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Exclude untranslated segments from memory
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Jan 19, 2018

Hello,
I have a PPT to translate with comments (lower section of the PPT) that are to be left in French. How do I prevent these French segments from being included in the memory?
Thanks for your help,
Irene
 
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ibz wrote:

Hello,
I have a PPT to translate with comments (lower section of the PPT) that are to be left in French. How do I prevent these French segments from being included in the memory?
Thanks for your help,
Irene


One way to do this is:

  • Remove*) all comments (notes).
  • Save the presentation under a new name.
  • Translate as usual.
  • Import all translated segments into the TM.
  • Import the original presentation, with the notes.
  • Run Translate > Insert all exact matches.
  • Export the project.


*) Remove the comments manually or this way:

https://articlebin.michaelmilette.com/powerpoint-2010-tip-removing-speakers-notes-comments-annotations/
https://weblogs.asp.net/israelio/430597
 
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Thanks! Jan 19, 2018

Many thanks for your prompt help!
 


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