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	<title>Comments on: Literary translations using a CAT tool</title>
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		<title>By: Thatcher</title>
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		<description>One HUGE reason to use a CAT tool for literary translation: dealing with revisions/changes to the source document are a breeze!

Though we still don&#039;t use CAT for all creative projects, when we&#039;re working on a project that will likely change (scripts, drafts, etc), doing the translation in a CAT tool saves tremendous amounts of time translating revisions.</description>
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<p>Though we still don&#8217;t use CAT for all creative projects, when we&#8217;re working on a project that will likely change (scripts, drafts, etc), doing the translation in a CAT tool saves tremendous amounts of time translating revisions.</p>
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