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README.md ApSIC Xbench 3.0 file formats There are three file formats relevant for ApSIC Xbench 3.0: • (.xbp extension). C Get Time Milliseconds Windows 8. This file defines the bilingual files added to the Xbench project, their types, their attributes. It also defines the inline entries of the project checklist and the paths for any additional checklist files attached to the project. • (.xml extension). This file defines the QA settings (including the spell-checking dictionary) that must be selected in the Xbench QA tab. It also refers to the Xbench project file (.xbp) that must be loaded with these settings.

• (.xbckl extension). This file defines the checklist entries and the included or inherited checklists. ApSIC Xbench Project File (.xbp extension) The ApSIC Xbench project file is used to store the settings for the files or directories that must be loaded by Xbench. The file format is a UTF-8 XML file and you can create one simply by choosing File->Save in ApSIC Xbench. Please remember that XML element and attribute names are case-sensitive.

The.xbp file has this structure. C: Users me EXAMPLE.xbp 5 1 1 0 0 0 TheDocs.xliff 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 This is the meaning of the attributes and element values in the sample above. • checklistgroup: The container for all checklists attached to the project. • checklist: The individual checklist attached to the Xbench project. It has these attributes: • name: The display name of the checklist. If the value is $project, it is the Project checklist, which was its checklist items inlined in the.xbp file.

• path: The file path to the.xbp file. • active: If true the checklist is active in the QA tab. If false, the checklist is listed but not active in the QA tab.

• glossarylist: The container of glossary elements. • glossary: Indicates a glossary (bilingual file) block. Please note that anything that can be loaded in Xbench (for example an.sdlxliff file) may be called a glossary. They are called glossaries for historical reasons (at the beginning of time, Xbench only had a search function, which was used to search glossaries). Boris Fx Sony Vegas 11.

• type: The type number of the glossary. E: XBench prova3.xbp fr-FR This is the meaning of the attributes and element values in the sample above. • group: The name of the group in the Check Group list box of the QA tab. The name is case-sensitive and must match exactly the text shown in the Xbench user interface. The values available are Basic and Content.

• function: The name of the check in the List of Checks list box of the QA tab. The name is case-sensitive and must match exactly the text shown in the Xbench user interface.