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Now that we have your attention, don’t worry \u2013 your translation memories are valuable investments that definitely make your translation projects cheaper, faster and more accurate. But there are situations\u00a0when translation memory can actually mess up a translation instead of making it easier \u2013 such as minor updates of DTP files updates where most translated text can be reused and where last-minute changes only exist the DTP files and not in the TM. Translation\u00a0Memory\u00a0therefore, becomes outdated and you lose control over the process. How to deal with this issue?<\/p>\n
Imagine the situation. You have a new original of a document similar to an old one that was already translated in the past. The problem is you don\u2019t know what has changed. And you need the changes inserted in many other different languages.<\/p>\n
Old solution<\/strong>\u00a0would be a manual comparison of\u00a0your new and old originals, marking\u00a0deletions, changed text and new translation, then manual marking of all the\u00a0other languages.\u00a0Messy.<\/strong><\/p>\n