Presentation	The world’s leading CAT tool is evolving – Introducing SDL Trados Studio 2017	Time: 10:05 to 11:05
Presentation	From Signup to Job: An Overview of How to Increase Your Translation Client Base with TM-Town	Time: 11:15 to 12:15
Presentation	Improving your productivity with memoQ - advanced functions, tips & tricks	Time: 12:25 to 13:25
Presentation	CafeTran Espresso - the Translation Tool Tuned to Translate Fast and Enjoy it	Time: 13:35 to 14:10
Presentation	Wordfast Pro 4 - tips & tricks	Time: 14:20 to 15:20
Group discussion	General Chat	Time: 15:00 to 18:00
Presentation	Unleash the potential of Déjà Vu X3 CAT tool	Time: 15:30 to 16:30
On-demand presentation	An overview of SDL Trados Studio 2015	Time: 16:00 to 16:05
On-demand presentation	Studio 2017 - Innovative technology, made human	Time: 16:00 to 16:05
On-demand presentation	Translating a single document in SDL Trados Studio 2015	Time: 16:05 to 16:10
On-demand presentation	SDL Trados Studio 2015 – an introduction to the SDL Language Platform and SDL Trados Studio 2015	Time: 16:10 to 16:15
On-demand presentation	SDL Trados Studio 2015 for beginners – how to get started!	Time: 16:15 to 16:20
On-demand presentation	SDL Trados Studio 2015 – Your productivity, our technology	Time: 16:20 to 16:25
On-demand presentation	SDL Trados Studio 2015 – Quality features in focus	Time: 16:25 to 16:30
On-demand presentation	SDL Trados Studio 2015 – Personalizing Studio – Your Studio, your way	Time: 16:30 to 16:35
On-demand presentation	SDL - A beginners guide to SDL Trados Studio 2015	Time: 16:35 to 16:40
On-demand presentation	SDL - Top 5 time-saving apps from the SDL OpenExchange App Store	Time: 16:40 to 16:45
On-demand presentation	Introduction to the TTI research and why we decided to take the technology pulse of the translation industry	Time: 16:45 to 16:50
On-demand presentation	How and why technology is supporting the drive for quality	Time: 16:50 to 16:55
On-demand presentation	Change working practices and technology	Time: 16:55 to 17:00
On-demand presentation	Going beyond translation memory in the search for higher productivity	Time: 17:00 to 17:05
On-demand presentation	Registering for TM-Town	Time: 18:05 to 18:10
On-demand presentation	Nakōdo: A first-of-its-kind translator search engine by TM-Town	Time: 18:10 to 18:15
On-demand presentation	Aligning Documents on TM-Town	Time: 18:15 to 18:20
On-demand presentation	Loading Work on TM-Town	Time: 18:20 to 18:25
On-demand presentation	Building and Maintaining Terminology Glossaries on TM-Town	Time: 18:25 to 18:30
On-demand presentation	Creating Your Nakōdo Term Blacklist	Time: 18:30 to 18:35
On-demand presentation	Sending your ProZ.com portfolio samples to TM-Town	Time: 18:35 to 18:40
On-demand presentation	Redacting Confidential Information	Time: 18:40 to 18:45
On-demand presentation	Selling Glossaries on the TM-Town Terminology Marketplace	Time: 18:45 to 18:50
On-demand presentation	Getting Started Leveraging Your TM-Town Account in CafeTran Espresso	Time: 18:50 to 18:55
On-demand presentation	Sharing Documents on TM-Town	Time: 18:55 to 19:00
On-demand presentation	Getting started with memoQ	Time: 19:00 to 19:05
On-demand presentation	Shift gears with memoQ: advanced topics, tips & tricks	Time: 19:05 to 19:10
On-demand presentation	Automated alignment with LiveDocs	Time: 19:10 to 19:15
On-demand presentation	Kiss of the Muse – speed up your translation with suggestions from your Muses	Time: 19:15 to 19:20
On-demand presentation	Correcting fuzzy matches with memoQ’s MatchPatch	Time: 19:20 to 19:25
On-demand presentation	Processing XML files with memoQ	Time: 19:25 to 19:30
On-demand presentation	Search. Filtering. Views. How can these features improve my work?	Time: 19:30 to 19:35
On-demand presentation	Short introduction to memoQ's auto-translation rules	Time: 19:35 to 19:40
On-demand presentation	Can non-translatable lists help my work? Sure!	Time: 19:40 to 19:45
On-demand presentation	Teamwork for freelancers: sharing TMs and TBs with Language Terminal	Time: 19:45 to 19:50
On-demand presentation	Language Terminal: the freelance translator’s project management tool	Time: 19:50 to 19:55
On-demand presentation	Wordfast Pro - Tips and Tricks	Time: 20:00 to 20:05
On-demand presentation	Wordfast Anywhere: Free Web-based translation memory	Time: 20:05 to 20:10
On-demand presentation	Wordfast Pro for Project Managers	Time: 20:10 to 20:15
On-demand presentation	The Wordfast Product Suite: Addressing Translation Efficiency at the Enterprise Level	Time: 20:15 to 20:20
On-demand presentation	Reduce Costs and Increase Productivity with Wordfast Pro for LSPs	Time: 20:20 to 20:25
On-demand presentation	Wordfast Studio - Aperçu et Astuces	Time: 20:25 to 20:30
On-demand presentation	The Wordfast Product Suite: Find The Right TM Solution For You	Time: 20:30 to 20:35
On-demand presentation	Training for New Déjà Vu X3 Users	Time: 20:45 to 20:50
On-demand presentation	Training for Déjà Vu X3 Advanced Users	Time: 20:50 to 20:55
On-demand presentation	DVX3's DeepMiner	Time: 20:55 to 21:00
On-demand presentation	DVX3's Autowrite	Time: 21:00 to 21:05
On-demand presentation	DVX3 user friendliness	Time: 21:05 to 21:10
On-demand presentation	Webinar presentation of TEAMserver	Time: 21:10 to 21:15
On-demand presentation	DVX3 Unmatched Interoperability	Time: 21:15 to 21:20
On-demand presentation	RegEx in DVX3 - A useful example: Terminology extraction	Time: 21:20 to 21:25
On-demand presentation	Introductory Webinar on DVX3	Time: 21:25 to 21:30
On-demand presentation	Inline Formatting in Déjà Vu X3	Time: 21:30 to 21:35
On-demand presentation	Live Preview with Déjà Vu X3	Time: 21:35 to 21:40

