This option exports the TextBase as a plain .TXT file where each line contains the alignment number, the source segment, the target segment, the name of the TextBase and the document file name each separated by a tab.

1. Browse to the folder where you'd like to save the file, name it and then click Save:

The Translation Memory Exchange (TMX) format is a standard format for sharing Translation Memories with users of other Translation Memory software. Exporting to a Word file will create a side-by-side table in a Word document.

1. Select either TMX or Word from the Export Type drop-down list:


2. Click the folder icon and select where you want to save the file. Click Save:


3. The Alignments dropdown allows you to choose whether to include all alignments or only the alignments which have been confirmed:


4a. To specify the name of the language to use in the exported file you can type the name of each language that you wish to export in the Languages tab:


4bi. Instead of typing the name of each language, you can alternatively provide a TMX language list file. This is a simple text file (.TXT), which can be created using the standard Windows Notepad application, containing a list of languages using the format language-code=Language Name. Here is an example list file which contains regional variants of English and French, each on a new line:


4bii. Click the folder icon next to TMX language list file option, find your list file and click Save:


4biii. The language selection drop-down lists will then be populated using the provided list file:


5. Once you are ready to export the TMX or Word file, click Save. Once the export has finished, a new window will appear showing the exported file:

This option is very similar to the Export to TMX/Word file option (see previous section for details).

It allows you to log into the TAUS Data Association (TDA) translation memory supercloud using your membership credentials and upload the exported TextBase: