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Pre-translation generally means applying the TM(s) to one or more files as whole instead of moving segment by segment.

In [[Wordfast Pro]], pre-translation can be achieved with either "Translate All" for the currently open file in the TXML Editor, or PM Perspective > Analyze with the “Pre-translate" option selected. The latter method is useful especially for multiple files or if you want to overwrite current translations in TXML files with new translations from a TM.

* Go to PM Perspective by clicking the last button on the left bar.
* Under "Analysis" tab, click "Add files" button.
* Select the folder where the file is saved.
* Make sure you select the proper filter; click OK.
* Select the folder or expand it to select a specific file.
* Select the TM.
* You can also select the option “Pre-translate" and set the percentage. Note: In TXML files, pre-translation overwrites any existing translations in TXML files if they have different matches in the TM, but does not remove translated segments that have no matches in the TM.
* Click "Analyze", and wait until the report appears; click OK to close it.
* If the files are not TXML files, this will generate TXML files for the source documents.
* Go Back to TXLM Editor Perspective.
* Go to the "File" menu and click "Open File" to load the file(s) whose extension is TXML.
* Translate as usual.

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