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How to create a new .TM file in Catalyst 12?
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Dec 30, 2017

There is a lot of talk in the help files about adding TMs in Catalyst, but no mention of how to create them in the first place. This is all very confusing. Can someone give me some tips on how to create a TM (i.e. a ‘.TM’ file) before starting a project?

I managed to add an old .TMX of past translations (created in another CAT tool), but every time I move to the next segment, Catalyst starts ‘Parsing the TMX’ again and again, which is a bit odd. Also, is it normal for... See more
There is a lot of talk in the help files about adding TMs in Catalyst, but no mention of how to create them in the first place. This is all very confusing. Can someone give me some tips on how to create a TM (i.e. a ‘.TM’ file) before starting a project?

I managed to add an old .TMX of past translations (created in another CAT tool), but every time I move to the next segment, Catalyst starts ‘Parsing the TMX’ again and again, which is a bit odd. Also, is it normal for it to take so long, for a TMX of only 100MB?

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