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CafeTran Espresso 2015 Update 4 is available
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What are those Bitext files that can now be imported into memories? Is this a type of bilingual txt files?
Hi Martin,
Please check here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_text
Igor
Thanks, Igor!
I found the article before I posted my question and read it more carefully after you posted the link. However, it doesn't contain many details about the actual files, e.g. whether they are text files or files containing tables, or something different. And most importantly: What programs can create such files? The only program with "bitext" in its name that I found is "bitext2tmx", which is an alignment tool creating TMX files from pairs (!) of txt files.
Cheers,
Martin
I found the article before I posted my question and read it more carefully after you posted the link. However, it doesn't contain many details about the actual files, e.g. whether they are text files or files containing tables, or something different. And most importantly: What programs can create such files? The only program with "bitext" in its name that I found is "bitext2tmx", which is an alignment tool creating TMX files from pairs (!) of txt files.
Cheers,
Martin
Hi!
Could it be that some things have speeded up after Update 4? I have the impression that large TMX files load faster now and perhaps the pre-translation with large TMS files works faster too. Am I right? That would be great.
Cheers,
Martin
Could it be that some things have speeded up after Update 4? I have the impression that large TMX files load faster now and perhaps the pre-translation with large TMS files works faster too. Am I right? That would be great.
Cheers,
Martin
Hi Martin,
Usually, bitext files are generated by alignment tools. I have only tested the bitext files produced by AlignFactory as I received such sample files from CafeTran's user.
In each new update, I optimize the code but I did not change anything important in the Pretranslation or TMX loading. Anyway, I am happy that the latest update works faster for you.
Igor
> Usually, bitext files are generated by alignment tools.
I've just checked the fact sheet of AlignFactory. That tool can create bitexts in XML and HTML format, it says. Which of the two can CT now import?
I've just checked the fact sheet of AlignFactory. That tool can create bitexts in XML and HTML format, it says. Which of the two can CT now import?
CT can import XML format.
Hans CafeTran Wiki
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almost 8 years ago
I'm creating an article on Bitext > CafeTran.
Igor Kmitowski
Hi,
The update 4 to CafeTran Espresso 2015 is available for download. The users who purchased the program after 22 April 2015, in the new licensing system, do not have to install it anew. They can update it via a simple drag and drop procedure as follows:
1. Run CafeTran.
2. Download 20150807_update.zip file from here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/56031844/20150807_update.zip (do not unzip or rename the file after downloading) and place it on your desktop.
Note: On Mac OSX, the Safari web browser may unzip the file automatically after downloading. Please disable this Safari option for the update.
3. Drag and drop the downloaded file into the Project Dashboard and restart the program.
It is a small update with the following changes:
- Help texts connected to the tooltips of Mac OSX menus.
- QA translation consistency check for TMX translation memories.
- Import of Bitext files to the translation memory.
Enjoy!
Igor