Tuesday, September 11, 2012

10 Translators' magical moments

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10 comments:

  1. So true... But you probably meant "*contact* our technical support" instead of "contract".

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  2. @anonymous: I believe 'contract' is indeed the right word in this case as you need a lot of money for the required 'support contract' to be helped by Crados

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  3. From Anonymous to Anonymous: you may well be right :-). Let's see if Mox sheds some light on the matter.

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  4. There's a utility to fix that: SODRAT.

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  5. Anyone still uses Trados these days? Move on guys, it's 2012...

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  6. Please search our knowledgebase. If the issue is not listed there, then please fix it and proceed to "Knowledgebase:make an entry". There is no charge for this.

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  7. ¡Esos mágicos momentos que todos hemos vivido, creo! :-S

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  8. Well, it would be "contract _with," not "contract" as a transitive verb taking a direct object. "Contract" with a direct object is pretty much limited to "contract measles" or "contract tuberculosis," etc. -- some disease or condition. Oh, wait, I see . . . oh, OK, it's not a mistake. But the spelling "coffe" betrays a lack thereof. :-)

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  9. All you can really get late at night while still in front of your screen is a 'coffe contract'. That's what magical moments tend to do, especially to translators who insist on working at 2 am... i.e. all of us. Now I'm going to get some te ;)

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