Translation Magic: Eclipse Prefixes, Suffixes, & Conflicts Kit

Over 2 hours  video presentations PLUS .3 NCRA Continuing Education Units!

Here’s what one Eclipse user had to say about “Translation Magic”…

“Needless to say, switiching to a completely different program was a little overwhelming.  Then I learned about “Translation Magic.”  It has somewhere around 900 conflicts, etc. programmed into it.  I went through the video and WOW!!!!  I got over a 9(% translation rate with my conflicts all resolving the right way.  I especially love the Number conflicts and Echo conflicts.  It saves so much time in Editing.  Thanks.”

—  Tami Le, Southern California

Please Note: All videos run from CD-ROM disks and can be played on your computer, even while Eclipse is being used.

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Tutorial Outline:

Audio/Visual Tips

How the Video Player Works

Introduction:  A New Meaning for “Translation Magic”

1. Dictionary & User Settings Backups
2. Prefixes and Suffixes

Introduction

Install the Prefixes and Suffixes Kit

What Eclipses Uses to Add Prefixes and Suffixes

The Prefixes and Suffixes Dictionary

The Prefixes and Suffixes Table

The “Add Prefix/Suffix” Dialogue

The Spelling Dictionary

Integral Prefixes and Suffixes

Troubleshooting

3. Conflicts

Introduction

Install the Conflicts Kit

How to Use the Conflicts Kit

How Eclipse Resolves Conflicts

The Conflicts Dictionaries

Adopting Entries and Changing Steno

Basic Conflicts

Punctuation Conflicts

Hyphenation Conflicts

Number-Related Conflicts

Slop-Stroke Entries

Copying Conflict Resolution Logic

Keyboard Magic

Troubleshooting

4. Customizing the Phonetics Table (Updated for v4.2)

5. Demystifying the Metadictionary

Metadictionary Basics

Simple Metadictionary Changes

Wildcards within Metadictionaries

Hiding Braces in the Metadictionary

The Metadictionary Editor (as of Total Eclipse 4.1)
Obtaining Continuing Education Credits

How to Obtain NCRA Continuing Education Credits

Test 1: Multiple Choice – 25 Questions

Test 2: True or False – 50 Questions

Note:  Two tests are offered.  Take whichever one you prefer.

You can even take both tests, but double credit is not available.