Very useful and interesting presentations

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Very informative. Thanks a lot!

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I liked the Deja Vu presentation - it was interesting and very informative. If I hadn't already invested heavily in SDL, Deja Vu would be the program I'd try.

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The sessions were informative and resourceful. Thanks a lot for everything.

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This was an incredible event with so much helpful information. I learned a great deal but am motivated to learn more from all the great presentations over the past three days. What a gift to allow us access to the recordings to go over the information again to allow it to continue to process. Thank you to all the wonderful presenters and organizers that gave of their time to educate those of us who are interested in this career.

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The sessions were informative and resourceful. Thanks a lot for everything.

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11:50 Apr 8, 2014	Blandine-ATRIL: 1459982	All	what you are listing here is available in DVX3
11:50 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	because the other two things you mention are in DVX3
11:51 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	recognized terms are not marked in any way in the source segment
11:51 Apr 8, 2014	hnoronha: 556405	All	Here is my take on this: I have been in this industry for 29 years and was the guy who first requested Iko and Jochen to create a tool that can remember a sentence that was done at Trados in 1985.
11:52 Apr 8, 2014	hnoronha: 556405	All	DVX is the most user-friendly of all the tools but badly needs to move away from Access
11:52 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Pavel: the highlighting of source terms found by AutoSearch is something we're considering
11:52 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	but most of the private feedback we've had from individual users is that this is actually not particularly useful and is quite distracting
11:53 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	so we'll obviously be making it optional
11:53 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	Both Trados and MemoQ have it as standard, but if you make it available in any form in Deja vu it will be greatly appreciated.
11:53 Apr 8, 2014	hnoronha: 556405	All	Trados database processing is 10 times faster; and the databases are smaller. The 2 GB limit on Access databases is unacceptable in a modern tool. MemoQ databases stink too - far too slow and unweildy
11:54 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	hnoronha – please, keep the conversation civil and respectful.
11:55 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Pavel: what did Hildreth say?
11:56 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	Please, do not use words like 'stink', your point is clear even without making it too negative.
11:56 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Hildreth: one of the main reasons why we didn't make the change in DVX3 was to allow for interoperability between DVX2 and DVX3
11:57 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	based on our experience when going from DV3 to DVX, and then from DVX to DVX2, it was clear that most people expected to versions to co-exist and interoperate
11:59 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	Back to the point: Deja vu x2's QA is unusable. Explained in detail here: http://www.proz.com/forum/d%C3%A9j%C3%A0_vu_support/230066-djv_x2_areas_to_improve_wishlist-page4.html
12:00 Apr 8, 2014	Nuri Razi: 941714	All	Hi Everybody
12:00 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	If a term is entered in the termbase as stand alone and also as part of an expression, the QA will issue a warning if both target terms are not used at the same time in the same segment.
12:01 Apr 8, 2014	Pavel Tsvetkov: 634408	All	Which makes no sense and is a huge waste of time in a big project.
12:01 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Pavel: that sounds like a bug... it should only be marked as an error if it was in the Lexicon (which has a higher priority than the TB)
12:02 Apr 8, 2014	Drew MacFadyen: 601248	All	http://www.proz.com/virtual-conferences/604/program/9448 Déjà Vu X3 training for beginners will begin shortly
12:02 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	I'll make sure we check this and get this fixed ASAP
12:02 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	Hildreth, SQL Server can handle huge DBs, but is not particularly fast if you want to use it from a desktop application
12:03 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	so it makes sense for a server-based product (where the network itself is a bigger I/O bottleneck)
12:03 Apr 8, 2014	Daniel Benito: 1130548	All	but for a desktop application, something like sqlite is probably more appropriate