Forum: MemoQ support
Topic: MemoQ CS file import & running analytics
Poster: Han D S Rhe
Post title: Thank you
[quote]John Fossey wrote:
A .cs file is a text file, so MemoQ can open it by selecting "All files" in the Open dialog box, then using the Plain text filter.
However, this won't do you much good, because the text will be displayed, but presumably what you will need to translate in MemoQ will be the text strings between quote marks, which MemoQ doesn't differentiate. You might be able to translate the strings, with difficulty, but you would not be able to run an analysis. [/quote]
Thank you for your help, John.
It was a bit baffling to get a .cs file. I'll have to request a different file in a compatible format next time.
Have a great day!
Topic: MemoQ CS file import & running analytics
Poster: Han D S Rhe
Post title: Thank you
[quote]John Fossey wrote:
A .cs file is a text file, so MemoQ can open it by selecting "All files" in the Open dialog box, then using the Plain text filter.
However, this won't do you much good, because the text will be displayed, but presumably what you will need to translate in MemoQ will be the text strings between quote marks, which MemoQ doesn't differentiate. You might be able to translate the strings, with difficulty, but you would not be able to run an analysis. [/quote]
Thank you for your help, John.
It was a bit baffling to get a .cs file. I'll have to request a different file in a compatible format next time.
Have a great day!