When you finish translating all of the content in a project or file, you can export your work to the application, file, or location. For example, if you translated a Flare project, you can export your work out to a new Flare project; if you have translated a Word document, you can export your work out to a new Word document. The content developer can then open this translated project or file and create output for it.
(Optional) If you are working with a multilingual project, from the Language drop-down, select the language to include in the exported project.
Note: You will only see this option if you are working with a multilingual project.
Note: You will not see this option if you are translating files in a multilingual bundle and need to export the files to return them to the content developer. This is because you must return all the files in the bundle, regardless of their language.
(Optional) If you want to create an additional ZIP file when exporting the project, select Make a zip file after export. If you do not select the check box, the project files are still exported, but a ZIP file is not created. If you do select the check box, the project files are exported and an extra ZIP file is produced.
Note: When you create a ZIP file on export, the folder structure is maintained.
After exporting a project, you can inform the author, who can then open the translated project or file and create output for it.