TTX files: How to highlight
Thread poster: Hikonishi (X)
Hikonishi (X)
Hikonishi (X)  Identity Verified
United States
Local time: 23:09
English to Japanese
Feb 16, 2007

I would like to know how to highlight text in ttx files with tags. During translation, sometimes I want to highlight text so that I can carefully proofread it later. Please advise.

Thank you!


 
Qin Liu
Qin Liu
Local time: 13:09
English to Chinese
add some special strings instead Feb 17, 2007

I don't think you can highlight text in ttx files. My suggestion is: add some special strings (such as @@@, ###) in the file. Later you can search these special strings.

 
Ralf Lemster
Ralf Lemster  Identity Verified
Germany
Local time: 06:09
English to German
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Use the comment function Feb 17, 2007

TagEditor has a comments function which you can use to add messages to the TTX file. Make sure you display the Messages toolbar.

HTH, Ralf


 
Hikonishi (X)
Hikonishi (X)  Identity Verified
United States
Local time: 23:09
English to Japanese
TOPIC STARTER
Comments function Feb 17, 2007

I found the comment function. I want to change the color of the comments tag, but I cannot change the color at TOOL>OPTIONS>VIEW. Please advise.

 


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