Office and Trados for Windows 7 Thread poster: Sean Liu
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Sean Liu 
China
Local time: 02:39
English to Chinese
Hi, everyone, since Windows 7's release, I plan to change my PC system and translation work to the new OS. Currently I run Office 2003 SP2 + SDL Trados 2006 on XP SP2.
But I don't know if the combination can work on Windows 7 (I've got the Ultimate edition now), actually I feel to OK with this, but if under Windows 7, do I need to upgrade to Office 2007+Trados 2007 both, or can I keep the combination? Is there any problem in either situation?
Expect your advice, thank you! ... See more Hi, everyone, since Windows 7's release, I plan to change my PC system and translation work to the new OS. Currently I run Office 2003 SP2 + SDL Trados 2006 on XP SP2.
But I don't know if the combination can work on Windows 7 (I've got the Ultimate edition now), actually I feel to OK with this, but if under Windows 7, do I need to upgrade to Office 2007+Trados 2007 both, or can I keep the combination? Is there any problem in either situation?
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| | | | | Contradictory reports | Nov 30, 2009 |
Hi!
I have no first hand experience, but a friend of mine just bought a Windows 7 machine.
He installed Trados 2007, and manages to start TagEditor, but it behaves erratically, and the cursor won't move to the next segment.
OTOH, I believe other Prozians are running T2007 and Win7 successfully. I don't know what my friend did wrong???
I popped a question to the SDL chat, and they tell me that T2007 is unsupported on Win7. But if you manage to m... See more Hi!
I have no first hand experience, but a friend of mine just bought a Windows 7 machine.
He installed Trados 2007, and manages to start TagEditor, but it behaves erratically, and the cursor won't move to the next segment.
OTOH, I believe other Prozians are running T2007 and Win7 successfully. I don't know what my friend did wrong???
I popped a question to the SDL chat, and they tell me that T2007 is unsupported on Win7. But if you manage to make it work, "hats off" to you! ▲ Collapse
| | | | avsie (X)
Local time: 20:39
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SDL Trados 2007 Suite and Studio 2009 work fine on my PC with Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bits. The only program I haven't been able to get to work is the SDL TeamWorks 2006 Client (needed to connect to one my client's servers). I wanted to try it in XP Mode, but unfortunately, my PC's hardware doesn't support virtualization
| | | | | So far so good (mostly) | Dec 1, 2009 |
We have just switched to Windows 7 and have mostly had smooth sailing with Trados 2007, so it does work in principle, though I expect there are all sorts of individual circumstances that might make things more complicated.
The biggest issue we have had is using the SDL Trados Server Manager application which won't connect to the server as usual. Has anyone had any issues with this too after switching to Windows 7??
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| Trados 2006 doesn't seem to be working. | Dec 11, 2009 |
I'm currently setting up a new computer, Word 2003 is working properly but Trados 2006 doesn't want to install (Microsoft Register Server stopped working error message during installation). I am trying to use the tips that are described here
http://capitalhead.com/articles/how-to-run-sdl-trados-2006-on-windows-vista-and-windows-7.aspx... See more I'm currently setting up a new computer, Word 2003 is working properly but Trados 2006 doesn't want to install (Microsoft Register Server stopped working error message during installation). I am trying to use the tips that are described here
http://capitalhead.com/articles/how-to-run-sdl-trados-2006-on-windows-vista-and-windows-7.aspx
but it doesn't seem to work.
I would be interested to know if there are other things to try...
[rant]I bought this computer in the idea that I could set up two new main partitions for XP and Linux, but it turns out that W7 uses the 4 main partitions, and one of them is dynamic. I am also told that formatting W7 would toast the bios so I can't just erase it as I did with Vista. So I am with a very nice looking new computer with a lot of graphic effects that I can't use for work unless I fork out a plump amount for the upgrades.
I'm considering buying an esata disk to boot from there, and use the internal disk for storage.[/rant]
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| | | | Henry Zhang
United Kingdom
Local time: 19:39
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Hi, since you use Windows 7 Ultimate, you can change your OS to xp mode and under XP you still can use Trados 6.0
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