

Select Language Pairs > All Language Pairs and depending on whether you're after TMs or TBs, select either Translation Memory and Automated Translation or Termbases. If you are not prompted for the credentials but you know you should connect to a server TM or TB, go to Home ribbon > Project Settings. Select Use SDL authentication and enter the login credentials you've received from your PM. If you need to connect to a server TM or server TB for your project, Studio will usually prompt you to enter the credentials as soon as you open the files for translation. Click OK to close the Project Settings and return back to the Editor view to continue with the settings below. When you create a new TM, in the New Translation Memory dialog on the first page, give the TM a name and save it in the location of your choice. Click Next, and Next again to skip the next 2 pages, then Finish and Close after Studio has finished the process. If you want to add an existing TM, use the Use button instead of Create. Click on Create and select Create Translation Memory. Select Language Pairs > Translation Memory and Automated Translation. If there is no TM within the package and "No open translation memories" is displayed in the Translation Results window, you can add a blank TM to the project. Click on Use > File-Based MultiTerm Termbase and load the termbase. Select Language Pairs > All Language Pairs > Termbases. Then, go to Home ribbon > Project Settings. If there is no existing termbase within the package but you want to add an external glossary, you must first put the external glossary into Multiterm. You can customise your Editor view in the View ribbon.
HOW TO CREATE AUTOSUGGEST DICTIONARY IN TRADOS STUDIO 2017 WINDOWS
TM matches (= Translation Results) and termbase matches (= Term Recognition) have their own windows in the Editor view. You can use the file tree on the left hand side to navigate between different files when necessary.Īny TMs and termbases belonging to the project are loaded automatically. Note that selecting multiple files to open creates a combined editor view of the files.

Select all files, right-click and select Open for Translation. Go to the Files view in the lower left corner. In the Home ribbon, go to the Projects view in the lower left-hand corner of the screen and double-click on the project in the project listing in the main window. Opening files for translation/review/sign-off


