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How to import .mdb file into Transit NXT
Thread poster: Anna Branicka
Anna Branicka
Anna Branicka  Identity Verified
Poland
Local time: 23:46
English to Polish
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Feb 17, 2012

Hi,
I got from PM a .mdb file with terminology. I tried to import it into Transit NXT but without luck. I don't have TermStar.
I would appreciate help with this problem.

Regards,
Ania
 
AlSqur (X)
AlSqur (X)
mdb Feb 17, 2012

You should link your NXT with this Database, the dictionary is in this mdb file. Down on the panel there is a button "Dictionary" then in the second item ("Manage databeses/dictionaries"? I am sorry, I use German version "Wörterbücher verwalten"), then "Link a database". You link this mdb, gives a name to the connection and then you can add dictionaries in the Project options, Dictionaries, Add Dictionaries.
 
Anna Branicka
Anna Branicka  Identity Verified
Poland
Local time: 23:46
English to Polish
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TOPIC STARTER
It worked Feb 18, 2012

Thank you. It worked butI had to change my role from Translator to Terminologist in order to import the database.

Regards,
Ania
 
AlSqur (X)
AlSqur (X)
roles Feb 18, 2012

Yeah, don't forget about the roles I usually always work in Super User so that everything is available.
 


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