Translations

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Basically a translation is made by selecting a lexicon, a setting, a language to translate from, a language to translate to and a number of drawing sheets to translate.

 

So, once again, the translation is controlled by:

 

Lexicon

Setting

Language to translate from

Language to translate to

Selection of drawing sheets to translate

 

Figure 1527:  Selection of “Lexicon”, “Setting”, “From language” and “To language” are specified in the top bar.

Figure 1527:  Selection of “Lexicon”, “Setting”, “From language” and “To language” are specified in the top bar.

 

There are two ways of performing the translation. The first one is to run the translation directly from the Translator III. The second one is to run the translation from the Drawing Manager.

 

When running directly from the Translator III you cannot select a subset of the drawing sheets of the current project. All drawing sheets will be translated.

 

When running from the Drawing Manager you can select exactly which sheets to translate.

 

In the following topics you will find detailed descriptions of both ways of doing translations:

 

Directly from the Translator

From the Drawing Manager