) are much more complex than Studio TM’s (.sdltm). The developer of WfConverter only had access to very limited termbases when writing the converter. You may want to contact...

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By: Stephen

Hello. The tool sounds great. I downloaded it and the DLL indicated in the clip. However, when I try to convert, I get an “unable to open database error”. Do you know why? Stephen Windows 7 SP1 64-bit OS

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By: Dominique

Which type of database did you try to convert: a TM (.sdltm) or a termbase (.sdltb)? TM’s should be straightforward. However, termbases can be rather complex (depending on how it was created in...

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By: Stephen

An .sdltm file.

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By: Stephen

I’ll follow your advice and send the file to the author.

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By: Dominique

You may also want to try an alternative way to do the conversion, for instance the VB script by Thomas van Nellen (mentioned in another post of mine) or CafeTran. Good luck!

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By: Stephen

I’ll look into it. Thanks for your assistance!

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By: Roger Chadel

Dominique, do you know how to do with SDLPPX files? AFAIK, they are an alternative to SDLXLIFF.

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