Forum: MemoQ support
Topic: memoQ issues
Poster: Thomas T. Frost
Post title: Mostly agree
1. This sounds like a problem with a specific server (if it only happens with one server but not others) or the network. Have you tried to switch off automatic synchronising?
2. Agree. Annoying. I have mentioned it in a support ticket to MemoQ (the company is no longer called Kilgray). It's enough to move the cursor around in the same segment, though.
4. I always run the spellchecker natively in Word. Not only is it faster, it also finds more errors.
But my impression of the company is that they don't care much about what the translators need, so let's keep dreaming. Fixing bugs doesn't attract as much public attention as writing fancy reports about the future of translation and producing voice recognition functions, which only iPhone users can use, so we keep working in bug-ridden MemoQ software every day.
Example: on 24 December, I reported that Compare versions (v. 8.5 and higher) more or less randomly inserts and deletes spaces in the text and doesn't display them correctly, so when you're done in Compare versions, you need to clean up the entire text for double spaces and words that have been joined. On the same day, they confirmed that they could reproduce the problem. Since then, I have asked twice if they could give priority to solving this bug due to the serious problems it causes in client texts. They just ignore me. They don't give a damn. It's not their work that is destroyed by their bugs.
There is another bug that causes the cursor to disappear after copy and paste (v. 8.x). They have known about it for months, but it hasn't been fixed.
These are just examples. I have a long list of reported bugs in their support system. The reports are just sitting around for months. It's a completely unacceptable way of dealing with bugs, but what can we do? Trados is even worse.
Topic: memoQ issues
Poster: Thomas T. Frost
Post title: Mostly agree
1. This sounds like a problem with a specific server (if it only happens with one server but not others) or the network. Have you tried to switch off automatic synchronising?
2. Agree. Annoying. I have mentioned it in a support ticket to MemoQ (the company is no longer called Kilgray). It's enough to move the cursor around in the same segment, though.
4. I always run the spellchecker natively in Word. Not only is it faster, it also finds more errors.
But my impression of the company is that they don't care much about what the translators need, so let's keep dreaming. Fixing bugs doesn't attract as much public attention as writing fancy reports about the future of translation and producing voice recognition functions, which only iPhone users can use, so we keep working in bug-ridden MemoQ software every day.
Example: on 24 December, I reported that Compare versions (v. 8.5 and higher) more or less randomly inserts and deletes spaces in the text and doesn't display them correctly, so when you're done in Compare versions, you need to clean up the entire text for double spaces and words that have been joined. On the same day, they confirmed that they could reproduce the problem. Since then, I have asked twice if they could give priority to solving this bug due to the serious problems it causes in client texts. They just ignore me. They don't give a damn. It's not their work that is destroyed by their bugs.
There is another bug that causes the cursor to disappear after copy and paste (v. 8.x). They have known about it for months, but it hasn't been fixed.
These are just examples. I have a long list of reported bugs in their support system. The reports are just sitting around for months. It's a completely unacceptable way of dealing with bugs, but what can we do? Trados is even worse.