After selecting a translation memory (TM) for importing the alignment results, add the folder structures containing the target and source language documents to align.
To align multiple files at a time:
Click
Add
and choose Source Files by Folder on
the Documents for
Alignment page of the Align Documents
wizard.
Browse to the location of the folder that contains the source files for alignment and click Select Folder.
Click
Add, choose
Target Files by Folder from the drop-down
menu and select the folder containing your target files for alignment.
Optionally, Change the File Type Settings if you want to use custom settings for your documents.
When you add source and target files by folder, Studio automatically tries to match each file in the source folder to its corresponding file in the target folder in order to make sure that you are aligning the right files. Studio matches files by looking at the names of the files and at the names of the folders which contain the files. Each source file is checked against all target files to find similarities between the filenames. The more similar the names of the source file and source folder to the names of the target file and target folder, the easier it is to find the correct file pairs.
To make sure that Studio pairs each source document to its correct target document, give your source and target file similar names and place them inside folders with similar names. For example:
To remove files added by mistake or files matched incorrectly:
To remove source files, select the required file
or folder, click
Remove and select All Source Files or Specific Source File.
When you remove source files, Studio automatically removes the associated
target files.
NOTE |
You can also align a single pair
of two individual files in the Documents
for Alignment page by choosing Source
Files and Target Files from the However, Studio offers a separate wizard for Aligning a Single File Pair. After finishing the alignment, this wizard opens the files directly in the Alignment view. |
Opening Files in Alignment view
Topic: Published: November 10, 2014