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Teach new word delimiters to CafeTran
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The effect of the two different approaches is different:
- By adding a character to the Additional space characters (Unicode numbers) field, the added character will be replaced by a normal space in the auto-assembling result. This means that you'll have to re-insert it manually:
- By adding a character to the Do not match field, the added character won't be replaced by a normal space:
However, it will be ignored when comparing matches from the memory. This means that two segments that only differ in the presence of the added character, will be treated as exact matches. Nevertheless, a warning in red will be displayed above such a match, indicating the different source:
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Teach new word delimiters to CafeTran
Normally, words separated by punctuation characters like the forward slash and the pointy brackets aren't recognised by the glossary.
In this video you will learn how you can teach CafeTran to "ignore" these characters while recognising glossary terms.