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WFP 5 for MAC: How to view Outline on translation table?
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Jan 8, 2019

Hello everyone!
By "Outline" I of course mean the list of segments in a document, generally found, on the WFP 3 translation editor page, on the right hand side.
I am just migrating from WFP3 to WFP5, and I cannot figure out how to set up the table so that an outline of all the segments in the documents is visible (it helps me to know where I am going!).
I am sure it is something very simple that I have been overlooking!

Thanks in advance, and Happy New Year!
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Hello everyone!
By "Outline" I of course mean the list of segments in a document, generally found, on the WFP 3 translation editor page, on the right hand side.
I am just migrating from WFP3 to WFP5, and I cannot figure out how to set up the table so that an outline of all the segments in the documents is visible (it helps me to know where I am going!).
I am sure it is something very simple that I have been overlooking!

Thanks in advance, and Happy New Year!

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WFP 5 for MAC: How to view Outline on translation table?







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