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Sorting Paragraphs

To sort the paragraphs displayed in the Context View, the toolbar features a drop-down list. Using the various drop-down list entries, you can determine the order in which the paragraphs are displayed in the Context View. For example, you can sort the paragraphs by the length of the source text or by paragraph states. If necessary, you can always return to the original order.

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Sorting by crossTank Match Rates

With the help of the menu entry crossTank match rate, you can sort the paragraphs in ascending or descending order according to their crossTank match rates. For example, if you sort by crossTank match rate (highest first), you can first work through the paragraphs whose translation requires little translation or none at all and then proceed with the paragraphs that have only been partly translated or not at all and that thus require more translation work.

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