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The first thought was to use AI and possibilities of it in Trados. The trail version, however, doesn't offer this without licence. I tried plugins, but for 2024 they weren't compatible even if they were free. 

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Remember, as Benjamin Franklin said, an investment in knowledge pays the best interest.

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For further development bookmarks were chosen to be explored. First step was to get to understand what for we use them. Helpful side (not dictionary this time) showed me that bookmarks in Trados are used to navigate to specific sections of translation. Seemed quite convenient to me.

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In conclusion, bookmarks, like everything else, is designed to be a tool, to make our lives easier and more organized.

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In conclusion, bookmarks, like everything else, is designed to be a tool, to make our lives easier and more organized.

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Preview of your file without saving it, quick and easy way to check ready project. You can find it in the left corner in the EDITOR view. 

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Preview of your file without saving it, quick and easy way to check ready project. You can find it in the left corner in the EDITOR view. 

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In the advanced search of EDITOR the simple icons of bookmarks appear. To choose and pick. There are options of automatic and manual bookmarks. 

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In the advanced search of EDITOR the simple icons of bookmarks appear. To choose and pick. There are options of automatic and manual bookmarks. 

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Automatic ones as the name suggested automatically kept track of the last accessed segment in any file you open. There is no need to remember or write a note. You can go back and forth without worries in between files. To set we have to go to FILE->OPTIONS->EDITOR-> (and check if we turned the option of opening the document which we have been doing last time). Check also BOOKMARKS SETTINGS if there is tick on "automatically jump".

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To add bookmark simply click on  ADD BOOKMARK

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To add bookmark simply click on  ADD BOOKMARK

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Too see the bookmark pane click on VIEW BOOKMARKS 

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Too see the bookmark pane click on VIEW BOOKMARKS 

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In the pane we can easily jump from one project to another, key is to use adequate title to know what we marked or a note which would help us identify why we marked it. It's quite important (learnt the hard way).

For example if we needed time to process the translation or to find better equivalent, or something needs to be read once again then it's keeping you organized.

We can edit, add more or remove them.

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While checking different functions I also have noticed the shortcut panel. Again looking for something, but don't remember the placement, quite practical. 

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While checking different functions I also have noticed the shortcut panel. Again looking for something, but don't remember the placement, quite practical. 