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The latest release of FrameMaker comes with an out-of-the-box support for the translation framework. Easily convert your FrameMaker book or a DITA map into XLIFF (XML Localization Interchange File Format) and share it with your localization vendor for easy processing. Once you have the translated files back, use the import feature to get the converted content back into FrameMaker. With a wide range of options to control what in included in your translation package, you have a better control over your content.
For more information, see Translation.
See videos on Out-of-the-box translation support and Pre-segmented XLIFF for easier translation.
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Hi!
It is really good news, but unfortunately I Can't find this function in my Framemaker.
Is it only available in 32bit version (I installed 64bit version, and I got 6th update patch installed)?
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Hi,
The XLIFF Translation support is available in the latest version of FrameMaker. You can download the trial version from here:
https://www.adobe.com/in/products/framemaker/download-trial/try.html
Hope this helps.
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We are having difficulties importing all XLIFF files provided by our translation provider. Tried various settings in export dialog, many contacts with translation service who claim file is according to standard.
Have tried to contact via tcssup@adobe.com yet no answer. Is this the correct contact address?
Thank you
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@Rex26678658kkid - what version of FM? And yes, that's the correct e-mail address for the FM folks.
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Thanks for the quick reply. We are using version 16.0.4.1062
Good to know I got the correct address. We have been working on this with our translation provider for a while now, so thought email would be better as it gets very technical (not just what button to push).
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IIRC (since I do zero localization in my projects) is that @StefanGentz mentioned something someplace (in another thread) about some settings that you can tweak with that XLIFF file stuff. But I could just be mis-remembering.