How to copy all MemoQ target segments?
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Andrus Lauringson
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Estonia
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Oct 4, 2020

Hello all,

Is there a method for copying all the target segments of a document?
I’d just like to run them through an external spellchecker and don’t need a fully formatted target file for this.

Thanks in advance,
Andrus


 
Enote
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Use Table RTF file Oct 4, 2020

You can export bilingual table RTF file and then extract target column from it.
Hope it helps.

[Редактировалось 2020-10-04 14:31 GMT]


Thomas T. Frost
Andrus Lauringson
 
Tomás Cano Binder, BA, CT
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Uhispania
Local time: 20:49
Mwanachama(2005)
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Bilingual RTF as well Oct 4, 2020

Enote wrote:
You can export bilingual table RTF file and then extract target column from it.
Hope it helps.

Exactly what we do as the last step of each and every project: we export to a bilingual RTF and spell/grammarcheck it in MS Word, which proves to be faster than spellchecking from memoQ.


Thomas T. Frost
 
Thomas T. Frost
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Spellcheck just the target column in RTF Oct 4, 2020

Enote wrote:

You can export bilingual table RTF file and then extract target column from it.


There's no need to extract it. You can just select the target column and spellcheck that alone.

I have a fixed key sequence that my fingers 'remember':

1) Position the cursor in the first target segment.
2) Shift+Ctrl+End
3) Shift+left-arrow 4 times

This leaves exactly the entire target column selected.

I always use Set the proofing language, as Word doesn't always get it right (Review > Language > Set the proofing language).

I have disabled Detect language automatically, as it doesn't always work well. That way, I avoid that Word accidentally checks against the wrong language. This is a permanent setting in the same pane.


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Andrus Lauringson
Alice Tang
 
Alice Tang
Alice Tang
Marekani
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The key sequence didn't work for me. I am using version 9.14. Dec 28, 2024

Thomas T. Frost wrote:

Enote wrote:

You can export bilingual table RTF file and then extract target column from it.


There's no need to extract it. You can just select the target column and spellcheck that alone.

I have a fixed key sequence that my fingers 'remember':

1) Position the cursor in the first target segment.
2) Shift+Ctrl+End
3) Shift+left-arrow 4 times

This leaves exactly the entire target column selected.

I always use Set the proofing language, as Word doesn't always get it right (Review > Language > Set the proofing language).

I have disabled Detect language automatically, as it doesn't always work well. That way, I avoid that Word accidentally checks against the wrong language. This is a permanent setting in the same pane.


 
Thomas T. Frost
Thomas T. Frost  Identity Verified
Ureno
Local time: 19:49
Kideni hadi Kiingereza
+ ...
Word Dec 28, 2024

Alice Tang wrote:
The key sequence didn't work for me. I am using version 9.14.


The key sequence is for Word, not memoQ.


 


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