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Using QA Distiller
How to use QA Distiller to check for mistakes in bilingual files.
Exporting forgotten translations
If you want to translate forgotten translations separately, you can export them.

Using QA Distiller
How to use QA Distiller to check for mistakes in bilingual files.
- Loading files
  You can load files in several different ways.
- Clearing files
- Processing files
- Correcting errors
- Fixing language codes
  Take the following steps if the language codes do not correspond to the actual source or target language of the files that have been loaded.
- Quick Correct menu
  You can use the Quick Correct menu to reduce the number of false error messages or correct multiple mistakes.
- Editing XLIFF files in Edit Mode
  You can edit both the source and target fields, provided they are not locked.
- Editing TMX files in Edit Mode
  You can edit both the source and target fields, provided they are not locked.
- Marking an error as fixed
- Discarding an error
  When an error does not refer to a genuine mistake and is, in fact, a false positive, you can discard it.
- Exporting forgotten translations
  If you want to translate forgotten translations separately, you can export them.
- Creating a log file
  You can save a report of all the errors that QA Distiller found in your files.
- Types of log files
  You can save a report of all the errors that QA Distiller found in your files.

Exporting forgotten translations

If you want to translate forgotten translations separately, you can export them.

Do one of the following:
- Click File > Export forgotten translations.
- Press Ctrl+F2.
Select the types of error that you want to include in the export.
Select which errors you want to export.
Click OK.
Browse to the location where you want to save the file.
Click Save.