Memsource Editor for Desktop Releases 2021

Users must now approve automated updates to the editor and are notified of what is new in the release.

Administration privileges are no longer required for installation. Windows users wanting to run the editor without administration privileges must reinstall the editor from the installation package.

In larger files, when scrolling upwards and clicking in an unfocused segment that is not covered, the activated segment jumps to the center. This has been fixed.

The Ctrl+Ins keyboard shortcut does not work if NumLock is turned off. This has been fixed.

Links in context notes are not clickable. This has been fixed.

The names, warnings and info regarding terminology related QA checks have been changed to make them easier to understand.

This release includes general optimization improvements.

In-context preview unexpectedly expands to fill the window. This has been fixed.

The Changes Pane is showing incorrect results. This has been fixed.

The Ctrl+Shift+Tab keyboard shortcut can now be used to switch between side panes in the reverse direction.

Tag metadata from TMs is being ignored. This has been fixed.

Filter setting options are not maintained for an instance after clearing the filter. This has been fixed.

The width of the CAT pane is not being consistently saved. This has been fixed.

macOS users can use press-and-hold on the keyboard to bring up a list of accented characters.

Project Managers can now prevent Linguists from editing the content of tags.

Newline character \r is being changed to \n on import. This has been fixed.

Linguists can confirm locked segments without using F2. This has been fixed.

Using a quotation mark in a source/filter field causes the editor to crash. This has been fixed.

Created and Modified metadata is not correctly displaying the time stamp when changing the language to Russian. This has been fixed.

Selecting multiple QA warnings is not always working. This has been fixed.