The translation area (1) is always visible.

Warnings ( F8) for viewing translated strings that fail validation tests.

Phrases and Guesses ( F10) for viewing possible translations for the current string.

Translation area for translating strings.

Sources and Forms ( F9) for viewing the context where the current string is used if the source code for the context is accessible.

Strings ( F7) for viewing translatable strings found in a context.

Context ( F6) for selecting from a list of contexts in which strings to be translated appear.

The Qt Linguist main window contains a menu bar and the following views: Once you have installed Qt, you can start Qt Linguist in the same way as any other application on the development host. The latter must not be very numerous.Qt Linguist is a tool for adding translations to Qt applications. It would be time for Articulate to rebalance their staff between marketing and developers.

Other solutions exist on the market and offer serious support.

It involves very high manual intervention costs, and for any answer Articulate answers 'we are looking into it'? It's not serious and personally I wonder if we can really continue to recommend Articulate to our customers. A bug is not a request for functionality to prioritize according to your development backlogs, they are problems to solve all the more quickly as they are blocking for YOUR CLIENTS!!!! The problem described above by Julien has been lying around for months on your forum and has still not been solved.

Hey Articulate, your product is a commercial product that you sell expensive, your customers are entitled to get concrete answers to the problems that your product imposes on them. Am I the only one who feels that the bugs and problems reported on this forum systematically seem to be answered by bots? Always the same answer 'we will forward to our support', under the understanding that with a little luck a member of the community will bring free solutions.

Free cat tool xlf