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    Xbench add-in for Passolo now supports Passolo 2018!


    ​We’re happy to announce that we’ve just updated the Xbench add-in to support the new Passolo 2018.

    ​If you download and install the latest plugin, it will appear on Passolo 2018 and work as usual.

    You can see here how the Xbench plugin for Passolo works.

    Xbench plugin now also supports SDL Trados Studio 2019


    It is our pleasure to announce that we’ve added support for SDL Trados Studio 2019 to the Xbench plugin for Studio.

    So now you can use the Xbench plugin for Studio 2014, Studio 2015, Studio 2017, and Studio 2019.

    You can download the latest installer with support for Studio 2019 from our Download page.

    If you run into any issues or have any suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

    New Xbench 3.0 integration: Smartcat!


    We’re pleased to announce that, starting with Xbench build 1419, you have available a very cool integration with Smartcat.

    With this integration, you can do the following:

    • When editing a document in Smartcat, click the Xbench Chrome extension icon to instantly load the Smartcat file in a Xbench project.
    • Select one or more documents in the Smartcat workspace and click the Xbench Chrome extension to instantly load all documents selected in a Xbench project.
    • Select one issue in Xbench, right-click, choose Edit Segment (Ctrl+E) and Smartcat will open the document right at that segment.

    To get this functionality, you need the following:

    We hope that you enjoy working with this new integration! As always, if you run into any issue or have any suggestion, do not hesitate to contact us.

    Added support for self-hosted Matecat sites in Xbench Chrome Extension


    We’re happy to announce that we’ve added support to the Xbench Chrome Extension for self-hosted Matecat sites.

    So now, if you install the Xbench Chrome Extension and the One Tab for Matecat Chrome Extension, you will get the functionality described in this video on a self-hosted Matecat site.

    Xbench 3.0 build 1401 adds support for memoQ 8.1


    We’re happy to announce that Xbench 3.0 build 1401 adds support for memoQ 8.1.

    With this update, the Xbench 3.0 integration with memoQ 8.1 will have all functionality illustrated in this video.

    We hope you enjoy the update!

    Xbench 3.0 build 1400 adds segment positioning for Poedit


    We are pleased to announce that Xbench 3.0 build 1400 has been released!

    The new build adds segment positioning support for Poedit 2.0.2 or later.

    Now, if you have Poedit 2.0.2 associated with the .po file extension, when you choose Edit Source in Xbench Poedit will open right at the offending segment selected so that you can edit it and fix it.

    You can download Xbench 3.0 build 1400 from our Download page.

    If you run into any issues or have any suggestion, please contact us.

    Demo video for integration with Google Translator Toolkit (GTT)


    We are happy to announce that we have just added a video on our YouTube Channel showing the ApSIC Xbench 3.0 integration with Google Translator Toolkit (GTT).

    You can watch the video here.

    We hope you like it!

    Xbench 3.0 build 1395 released


    We’re happy to announce that we released Xbench 3.0 build 1395. The new build can be downloaded here.

    This build includes support for some additional formats such as memoQ Adriatic, memoQ 2-column rtf files, Dejavu alignment files and Qt Linguist PhraseBooks.

    The Xbench Conector for Memsource now features support for 2-factor authentication and can also connect to other Memsource servers.

    Also the Google Translator Toolkit support has been improved with detection of 100% matches and ICE matches, which allows you to exclude them from QA if they are not part of your scope of work. Be sure to have the Xbench Chrome Extension, and the Xbench Chrome Extension for GTT updated to the latest version (if you have them already installed, Chrome should take care of this automatically).

    The new build also includes a number of usability improvements and bug fixes. You can see a more comprehensive list in the change log.

    We hope you enjoy using Xbench 3.0 build 1395. If you run into any issues or have suggestions, please contact Support.

    Xbench Whitelisted Domain Mode now available for more than one account with the same email domain


    As you probably know, our Domain Mode licenses allow you to cover users for a @domain.com email domain with either a Full Domain Mode license or a Whitelisted Domain Mode license.

    Until now, since we only allowed one Domain Mode license per email domain, if you were an LSP with several teams in several countries, you either had to enable Full Domain Mode to cover all teams worldwide or configure one of the teams with a Whitelisted Domain Mode license and the rest of the teams with the Classic license.

    Starting today, you can write us to request Whitelisted Domain Mode for each of the teams, as long as the team in question meets the requirement of a history of 10 years purchased for the account.

    New Xbench Chrome Extension for Google Translator Toolkit (GTT)!


    With the release last week of support for Google Translator Toolkit (GTT) in our Xbench Chrome Extension, we immediately received two feature requests:

    • Include several GTT documents in the same Xbench QA session, not just the current one
    • Use Edit Source (Ctrl+E) in Xbench to go right at the segment in GTT

    We’re happy to announce that we are now releasing a new GTT-specific Chrome Extension with exactly these features, the new ApSIC Xbench Entension for GTT.

    For more details, see the announcement in our Xbench Forum.