MemoQ 9.2 and fragments assembly
Thread poster: Lucia Messuti
Lucia Messuti
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Italy
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English to Italian
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Jun 17, 2020

Hello Collegues,

I'm working at a repetitive text. I've enabled Fragment Assembly. I've a large TM (around 10,000 TUs) and TB. I train Muse quite often.

When I write in the target segment, I can see many terms in the segment which are proposed as Autopick.
However, when I go to the next segment or I carry out Pre-translation I don't get them.

Do you have any idea which are the rules to get out more from Fragment Assembly, which should be an importa
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Hello Collegues,

I'm working at a repetitive text. I've enabled Fragment Assembly. I've a large TM (around 10,000 TUs) and TB. I train Muse quite often.

When I write in the target segment, I can see many terms in the segment which are proposed as Autopick.
However, when I go to the next segment or I carry out Pre-translation I don't get them.

Do you have any idea which are the rules to get out more from Fragment Assembly, which should be an important feature of MemoQ?

Thanks
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MemoQ 9.2 and fragments assembly






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