Desktop Proz Term Search Téma indítója: Jorge Gonza
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Hello friends and colleagues,
Long, long ago (probably ten years ago now), you could download a desktop-based term search from somewhere in Proz.com.
It was pretty cool.
Is it still available?
Warm regards,
Jorge
| | | | Rolf Keller
Németország
Local time: 09:43
angol - német
| Maybe it was this one? | May 12, 2017 |
2010 to 2016 there were download links for Multifultor here. In the meantime things have changed and the successor can be found here: www.omni-lookup-de.
| | | | Agneta Pallinder 
Egyesült Királyság
Local time: 08:43
Tag (2014 óta)
svéd - angol
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| Igor Kmitowski
Lengyelország
Local time: 09:43
Tag (2016 óta)
angol - lengyel
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| ProZ.com Term Search in CafeTran | May 12, 2017 |
Hello Jorge,
CafeTran has ProZ.com term search included in two flavors: via the web interface and the direct integration with the translation workflow. You can search your terms in either integration mode, just like you would do it from a desktop application.
Igor
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Samuel Murray
Hollandia
Local time: 09:43
Tag (2006 óta)
angol - afrikaans
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| Yes, but I can't remember it's name | May 12, 2017 |
Jorge Gonza wrote:
Long, long ago (probably ten years ago now), you could download a desktop-based term search from somewhere in Proz.com. It was pretty cool. Is it still available?
I never really used it but yes, I remember it. I can't remember it's name, though. It was a nifty little tool that could be used to search glossaries, and if I'm not mistaken, you could also submit terms with it if you yourself discovered the translation of something by yourself.
| | | | Jorge Gonza
Local time: 02:43
angol - spanyol
TÉMAINDÍTÓ
Samuel Murray wrote: Jorge Gonza wrote:
Long, long ago (probably ten years ago now), you could download a desktop-based term search from somewhere in Proz.com. It was pretty cool. Is it still available? I never really used it but yes, I remember it. I can't remember it's name, though. It was a nifty little tool that could be used to search glossaries, and if I'm not mistaken, you could also submit terms with it if you yourself discovered the translation of something by yourself.
Yes, and I think it was home-developed by Proz.com because it had its background colours and fonts and, if I'm not mistaken, it even had the logo.
It's the same little thing we're talking about, isn't it?
Jorge
| | | | Jorge Gonza
Local time: 02:43
angol - spanyol
TÉMAINDÍTÓ | I'll try that. | May 12, 2017 |
Samuel Murray wrote: Jorge Gonza wrote:
Long, long ago (probably ten years ago now), you could download a desktop-based term search from somewhere in Proz.com. It was pretty cool. Is it still available? I never really used it but yes, I remember it. I can't remember it's name, though. It was a nifty little tool that could be used to search glossaries, and if I'm not mistaken, you could also submit terms with it if you yourself discovered the translation of something by yourself.
And will let you know how it works.
Jorge
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