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Heinrich Pesch Finska Local time: 01:16 Član (2003) finski na nemački + ...
Jan 9, 2017
It seems I only can copy and past single segments from Passolo into Word. I have to use version 2009. Does anybody know a better way?
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Platary (X) Local time: 00:16 nemački na francuski + ...
What for?
Jan 10, 2017
I'm afraid not to understand what Word has to do with Passolo? For what purpose do you need to copy and paste strings from Passolo to Word?
Could you explain it?
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Heinrich Pesch Finska Local time: 01:16 Član (2003) finski na nemački + ...
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No spellchecker in Passolo
Jan 10, 2017
Adrien Esparron wrote:
I'm afraid not to understand what Word has to do with Passolo? For what purpose do you need to copy and paste strings from Passolo to Word?
Could you explain it?
With regards
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Platary (X) Local time: 00:16 nemački na francuski + ...
Use another version
Jan 10, 2017
I really do not remember how it goes with the 2009 version, but I'm quite sure there is a spellchecker in the 2011, 2015 and 2016 versions. So, even if there is no downwards compatibility (to be verified, depends of the versions), you could work with a copy in 2015 (for instance) to spellcheck and then correct what needed in the 2009 original version. It seems to be much more convenient than copy and paste string by string.
Hope this helps!
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Passolo now integrates with Word for spell checking since 2005 (12 years!)
Jan 11, 2017
Hello,
Adriens answer is correct and it works the same way even for older Passolo versions (2009, 2007, 6.0 and 5.0). What you need is a proper Word installation (also works with older versions back to Word 2003) and the proofing tools for the language you are translating. Depending where you purchased Word different spell checking engines may already be available. My German version of Word has English, French, Italian and German spell checking engines. For languages where you have ... See more
Hello,
Adriens answer is correct and it works the same way even for older Passolo versions (2009, 2007, 6.0 and 5.0). What you need is a proper Word installation (also works with older versions back to Word 2003) and the proofing tools for the language you are translating. Depending where you purchased Word different spell checking engines may already be available. My German version of Word has English, French, Italian and German spell checking engines. For languages where you have no Word spell checking engine you need to install the Microsoft Proofing Tools. The screen shot from Adrien shows the setup dialog where to correctly setup the spell checking engine and add custom dictionaries if necessary.
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