Importing a DejaVu TM into Trados Studio 2011
Thread poster: David Rumsey
David Rumsey
David Rumsey  Identity Verified
Canada
Local time: 11:27
Member (2004)
Swedish to English
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Jul 21, 2014

Hi there. A client has sent me a TM export from Deja Vu in .txt format and I need to convert it to a TM that I can use in Trados Studio 2011. Any instructions out there for this? The text format looks like:




REDCATOR
0000
22042014, 13:47:41

22042014, 13:47:41
Milena
Juni 1991
June 1991



Should I import into a Workbench TM and then upgrade to Studio? There must be some kind of shortcut,
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Hi there. A client has sent me a TM export from Deja Vu in .txt format and I need to convert it to a TM that I can use in Trados Studio 2011. Any instructions out there for this? The text format looks like:




REDCATOR
0000
22042014, 13:47:41

22042014, 13:47:41
Milena
Juni 1991
June 1991



Should I import into a Workbench TM and then upgrade to Studio? There must be some kind of shortcut, no?

Thanks!
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Olav Karlsen
Olav Karlsen
Norway
Local time: 20:27
English to Norwegian
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DVX3 TM into Trados 2014 Jul 24, 2014

Exporting a TMX file and importing it into Trados goes like a breeze.

 


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