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Well, I don't have MemoQ, so I'm asking here if this is truly possible. Can I load a bunch of text files (with any file extension) into MemoQ, and tell it to find "CRLF" (Dos line endings) and replace it with "LF" (Unix line endings)? And can I tell it to find EF BB BF (the UTF8 byte order mark) and remove it if it finds it? Oh, and can I be sure that MemoQ will open these text files as UTF8 even if they don't have a UTF8 byte order mark?
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Gergely Vandor Hungary Local time: 22:46 English to Hungarian
I'm afraid not
Dec 9, 2009
Hello Samuel,
memoQ will take any txt file (I beleive), but always export them as UTF-8 with DOS type line breaks.
What you are looking for is a bit too advanced functionality to put into a general purpose translation tool in my opinion. I've just found this, Okapi seems to cover your needs:
memoQ will take any txt file (I beleive), but always export them as UTF-8 with DOS type line breaks.
What you are looking for is a bit too advanced functionality to put into a general purpose translation tool in my opinion. I've just found this, Okapi seems to cover your needs:
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