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Barbara Sisko Харватыя Local time: 18:25 нямецкая → харвацкая + ...
Feb 19, 2022
Hi guys! I recently got offered by an agency to translate a text using their sdl trados app with their login data via remote desktop (because I work with Mac and it seems to be the only way to connect to their server). After a lot of struggle I finally managed to download the remote desktop and their desktop app, but then it says I have to enter my "user account". Are the username and password sth I should get from the agency? I have tried every possible user name and password I have and nothing... See more
Hi guys! I recently got offered by an agency to translate a text using their sdl trados app with their login data via remote desktop (because I work with Mac and it seems to be the only way to connect to their server). After a lot of struggle I finally managed to download the remote desktop and their desktop app, but then it says I have to enter my "user account". Are the username and password sth I should get from the agency? I have tried every possible user name and password I have and nothing seems to be working....
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Stepan Konev Расія Local time: 19:25 англійская → руская
Ask your client
Feb 19, 2022
Basically when you buy an RWS product, you sign up with their system by providing your email and setting a password. Then you use those email and password to login. This is how it works with individuals. When I was an in-house translator in a company of 50+ translators, we had a single "point of contact" who kept the credentials. I used them to set up and activate Trados for my team mates and to download apps from the App Store. This is how it works with companies. In your case, I think you shou... See more
Basically when you buy an RWS product, you sign up with their system by providing your email and setting a password. Then you use those email and password to login. This is how it works with individuals. When I was an in-house translator in a company of 50+ translators, we had a single "point of contact" who kept the credentials. I used them to set up and activate Trados for my team mates and to download apps from the App Store. This is how it works with companies. In your case, I think you should ask your agency for credentials. They bought the product which means they have a registration entry with the RWS system. Most probably, they use concurrent licenses. ▲ Collapse
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