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EileenP Member 
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Hi, I'm using the Exchange Wizard to export 1 language out of 7. I keep getting an SLE file as the result, but what I want is an SLP file. My colleagues and I have looked carefully at all the options in that wizard, but we still cannot see how to accomplish this. Found in Help: "If you want to send a subset of your project (for example just one language instead of all languages) you have to use Exchange Wizard. The wizard creates a sub project that contains only the languages and items you want exchange. Exchange Wizard creates a .sle file that is a zip file that contains the created subset project file (.slp) and any other file you decided to include to the package." There is nothing else included in the package. But of course I can't just change SLE to SLP. How do we get ONLY the SLP file? Thanks. Eileen
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Markus.Kreisel Administrator 
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Hi Eileen, You can change the extension from .sle to zip and then use a standard zipper to get the slp inside the archive. Markus
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Janusz Grzybek Super Moderator 
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You can change the extension from .sle to zip and then use a standard zipper to get the slp inside the archive. …or double click on SLE package, SLP will be automatically extracted from SLE package, opened in Sisulizer and saved to this same directory as SLP file. If you want send to your translator original project instead SLE package you should select in Exchange Wizard "Send original project to translator". Janusz
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EileenP Member
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Thank you! I got what I needed, and I really appreciate your quick replies! Maybe this info could be added to Help. :-) /Eileen
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