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Hello everyone
as always, I apologize if I ended up posting in the wrong section.
I regularly translate DWG files, and looking up on the internet I red about this DwgTextTranslator which supposedly supports Trados (which is the sw I use).
I just wanted to generally ask if someone who's been using this could care to explain a bit how it works, maybe add a couple screenshots and such. It seems to me that it allows you to work directly on the DWG file. My main concern is the outpu... See more
Hello everyone
as always, I apologize if I ended up posting in the wrong section.
I regularly translate DWG files, and looking up on the internet I red about this DwgTextTranslator which supposedly supports Trados (which is the sw I use).
I just wanted to generally ask if someone who's been using this could care to explain a bit how it works, maybe add a couple screenshots and such. It seems to me that it allows you to work directly on the DWG file. My main concern is the output. Do I get a translated DWG? Do I get a .word/.txt output file that I need to convert back?
I've looked up tutorials online, but I've only managed to find WordFast-based tutorials. Currently planning on downloading the demo version and just try it out, but I thought I could find someone on here who's been in my situation before me and could give me some tips.
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Glyn Lloyd-Jones Ηνωμένο Βασίλειο Local time: 21:24 Ιταλικά σε Αγγλικά
Looks interesting
Mar 18, 2024
I haven't used it, but it sounds interesting so I tried to find out more about it.
I found useful information here, including a tutorial video: DwgTextTranslator
It seems to be an Autodesk application that exports the text from an AutoCAD drawing into an Excel file for translation in any CAT tool. The application ca... See more
I haven't used it, but it sounds interesting so I tried to find out more about it.
I found useful information here, including a tutorial video: DwgTextTranslator
It seems to be an Autodesk application that exports the text from an AutoCAD drawing into an Excel file for translation in any CAT tool. The application can then import the translated Excel file back into the drawing. ▲ Collapse
Jorge Payan
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Stepan Konev Ρωσία Local time: 23:24 Αγγλικά σε Ρωσικά
Price
Mar 18, 2024
I only used TranslateCAD (pretty low cost software). However "Autodesk" sounds expensive... Any idea on how much is it?
Jorge Payan
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I haven't used it, but it sounds interesting so I tried to find out more about it.
I found useful information here, including a tutorial video: DwgTextTranslator
It seems to be an Autodesk application that exports the text from an AutoCAD drawing into an Excel file for translation in any CAT tool. The application can then import the translated Excel file back into the drawing.
I've seen this tutorial as well but the guy's working with wordfast, I guess it'll be the same with studio. Anyway I'll download the demo tomorrow and start f-ing around with it if I manage to find the time, I'll report back.
@Stepan Konev no idea how much it is sorry, company pays for it
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