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Today, through advanced Internet development and information technology, translators are needed for improved efficiency in their processes to meet the growing demand. But while it is also important to think about how to avoid overruns on software licenses. We focused on tools for translation memory. While CAT-tools like Trados and Wordfast widely used in the translation industry, free software open sourceTM can be used as an alternative to such major CAT tools. We collect two translation memory software and translation memory Anaphraseus OmegaT call and discuss their advantages and disadvantages. Translation Memory OmegaT OmegaT is a CAT that some of its features include a customizable user segmentation using regular expressions, translation memory, fuzzy matching, match propagation, which conform to the dictionary, the context of searching for the translation memory, keyword search and in the reference materials.
Standard international practice OmegaT TMX (Translation Memory Exchange) as its own translation memory format that most CAT tools can import and export. TMX is an open standard XML facilitates the exchange of translation memories between translation of different application tools. Although it lacks features with other CAT tool, OmegaT fast on the segmentation of a source file, compile target files (known as “clean”), and fuzzy matching. In the previous version, OmegaT segments of the source file under section instead of sentences. Now you can sentence or paragraph level of segmentation. When using the call behavioral options for editing, you can choose to show the source or the party more diffuse.
This is a CAT tool is worth trying. OmegaT has the following characteristics: – Fuzzy matching – Match propagation – Simultaneous processing of multiple file projects – Simultaneous use of multiple translation memories – External glossaries – Document file formats include: XHTML and HTML Microsoft Office 2007 Open Office XML. org / StarOffice XLIFF (Okapi) MediaWiki (Wikipedia) Text – Unicode (UTF-8) support: can be used with non-Latin scripts – Support from right to left – Compatible with other translation memory applications (TMX) Some third software that can be used with OmegaT is Open Office. org, Rainbow, and Samuel Murray bitext2tmx scripts and procedures.
Translation Memory Anaphraseus html Anaphraseus CAT is a tool for creating, managing and using bilingual translation memory. Some of the key features include text segmentation, terminology recognition, TM plain text (Unicode UTF-16), fuzzy searching TM, UTF-16 export / import TMX, a glossary and Open Office users. org extension. Anaphraseus work in Open Office. org as an extension and works perfectly with Wordfast TM set. You can install it using the Extension Manager Tools in Open Office. org During the process of translation, the translated text Anaphraseus divided into segments or phrases.
When you select a segment, Anaphraseus shows the closest match in the TM. If Open Office. org extension, which you use all the features of word processing on the fly. When it comes to performance, is slower than Wordfast, especially when dealing with large files. Anaphraseus working with translation memory in TMX format, so you work with the Most CAT tools on the market. Anaphraseus includes the following features: – The text segmentation – recognition of the terminology – TM plain text (Unicode UTF-16) – Fuzzy search in the Translation Memory – Unicode UTF-16 TMX Export / – Import Glossary Anaphraseus user is still in beta testing, currently only works with plain text, bypassing all the formulas, tables and such. If you have a CAT program costs you nothing and it works with Open Office. org, Anaphraseus worth trying.


