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CAT-Tools/DéjàVu X/Numbers messed up during Assemble operation

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Added: Rob Laumen (09 Feb 2007)

Version: 7.0.284

System: Windows XP SP2

Description: DVX messes up numbers during Assemble operation.
Example 1:

  • Original segment:

The Sun Fire X2100 M2 server is the quintessential cost-effective two-way x64 server for customers seeking a high performance and energy efficient solution.

  • Translation of original segment:

De Sun Fire X2100 M2-server is de echt betaalbare tweewegs x64-server voor klanten die op zoek zijn naar een hoogwaardige en energiezuinige oplossing

  • New segment:

The Sun Fire X2100 server is the quintessential cost-effective two-way x64 server for customers seeking a high performance and energy efficient solution. (Please note that the only difference with the original segment is the deletion of M2)

  • Assembled translation for new segment:

De Sun Fire X2100 M64-server is de echt betaalbare tweewegs x64-server voor klanten die op zoek zijn naar een hoogwaardige en energiezuinige oplossing. (So instead of deleting M2 in the assembled translation DVX replaces it with M64)
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