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Andrus Lauringson Estonia Local time: 23:12 Member (2022) English to Estonian
May 20
Hello, how to (is it possible to) check Smartcat translations with Xbench?
I have installed Xbench Chrome extension, but I can't understand how to use it. The extension works well with XTM, though.
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Alessio Coci Ireland Local time: 21:12 Member (2024) English to Italian + ...
Using Xbench with Smartcat
May 21
- Open the Smartcat document you want to check.
- Click the Xbench icon among your browser extensions.
- A .xpb file (this is the Xbench project file) will be downloaded automatically (along with the corresponding .xliff file). Double-click the .xpb file.
- Xbench will launch automatically and open the project.
- In Xbench, go to the QA tab to run your checks.
- After reviewing the QA results, return to Smartcat and make any edits.
- Open the Smartcat document you want to check.
- Click the Xbench icon among your browser extensions.
- A .xpb file (this is the Xbench project file) will be downloaded automatically (along with the corresponding .xliff file). Double-click the .xpb file.
- Xbench will launch automatically and open the project.
- In Xbench, go to the QA tab to run your checks.
- After reviewing the QA results, return to Smartcat and make any edits.
Note: You must have Xbench installed on your machine (at least version 3.0, if not mistaken). ▲ Collapse
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Michał Żymalski Poland Local time: 22:12 Polish to English + ...
Using Smartcat with Xbench 2.9
May 21
You can also export XLIFF files from Smartcat and import them as XLIFF files into Xbench 2.9 (the free version). This generally works fine, though sometimes, there is a file that will not work in Xbench for some reason (in my experience, this is not common, though).
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