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How to have a word count of a tmx file.
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Michael Beijer
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@Diego: Apr 20, 2014

PS: Many of my suggestions have already been implemented (in TMX Editor 8.0) by the Heartsome team. It's worth sending your feature requests to their support email:

[email protected]

They are very interested in their users’ ideas, and I think a wordcount feature ought to be relatively easy for them to implement. I'll email them too.

Michael

[Edited at 2014-04-20 13:26 GMT]
 
esperantisto
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Export to bilingual Apr 20, 2014

AFAIK, Heartsome TMX editor can export a TM to a bilingual document with source and target arranged as a table. So, do it and count words.
 
Diego Sibilia
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thx Apr 21, 2014

thx a lot.
 
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