- #Client for google translate pro license key pro#
- #Client for google translate pro license key software#
It's possible to do Trados and MemoQ jobs in a free CAT tool, but if you do that, you usually can't count on the client's support if something goes wrong or if you don't quite understand the process.īoth Trados (EUR 855) and MemoQ (EUR 620) cost a lot of money, though. You can do many Trados jobs in MemoQ, but you can do fewer MemoQ jobs in Trados. I recommend MemoQ, but Trados is not bad either. If you mainly try to get jobs from agencies that require a CAT tool, then you're going to have to spend money. And if clients want you to use a CAT tool, they typically require you to be proficient in it, so it's a bit of a catch-22. However, using a CAT tool requires a certain level of computer skill. If you want something that is free, then OmegaT and Wordfast Anywhere are your best options.
#Client for google translate pro license key software#
So, my question is, what software do i need use at first to get started googled a bit, but all seems need to be paid Does anyone know anything about compatibility that might help? ▲ Collapse Do check out the previously mentioned tools too! Especially if they also accept Trados files (e.g.sdlxliff files). I don't use Trados, so I can't say anything about its pros and cons. Trados is the most widely used one, but I can usually handle Trados files and projects in Wordfast. If you can use Wordfast, I think you will have no trouble using MemoQ. I only have the free version clients who want me to use MemoQ provide me with a temporary project license. I also like MemoQ, which I find very intuitive. I have both installed, but use mainly WF Pro3.
#Client for google translate pro license key pro#
It did not take me long to get used to it, although I prefer WF Pro v3 to the newer WF Pro v5. When creativity is more important than consistency, a CAT tool may not be very useful at all. Medicine, patents, law and some technical areas are areas that come to mind. Google translate uses just about anything, so has no quality control.ĬAT tools are especially helpful if you work in an area where you can expect lots of sentences, phrases or terms to appear repeatedly within a job or in different jobs. They can occasionally be helpful to look up a word, but you need to be very careful as the quality can be very unpredictable.Ī CAT tool uses previous translations and you (or the client) determine which previous translations to use, so you can feed it (in the glossary or TM) only the translations you trust. These may be another couple of helpful pages:įree tools like google translate are not CATs. Have you looked at older threads discussing this topic? See for example
0 kommentar(er)
