Thread: How to QA files in XBench

Hi Marcos
How you doing?
Right, thatīs what checklists are meant for...
For instance, if a particular client doesnīt want gerunds to be used, you can create a checklist to spot gerunds...And then, you can use that checklist as a template for another project, and then you can add more restrictions to that checklist.
The time you invest in one checklist, you gain a lot of time or quality in many other projects

Great Ana. I'll put that into practice and share some screenshots I hope will help others too. Cheers. Marcos.

Hi team! I need your help with this matter. I need to perform a QA in Xbench but so far I've used it for en-es/es-en translations. Do you know if there are licenses to be paid or something like that so as to do the same in other languages? How does that work? Can it be used for asian languages as well without any issues? Thanks in advance for your help.

Hi there!

Yes! you can QA other languages other than English and Spanish. Im not sure how many languages each licence covers... I should check that.
Here you can see the languages I have loaded, with their corresponding dictionaries for the Spelling QA.



I havenīt seen any of the Asian languages, not at least in the version I have, but I guess there should be included in recent versions... Anyone knows?

Thanks as usual Ana!

I'm really having some issues when working with asian languages and would be great if someone knows how to use Xbench for them. Cheers.

Hi!
I often need to export the QA report in Excel. However, Xbench opens it automatically after the export. Do you know where is the option that prevents the Excel to open?