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Duplicate TUs created when making corrections in Editor mode (Studio 2017)
Thread poster: madrid78
madrid78 Local time: 06:07 French to English + ...
Jan 11, 2019
I know that this issue has been raised before but not, as far as I'm aware, in relation to Studio 2017. I was dismissed as a bug but still seems to be around and SDL haven't really seemed to address the problem.
So ... I start a project as "Translate single document" and I create a TM specifically for that document. After translating a segment, I confirm it, it updates my specific TM, and I move on to the next segment. Upon completing the document, I go back to the beginning and rev... See more
I know that this issue has been raised before but not, as far as I'm aware, in relation to Studio 2017. I was dismissed as a bug but still seems to be around and SDL haven't really seemed to address the problem.
So ... I start a project as "Translate single document" and I create a TM specifically for that document. After translating a segment, I confirm it, it updates my specific TM, and I move on to the next segment. Upon completing the document, I go back to the beginning and revise what I have done. If I make a correction, and then confirm the corrected segment, I end up with two TUs: one with the corrected text (with CM in green next to it) and another with the old text with a 100% match. I would have thought that the old text would be overwritten.
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