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monitor
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Feb 13, 2004

Dear colleagues
I would be very interested in hearing how Fusion is dealing with tagged files and/or dtd-settings we all know from Trados.
Also has anybody made any experience with regard to Excel and Powerpoint files.
Thank you for your comments.
Marcel
 
Gerard de Noord
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Hi Marcel Feb 13, 2004

monitor wrote:

Dear colleagues
I would be very interested in hearing how Fusion is dealing with tagged files and/or dtd-settings we all know from Trados.
Also has anybody made any experience with regard to Excel and Powerpoint files.
Thank you for your comments.
Marcel


Why don't you ask the people in the Fusion forum? Or the developpers?

Not to long ago you posted: "The tutorials are easy to use, the support from the Fusion team is nothing short of phenomenal and it has been a delight to have this sense of relief: "Whew, this is not as hard as we thought it has to be."

Regards,
Gerard
 


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