Getting Started with XBench in under 10 minutes

Learn how to check the consistency between user manual and UI / glossary translation using XBench. Make sure the UI items / terminologies you're using in your translation are following the existing definition in UI / Glossary. Create your own QA report. Afterwards, check the inconsistent items you translated and update/amend your translation if necessary. Getting started with XBench is easy.

Freelancers starting in the translation industry
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Learning how to use a simple QA Tool
Improving the QA process
Practical example and tips you can try from day 1

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Getting Started with XBench
Using the Basic Features of XBench
The Xbench license model
How does this work for me as a freelance linguist?

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Anne-Charlotte PERRIGAUD    View feedback | View all courses

Bio: Anne-Charlotte Perrigaud is a highly successful and experienced Senior Translator and Project Manager. She has eight years of experience as a freelance translator from English into French with her online consultancy, E-FRENCHTRANSLATIONS. Since joining Proz.com in May 2002, she has made full use of Proz.com to boost her income and build long-term relationships with clients and colleague alike. She specializes in Business, IT, Software Localization, Marketing and Business Communications. She holds an MA in French and English Translation (University of London) and has a BA in English Studies (Paris IV – Sorbonne). Before working as a translator she worked in-house for a French NGO based in Paris as a Junior Translator, Proofreader and Webmaster. During this time, she specialized in IT, Computers, Localization and CAT Tools. She is a member of the SFT and is a member of the Astradul Alumni Network. She had previously served as a Bank Employee for Thomas Cook Bankers France. A regular attendant to Proz.com online and offline events and conferences, Anne-Charlotte has extensive training in English > French Translation and Interpreting Skills and has an in-depth knowledge of the language industry. She now runs a very successful freelance translation business, and works as a Senior Linguist and Consultant with both agencies and direct clients. Her background in the banking industry has given her valuable knowledge and experience in the business and marketing fields. Web site: http://www.e-frenchtranslations.com/ ProZ.com profile: Anne-Charlotte PERRIGAUD