Terminology import from CSV file with umlauts
Thread poster: Tobias Werner
Tobias Werner
Tobias Werner  Identity Verified
Estonia
Local time: 12:32
English to German
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Oct 9, 2009

Hi,

today I've tried to import a terminology list from a MS Excel file with English and German terminology. I saved the Excel file as CSV and also tried TXT, same result.

When I import the file into my MemoQ termbase, the German umlauts (ä, ö, ü) are not transferred correctly. Does anyone have the same problem?

Best regards
Tobias


 
Peter Linton (X)
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Local time: 10:32
Swedish to English
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ANSI or UTF Oct 9, 2009

In my experience, it may depend on whether your file is in ANSI format lor UTF. That certainly applies in Trados - a file imported to Workbench must be ANSI, whereas for MultiTerm it must be UTF (UTF-8).
I use a text editor called UEdit to save in the required format. Perhaps someone has a better solution.


 
Tobias Werner
Tobias Werner  Identity Verified
Estonia
Local time: 12:32
English to German
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TOPIC STARTER
Thanks for the hint! Oct 9, 2009

I was able to fix it now. Instead of using the standard file coding UTF-8 I used UTF-7 during the import and everything seems to be fine now.

Tobias


 


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Terminology import from CSV file with umlauts






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