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Our industry, at least among the bulk market suppliers. This is a method that can only lead to increasingly unintelligible “translations,” as 100% matches that the translator is not even supposed to glance at, much less adapt to the surrounding material, are recycled again and again and reassembled in a different order or in different contexts as though translation were an exact science with interchangeable elements. So the context aspect is truly a gigantic benefit of LiveDocs. Is there any functionality in memoQ that is particularly good for financial translators? As a financial translator I would never again want to work without LiveDocs. Other than that, what delights me time and again is the automatic number insertion feature introduced a couple of years back. This means that if you have a source segment in your TM or in your LiveDocs corpus that is exactly the same as your current source segment except for the numerical figures, memoQ will automatically update the numbers and insert the segment; the translator doesn’t have to touch a thing. Also, during financial reporting season, there are often multiple updates to a translation in progress. The “X-translate” feature is very helpful here because it allows pretranslation of a new version based on a specific previous version of the project document. In addition, the feature for importing changes made to target documents for the purpose of updating a project and its TM or its LiveDocs corpora (“Monolingual Review”) is a real help in maintaining data and avoiding the re-use of language that was supposed to be changed. Autotranslatables for structured information such as dates or monetary expressions are also helpful to maintain consistency in a translation. I would like to see more examples of these made available by Kilgray. If you could decide on one new feature in memoQ what would it be? At this point, new features are much less important to me than solidifying the tool’s many existing strong features. A lot could be done to improve LiveDocs integration, particularly the confusion regarding its handling of language variants. Overall the way in which memoQ handles variants such as “generic” German and the languages of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, etc. is neither consistent nor intuitive when you compare how this works in LiveDocs, translation memories, and term bases. We could also use further improvements in the management of light resources such as stopword lists and nontranslatables lists, and the terminology extraction features need to be extended and “denerdified.” memoQ is an excellent, comprehensive tool for professionals, and a lot of benefit could be gained by improving the stability, maintenance, and integration of its fundamental features and by exploring new ways to take advantage of existing features – including simplifying workflows for collaborating with translators who use memoQ, other tools, or no translation environment tool at all. To learn more about Susan, please visit www.susanstarling.com.Peter ReynoldsmemoQ co-CEO

Startup in specific case 0027535: webtrans - TM insertion inserted at the caret instead of overwriting whole segment 0027537: In a Server backup zipping failure, from now it will indicate which file failed 0027545: Translator Dashboard: when checking out a project from a memoQ server - typed server URL was invisible 0027548: Look up term dialog elements overlapped with high DPI settings 0027552: [IDML] Table size change after export in specific case - resolved 0027554: "Trados 2007-like" statistics option not used in automated actions, memoQ standard statistics were run instead 0027559: Filter configurations disappeared from the filter configuration registry in specific case 0027560: XML preview with XSLT is not created properly in specific case - resolved 0027562: Flood of false QA warnings on special (Chinese etc.) characters 0027564: Active window switching between memoQ and the background application after pressing OK in 'Create term base entry' dialogue 0027568: Transit PPF - Unable to import transit package in specific case 0027574: From now, memoQ will import custom fields from Trados Studio generated TMX files 0027577: Language Terminal conversion errors for InDesign files 0027578: Excel XLS file import failed with Multilingual delimited text filter in specific cases 0027582: Translator could overwrite reviewer confirmed segments in specific case 0027589: Icons of "Raise Rank" and "Lower Rank" commands were swapped 0027592: MIF: memoQ imported superfluous font tags in FrameMaker files 0027593: Auto-translation rule set displayed non-breaking space as u00A0 in some cases 0027594: SDLXLIFF: Import failed for specific file 0027597: Missing term base after Trados Studio package (.sdlppx) import in specific case 0027603: Prefix matching settings didn't make it to term bases shared in Language Terminal 0027606: Unable to import *.po file in specific case 0027607: Concordance search error message for a specific text 0027612: [XLZ] Unable to export xlz file in specific case 0027615:

