Studio 2015: copy all fuzzy matches to target Thread poster: Bram Poldervaart
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I would like to know if there is a way to copy all fuzzy matches (fuzzy matches) to target iun one go. Now I have to go from one line to the other to get it all done.
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| Which software? | Nov 7, 2019 |
Which software?
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Samuel Murray 
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Bram Poldervaart wrote:
Is there is a way to copy all fuzzy matches to target in one go?
If you're using Trados 2007 (as stated in your profile page), then, isn't that what the "pre-translate" function is for? I don't have Trados 2007 with me right now, but I think it was in Workbench under Tools. You set a match percentage threshold, e.g. 75%, and then pre-translate the files.
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Xanthippe
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SITE LOCALIZER | Trados studio | Nov 7, 2019 |
With Trados studio you have the shortcut:
ALT MAJ INS
this lets you copy all the source in the target.
For fuzzy... I don't know 
If you mean to run pretranslation, you go to:
Batchs tasks
and then >>> pretranslate, next et you set the value to 70%
[Modifié le 2019-11-07 15:32 GMT]
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Bram Poldervaart
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TOPIC STARTER | copy all fuzzy matches to target | Nov 7, 2019 |
Sorry I use Trados 2015
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Bram Poldervaart
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TOPIC STARTER | copy all fuzzy matches to target | Nov 7, 2019 |
I tried Maj Alt Ins but it copies source to target
[Edited at 2019-11-07 15:36 GMT]
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Xanthippe
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Bram Poldervaart wrote:
Fantastic it worked also for fuzzy matches. Thanks a lot xanthippe
Great!
ps. I'm also Trados Trainer If you need some training you can contact me!
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Bram Poldervaart
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TOPIC STARTER | copy all fuzzy matches to target | Nov 7, 2019 |
So unfortunately it did not work.
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Bram Poldervaart
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TOPIC STARTER | So unfortunately it did not work | Nov 7, 2019 |
xanthippe wrote: Bram Poldervaart wrote:
Fantastic it worked also for fuzzy matches. Thanks a lot xanthippe Great! ps. I'm also Trados Trainer If you need some training you can contact me!
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Xanthippe
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Did you do pretranslation?
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Bram Poldervaart
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TOPIC STARTER | copy all fuzzy matches to target | Nov 7, 2019 |
yes I did
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Xanthippe
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SITE LOCALIZER | and does pretranslation worked? | Nov 7, 2019 |
Bram Poldervaart wrote:
yes I did
and does pretranslation worked?
Did you set the value at 70%?
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Bram Poldervaart
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TOPIC STARTER | copy all fuzzy matches to target | Nov 7, 2019 |
yes
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Samuel Murray
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FWIW, I also think pre-translating may work. Try it again:
I only have Trados 2019, but I believe the process is very similar to that of Trados 2015. Go to Projects in the left pane, then look for your project in the right pane, then right-click your project and select Batch Tasks > Pre-translate Files. Then, when prompted, make sure you select a low fuzzy match percentage (70%, 60% or even 50%). In my Trados, it looks like this:
Also take a look at the setting that avoids your existing translations from being overwritten.
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