Using Wordfast Pro to Translate with WFC - Revision history

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Wordfast Pro 5 can serve as a filter for WFC that allows WFC users to continue translating on WFC. In the following example, a MS PowerPoint file is used for demonstration.

1. Create and open the project in Wordfast Pro 5. 
2. Locate the ''.txlf'' file Wordfast has created on your computer. The quickest way to do that is by right click the file in your project in Wordfast Pro 5 and click '''''Open Location'''''. 
3. In Wordfast, click the '''''Wordfast Pro''''' dropdown on the upper-left corner > '''''Quick Tools'''''. 
4. Click the '''''Bilingual Export''''' tab on the top. 
5. Drag and drop the ''.txlf'' file you have located. 
6. On the right-hand side in the "Bilingual Export Options" section, select export type as "Bilingual Review Export - WFC(allows import)". 
7. Change the "Bilingual File Location" to your desired folder. 
8. Click the '''''Bilingual Export''''' button on the top. 
9. Locate the exported file and translate like you normally do in WFC. 
10. Upon finishing translation, in Wordfast Pro 5 quick tool, click '''''Bilingual Import'''''. 
11. Drag and drop the the translated bilingual file and the ''.txlf'' file you have located in step 2 to link the two files together. 
12. Click the '''''Bilingual Import''''' button. 
13. In your project in WOrdfast Pro 5, you'll find the project has been completed. 

Here is a video demonstration of the above steps. 
[https://www.gotostage.com/channel/1af38c3cc9604245b85b20e080d75051/recording/2707afc35c514089963d2b6cd739a15d/watch?source=CHANNEL]

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-Wordfast Pro 5 can be used as a mere filter to allow WFC users to continue translating with WFC and not have to worry about converting their WFC TMs and glossaries to the WFP5 format.
+[[Wordfast Classic]] (WFC) users can employ [[Wordfast Pro]] (WFP) as a mere filter to allow to continue translating with WFC and not have to worry about converting their WFC TMs and glossaries to the WFP format.
 The idea is simple:
-# WFP5 is used to extract translateable content from Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign, etc. into a ''.txlf'' file.
+# WFP is used to extract translateable content from Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign, etc. into a ''.txlf'' file.
-# WFP5 is used to export that content to a Word document.
+# WFP is used to export that content to a Word document.
 # WFC is used to translate the Word document.
-# WFP5 is used to import the translated Word document back to the ''.txlf'' file.
+# WFP is used to import the translated Word document back to the ''.txlf'' file.
-# WFP5 is used to create the translated file in its original format (Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign, etc.).
+# WFP is used to create the translated file in its original format (Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign, etc.).
 Follow these steps to use this feature:
-# Create and open the project in Wordfast Pro 5.
+# Create and open the project in WFP.
-# Locate the ''.txlf'' file Wordfast has created on your computer. The quickest way to do that is by right-clicking the file in your project in Wordfast Pro 5 and clicking '''''Open Location'''''.
+# Locate the ''.txlf'' file Wordfast has created on your computer. The quickest way to do that is by right-clicking the file in your project in WFP and clicking '''''Open Location'''''.
 # In Wordfast, click the '''''Wordfast Pro''''' dropdown on the upper-left corner, then click on '''''Quick Tools'''''.
 # Click on the '''''Bilingual Export''''' tab at the top.
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 Here is a [https://www.gotostage.com/channel/1af38c3cc9604245b85b20e080d75051/recording/2707afc35c514089963d2b6cd739a15d/watch?source=CHANNEL video] that demonstrates this process with a MS PowerPoint file.
+[[Category:Wordfast Classic]]
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+[[Category:Wordfast Pro]]

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-Wordfast Pro 5 can serve as a filter for WFC that allows WFC users to continue translating on WFC. In the following example, a MS PowerPoint file is used for demonstration.
+Wordfast Pro 5 can be used as a mere filter to allow WFC users to continue translating with WFC and not have to worry about converting their WFC TMs and glossaries to the WFP5 format.
-Version: Wordfast Pro 5.7<br>
-Operating System: macOS<br>
+Here is a [https://www.gotostage.com/channel/1af38c3cc9604245b85b20e080d75051/recording/2707afc35c514089963d2b6cd739a15d/watch?source=CHANNEL video] that demonstrates this process with a MS PowerPoint file.
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+Version: Wordfast Pro 5.7<br>
+Operating System: macOS<br>
 --[[User:Byron|Byron]], 22 January 2019

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 . Drag and drop the the translated bilingual file and the ''.txlf'' file you have located in step 2 to link the two files together.<br>
 . Click the '''''Bilingual Import''''' button.<br>
-. In your project in WOrdfast Pro 5, you'll find the project has been completed.<br>
+. In your project in Wordfast Pro 5, you'll find the project has been completed.<br>
 Version: Wordfast Pro 5.7<br>
 Operating System: macOS<br>

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 . Click the '''''Bilingual Export''''' button on the top.<br>
 . Locate the exported file and translate like you normally do in WFC.<br>
-. Upon finishing translation, in Wordfast Pro 5 quick tool, click '''''Bilingual Import'''''.<br>
+. Upon finishing the translation, in Wordfast Pro 5 quick tool, click '''''Bilingual Import'''''.<br>
 . Drag and drop the the translated bilingual file and the ''.txlf'' file you have located in step 2 to link the two files together.<br>
 . Click the '''''Bilingual Import''''' button.<br>

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 . Create and open the project in Wordfast Pro 5.<br>
-. Locate the ''.txlf'' file Wordfast has created on your computer. The quickest way to do that is by right-clicking the file in your project in Wordfast Pro 5 and click '''''Open Location'''''.<br>
+. Locate the ''.txlf'' file Wordfast has created on your computer. The quickest way to do that is by right-clicking the file in your project in Wordfast Pro 5 and clicking '''''Open Location'''''.<br>
 . In Wordfast, click the '''''Wordfast Pro''''' dropdown on the upper-left corner > '''''Quick Tools'''''.<br>
 . Click the '''''Bilingual Export''''' tab on the top.<br>

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