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Thanks to the option to access custom models trained by TAUS in memoQ, the accuracy of AIQE can be increased.

Updates have been made to the Hunspell spellchecking feature in memoQ TMS.

If a segment in another tool’s XLIFF happens to be over the limit that memoQ can handle (4 000 characters), it is no longer omitted during import, but split into smaller chunks and imported with the rest of the segments.

WebTrans now supports screen reading software to facilitate visually impaired translators’ work

Exploit machine-translated content with quality estimates

When a filtered package (one TMX has been created from one or more relevant TMs of a project) is being imported, the newly created TM will become a classic TM if at least one of the original TMs was a Classic TM, or a TM+ if all original TMs were TM+s.

When working with Packages in memoQ TMS, TM+s are no longer converted into classic TMs when exporting, but they keep their TM+ status and can be reimported as such.

We are introducing TM+, a significantly more stable and faster translation memory

You now have the option to choose between the existing XML and the new HTML formats

SYSTRAN can provide more accurate translation output on the fly by enabling memoQ to provide fuzzy matches, the best hit with each translation request, from the TMs into its engine

We have added several improvements to memoQ’s machine translation functionality as well as a new plugin, Custom.MT.

DeepL’s terminology feature has been improved to help those working with language subvariants

In earlier memoQ versions, you only had the opportunity to choose a single profile from a dropdown menu, often not knowing the language pair associated with your profile. You had to know exactly which profile you were looking for to set it up.

In memoQ 9.12, we’ve made the process easier, so even those of you who don’t have an advanced technical background can access your glossaries directly from the plugin by opening the Create Glossary resource dialogue, configuring your settings, and entering your glossary data.

NiuTrans is a cloud-based machine translation engine. Established in 2012, NiuTrans is used in 300+ language pairs (centered mostly around Chinese). It has recently been supported as a private plugin, but now it has become public. Globalese is not your traditional machine translation plugin. It is not an MT engine, but a platform for building engines. So far, it has only been supported by memoQ as a private plugin, but from memoQ 9.12 on, it is also available as a public plugin (i.e., as part of the installation of memoQ).

memoQ's new Markdown filter supports the core functionality of the Markdown file format.

We have improved the upload of reference files in LiveDocs. Instead of the Import as binary option, we have added a new import option for reference files as well as a Description field to all LiveDocs documents.

So far, when you exported LiveDocs corpora from memoQ as a .zip file, you could not reimport the .zip file into memoQ without unpacking it first. From 9.10 on, you can import the whole content of the exported .zip file, or select the specific corpus documents you want to include in your import.

Inside a TB entry, you find source terms and target terms. Sometimes one source term has multiple target terms or vice versa. In that case, the terms are saved in the order in which you added them. We are now adding the opportunity to modify the order in which these terms are stored. To do so, just click on the term you want to sort, and use the arrows on the right to put it in the position you want.

Great news for those who use machine translation in their projects! We added two new functions (a formality setting and the use of glossaries) to our DeepL plugin, and we also created a plugin for memoQ to use with the European Union’s eTranslation MT engine.

Improved highlighting feature and new filtering option allows you to narrow/do not narrow filtering results with new filtering

The new functionality allows you to write regexes with lookahead and lookbehind components and make the original text available to subsequential regex rules.

Coding is not only for developers anymore: Regexes are an elegant way for translators to save time and resources. memoQ 9.9 offers a wide array of new functionalities in its Regex Assistant: You can now import or export selected regexes, attach labels and descriptions to them, and use smart search with built-in or your own regexes. Keeping track of regexes has never been easier!

Regexes, short for regular expressions, are a powerful means of finding and replacing character sequences in text and come in handy whenever memoQ users need to search for strings that match a certain description (for example, dates in MM/DD/YYYY format) rather than a specific word. Regexes can be accessed in Find and replace and the translation editor’s filtering controls and can be used to define segmentation, auto-translation, or Regex Tagger rules.

Users now have the option to choose Chinese or Chinese (Taiwan) language when installing the memoQ desktop app.

We made two improvements to our Antidote integration in WebTrans: - Another supported browser (Firefox in Windows) was added. - Changes made in Antidote (which doesn’t display tracked changes) will now appear as tracked - Changes in WebTrans when Track changes is enabled in WebTrans.

memoQ 9.7 comes with a new Toggle case button that allows users to change the letter case of one or multiple term base entries in a selected language with a single click.

