
When using this view, each target word is, more often than not, located under the respective source word, so I don’t have to look through the entire segment to find it. This view makes it easier for me to compare the source text against the target one in the course of bilingual editing. Although the table view seems to be the default one, I mostly use the classic view, probably out of habit developed during my 7 years as a professional translator. I also enjoy the ability to switch the translation interface between the table view (similar to SDLX or SDL Trados 2009) and more traditional “source above, target below” view. Thanks to the development team for their generosity!
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This is not as good as a floating license (such as used in QA Distiller), which allows to share one license on an unlimited number of PCs, but is still quite valuable.

An editor and a project manager can use the demo version, because the ability to commit translations to the TM is less critical for them. A translator will use the licensed version to be able to commit translations to, and leverage, the TM. For instance, when three people (translator, editor, and project manager) work on a translation project, they can get by with just one license instead of buying three separate licenses.

The powerful demo version can prove to be useful in a team environment such as ours. The only limitation is the reduced amount of translation units you can commit to the translation memory. This time, I will focus on the aspects that appeal most to me, as I am not comfortable with WFP enough to be able to say anything negative with confidence.Īrguably, the best thing about WFP is the generous demo version, which gives you most of the abilities of the full-fledged version. In this post, I’d like to share a few thoughts about this software.

While the previous Classic version is designed to provide a translation interface in Microsoft Word, this newer version is standalone and revolves around converting files to its internal format, TXML.
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We have been using Wordfast Pro software for translation on a regular basis since 2009.
