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Creating a Passolo-friendly glossary with Excel
Thread poster: Laura Jacquemin
Laura Jacquemin
Laura Jacquemin
France
May 13, 2020

Hi,

I am currently trying to make my .xls glossary to be compatible with Passolo (will save this later as .txt file).

While I have already organised my glossary with the relevant language IDs, I was wondering if it would be possible to also add other information such as definition and part of speech, and if yes, what would be the language header?

I have alrea... See more
Hi,

I am currently trying to make my .xls glossary to be compatible with Passolo (will save this later as .txt file).

While I have already organised my glossary with the relevant language IDs, I was wondering if it would be possible to also add other information such as definition and part of speech, and if yes, what would be the language header?

I have already searched forums and SDL's help but I don't find it clear at at all..

Thanks for your help, and wishing you a good day!

Laura ▲ Collapse
 


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