Google Cloud Translation API Advanced offers fast, dynamic translation between thousands of language pairs and comes with powerful customization features, such as custom neural machine translation model selection and glossary support. Thanks to our new Google MT plugin debuting in memoQ 9.7, the solution can now be integrated with memoQ for more accurate, better-quality results in domain-specific translations.

Streamlined document importing—Reduce the number of clicks for your document import. Find custom filters easily with combined columns.

Confirm without update - This functionality allows you to skip updating your TM, or select whether you want to update the Working or Master TM, when confirming an updated segment.

We are constantly adding new features to TM+ to provide the best-of-breed in translation memory. This time, we have added Guess translation and user role storing.

Batch add resources to projects - speed up your project management with more batch procedures. With this productivity booster, you can avoid repetitive, boring tasks and focus on your actual work.

Edit distance is a widely used measurement of the translator’s work, especially with machine translation post-editing becoming a more and more widely used method of translation. This feature allows project managers to estimate and quantify the translator’s work ahead.

As a part of AutoCorrect, memoQ offers smart quotes where the target language quotation format is automatically detected and used. If your text requires different typography, you can now change the default quotation mark format of any language using the new Customize smart quotes dialog

Light resources (such as filter configurations), which can be abundant if you work with multiple clients and projects, can now be deleted in bulk.

PPTX modern comments are now imported as translatable strings

Subtitles come in many different file formats—now, TTML is supported by memoQ and can be viewed in the Video Preview Tool. When importing TTML (and similar) files, the start/end timecodes are detected by the software enabling you to watch the related video in real-time through the Video Preview Tool.

memoQ 9.7 comes with an import filter for XLIFF 2 files! Files exported in this format can now be added to memoQ and configured for better segment and meta data management.

Import filter for subtitles and dubbing script - your new import filter can handle two subtitle formats: SRT and custom-made XLSX files. Audiovisual translation can now also be done in memoQ.

ZIP Filter - make use of this option to open up the files and display them as embedded documents or only import some of the documents. Enjoy improved file handling for your projects.

XLIFF: mrk tags - configure the XLIFF filter to import mrk tags inside segments and display them as inline tags.

JSON: translatable, comment, context import - enjoy enhanced flexibility with new options for JSON filters. Mark content as translateable or non-translateable and import comment and context.

Integrated TransPDF service - translate PDF files without leaving memoQ with minimal loss of formatting and without manual prep work. (Valid TransPDF subscription needed!)

Importing packages from other CAT tools is now easier than ever - select a package on your computer, right click it and chose the option "translate with memoQ". Your project starts more relaxed.

Full compatibility with changes-tracked SDLXLIFF and Studio's translation QA - import and export tracked changes in Studio, with all the info on translation errors, quality metrics and scoring.

Visio files - use the memoQ supported VSDX file format filter to handle Visio files. Import a Visio chart embedded in a DOCX just as an embedded Excel sheet.

Multilingual Excel: formatting - take advantage of the new and improved handling of format in content when the source format is XLSX.

DOCX, XLSX: ignore local formatting to facilitate chained import - use these filters to remove formatting-related inline tags even if the files contain problematic formatting.

Reimport multilingual Excel files - and enjoy improved functionalities like number and formula handling. Excel and XML can be X-translated now.

Powerful out-of-the-box “find and replace” script added to pre- and post-process complex file formats—Convert your "nasty" text-based file formats into something that you can easily use - and back.

Multiple Regex Taggers—Create taggers for specific files and choose them depending on the file and in cascading filters. This greatly improves usability of regex taggers!

Top-rated machine translation engine ModernMT is now part of memoQ’s MT plugin family! Plus Amazon Translate, Tilde MT and Kantan MT offer faster workflows, added safety and better tag handling.

A new update of the TexTra MT plugin is available in memoQ.

Alexa Translations A.I.'s brand new MT plugin helps legal, business and government translators save time and get more done. Plus, TexTra, the much-loved neural machine translation engine for professional translators of Asian languages has a slicker UI and richer functionality.

Amazon - add another machine translation engine to your toolkit. With is neural machine translation, you can create accurate, fast and natural translations easily.

Intento Integration - memoQ now connects you to Intento, the first machine translation gateway. Operate 20+ MT engines from within your translation environment.

Mirai/COTOHA Translator - use the customizable solution combining advanced machine translation technology and optimum learning data for your projects. (Valid Mirai/COTOHA subscription needed!)

Microsoft Translator API v3 - take advantage of your free trial subscription with MS Azure to use this machine translation platform and web service developed by Microsoft Research in many languages.

