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ChangeTracker, TTX, segment language attribute is missing
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Samuel Murray
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Dec 8, 2016

Hello everyone

ChangeTracker is refusing to load a TTX file of mine, giving the message "segment language attribute is missing". Does anyone have any ideas about what that might mean?

The TTX file opens just fine in Trados 2007. The TTX file was created with "SDLXLIFF to Legacy Converter by Patrick Hartnett, 2011" from an SDLXLIFF file which in turn was created from an XLF file.

Thanks
Samuel
 
Samuel Murray
Samuel Murray  Identity Verified
Netherlands
Local time: 12:21
Member (2006)
English to Afrikaans
+ ...
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Solved Dec 8, 2016

Samuel Murray wrote:
ChangeTracker is refusing to load a TTX file of mine, giving the message "segment language attribute is missing". Does anyone have any ideas about what that might mean?


Solved. Change lang to Lang.
 


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