SDL MultiTerm has several components which together enable you to work effectively with both local and server-based termbases.
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MultiTerm Desktop contains the client components of SDL MultiTerm. It includes the following applications:
SDL MultiTerm (Client) |
Allows you to create and modify termbases and termbase content. It can be used as a stand-alone system, storing termbase data locally, as well as allowing you to connect to MultiTerm Server and work with server-based termbases. |
SDL MultiTerm Administrator |
Used to manage user accounts and termbase access rights for MultiTerm Server. Access to this application is restricted to administrators of the MultiTerm system. The reporting facility in MultiTerm Administrator provides you with information on the hit counts of SDL MultiTerm Server users. |
SDL MultiTerm Convert |
Converts terminology data to MultiTerm XML format for importing to SDL MultiTerm 2009. You can convert data that is stored as:
SDL MultiTerm Convert is a stand-alone application that works independently of other components in the system.
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SDL MultiTerm Extract and PhraseFinder |
Powerful terminology extraction tools that enable you to extract terminology data from a wide range of document formats. SDL MultiTerm Extract can export the extracted term data directly to termbases. |
SDL MultiTerm interface with Microsoft Word |
Enables you to access termbase data directly from within Word . It allows you to search, retrieve data from and add content to both local and remote termbases.
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SDL MultiTerm interface with SDL Trados Studio 2009, Translator's Workbench and TagEditor |
Enables the active terminology recognition feature in SDL Trados Studio 2009, Translator’s Workbench and TagEditor. |
SDL MultiTerm Server is the server component of SDL MultiTerm. It includes the following applications:
SDL MultiTerm Team is a version of SDL MultiTerm designed for terminology users who work in small teams of up to five people.
A database engine forms the back end of the system, SDL MultiTerm Server forms the middleware component and MultiTerm Desktop forms the front end.