New builds of memoQ and memoQ server 2015 are available with bug fixes and improvements. The installers of memoQ and memoQ server are available from the Downloads section of our website. The latest memoQ client is also available via AutoUpdate. New features and enhancements: New QA check to verify the maximum length/width of a translation in pixels or points (for example, for software localization) Bugs that have been fixed since the last update: 0024703: resegmentation fails with error in specific case - resolved 0024972: Wrong file registrations in installer: MPRX is missing, AutoUpdate updates all 0027136: webtrans - Warning message does not appear when inserting forbidden term 0027314: Specific icml fails to import- resolved 0027315: XML: part of the document is skipped in specific case 0027330: Exported stored path generates incorrect file name in local copies if the project is content connected 0027343: Trados Studio SDLXLIFF/SLDPPX: resolved a segment status problem in export 0027367: Pending FirstAccept assignment does not grant project-based CAL permission 0027406: Start Discussion within a memoQ term base entry by a translator: saving discussion within the TB entry possible but not appearing in Communications 0027436: Unable to checkout local project copy in specific case 0027454: JSON: Embedded JSON content fails to import- resolved 0027457: Cannot reimport document in specific case - resolved 0027471: IDML: Exported file has the same language setting as the imported - resolved 0027474: qTerm - resolved a preview limitation on JPEG image files 0027476: Package update with new language did not contain resources 0027484: "Run QA" command created view only for source to target inconsistencies 0027521: LT signup from memoQ: username restrictions not communicated 0027522: Running statistics failed on some number only segments 0027527: Multilingual projects: term extract window is not opened if all languages is selected 0027529: memoQ terminated by Windows at

This is the first of an occasional series where we interview memoQ users on how they use the software. In this post we talk to Susan Starling who is a financial translator working from German to English and living in the US of A. Hello Susan, can you introduce yourself and explain what you do? My name is Susan Starling and I’ve been a full-time German to English translator since 1997. Although originally from the East Coast of the United States, I moved to Berlin just one year before the wall fell and ended up spending the next 20+ years in Germany. During most of that time I worked as a freelance translator, except for a highly interesting three-year stint as senior translator at a boutique translation company in Frankfurt am Main. What sort of translation work do you do? Mostly corporate and financial translation. I was very lucky to start out with a company specialized in legal and financial texts, and I was found to have an odd knack for unravelling those dreadfully long, complex German legal sentences and transforming them into intelligible English. I admit I even enjoy such puzzles! Plus we had an excellent setup: every document I translated was reviewed by the senior partner before being sent to the client, and I would immediately receive the revised version of my work. This was absolutely invaluable and made me a fervent supporter of collaboration. I’ve learned so much more in all the years of working on teams and having colleagues edit my work than I ever could have on my own. This is why I see it as a problem in our business that so many translators work in isolation. Translators as a group probably tend to be somewhat introverted, which might hinder them in seeking opportunities for teamwork or peer review. But this is simply vital to improving as a translator, or even reaching an acceptable level of skill in the first place. Kevin Hendzel has written some excellent blog posts on the subject, including this one. When did you first start using memoQ and why? I first heard about memoQ in the summer of 2009 when I was attending a financial translators’ seminar in London and happened to be sitting next to Kevin Lossner one evening as he raved about a promising new tool on the market. At the time I was looking to upgrade from Trados Workbench and wasn’t sure which direction to take. Then, at the BDÜ conference that September in Berlin, I had an opportunity to chat with Kilgray’s István Lengyel about alignments, which are hugely important in financial translation, and I was intrigued by his hints of the LiveDocs feature yet to come. So I went ahead and purchased a memoQ license, but what really inspired me to start using it was the infectious enthusiasm of users at memoQFest in Budapest in 2010. And one little thing gave me the final push to switch: at the conference I learned how easy