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Where is the progress bar?
Thread poster: Wiktor Balut
Wiktor Balut
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Nov 12, 2018

Does memoQ have a simple progress bar just like Trados that would display the percentage of "not translated, draft, translated" words in a file you are working on?
The designated terms might differ. I am mostly interested in the "draft" percentage bit. MemoQ seems to change the colour of the match percentage "cell" so it acknowledges editing but nothing else seems to be changing live.
 
Stepan Konev
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Try this link Nov 13, 2018

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Wiktor Balut
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Thank you Nov 13, 2018

Thank you for your reply. I read it more closely this time. Yet, it seems that this progress bar simply does not display on my PC but I heard that it is not an uncommon problem.
 


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