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    Question How to block tags from translating with SDL Trados?

    I was wondering if there is anything I can do when creating the project in Trados to block the content that should not be translated.

    I have been doing it manually but it takes a lot of time.

    How can I block tags from translating with SDL Trados?
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    Default Re: How to block tags from translating with SDL Trados?

    Hi Eidjit,
    Tags never appear as content that can be translated. Even more, it's hard to modify content inside a tag when it happens directly in a CAT tool.
    The best way to protect tags is with stricter QA settings.

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    Default Re: How to block tags from translating with SDL Trados?

    I have a client that has 2 HTMLS to translate and wants some content to be blocked from translating.

    Which QA strict settings could be for example?
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    Default Re: How to block tags from translating with SDL Trados?

    Is that content in tag format? If that is the case, there is nothing else to do.
    You could protect content by converting it into tag, but it won't be very visible if the CAT tool simplifies tags. The best option would be to lock the segments with that content.
    All CAT tools have QA settings that you can change and some others even allow you to create your own pack of QAs. Check whatever you find under the tags section if applicable.

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