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Thread poster: Martin Roberts
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Oct 13, 2012

Any one know how to get hold of Trados 2007? This is what some clients/agencies are asking me for, but it seems to no longer be commercially available.
 
Freisk
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SDL will stop supporting v2007 by End of Year so... Oct 13, 2012

Last year, that version could be purchased as an extra when purchasing Studio 2011 > it could worth checking with an SDL sales person via live chat maybe if they still offer it?

However, to my knowledge, SDL has decided to stop supporting version 2007 by the end of this year so it may not be a wise expense... Number of my clients are also still with 2007 but I could work on a lot of their projects if they provided TTX files.
 
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Only available as part of Studio 2011 Oct 13, 2012

Wherewithal wrote:
Any one know how to get hold of Trados 2007? This is what some clients/agencies are asking me for, but it seems to no longer be commercially available.

AFAIK, you can only get it as part of a Studio 2011 package. Just go to the SDL Trados Shop and you will find it:
 
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Please note that... Oct 13, 2012

Freisk wrote:

However, to my knowledge, SDL has decided to stop supporting version 2007 by the end of this year so it may not be a wise expense... Number of my clients are also still with 2007 but I could work on a lot of their projects if they provided TTX files.



... we will no longer be supporting Trados 2007, but this is not the same as Trados 2007 Suite and it is the Suite version that you can purchase with Studio 2011.

Regards

Paul
 
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Worth knowing why the insist on 2007? Oct 13, 2012

Wherewithal wrote:

Any one know how to get hold of Trados 2007? This is what some clients/agencies are asking me for, but it seems to no longer be commercially available.


Hi,

Unless you have to connect to a Trados 2007 TM Server, or a MultiTerm 2007 Server then you may well find that you will be able to deliver to their requirements with Studio 2011. I would ask the question because many clients ask for Trados 2007 and are served by Translators working with all kinds of tools.

Regards

Paul
 
Martin Roberts
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Many thanks to all those you have offered their advice. Oct 14, 2012

I apologise if my question may have seemed a bit basic, but I am a relative beginner in this sort of software and all your answers have been most helful.
 
Freisk
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Apologies Nov 5, 2012

SDL Support wrote:

... we will no longer be supporting Trados 2007, but this is not the same as Trados 2007 Suite and it is the Suite version that you can purchase with Studio 2011.

Regards

Paul


Hi Paul, Apologies for the confusion. Point taken.
 


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