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How to mark MemoQ XLF file as "translated" in Notepad
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Samuel Murray
Samuel Murray  Identity Verified
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Sep 13, 2017

Hello

I've translated an XLF file that appears to have been created with MemoQ. I did the translation in another program. I'm concerned that the segments will show up as untranslated or unapproved. I assume that I need to change the "mq:status" attribute to something other than "NotStarted". What should I change it to to make MemoQ think that the segment is translated and that I'm happy with my translation?

Thanks
Samuel
 
John Fossey
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ManuallyConfirmed Sep 13, 2017

I exported the job I am in the middle of and segments that I have confirmed show up as mq:status="ManuallyConfirmed"
 
Samuel Murray
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Netherlands
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English to Afrikaans
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@John Sep 13, 2017

John Fossey wrote:
I exported the job I am in the middle of and segments that I have confirmed show up as mq:status="ManuallyConfirmed"


Thanks, let's try that.
 


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How to mark MemoQ XLF file as "translated" in Notepad






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