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Revision as of 19:06, 7 January 2019
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While using a Wordfast Pro TM in Wordfast Classic, you can get better matching rates (sometimes raised from 70s to 100) by opening (a copy of) the WFP TM in Word and applying one find-replace operation on the tags before using the TM in WFC.
WFP TM format tags look like this:
&tA; &tB; &tC; &tD; ect.
They start with (&t) and end with (;). So, one can use MS Word Find-Replace dialogue to replace them using this (four-letter) formula:
Find what: &t*; Replace with: (Leave it empty!) Use wildcards (checked)
Currently, you can do the same using the Wordfast Classic filter "Remove All Tags".
Open Data Editor by clicking the second rightmost toolbar button, and then open the "Tools" tab.
In WF Classic, do not forget to (1) "Reorganize" the TM, and (2) lower the "Fuzzy Threshold" to 50.
