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Christine Member
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Dear all, we succesfully imported our Multilizer project into Sisulizer. With build 296, we also imported the "Do not translate" status into Sisulizer. Everything looked great. But unfortunately, the "Do not translate" strings are still translated, I checked the localised output DLL. We are using the following: * Sisulizer build 291 (for compatibilty reasons concerning our build machine) * C++, MFC code * Multilanguage file * Language Properties: Country = Neutral Do you have any idea what's causing the problem? We did not observe this before with Dotnet stuff. Best regards, Christine
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Markus.Kreisel Administrator
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Hi Christine, Please check Poject - Edit Source - <your source> - Options - Items that localized... and set it to Translated. It will exclude empty rows. Btw: The Do Not translate status is sign for your translator not to enter translations. It sets the row to read only. So if there is already a translation in the row setting the status will not remove the translation. Please check this article for more info about the possibilities: http://www.the-localization-tool.com/?p=454 Hope this helps Markus
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Christine Member
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Dear Markus, thanks for your response. Actually, this worries me. We use the "Do not translate" feature for marking strings that must not be translated to avoid malfunctions of the software, for about 2 years now. First of all, the command is called "Do not translate", which suggests, well, that they are not translated. If this is not the case, "Lock translation" might be a better string. Even though I do not find a forum entry, I am pretty sure I asked about this feature in the past and I got a different explanation. Also, I doubt we would not have noticed it if this had always been this way. Is it possible that the feature was changed? Or that it works different for Dotnet? So what can I do about it now? Actually, I really do not like to exclude the strings, because I won't see them anymore in the project. If later on there is an issue (a bad string showing up, for example) I cannot search for it. Also, we have projects with 3000 strings that must not be translated. Won't there be a performance issue with the Exclude list? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Christine
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Janusz Grzybek Super Moderator
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Hello Christine,Also, I doubt we would not have noticed it if this had always been this way. Is it possible that the feature was changed? Or that it works different for Dotnet? No, this feature wasn't changed and work in this same way for all platform. So what can I do about it now? Actually, I really do not like to exclude the strings, because I won't see them anymore in the project. You can always include these strings to project by "Project", but if you don't want exclude it, you can still use "Do not translate" feature, but first you should find and clear existing translations for items with "Do not translate" status. You can use filter feature for this, that is: - Go to "View" menu -> "Sheet Filters" -> "Edit" -> "Other" tab -> "Do not translate" and set up filter as "True" - Select whole column's contents by "Project" menu -> "Select column" (or by column context menu) - Turn off "Do not translate" status for all rows by click on sheet's toolbar icon, via sheet context menu or "Row" menu - Clear all translations in selected column - Check again "Do not translate status" for selected contents. It should prevent typing of translations for these strings in future. - Reset filters. Best regards, Janusz Attachment: screen.png (Downloaded 16 times)
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Janusz Grzybek Super Moderator
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If you will find translations for these items (cleared as described above) in future, it probably means bug in Sisulizer. Of course, we really appreciate all reports about similar cases, because it allows us improve Sisulizer. Best regards, Janusz
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Janusz Grzybek Super Moderator
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I forgot about one thing... You can use this same filter in Exchange Wizard ("Exchange Wizard - Filter" step -> "Other" tab -> "Do not translate") with "False" value. It exclude all items with "Do not translate" status from exchange package send to your translators (these items are unavailable for them), while these items still exist in your main project. Best regards, Janusz
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Christine Member
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Dear Janusz thank you, using the filter is a very good suggestion. I guess I have observed that sometimes translations are imported even for strings in "do not translate" status. If this should happen again, I will let you know. Best regards, Christine
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