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Translation Tuning and Predictability in Eclipse - Part 2

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Presenter: Michael Starkman
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In Part 2 of this webinar series, Michael Starkman is going to cover what should and should not be in your dictionary and how to properly define the entries that do belong in the dictionary. Also examined will be the pertinent dictionary filters to help you sort, find, and modify existing entries. Lastly, he's going to explore, in detail, the numbers tab in User Settings. Join Michael Starkman, along with Keith Vincent and Jeremy Thorne, the creator of Eclipse, as they show you how to get the most out of Eclipse!



Translation Tuning and Predictability in Eclipse - Part 2

 

Automatic Number Conversion.

 

Within the AI feature set, this is probably the most widely used. Numbers are always a challenge and Eclipse uses natural language to make writing them easy. There is no need to visualize the number in your head first, so you can format it properly as you write it. Instead, with only a few exceptions, you can write exactly what you hear. MagicHandsWhen setting up this feature, there are two areas of Eclipse you must work with: your main dictionary and the controls in the numbers tab of the User Settings dialog.

 

In Part 2 of this webinar series, Michael Starkman is going to cover what should and should not be in your dictionary and how to properly define the entries that do belong in the dictionary. Also examined will be the pertinent dictionary filters to help you sort, find, and modify existing entries. Lastly, he's going to explore, in detail, the numbers tab in User Settings.

 

Some of what will be covered:

 

DEFINING

  • Defining numbers written out and from the number bar.
  • Words related to numbers.
  • The decimal point.
  • Ordinal numbers.
  • Currency or numbers related to money.
  • Units of measure.
  • Dates.
  • Y2K strokes, 2015, 2016, etc.
  • Numbers related to time.

 

FILTERING

  • Pertinent dictionary filters.
  • How to efficiently modify/delete entries.
  • Selecting multiple entries.

 

NUMBERS TAB

  • Ignore written numbers.
  • Process and as a number.
  • Number of digits.
  • Numeric Classes.
  • Time.



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