this is the early post

> > Hi,
>
> > I've made aglossary, then upload it. Then I upload the text to
> > translate and open it. I indicate to use theglossary.
>
> > On the left, I see sentences wih some words available in myglossary.
> > But on the right side, I see Google translation don't use the
> >glossary. When I ask for viewing the tool kit at bottom of page,
> > Google tells me he found theglossary, and show me that he had found
> > the word in theglossary. But it don't use it!
>
> > Example (it's about fire):
> > The word "flashover" is automaticly translated in spanish by "fenómeno
> > de la combustión súbita generalizada".
> > But I just want to have "flashover" so, no translation.
> > Myglossaryis made with flashover in the "pt" column and in the "es"
> > one..
>
> > The translation given by Google is:
> > - Orginal in Portuges: "O fenômeno do flashover já foi abordado em
> > muitos artigos."
> > - Translation by Google : "O fenômeno do flashover já foi abordado em
> > muitos artigos."
> > - Indication at the bottom of page: "Glossary(1)  1. flashover
> > flashover noun"
>
> > How can I indicate Google Translation that he just have to use my
> >Glossaryrather then only telling me it find the word...
>
> > Thanks a lot
> > Pierre-Lous

On 6 Dec., 12:13, Niels Junge wrote:
> This was up in august (look here under) does anyone know there is some
> plans to make this possible, Im facing a a huge translation where this
> is realy essential.
>
> Translating multi 1000 of "segments" not 2 alike but close and have
> made a glossary my self (in progress) but without a fast way to insert
> from this glossary it relay almost as fast to type it in (days of
> work)
>
> Please advice ;-)

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