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Does a MemoQ version support MHTML pages?
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Feb 1

Hello everybody,

recently I discussed the best way of translating a website. The agency that hosts the customer's website agreed on giving me HTML pages for translation. Importing and quoting these was straightforward.
Now they come back with their user interfaces which are MHTLM. My MQ version 9.7. doesn't support that format.
So my question at this point is whether an upgrade version does. Or whether anybody would know a workaround.

Looking forward for yo... See more
Hello everybody,

recently I discussed the best way of translating a website. The agency that hosts the customer's website agreed on giving me HTML pages for translation. Importing and quoting these was straightforward.
Now they come back with their user interfaces which are MHTLM. My MQ version 9.7. doesn't support that format.
So my question at this point is whether an upgrade version does. Or whether anybody would know a workaround.

Looking forward for your knowledgeable answers.

Thanks
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Does a MemoQ version support MHTML pages?






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