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David Turner
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Reference search Apr 6, 2007

sylver wrote:
David and Vito, it looks like you are both confusing "concordance search" and "context search".


Wordfast actually refers to this as "Reference search" (reference search for unformatted (txt) material in a reference folder designated in Terminology/Reference). It is indeed very useful and is activated by a button to the right of the "Context search" (TM) button (or Cntl+alt+N).
If you install the PlusTools freeware, you can click on a "Convert" button to get Wordfast to convert all reference material in a given folder into text format for use with this feature. Make a copy though, as the original material will be overwritten.

Regards,
David Turner


 
Vito Smolej
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"it looks like you are both confusing "concordance search" and "context search" Apr 9, 2007

q1: so you think TRADOS is wrong calling its bilingual search "concordance search"? Here's an example:



q2: What is the difference between the concordance and context search?


[Edited at 2007-04-09 14:30]


 
Vito Smolej
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double - ignore Apr 9, 2007



[Edited at 2007-04-09 14:29]


 
David Turner
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Confusion Apr 15, 2007

Vito Smolej wrote:
q1: so you think TRADOS is wrong calling its bilingual search "concordance search"?

No, but you seem to be missing the point.
Both Trados and Wordfast have a translation memory (bilingual) lookup feature (as do all CAT tools).
Trados calls this Concordance search.
Wordfast calls it Context search.

However, Wordfast has also has a separate Reference search feature for unformatted (txt) material (bilingual or monolingual in a ref
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Vito Smolej wrote:
q1: so you think TRADOS is wrong calling its bilingual search "concordance search"?

No, but you seem to be missing the point.
Both Trados and Wordfast have a translation memory (bilingual) lookup feature (as do all CAT tools).
Trados calls this Concordance search.
Wordfast calls it Context search.

However, Wordfast has also has a separate Reference search feature for unformatted (txt) material (bilingual or monolingual in a reference folder).
Trados does not have this feature. As far as I know, it's unique to Wordfast.
Wordfast is therefore superior to Trados in this respect.

q2: What is the difference between the concordance and context search?

None. Trados calls it 'Concordance' and Wordfast calls it "Context" as explained above.

Regards,
David Turner

[Edited at 2007-04-15 10:02]
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