A
Project Type is a template for creating projects. When you create a project,
using a Project Type, WorldServer gets the following information from
the Project Type:
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The source locale from which you are translating
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Whether to require a due date for tasks
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The workgroup for the project
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The default workflow to use (for all locales, or per locale)
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The default filter configuration to use (for all locales, or per
locale)
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The default cost model to use (for all locales, or per locale)
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Whether to use a client-specified translation memory or to specify
one here (for all locales, or per locale)
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Whether to use a client-specified terminology database or to specify
one here (for all locales, or per locale)
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Any custom AIS properties or project attributes you want the project
creator to provide
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The default Machine Translation (MT) configuration to use (for
all locales, or per locale)
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The default Quality Models (for all locales, or per locale)
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Note: The Project Type is used for translation
projects.
When you create a
term validation project, you do not use a Project Type.
When you create a project after approving a quote, that project is
a translation project for the assets specified in the quote.
When you create a quote itself, you can specify a Project Type, to
give the LSP or whomever is developing the quote document information
to take into consideration, like workgroup, workflow, TM, TD, cost
model, and filter configuration. However, the LSP may choose a different,
more appropriate Project Type with which to develop the quote.
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A Project Type lets you automatically apply a set of AIS properties,
default workflows and linkages when you create a new
project using the
Upload
Files and Create Project feature in WorldServer or the
Create New Project feature
in TransPort.
You create a Project Type by clicking
Add in the page. Alternatively, you can base your new Project
Type on an existing one by clicking open the existing Project Type,
modifying it, then clicking
Save As New.