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Max Hellwig Germany Local time: 18:51 Member (2013) English to German + ...
Jan 16, 2016
Hey everyone! I recently migrated a TM onto another computer and since can't use it anymore: "Deja Vu could not open the file specified." It worked fine up until the point I copied it. Does anyone have an idea why this might have happened or maybe even how to fix it? It would be greatly appreciated.
I run X2 Professional, version 8.0.533, on Win 7 Home Premium on the new machine and X2 Standard (not sure of the exact version number) on Win 7 (not sure either, I don't have acce... See more
Hey everyone! I recently migrated a TM onto another computer and since can't use it anymore: "Deja Vu could not open the file specified." It worked fine up until the point I copied it. Does anyone have an idea why this might have happened or maybe even how to fix it? It would be greatly appreciated.
I run X2 Professional, version 8.0.533, on Win 7 Home Premium on the new machine and X2 Standard (not sure of the exact version number) on Win 7 (not sure either, I don't have access to that computer anymore) on the computer the TM was created on. ▲ Collapse
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Endre Both Germany Local time: 18:51 English to German
Have you copied all accessory files?
Jan 16, 2016
A DVX TM consists of several files (usually at least four of them): <TM name>.dvmdb (the main file) <TM name>.dvmdx <TM name>.<language code 1>.dvmdi <TM name>.<language code 2>.dvmdi ... <TM name>.<language code n>.dvmdi
Did you copy all files?
If you didn't and don't have access to the original files, you can try to repair the TM from within DVX: Menu File > Tools > Repair > Translation Memory.
A DVX TM consists of several files (usually at least four of them): <TM name>.dvmdb (the main file) <TM name>.dvmdx <TM name>.<language code 1>.dvmdi <TM name>.<language code 2>.dvmdi ... <TM name>.<language code n>.dvmdi
Did you copy all files?
If you didn't and don't have access to the original files, you can try to repair the TM from within DVX: Menu File > Tools > Repair > Translation Memory.
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