Forum: MemoQ support
Topic:● How to convert xliff file to xlf file by means of Trados and import so converted xlf file to MemoQ
Poster: Tomás Cano Binder, CT
Post title: memoQ takes different extensions
The key fact here is that XLIFF is a standard format. While different CAT tools have extensions that only affect their internal workings, any XLIFF file can be opened in memoQ, the same way memoQ's MQXLIFF files can be opened in other tools.
memoQ opens XLIFF files with the extensions *.xlf, *.xlif, and *.xliff, but you can also import XLIFF files with other extensions (for instance, MemSource's *.mxliff files) by simply selecting "All files (*.*)" as the file type when importing a file; in the "Document import options" dialog box, select "XLIFF filter" in the "Filter" column. That does it!
When you export the finished file with "Export (dialog)" in memoQ, the resulting file has the same extension and can be imported in its original CAT tool.
Topic:● How to convert xliff file to xlf file by means of Trados and import so converted xlf file to MemoQ
Poster: Tomás Cano Binder, CT
Post title: memoQ takes different extensions
The key fact here is that XLIFF is a standard format. While different CAT tools have extensions that only affect their internal workings, any XLIFF file can be opened in memoQ, the same way memoQ's MQXLIFF files can be opened in other tools.
memoQ opens XLIFF files with the extensions *.xlf, *.xlif, and *.xliff, but you can also import XLIFF files with other extensions (for instance, MemSource's *.mxliff files) by simply selecting "All files (*.*)" as the file type when importing a file; in the "Document import options" dialog box, select "XLIFF filter" in the "Filter" column. That does it!
When you export the finished file with "Export (dialog)" in memoQ, the resulting file has the same extension and can be imported in its original CAT tool.