Difference between revisions of "Copy Tags from Source Segments"
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| − | Use {{key|option}} | + | Use {{key|option}} + {{key|command}} + {{key|down}} to copy one tag from the source segment at a time, starting with the first selected tag in the source segment which is colored red. Once copied, the next tag in the segment will be automatically selected and colored red. To select and copy tags in a different order, use the '''''Next Tag''''' or '''''Previous Tag''''' icons (or their assigned shortcut keys) under the '''''Translation''''' tab. |
| − | To copy all tags at once, use the '''''Copy All Tags''''' icon ({{key|option}} | + | To copy all tags at once, use the '''''Copy All Tags''''' icon ({{key|option}} + {{key|a}}) under the '''''Edit''''' tab. |
If the shortcuts mentioned above do not work for you, it might be because they are associated with different keyboard keys. Check out [[Assign or Reassign Shortcut Keys]] to learn what the keys are and how to change the associated keyboard keys. | If the shortcuts mentioned above do not work for you, it might be because they are associated with different keyboard keys. Check out [[Assign or Reassign Shortcut Keys]] to learn what the keys are and how to change the associated keyboard keys. | ||
Revision as of 09:27, 22 January 2019
Use option + command + down to copy one tag from the source segment at a time, starting with the first selected tag in the source segment which is colored red. Once copied, the next tag in the segment will be automatically selected and colored red. To select and copy tags in a different order, use the Next Tag or Previous Tag icons (or their assigned shortcut keys) under the Translation tab.
To copy all tags at once, use the Copy All Tags icon (option + a) under the Edit tab.
If the shortcuts mentioned above do not work for you, it might be because they are associated with different keyboard keys. Check out Assign or Reassign Shortcut Keys to learn what the keys are and how to change the associated keyboard keys.
Version: Wordfast Pro 5.7
Operating System: macOS
--Yasmin Moslem, 29 December 2011
Updated by Byron, 10 January 2019
