How to see TM difference in WFP
Автор темы: Samuel Murray
Samuel Murray
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Jun 6, 2013

G'day everyone

In WFC I can press Ctrl+Alt+M to see how the current segment's source text differs from the inserted fuzzy match's source text in the TM. Is there a similar feature in WFP?

Thanks
Samuel


 
Lori Cirefice
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in the TM lookup pane? Jun 6, 2013

Not entirely sure, but it seems like those yellow highlights show up in the TM lookup pane?

 
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@Lori Jun 6, 2013

Lori Cirefice wrote:
Not entirely sure, but it seems like those yellow highlights show up in the TM lookup pane?


No, the TM Lookup pane's highlights show which words from the search were found in the segment. In other words, it doesn't highlight the differences but the similarities, and the way it does it makes it impossible (visually) to use it for checking the differences.

Also, the TM Lookup only works on demand, and I was hoping for something that stays open all the time, as it does in WFC.

Furthermore, TM Lookup on the source text doesn't work with the right-click menu -- one has to copy/paste the text into the TM Lookup search field using the mouse (and you can't switch between the Edit pane and the TM Lookup pane using a keyboard shortcut either).


 
Lori Cirefice
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Perform TM lookup automatically Jun 7, 2013

Samuel Murray wrote:



Also, the TM Lookup only works on demand, and I was hoping for something that stays open all the time, as it does in WFC.



Edit - Preferences - Translation Memory (at the very bottom) and check "Perform TM lookup automatically", that might help, a little!


 
Linda Houd
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"Alt" + "-" Jun 13, 2013

No, the TM Lookup pane's highlights show which words from the search were found in the segment. In other words, it doesn't highlight the differences but the similarities, and the way it does it makes it impossible (visually) to use it for checking the differences.



hmm, and you're using the Alt + - shortcut to display the different matches of a
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No, the TM Lookup pane's highlights show which words from the search were found in the segment. In other words, it doesn't highlight the differences but the similarities, and the way it does it makes it impossible (visually) to use it for checking the differences.



hmm, and you're using the Alt + - shortcut to display the different matches of a segment?
Because, the differences are indeed highlighted in yellow (in the same manner as the look-up panel does when searching for words).

But apparently, WFPro just shows what has been removed from the old sentence that was in your TM, not what has been added. Far far from being ideal...

Maybe that could help:

http://www.proz.com/forum/wordfast_support/210493-also_how_do_you_get_wf_pro_to_show_differences_in_fuzzy_matches.html

Furthermore, TM Lookup on the source text doesn't work with the right-click menu -- one has to copy/paste the text into the TM Lookup search field using the mouse (and you can't switch between the Edit pane and the TM Lookup pane using a keyboard shortcut either).


but you can do the contrary and use Alt+F12 to insert results from the look-up panel (whether parts of it or a whole sentence) in the segment you're currently translating.

Regards
Liny
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