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How to merge two .mdb TMs?
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maci3j
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Dec 3, 2011

I have to merge together two TMs (*.mdb). Does anybody know how to do it?

[Edited at 2011-12-03 11:48 GMT]
 
Vitaliy Dzivoronyuk
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You can easily merge two .mdb files using Maintain function of SDLX. Launch this application, open main TM and import the second TM into the first one.

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Sergei Leshchinsky
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... Dec 3, 2011

Pay attention to the options "Overwrite existing" or "Add as new", in order to keep the entries you need in place.
 
maci3j
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? Dec 3, 2011

Is it possible in SDLX Lite? I cannot find this function...
 


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