Earlier today a friend asked how she might deliver just a table from a larger report she was translating in memoQ in a word processing file. My quick answer was to use the recent export functions in memoQ which enable one to export partially completed work, then open the file and delete everything but the table.
But then I thought... there must be a better way. So I built a test file in Microsoft Word:
And then I imported this into memoQ, copied the text from the preview and pasted it back into Microsoft Word .
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Content copied from the memoQ preview: the red box is placed at the currently selected segment. |
The Excel object copied from the preview as a bitmap graphic, but the ordinary table and the other text were normal and editable. This would often suffice to send some small section of a translation quickly, and this could even be used with the monolingual review feature to update the translation with suggested changes.
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