Aug 23, 2006 16:15
18 yrs ago
French term
Porteur
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Computers: Software
Il faut savoir que si un besoin est porteur d'un dossier, la proposition d'approvisionnement sera porteuse du dossier ([nom]) et que les besoins en composants ([nom] et leurs [nom]) seront porteurs du même dossier.
From an ERP software programme. Have to admit I'm stumped, even tho' I've looked at the glossaries etc. Can anyone help, pls?
From an ERP software programme. Have to admit I'm stumped, even tho' I've looked at the glossaries etc. Can anyone help, pls?
Proposed translations
(English)
1 +2 | linked to a folder/file?? | Sue Pasco (X) |
2 | assigned | Philippe Etienne |
2 | accompanied by | Jennifer Levey |
Proposed translations
+2
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linked to a folder/file??
The text is certainly very woolly! This suggestion just might fit your context?
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Comment: "Many thanks to everyone for their suggestions. I felt that this one best suited my text."
32 mins
assigned
if a need is assigned a file/paperwork?
5 hrs
accompanied by
If this is ERP as in 'enterprise resource planning', I imagine it *might* mean something like this (with 3 different translations of porteur/euse):
It must be understood that if a requirement is accompanied by a folder, the supply proposal will include a folder identified as ([X]), and that the component requirements ([Y] and their [Z]) will bear the same folder ID.
It must be understood that if a requirement is accompanied by a folder, the supply proposal will include a folder identified as ([X]), and that the component requirements ([Y] and their [Z]) will bear the same folder ID.
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