Why do I get a clean file while translating?
Thread poster: Tamara Zahran
Tamara Zahran
Tamara Zahran  Identity Verified
Local time: 21:15
English to Arabic
Jul 15, 2004

I'm translating a document from English into Arabic using Translator's Work Benck of Trados and Word 2003. Usually I get a bilingual document, then I clean it up. But now I'm just getting the clean text (In Arabic). Any Idea why does this happen?

 
avsie (X)
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Local time: 19:15
English to French
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Hidden text Jul 15, 2004

You probably checked off the "Hidden text" option under Tools > Options > Formatting marks (in Word).

Check the "Hidden text" box again, and your text will most likely reappear



[Edited at 2004-07-15 14:57]


 
Tamara Zahran
Tamara Zahran  Identity Verified
Local time: 21:15
English to Arabic
TOPIC STARTER
Thanks a lot Jul 15, 2004

Marie-Claude Falardeau wrote:

You probably checked off the "Hidden text" option under Tools > Options > Formatting marks (in Word).

Check the "Hidden text" box again, and your text will most likely reappear



[Edited at 2004-07-15 14:57]


Thank you Marie, that was very quick and helpful.


 


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Why do I get a clean file while translating?







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