CAT (memorizing sentences) 投稿者: Adolpho J Silva
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Could anyone pls indicate a CAT program/tool which enables to memorize and reproduce not only isolated words, but whole sentences ? Thanks.
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| la maggior parte dei CAT fanno proprio questo! | Jun 13, 2004 |
Praticamente tutti i CAT dividono il testo in segmenti, per lo più corrispondenti alle "frasi". In molti CAT, p.es. in Trados, si possono anche immettere regole di segmentazione più o meno duttili.
Una volta si parlava di un rivoluzionario CAT basato sulle singole parole... non ricordo come si chiamava -se ti serve posso fare una ricerca sul disco - ma mi sembra che non abbia mai preso piede.
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| I thought all of them do... | Jun 13, 2004 |
But check out www.wordfast.net
Regards,
Gerard
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| Intellicomplete... | Jun 13, 2004 |
Adolpho Silva wrote:
Could anyone pls indicate a CAT program/tool which enables to memorize and reproduce not only isolated words, but whole sentences ? Thanks.
Intellicomplete is not a CAT tool but it does just that!
It costs $50 but you can download a free 30 day trial from www.flashpeak.com
Regards
Barnaby
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| Thanks for your indication - I will try out Intellicomplete | Jun 13, 2004 |
Barnaby Capel-Dunn wrote: Adolpho Silva wrote:
Could anyone pls indicate a CAT program/tool which enables to memorize and reproduce not only isolated words, but whole sentences ? Thanks. Intellicomplete is not a CAT tool but it does just that! It costs $50 but you can download a free 30 day trial from www.flashpeak.com Regards Barnaby
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| Thanks for your assistance. Could you please make a research as you indicated and let me know | Jun 13, 2004 |
Luca Tutino wrote:
Praticamente tutti i CAT dividono il testo in segmenti, per lo più corrispondenti alle "frasi". In molti CAT, p.es. in Trados, si possono anche immettere regole di segmentazione più o meno duttili.
Una volta si parlava di un rivoluzionario CAT basato sulle singole parole... non ricordo come si chiamava -se ti serve posso fare una ricerca sul disco - ma mi sembra che non abbia mai preso piede.
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| Thanks for your assistance. Will check out Wordfast. | Jun 13, 2004 |
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| The point of CAT tools is to memorize sentences | Jun 14, 2004 |
Actually, I don't know of any CAT tools that only memorize words. They are all based on the principle of remembering sentences and then suggesting them in case of similarities.
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| OmegaT does paragraphs | Jun 15, 2004 |
Elvira Stoianov wrote:
Actually, I don't know of any CAT tools that only memorize words. They are all based on the principle of remembering sentences and then suggesting them in case of similarities.
OmegaT segments by paragraph instead of by sentence. There are macros available for OmT users who prefer sentence segmentation, though.
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| CAT tool "Fusion" | Aug 5, 2004 |
Adolpho Silva wrote:
Could anyone pls indicate a CAT program/tool which enables to memorize and reproduce not only isolated words, but whole sentences ? Thanks.
Good morning!
May I also suggest another tool called "Fusion". It is a rather new tool out on the market, but has many great advantages. It is currently being offered through ProZ: http://www.proz.com/fusion
You can download a free trial and test the program to see if you like it. In comparison to a lot of other tools this one is quite a bit easier to learn for a beginner.
Should you have any questions, feel free to email me!
Good luck!
Kerstin
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Adolpho Silva wrote:
Could anyone pls indicate a CAT program/tool which enables to memorize and reproduce not only isolated words, but whole sentences ? Thanks.
These two CAT tools also store sentences / segments in their TM:
1 - Recently I came across an advertisement of the following CAT tool, described here: http://www.across.net/de ( 399 €).
2 - I also know that MetaTexis ( www. metaTexis.com) is a very useful tool and at a very reasonable price (between 79 and 109 € depending on version). You can download a test version for free.
Hope being helpful.
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