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Extracting target segments from crossWeb
Thread poster: Hans Lenting
Hans Lenting
Hans Lenting
Netherlands
Member (2006)
German to Dutch
Apr 25, 2022

For the Windows version of Across, Jan developed his Copernicus tool that extracts content from the local Across database.

However, this solution only works on Windows and in crossWeb you don't have a local database.

So I tried to create a solution that extracted the content of target segments from the webbrowser.

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For the Windows version of Across, Jan developed his Copernicus tool that extracts content from the local Across database.

However, this solution only works on Windows and in crossWeb you don't have a local database.

So I tried to create a solution that extracted the content of target segments from the webbrowser.

Something like this solution with Keyboard Maestro. Here demoed with Wfa, since I current have no crossWeb project available. But the principle is the same.




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