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Thread poster: Luciana Vozza
Luciana Vozza
Luciana Vozza
Local time: 13:53
English to Portuguese
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Jun 1, 2005

I would like some help/suggestion on the best way to translate .php files.
I've tried the TagEditor, but it joins the lines in the text, changing them into long segments.
Do the .php files require any preparation?
Thanks a lot in advance.
 
Heinrich Pesch
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Finland
Local time: 19:53
Member (2003)
Finnish to German
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I did it using forced segments Jun 1, 2005

Last winter I got php-files to translate and found out, the fastest and most reliable way is to use force-segment in Wordfast.

Actually Aleksandr Okunev sent me a macro, which worked well, but it also tagged the comments, which of course should not be translated. Php seems to be rather difficult to tagg. But contact Aleksandr, he is a great programmer.

Regards
Heinrich
 
Luciana Vozza
Luciana Vozza
Local time: 13:53
English to Portuguese
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Mr. Pesch Jun 1, 2005

Tks a lot for your suggestion. I haven't used Wordfast as of yet, but I'll do a little research on that.
Tks again.

Luciana
 


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