TMXMall - use the services and products TMX offer for global sharing of translation memories. This enables you as translator and LSP to leverage all resources and manage your linguistic assets.

Textra - take advantage of this neural machine translation engine for your work in the languages Japanese, English, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), and Korean, e.g. for patent-related texts.

DeepL Machine Translation - connect memoQ to the DeepL machine translation engine, both in memoQ translator pro and memoQ server. (Valid DeepL subscription needed!)

Tauyou - the first self-learning MT. (Valid Tauyou subscription needed!)

Connect to the neural MT engines of Google or Microsoft - you just need memoQ and a MT subscription for your most powerful TM/MT-combo.

Machine translation in MatchPatch—Fix fuzzy matches as you go. (Valid Microsoft or Google MT subscription needed!)

Centralized machine translation settings - get full control when setting up the machine translation for your projects as a project manager.

Re-use machine translation configurations - create and save different MT settings for different tasks. Re-use your preferred configurations just like in QA or segmentation workflows.

Formatting & inline tags in machine translated segments - save much tedious manual work to insert tags in Microsoft and Google MT services.

Improved grammar checker—The grammar checker now highlights the specific words with a grammatical error, not the full segment. This gives you more clarity and allows you to find issues at a glance.

Responsive Task Tracker—This adjustable tracker provides more relevant and accurate information about the QA process. MemoQ will also remember settings when the Task Tracker is opened again.

Quality Assurance Improvements—Enhance your QA work with a separate control for non-translatables under QA settings and display suggested auto-translatable translations in the QA report.

Categorize QA checks into errors or warnings—Assess quality issues quickly and easily.

Antidote Integration - Are you working in English and French? The improved accessibility to the Antidote corrector makes your life much easier. No more exporting and importing of files into Antidote.

Moderation (a function previously available in memoQ term bases only) is now also possible in Qterm

Several Qterm improvements, requested by our users.

In the memoQ desktop client, you can choose the default settings for prefix matching and case sensitivity for all new entries in a term base from the New term defaults window. Going forward, you can do the same in QTerm, and users with sufficient permissions can change the term base’s properties (i.e., admin rights for the specific TB can set defaults for new terms).

In memoQ 9.12, you can choose one or more instances of a specific translation to be excluded from auto-propagation. Once you set an exception, a small label will appear indicating that the segment is excluded from auto-propagation.

When you open and run concordance from the translation grid, memoQ now automatically detects whether the specific segment appears in the source or the target text. Moreover, the Search in Target tickbox has been replaced by the Source and Target radio buttons, which also switch automatically when you open concordance from the grid, thereby clearly communicating exactly where concordance is performed.

memoQ already had a short inline tag option, and for 9.12, we tweaked it so that the inline tags would also feature numbers. This allows the user to still see the whole text without the long inline tags disturbing the view, and also allows to see at a glance which opening and closing tags belong together in the text.

When you set non-translatables (such as acronyms or brand names) for your translation project, they can still be identified as errors during spellcheck, and you need to skip each one as you perform the quality assurance process. In memoQ 9.12, we are introducing a new feature that lets you ignore non-translatables during spellcheck, thus reducing your translation time. You can find the setting in the QA settings window or the spell-checking dialog.

Export or delete TMs, TBs, LiveDocs corpora in batch - for projects with many TMs, TBs and LiveDocs corpora, this makes the difference between a lunch break and no lunch break. What would you chose?

Import TMs in batch - we love batch operations, don't you? To select, add and remove Translation Memories in batches is super-useful for project managers and freelance translators alike.

Resource Console improvements - manage your resources more efficiently than ever before, with new filter fields, sorting options and columns to display metadata for TMs, TBs and LiveDocs.

Select resources for pre-translation separately - work faster and more efficiently with this option to select which TMs/LiveDocs you will use for pre-translation.

Missing languages in term bases - now you get to decide, whether to add missing project languages to the term bases selected for a project.

Term base improvements—Copy term pairs and full entries from the term base entry details pane to the clipboard and paste them into other applications like MS Word. This is also available in QTerm.

Import & export term bases with images - enjoy maximum flexibility to work on your term bases with images. memoQ will remember your last term base settings for your next term base export.

Setting which termbases are used for QA - determine which project term bases are used for QA. Fine-tune your QA options in manual and template-based projects and enjoy the improved functionalities.

Forbidden terms in the spotlight—Identify, import, and export forbidden terms more easily, and share validated terminology even without a CAT tool.

