Switching to Sisulizer?

Switching is easy.

Switching to Sisulizer from another localization tool is very easy and you are not going to lose any of your translations. There is no reason not to use Sisulizer—your business will profit greatly from Sisulizer.

Import your translations to Sisulizer

The best way to import your existing translations is to read them from your localized binary files. Just follow these simple steps:

• Create localized files using your old localization tool.
• Click File > New to create a new Sisulizer project.
• If your old project contains several files, click Project > Add Source to add additional source files or databases.
• Right-click the column header of the language that you want to import to, and choose Import to open the Import Wizard.
• Browse to the localized file name and complete the wizard.

If you are using Multilizer™ 6.x you can simply use File | Open in Sisulizer to import your .mpr file.

Sisulizer can import from many sources

If you are switching to Sisulizer, you will be happy to see how many formats are supported to import translations.

• Any database table with language pairs
• Borland® Translation Repository files
• Multilizer™ project files (.mpr)
• Multilizer™ dictionary files (.mld)
• New and old Microsoft Glossaries (.csv)
• Text files (.txt)
• TMX files (.tmx)
• PO/POT files
• XLIFF
• And many more options

Where applicable, you can import by context, by original value, or even using both methods. You can import only strings or all items. When the format provides the pertinent information, you can import statuses and comments. Sisulizer has very flexible import filters.

Don't wait. You can start right away

• You can try Sisulizer with your project right now for free.
• It is absolutely safe because Sisulizer does not change your source files in any way.
• Everything you translate with the demo version can be used with the licensed version.
• Deliver your software to new markets.
• Start with the download of your Sisulizer evaluation right now.