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Pauline Ratzé Switzerland Local time: 07:30 Member (2023) English to French + ...
Sep 6, 2011
Hello everyone,
I received a project for a revision job where the non-revised segments have been marked as non-translated by the project manager.
But I can not find which one are the segments because all the pretranslated segments are not validated, in the status bar, when I am in one prestranslated segments, I can see the status as not translated. So, there is no way to filter the segment attribute and get only the real not translated ones.
I received a project for a revision job where the non-revised segments have been marked as non-translated by the project manager.
But I can not find which one are the segments because all the pretranslated segments are not validated, in the status bar, when I am in one prestranslated segments, I can see the status as not translated. So, there is no way to filter the segment attribute and get only the real not translated ones.
Does anyone know if there is a way for me to validate the pretranslated segments or mark them as translated. Or a way for my project manager to do so ? In this case I could tell him and ask for a new project file.
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