A few weeks ago, I had a 5-episode series about CAT tools when I talked about...

how they are so crucial for our daily activities as translators
how to manage your translation memories
how to keep a glossary
how tags work within a CAT tool file, and
how matches and repetitions help cut down the time we spent on a project and assure consistency throughout a long-term collaboration.

You can also watch the CAT Tool Series on YouTube: https://bit.ly/T3CAT-YT
Today, I wanted to give you a different take on it and talk about online CAT tools, which you don't need to install to your computer, and can actually be used within a web browser.
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By the way, if you're interested in checking out "Tools and Technology in Translation," here are some links:
» Book
» Online Class
» YouTube Channel
» Podcast
» Webinars
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» Website
» Email
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RLombardino@WordAwareness.com

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