Changing the name of the author in comments
Thread poster: Nicolas Gambardella
Nicolas Gambardella
Nicolas Gambardella
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Jun 8, 2020

Hello,

I wonder if it is possible to change the name that appears in the comments when they are exported from segment notes. At the moment, all my comments are authored by "Cafetran".

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I would like my name to appear there. I cannot find a place where to enter my details in Cafetran Espresso.


 
Jean Dimitriadis
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  Jun 8, 2020

Hi Nicolas,

This can be set in "User ID" under Preferences > General.

Please note this field also affects the author name in XLIFF/TMX metadata.


 
Nicolas Gambardella
Nicolas Gambardella
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:56
Member (2019)
English to French
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Thank you Jun 8, 2020

Of course, sorry. My brain was looking for the string "name" and automatically ignored "ID", probably because it associates it with automatically generated identifiers.

Jean Dimitriadis wrote:

Hi Nicolas,

This can be set in "User ID" under Preferences > General.

Please note this field also affects the author name in XLIFF/TMX metadata.


 


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