Instruction Manual
User’s Guide SYSTRAN 5.0 103
Selecting Translation Options
One way to customize translations is to review your current translation options and
change them as necessary. You can then translate the document, spreadsheet,
presentation, or email again to apply your selections to the translation.
To access translation options, click the Translations Options button on the
SYSTRAN Toolbar:
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By default, translation options are applied to the entire batch file. To apply them to
selected files, folders, and Web pages, select the files, folders, and Web pages to
which the options will be applied. For more information, see Understanding Batch
Files on page 91.
To select contiguous items in the batch file, click the first item, then hold down
the Shift key and click the last item you want to select; all items between the
two you clicked are selected. To select non-contiguous items, click the first
item; then hold down the Ctrl key and click each additional item you want to
select.
For more information, see Using the Translation Options Button on page 22).
You can click the thumb tack ( ) in the Translation Options window to hide the
window when you’re not using it (see Using the STPM and SMTU Workspace
on page 32).
Using User Dictionaries
Another way to customize translations is by using terms stored in User Dictionaries
and Translation Memory. To access User Dictionaries and Translation Memory, click
the User Dictionaries button on the SYSTRAN Toolbar:
By default, User Dictionaries are applied to the entire batch file. To apply them to
selected files, folders, and Web pages, select those items in the batch file. For more
information, see Using the Dictionaries Button on page 26.
To select contiguous items in the batch file, click the first item, then hold down
the Shift key and click the last item you want to select; all items between the
two you clicked are selected. To select non-contiguous items, click the first
item; then hold down the Ctrl key and click each additional item you want to
select.
You can click the thumbtack ( ) in the User Dictionaries window to hide the
window when you’re not using it (see Using the STPM and SMTU Workspace
on page 32).