To upload a file with translations, follow these steps: You can upload completed translations (in original or XLIFF format) via the Editor or the language page. In the File menu, select Export Filtered in XLIFF.Filter strings based on some specific criteria.To download filtered strings, follow these steps: For example, you might want to download strings translated by some specific project member, or only untranslated strings, or only strings with comments. There are cases when it’s necessary to download strings based on some specific criteria. XLIFF files are supported by the majority of desktop localization tools. This way is more convenient, as it doesn’t require opening each file separately to translate. Using Export in XLIFF, you will get all the source strings and completed translations in a single XLIFF file. The Download option is useful in case you want to test the product’s localized version.
XLIFF EDITOR WINDOWS ARCHIVE
Using the Download translations option, you will get a ZIP archive with all the project files containing translations in an original format. Select Download translations or Export in XLIFF.To download all the project files for a specific language, follow these steps: Click toward the file that should be downloaded.ĭownloading All Files for a Specific Language.Open your project and select a language.In the File menu, select Download or Export in XLIFF.ĭownloading a Single File via Language Page.Click on the Main menu in the upper-left corner.To download a single file to translate offline, follow these steps: It could be done via the Editor or the language page. You can download each file separately (in original or XLIFF format), download filtered strings (in XLIFF format), or download all files for a specific language (in original or XLIFF format).
Translators will be able to download files only if the project manager enables downloads in the Settings tab.
Project files can be downloaded for offline translation.
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