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Translate Wizard - Properties |
Use this sheet of Translate Wizard to select a translation method, exchange format, and exchange filter for each language.
Select how the selected language is going to be translated and how the translation package is going to be delivered. Possible values are:
| Value | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Do not send this language to be translated | This language is not translated. Either you translate this language yourself, or you choose not to translate this language at the moment. | |
| Send translation package manually as a file | Create a translation package file that you can send to your translator. If you use this method, you have a translator that translates your strings. You can choose the format of the translation package to make sure that you send the strings in the format that your translator can handle. |
Some translation methods support multiple file formats. Use the Format combo box to select the format you want to use.
Select the exchange package format. This must be compatible with the editing tool of the translator. Following formats are supported:
| Format | Description |
|---|---|
| Soluling project | The exchange package is a Soluling project file (.ntp). If your translator does not have a Soluling license, she can download a free translator's edition from our home pages. This is the recommended format when sending data to a translator. |
| Soluling package | The exchange package is a Soluling exchange file (.ntpx) that contains the project file and optionally source files and the files needed to handle them. If your translator does not have a Soluling license, she can download a free translator's edition from our home pages. Use this instead of a Soluling project if you want to include the source and library file into the exchange package. Include them allows the translator to build localized files and test them. |
| XLIFF | The exchange package is an XLIFF file (.xlf). Use this if your translator uses an XLIFF compatible editing tool such as Trados. |
| TMX | The exchange package is a TMX file (.tmx). Use this if your translator uses a TMX compatible editing tool such as Trados. |
| Text | The exchange package is a text file (.txt). Use this if your translator uses a text editor such as Notepad. |
| Excel 2007 or later | The exchange package is an Excel 2007 file (.xlsx). Use this if your translator uses an Excel 2007 or later. |
| Excel 97-2003 | The exchange package is an Excel 97-2003 file (.xls). Use this if your translator uses old Excel. |
| OpenDocument Spreadsheet | The exchange package is an OpenDocument Spreadsheet file (.ods). Use this if your translator uses Open Office. |
Depending on the selected translate method, the above list may only contain some or even one format.
This sheet is visible if the settings of the selected format do not fit in the Translate method and format sheet. Use the Settings sheet to specify the exchange settings.
Specifies the exchange data options. Possible values are:
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
| Escape special characters | If checked, the special characters such as line feed and carriage return are escaped using C/C++ escape encoding. |
| Do not export rows that have no translations | If checked, also those rows that do not have any translations are exported. If unchecked, rows that do not have any translations are skipped. |
Sorting combo specifies if and how data in the exported file is sorted. Possible values are:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Not sorted | Data is not sorted but remains in the order it exists in the project. |
| Sorted using alphabetic order | Data is alphabetically sorted. |
| Sorted using natural order | Like above, but a natural sorting order is used. |
Specifies how the placeholders of composite format strings are exported. Possible values are:
| Format | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Compact | If checked, Soluling exports composite format strings as an universal form that means the placeholders are as a platform independed format. | {0} |
| Extended | If checked, Soluling works as above, but in addition to the placeholder number, the placeholders contain the formatting specific items. | {0:s} |
| Original | If checked, Soluling exports in the original format. The format depends on the platform of the source file. | %s |
Alternative original language combo box lets you choose if an alternative original language is used.
Select a filter that is used to choose what rows are included in the translation package.