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Thread poster: Richard Purdom
Richard Purdom
Richard Purdom  Identity Verified
Portugal
Local time: 10:28
Dutch to English
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Aug 24, 2015

Help!

After memoQ crashed (not uncommon) I restarted my computer - however, the lists of all local and cloud-based TMs / TBs no longer appears. These are all present in the Program Data folder, but how can I access them?

NB the TMs/TBs are listed in Program Data, but memoQ says it can't find them and they 'may have been deleted'; but they haven't...

[Edited at 2015-08-24 09:00 GMT]
 
Mikhail Popov
Mikhail Popov
Montenegro
Local time: 11:28
English to Russian
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Register local Aug 24, 2015

Find REGISTER LOCAL option in the Translation memory tab. And specify the path to your TM on the hard drive. One by one.

You can find location of your offline TM by means of Windows search
 
John Fossey
John Fossey  Identity Verified
Canada
Local time: 05:28
Member (2008)
French to English
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Found them all at once Aug 24, 2015

Mikhail Popov wrote:

Find REGISTER LOCAL option in the Translation memory tab. And specify the path to your TM on the hard drive. One by one.

You can find location of your offline TM by means of Windows search


I've had this happen to me a couple of times recently, but once one TM has been registered locally memoQ seemed to find all the rest at once. Good thing, too, because I have hundreds of TMs.

The same thing happened with TBs.
 
Richard Purdom
Richard Purdom  Identity Verified
Portugal
Local time: 10:28
Dutch to English
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Thanks Aug 24, 2015

Mikhail Popov wrote:

Find REGISTER LOCAL option in the Translation memory tab. And specify the path to your TM on the hard drive. One by one.

You can find location of your offline TM by means of Windows search


Great, thanks Mikhail. Although I do seem to have lost the TB I was using, the rest is back.
 


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