And the OmegaT sounds really interesting. Hadn't heard of it.
Richard.
I just wrote an article about OmegaT:
http://www.eskimo.com/~helary/OmegaT/omegat_review.html
JC
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And the OmegaT sounds really interesting. Hadn't heard of it.
Richard.
There are quite a few tools that work natively with sx*/od* documents.
But I'd say OmegaT is the one that's easier to use.
Let me paste here the presentation text from the Yahoo page:
OmegaT is a high performance Computer As
See below:
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> On 2005/04/26, at 21:07, Shane Rice wrote:
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> > Hey everyone,
> >
> > Using OOO 2 Beta Writer. When I'm working in a Spanish
Document,
> > and I cut and paste another language into the document the spell
> > checker goes crazy. I translate the work into Spanish, and then
Besides, there also is a OOo for translators list on Yahoo if you are
interested.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OOo4trans/
JC Helary
On 2005/04/28, at 11:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't help you if you need a bilingual document (ie a document
including the source and target language) but if
I can't help you if you need a bilingual document (ie a document
including the source and target language) but if you need to simply
translate a OOo document to another language I advise you to use
OmegaT.
OmegaT supports OOo file format natively. It is an application for
professional translat