Term base entry details pane - a better user experience through new commands for your term base entry panel. Add context to the source and target terms of an entry quickly.

Exporting to a memoQ term base - both extracted terms and example sentences can now be exported to your memoQ term base.

When you are exporting a two-column RTF file or a memoQ XLIFF file using the Bilingual export wizard, you must manually change the export settings if you're not happy with the default. From this point on, memoQ will remember your last settings, and automatically use it the next time the wizard is used. Fewer clicks, faster export!

Term extraction improvements - enjoy the new memoQ term extraction editor context menu for adding selected target-side text on the Occurrences panel directly to the current term candidate.

Filter field in term extraction - enjoy the user-friendly filter field on the term extraction screen with a sessionhistory automatically displayed, no filter input errors and a new, clear filter icon.

More effective stop word lists—Reduce the number of term candidates that need to be processed in term extraction. Use thoughtful criteria to enhance term extraction in more languages than ever.

Managing term extraction - easier than ever before. With these new options, your terminology work gets more efficient and userfriendly.

Term extraction editor - improve your term extraction tasks: Estimate your work before a session, arrange candidates or use sophisticated warning functionalities to avoid duplicates.

New export option - export all accepted terms and example sentences to an Excel workbook and let others validate terminology outside of memoQ.

The updated status bar not only tells you the total number of characters in a segment but also shows your current character position. This is especially useful when working with length restrictions in localization projects.

Select multiple files in a project and using the Export (Choose Path) option export all target-language files to the same selected folder (and even append the target-language codes to file names) instead of having to select the folder for each file.

When pretranslating a document, memoQ is capable of joining or splitting segments and thus finding better matches. Now you can join/split up to 5 segments, instead of 3. In addition, this feature is now available in online projects as well.

Hey memoQ—Talk to your translation editor. Based on Apple voice recognition technology, you can easily translate by dictating and give voice commands in over 30 languages.

If you are a translator and an expert in the specific field and the Rev2 is a native speaker editing only the target language text. If you notice a factual/technical error in a Rev2 confirmed segment, you can warn the Rev2/PM to take some corrective action before the translation is returned to the client.

The user can restore an earlier version of the specific translation in the target segment by selecting the designated version in the Row History dialog.

Restore selected version button—Do you ever regret an edit? Use this new button to restore an earlier version of a row in a document and get your old work back when needed.

High DPI for 8.3—Ensure a super-crisp user experience without interface issues for users with very high-resolution displays.

Comments on reviews—Improve communications between translator and editor and permit a linguist to comment on the review before a translation is delivered to the customer.

memoQ web search: snappier and leaks no more—Search for words or phrases in the popular, improved window. Enjoy the new speed and improved functionality.

Manually exported change-tracked document with reviewer changes—Improve your change workflow.

Make the best of Retina displays—Very high-resolution displays can give you the same top quality you already get at a lower resolution.

Introducing Quick search and improved Advanced search.

PDF Preview Tool—No more searching for text within the source document: Locate your translation segment in the PDF file and highlight it in a separate window while you are working.

New video preview for subtitles—Use the subtitling preview plugin for your audiovisual translations. Open the video, display the translated text along with useful information about length and time.

Preview for huge Word documents—No matter how large a Word file is, memoQ can now handle the preview.

Preview for PPTX is back—Jump directly to the right part of a document by searching bits of external information that are visible in the preview but not imported for translation.

Search directly in the preview pane—The super-booster for translating Excel files. Jump to the right part of your document and search bits of external information visible in the preview.

When using Word for spell check in memoQ, you can select the Word dictionaries to use from those available on your computer. This feature is particularly useful in memoQ projects with general target languages for which you now typically have multiple dictionaries to choose from.

SDLTM files can be directly imported into memoQ TMs, not only as part of a Trados project file as before.

Users can switch between two different views of the compare boxes: the old pre-8.0 style and the style based on track changes introduced in 8.0.

Pseudo-Translate with less hassle than ever - set up your pseudo-translation exactly as needed, with even more options like text length, special or accented characters.

Rigi integration - simplify the localization of UI texts and translate your software strings in context. memoQ automatically opens a browser window with the preview of the selected translation.

Import XLSX into a term base on the web—Improve your options for term base creation and updates, including for online projects.

File grouping by extension—Change the import filter configuration you want to use for each imported filter type and group your files by file extension.

Importing ZIP files as a folder structure —Preserve the folder structure and display it in a tree. This is particularly useful for complex file structures, such as those for website translation.