Version: 3.0.1 - BETA
Last update of this document: May-03-02
1. Overview
2. Installation
2.1. Dependencies
2.2. Compiled Application
3. Usage
4. Feedback
TMXCheck is a utility to verify the validity and the compliance of TMX documents, starting from version 1.4.
TMXCheck is a Windows application. It can run on any version of 32-bit Windows. In order to run properly, TMXCheck needs two COM components to be installed on the machine.
You also need whatever encoding support corresponds to the languages you are working with when using the application.
To install TMXCheck execute the following steps:
C:\
), make sure
to preserve the directory structure.The extracted directory structure is as follow:
\Program Files\Okapi\TMXCheck\TMXCheck.exe = The TMXCheck executable. |
\Program Files\Okapi\TMXCheck\TMXCheck.html = The TMXCheck help file. |
TMXCheck offers the following commands:
Verifies the validity of a TMX document.
Verifies the validity and the compliance of a TMX document.
Interrupts the current verification.
Quits the application. You can use the shortcut Alt+F4 for this command.
Undoes the last edit action. You can use the shortcut Ctrl+Z for this command.
Cuts the selection and moves it to the Clipboard. You can use the shortcut Ctrl+X for this command.
Copies the selection to the Clipboard. You can use the shortcut Ctrl+C for this command.
Inserts Clipboard contents at the insertion point. You can use the shortcut Ctrl+V for this command.
Selects the entire text. You can use the shortcut Ctrl+A for this command.
Shows and hides the toolbar.
Shows and hides the status bar.
Displays TMXCheck start page.
Displays the last verification report. You can use the shortcut F9 for this command.
Opens the online help. You can use the shortcut F1 for this command.
Opens the Web page where to get the latest version of TMXCheck.
Opens the Web page where to post feedback for TMXCheck.
Opens the main Web page on TMX resources.
Opens the TMX Specification Web page.
Displays version and copyright information.
You can help make this tool better by sending bug reports, improvement suggestions and any other feedback.
Current bug reports, support information and feature requests are available at the SourceForge Repository. If you are registered with SourceForge you can submit also submit your requests there. Otherwise, send your feedback directly by email.
You can also make comment on the TMX format to the OSCAR special interest group at LISA.
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