Wordfast classic term recognition error Автор темы: Jessicaliu
| Jessicaliu Гонконг Local time: 19:47 китайский => английский + ... | Khadhé Local time: 04:47 английский => французский Placeable before full stops correctly recognizes on my system | Mar 7, 2013 |
Hello,
I just checked on my system and term recognition does work on term placed just before a full stop.
My system:
WordFast Classic Version 6.03t running on MS Word 2007 (SP3) and Vista Business SP2
However, I have term recognition misfiring randomly, requiring to go back and forth between segment for WF to eventually pick up a stored term.
See my post regarding this unresolved issue (as of to... See more Hello,
I just checked on my system and term recognition does work on term placed just before a full stop.
My system:
WordFast Classic Version 6.03t running on MS Word 2007 (SP3) and Vista Business SP2
However, I have term recognition misfiring randomly, requiring to go back and forth between segment for WF to eventually pick up a stored term.
See my post regarding this unresolved issue (as of today) here:
http://www.proz.com/forum/wordfast_support/243598-inconsistent_term_recognition_from_glossaries.html#2097361 ▲ Collapse | | | Fuzzy or not? | Mar 9, 2013 |
What do you have for Use fuzzy terminology recognition? Is it ticked or unticked? If ticked, try to untick it. This means you will have to enter singular and plural forms separately (which may or may not make sense with Chinese as target), or use asterisks (keyboard*) in source terms. | | | Jessicaliu Гонконг Local time: 19:47 китайский => английский + ... Автор темы
Thank you for your reply.
I tried both ways (tick and untick "fuzzy terminology recognition"). I also used asterisks in the source term (English UK). It still doesn't work.
Dominique Pivard wrote:
What do you have for Use fuzzy terminology recognition? Is it ticked or unticked? If ticked, try to untick it. This means you will have to enter singular and plural forms separately (which may or may not make sense with Chinese as target), or use asterisks (keyboard*) in source terms.
I‘m using WFC 6.03t on Word 2010 with Windows 7 Enterprise SP1. | |
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Can't reproduce your problem | Mar 20, 2013 |
I took the exact three source segments you were using:
1) Tap a text field, such as in a note or new contact, to bring up the keyboards.
2) Tap keys on the keyboard.
3) Tap keys on the keyboard,
I entered keyboard* in glossary #1, together with the same other source terms you had in your glossary (tap, text). Use fuzzy terminology recognition was unticked (otherwise you can't have both keyboard and keyboards recognized.
... See more I took the exact three source segments you were using:
1) Tap a text field, such as in a note or new contact, to bring up the keyboards.
2) Tap keys on the keyboard.
3) Tap keys on the keyboard,
I entered keyboard* in glossary #1, together with the same other source terms you had in your glossary (tap, text). Use fuzzy terminology recognition was unticked (otherwise you can't have both keyboard and keyboards recognized.
Sure enough, keyboard(s) was recognized in all three segments, as you can see here:
http://screencast.com/t/jgDhqoOFmoK
In other words, I can't reproduce your problem. I was using Wordfast Classic 6.03t, Word 2010 and Windows 7 Pro.
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