TMX - Translation Memory Exchange

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 Posted 9/6/2006 6:09:40 PM
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TMX is a Translation Memory Exchange standard created by LISA http://www.lisa.org/standards/tmx/. The goal of the standard is to provide ability to exchange translation memory between various Computer Aided Translation and localization tools.


 


What was your experience when using TMX when importing and exporting translation memories between various CAT tools?

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 Posted 3/25/2007 4:21:49 AM
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Where can we exchange/upload/download translation memory for ATRIL DEJA VU???
I have a engineer document to translate and I'd be glad to have some to help me in my work!!!

Thank you very much!!!

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 Posted 4/14/2009 1:24:50 PM
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Hi Francois,
this thread is really old, so I hope you have learned more about CAT tools meanwhile.
Just in case you haven't: you cannot download a TM from anywhere. A translation memory is a linguistic database that YOU create as you translate and it is usually client- or even project-specific. Thus, no place to download, unless you are provided with a TM by your client.
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This is definitely not true. there are lots of TMs to download, you just have to find them. (Google is a good starting point.)

Peter.
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 Posted 11/24/2009 8:02:37 AM
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Hi Peter,
it IS true, although not an absolute one. For instance, you can download the EU DGT TM files for free. But there are hardly any other TMs available for public download. Most of TMs are copyrighted and those that are not are usually total rubbish. Believe me, I tried that several times in the past.
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good point...
the eu memory i already have- anything else you can suggest? i am developing a bnew language pair . what a drag! :-)
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Hi,

can someone paste the link for english EU DGT TM ? Can I add it to SDLX or Trados? Thanks
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Re: Download English EU DGT TM

I suspect you'll have to take it all and then extract language subsets if desired.

See http://langtech.jrc.it/DGT-TM.html
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We focus on FREE translation memory tools. OmegaT uses international standard TMX (Translation Memory eXchange) as its native translation memory format which most CAT tools are able to import and export. Text segmentation 
- Terminology recognition 
- Plain-text TM (Unicode UTF-16)
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