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I'm planning to do a largish Word document in SDLX (version irrelevant).
The Word document has an enormous amount of track changes, which means that they have to be accepted unless you want to do more format painting than Leonardo da Vinci.
However, the "Accept track changes" button is greyed out, yet the file does not seem to be protected in any way.
This has never happened to me before. Anyone else ever seen this?
I'm planning to do a largish Word document in SDLX (version irrelevant).
The Word document has an enormous amount of track changes, which means that they have to be accepted unless you want to do more format painting than Leonardo da Vinci.
However, the "Accept track changes" button is greyed out, yet the file does not seem to be protected in any way.
This has never happened to me before. Anyone else ever seen this?
The agency is somewhat casual about my request for the customer to accept the track changes: "the customer just says "translate it as it stands."
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Brie Vernier جرمنی Local time: 14:19 انگریزیسےجرمن
Save as a new file?
Mar 15, 2007
Hi Chris --
I haven't run across this issue before, but have you tried saving the document with a new name (and/or possibly as an *.rtf) to see if the option is then not grayed out?
Good luck!
Brie
[Edited at 2007-03-15 20:39]
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Yes, I tried that. I resaved it using a variety of names, the angrier I got with it.
Also as an rtf, but with no joy. If I remember correctly, SDLX crunches .doc files into rtf format anyway before converting them into its working .itd format.
Let's see if there's anyone else who's been down this dirt track (excuse the pun).
Yes, I tried that. I resaved it using a variety of names, the angrier I got with it.
Also as an rtf, but with no joy. If I remember correctly, SDLX crunches .doc files into rtf format anyway before converting them into its working .itd format.
Let's see if there's anyone else who's been down this dirt track (excuse the pun).
If I really end up "stuck between a rock and a hard place", I'll chuck it all into txt then save via rtf into Word. SDLX can handle that.
Then I'll have to regenerate the TOC - it's big enough.
After that, I'll send it to them to get a heads up before I start. If they don't like the format they'll just have to go shopping elsewhere.
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