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投稿者: Jose_Luis
Jose_Luis
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Oct 14, 2004

Hi all,

Does anyone know where to learn how to translate with Robohelp and FrameMaker?

thanks

José Luis

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Fernando Toledo
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Please more information Oct 14, 2004

Hi

With Robohelp you can create Help files and Framemaker is a DTP aplication. What do you mean with translate?
With Robohelp you can "save" projects in differents formats (PDF, FlashHelp, HtmlHelp,...).

There is also a Robohelp aplication that can generate Help files based in Framemaker files.


With almost all CAT programs (TagEditor, DVX, SDLX,...) is possible to translate Framemaker files and some Help files.


Regards
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Hi

With Robohelp you can create Help files and Framemaker is a DTP aplication. What do you mean with translate?
With Robohelp you can "save" projects in differents formats (PDF, FlashHelp, HtmlHelp,...).

There is also a Robohelp aplication that can generate Help files based in Framemaker files.


With almost all CAT programs (TagEditor, DVX, SDLX,...) is possible to translate Framemaker files and some Help files.


Regards

[Edited at 2004-10-14 15:55]
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Selçuk Budak
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Stagger for framemaker Oct 14, 2004

For framemaker, Trados has its own tools called s-tagger.

Befre translating documents, you should prepare FM documents for trados.
To do this, first save your FM documents as MIF.
Then, open StaggerF.exe "..\Program Files\TRADOS\..\FI\FM\STaggerF.exe"
If you properly export your documents to RTF, you get tagged text directly edidable in MS Word.

After completing the translation, you would need to verify tag integrity & convert RTF files into MIF again
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For framemaker, Trados has its own tools called s-tagger.

Befre translating documents, you should prepare FM documents for trados.
To do this, first save your FM documents as MIF.
Then, open StaggerF.exe "..\Program Files\TRADOS\..\FI\FM\STaggerF.exe"
If you properly export your documents to RTF, you get tagged text directly edidable in MS Word.

After completing the translation, you would need to verify tag integrity & convert RTF files into MIF again by using s-tagger.
The S-Tagger has an extensive help file. Read throughly, and follow instructions for preparing, exporting, translating and importing back into FM your documents.
HIH.
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RWSTranslati (X)
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TTX Oct 15, 2004

Selçuk Budak wrote:

...If you properly export your documents to RTF, you get tagged text directly edidable in MS Word.

After completing the translation, you would need to verify tag integrity & convert RTF files into MIF again by using s-tagger.
The S-Tagger has an extensive help file. Read throughly, and follow instructions for preparing, exporting, translating and importing back into FM your documents.
HIH.



Hello,

better is to export the Mif files with S-Tagger directly to ttx format (or export to rtf, open in TagEditor and save as ttx). Then you can work with TagEditor, which provides you with some verifying functionality.

With kind regards

Hans


 


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