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Open Next no 100%/Get leads to TagEditor 7.1 Crash

Please note that there is a bug in TagEditor 7.1 if you downloaded your SDL TRADOS 7.1 Package before 21st December 2005. If you downloaded SDL Trados 7.1 after 21st December 2005, you should not encounter this problem.
This bug leads to a crash whenever using either the “Open Next no 100%/Get” or “Set Close Next no 100% Open Get” functions in TagEditor.

You can see if you have the bugged version by going to Help->About in TagEditor.

If the Build Number is still 719, you have the buggy version. If you have Build Number 720 in TagEditor, you are fine.

There is a KB Article available which also includes the hotfix downloads: http://support.trados.com/view.asp?cntID=1610

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3 Comments on “Open Next no 100%/Get leads to TagEditor 7.1 Crash”

  1. Jerzy Czopik Says:

    26 January 2006 at 16:23

    Hello

    Where can I download this release? On my trados.subscribenet page I have only the last download available, and it is dated December 14. My TAG Editor has build 719 and has some other issues.

    Thanks
    Jerzy

  2. Luis Lopes Says:

    27 January 2006 at 10:24

    Hi Jerzy,

    If you do not want to redownload a whole release you can download the hotfix in the KB Article.

    Alternatively you could download the release from the Customer Center again. The Date didn’t change, but there was a new version uploaded on the 22nd of Dec.

    Best Regards,
    Luis

  3. Jerzy Czopik Says:

    1 February 2006 at 8:56

    Thank you

    I´m downloading the patch. Does it affect the misbehavoiur of Workbench (build 719) and Multiterm (build 361), which leads to an MS C++ error R6025 “pure virtual function call”, as reported to your office in Stuttgart, namely Mr. Tedesco? Or shall I download the whole package to correct that error?

    Regards
    Jerzy


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