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Trados 5 to trados 6.5
Thread poster: absinthe (X)
absinthe (X)
absinthe (X)
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Dec 20, 2005

Hi!

I've just been asked to work on a large amount of files using Trados'TagEditor (version 6.5), but I don't actually have it. I read that it is possible to work on such files even if you don't have the "right version". Is it true? I mean, could I use my Trados 5 (with tageditor) to work on those files (required with 6.5)?

Thanks a lot!
 


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