[此貼文也已發布至 PT-Supporters;我較希望在此處收到回覆。]
幾個月前,我們翻譯團隊的經理(一位本地 SIL 合作夥伴)決定,他應該建立我們尚未開始工作的所有書卷。由於我們正在翻譯新約,而新約引用了舊約,專案中的外籍釋經學者希望在我們翻譯那些書卷時,能夠針對舊約經節撰寫「Notes」(註解)以供日後參考。如果該書卷尚未建立,他們就無法這樣做。因此,決定是簡單地建立所有正典書卷。
我對這個決定不太滿意,因為當一本書卷的存在顯示該書卷正在進行中時,會比較理想。這是最快知道有多少書卷已完成或正在進行中的方式(我們尚未使用 Project Progress 功能,但我計劃很快學習此功能,並培訓團隊使用它)。
那麼,是否有人知道更好的解決方案,來處理我們為尚未開始翻譯的書卷撰寫「Notes」(註解)的問題?我想我可以手動編輯每位釋經學者的 Comments 檔案,然後當書卷建立後,「Notes」(註解)就會出現,但這不是一個優雅的解決方案 。
[Also posted to PT-Supporters; I’d prefer replies here.]
A few months ago, the manager of our translation team, a local SIL affiliate, decided that he should create all the books that we hadn’t started work on. Where we are translating the NT and the NT was quoting the OT, the foreign exegetes in our project wanted to be able to write Notes on the OT verses for future reference when we come to translate those books. They couldn’t do this if the book had not been created. So the decision was to simply create every canonical book.
I wasn’t very happy with this decision, because it’s nice when the existence of a book shows that the book is being worked on. It was by far the quickest way to know how many books were either completed or underway (we don’t yet user the Project Progress functionality, though I plan to learn this soon, and train the team in it).
So, does anyone know a better solution to our problem of writing Notes for books we aren’t yet working on translating? I guess I could manually edit each exegete’s Comments file, and then the Notes would appear once the book gets created, but that’s not an elegant solution .
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