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Hi everyone, I'm still new with Transit, and I get kinda lost from time to time, so sorry if this is a bit confusing.
I want to open my Transit XV document in Xbench to get a QA report. In NXT I used to export my project into .tmx and then open the .tmx in Xbench without any problems. But then I had to move to XV.
I see that there's been some talk about Xbench here, but I just can't figure out how to import a file from XV into Xbench (v. 2.9).
Hi everyone, I'm still new with Transit, and I get kinda lost from time to time, so sorry if this is a bit confusing.
I want to open my Transit XV document in Xbench to get a QA report. In NXT I used to export my project into .tmx and then open the .tmx in Xbench without any problems. But then I had to move to XV.
I see that there's been some talk about Xbench here, but I just can't figure out how to import a file from XV into Xbench (v. 2.9).
When I go to add files to a new project in Xbench, there's an option Star Transit 2.6/XV Directory tree - what exactly is Directory tree and where can I find it?
Is there an (easy) way to do this?
I also have memoQ 4.5, I managed to export a .tmx from there, but only for my original, untranslated .ppf. How do I import my finished and translated XV project to memoQ? In NXT I would forward the project to a new .ppf and then import it, but now I can't figure out how to do that either.
Nope, I don't have that option in my XV under Project.
And I know how to import a Transit package in memoQ, but when I import it, it shows it the way it was when I received it, and not as it is now when I translated it. Makes no sense, but I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
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Feb 13, 2013
What version do you use? Is it Transit XV Professional or something else?
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