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For authors and editors who want an offline first-draft translation of a chapter that a human translator then revises. It covers language packages, the package index, pivoting, file formats and how LibreTranslate relates, taken from project files. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and translation quality is not assessed.
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Offline machine-translation first draft of a chapter with Argos Translate, for a human translator to revise
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For authors and editors who want an offline first-draft translation of a chapter that a human translator then revises. It covers language packages, the package index, pivoting, file formats and how LibreTranslate relates, taken from project files. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and translation quality is not assessed.
Useful starting points
- Most non-English pairs have no direct package in the index, so a route through English needs every package on the route installed first.
- Check the file format before translating: the files library lists .txt, .odt, .odp, .docx, .pptx, .epub and .html, not Markdown.
- Log each package code, package version and route per chapter, and keep the source beside the draft, marked as machine translation.
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