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#SDL TRADOS STUDIO 2015 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK INSTALL#
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Most people know that this is an essential step before you finally retire your old computer. In Outlook, go to RSS Feeds in the left-hand pane. Right click and select “add a new RSS feed”.

The new Studio app RSS feed is great to keep track of new apps when they’re released. If you’ve paid for any apps you’ll have the extra job of re-activating the license. To the same place on your new machine after you’ve re-installed the app. xml files from here on your old machine: C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\ If you use this OpenExchange app, don’t forget to copy the variables and settings.

#SDL TRADOS STUDIO 2015 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK INSTALL#

msi files in the Downloads folder on your old machine, you could copy them and install them on the new one. In the case of standalone apps, and if you’ve still got the. You’ll find them in two different places: C:\Users\\AppData\Local\SDL\SDL Trados Studio\11\Plugins\Packages C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\SDL\SDL Trados Studio\11\Plugins\Packages If you prefer, you could copy the plug-ins (the apps that run inside Studio) from their old file path to the same path on your new machine.

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For my fresh installation, I decided to download all the apps again from the Open Exchange to make sure I was using the latest versions. Open Exchange apps have to be installed on your new machine one by one. I must admit I didn’t realise how time consuming this part would be. I decided to start my projects from scratch on my new computer. If Studio can’t find a certain TM because the path has changed, it’ll make a fuss every time it opens and that can be awkward to sort out. sdlproj file, but make sure you reproduce exactly the same paths for all the resources that are in each project. You can copy and recreate Studio projects in your new machine by copying the project folders and the. Note that it shouldn’t be necessary to export the AutoText and AutoCorrect files at all, because they will be transferred as part of your user profile. Now import the AutoText in your new computer and copy all your data.ĪutoCorrect: To export your AutoCorrect settings in Studio 2015, go to File > Options > Editor > AutoCorrect and click Export Settings.

If you use the MS Word Spell Checker, copy your custom dictionary from C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\UProof and transfer it to the same path in your new machine.ĪutoText: Export the lists you’ve created for each language by going to File > Options > AutoSuggest > AutoText and follow the export wizard.

If you use the Hunspell Spell Checker, copy your custom dictionary from C :\Users\\App Data\Roaming\SDL\SpellChecker\CUSTOM.dic and transfer it to the same path in your new machine.

Hopefully you know where you save all these resources, so they’ll be easy to find and copy onto your pendrive.Ĭustom dictionary: To move the custom dictionary (where you add words to the spell checker), make sure you know which dictionary you’re using by going to File > Options > Editor > Spelling. You’ll want to transfer all your translation memories, autosuggest dictionaries and termbases. You can also import it earlier on when you’re running Studio for the first time. Now import your saved user profile in your new computer using the “Change user profile” wizard in the same location. To export your user profile, go to File > Setup > Manage User Profiles > Export user settings and follow the wizard to export your settings onto a pendrive or other device. Your user profile contains customised shortcuts, window layout, default languages and everything else that you’ve defined under General Options. The new language will kick in when you next start Studio. If you want to change the Studio interface language, go to View > User Interface Language and select another language.

The downloaded version of Studio doesn’t include any Cumulative Updates, so it’s important to go straight to Help > Check for Updates and follow the instructions there.

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And wait until you’ve activated your Studio license before opening Multiterm (see the end of this post).

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Trial mode is actually a fully functioning Studio Professional version. Run Studio in the 30-day trial mode for the time being without activating your license. Install both of them (I usually install Studio first). Go to > Login > Downloads and download Studio and Multiterm Desktop. Download and install Studio on your new computer (See this blog post for suggestions on transferring other programs, including MS Office, to a new computer.)ġ. *Before you start with the Studio installation, make sure you have MS Word installed on your computer. If you’re also planning on retiring your old computer and setting up a new one, I hope you’ll find these instructions useful. I’ve just transferred SDL Trados Studio 2014 onto a brand new work machine.