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After her masterclass presentation at memoQfest, Angelika Zerfass is bringing you auto-translation rules again in the form of a webinar.
With the help of regular expressions, you can learn how to define conversions for elements in your translation documents: the auto-translatables will show you which elements need to be adapted, be it a date format (e.g. 05/21/2023 to 2023-05-21) or a sequence of numbers and symbols (e.g. 25% to %25).
In addition to these custom adaptations during translation, you can also use auto-translatables for pre-translation of segments that consist of only such elements; and take advantage of this function during QA check, too.
Please note that some basic knowledge on Regex is required to attend this webinar.
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Angelika Zerfass | memoQ expert & trainer
Angelika holds a degree in translation for Chinese and Japanese but moved very early in her career to the more technical side of the translation business. Angelika has been a trainer for translation tools for over 20 years and has worked with memoQ since 2006.
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