MadCap Lingo

With MadCap Lingo, you can:

• Prepare any number of files for translation while maintaining Flare project formatting and integrity
• Improve reliability of translation with built-in TermBase Editor to create and manage a concept-oriented multilingual terminology database
• Import and translate content created in DITA, Microsoft Word, RTF, RESX, TXT, XML, HTML and more
• Open Flare, MadCap Contributor, Mimic and Capture content directly from within MadCap Lingo
• Eliminate the need for out-of-project file transfers
• Use Find-and-Replace and Find-in-File search to rapidly update multiple instances of common strings
• Streamline releases by using Project Update to instantly identify differences between revisions and visually see what has been added, removed or changed between projects
• Leverage all previous translations directly from MadCap Lingo by importing and exporting TMX (Translation Memory eXchange) files
• Open and edit your translation memory database
• View original and previously translated documents side-by-side, allowing validation of the aligned segments

Now in a single click, you can easily package all the files required for translation. Authors now have a clearer understanding of what exactly needs to be translated, what has and has not been translated, exact word and segment counts, as wells as a simple streamlined way to incorporate translations back into your projects.

With Project Packager, prepare and manage all your files prior to sending for translation in one easy step.

• Use MadCap Lingo and the Project Packager feature to streamline and manage all your required translation files regardless of the TM tool being used
• Get detailed statistical reports prior to translation for accurate estimates and visibility into what needs or does not need to be translated
• Bundle and save all files required for translation into a single tool-agnostic Zip file for use by a translator
• Easily incorporate and merge translated content
• Run statistical reports showing detailed information (including direct links) for each project and file to determine translation status including what has/has not been translated, how many words/segments translated, etc.