Clearing target segment
Thread poster: Susanna Södergård
Susanna Södergård
Susanna Södergård
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Aug 14, 2020

Both Trados and WF have a shortcut for clearing target segment. I have not been able to find this in Memoq. Does it not exist or am I just missing something?

 
Paula Darwish
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clear target segment Aug 14, 2020

You can clear it from the toolbar in the "preparation" tab at the top. You can click on "clear translations" and it gives you the option to delete all, selection etc. Hope that helps.

 
Wolfgang Schoene
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Clearing target segment Aug 14, 2020

Susanna Södergård wrote:

Both Trados and WF have a shortcut for clearing target segment. I have not been able to find this in Memoq. Does it not exist or am I just missing something?


Select the rows where you want to clear target, right click and choose "Clear translations" followed by "Selection" or any other of the options and choose an option under "Clear what"


 


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Clearing target segment






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