SDL 2015 termbase issue
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Jul 28, 2015

Hello,

I would like to add two termbases with different language settings to the same project.
In one TB, the two-letters identifier was used ("EN"), in the other the full language name ("English").
It seemd like Trados doesn't automatically make the linkage between these two identifiers, so currently I can only use one of the TBs, not both at once - which is naturally very problematic.

I tried to export and re-import one of the TBs, but it seems like a deep
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Hello,

I would like to add two termbases with different language settings to the same project.
In one TB, the two-letters identifier was used ("EN"), in the other the full language name ("English").
It seemd like Trados doesn't automatically make the linkage between these two identifiers, so currently I can only use one of the TBs, not both at once - which is naturally very problematic.

I tried to export and re-import one of the TBs, but it seems like a deeper setting hiding somewhere, since I got the same identifert after importing...

Thanks in advance for your hint!
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