The visual view allows you to see a document’s content in the original layout while you are translating or reviewing it. For this purpose, not only the source files are imported into translate5 when the project is created, but also a graphically designed version of the source files or a URL list. The following formats are accepted for the WYSIWYG version of the content:

• A text file called “reviewHtml.txt” which contains one or more URLs (one URL per line, without further information). The order of the URLs should correspond to the order of the associated source files.
• One or more PDF or HTML files containing the same text as the source files. The order of the PDF/HTML files should correspond to that of the associated source files. It is not necessary to provide a PDF/HTML file for each source file.
• One or more XML and XSL files. These are converted into HTML files, which then form the basis for the visual view.
• Pixel-based images (e.g. screenshots of apps for app translation)
• Videos (e.g. for the translation of subtitles).

Control buttons for the source visual file

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Control buttons for the review process

Image Added	Leaves the editor and switches to the task view.
Image Added	Switches between the “normal” and the “simplified” editor view.
Image Added Image Added	With this button, you activate the Kommentare und Anmerkungen.
Image Added Image Added	Expands or collapses annotation texts. Image Added
Image Added Image Added	Hides or shows the annotation marks in the visual view. Image Added

Control buttons for the target visual file

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Image Added	Zooms in on the display of the target file
Image Added	Zooms out on the display of the target file.
Image Added active Image Added inactive	Controls the colour highlighting of the match rate of the corresponding segment. The match rate either refers to matches with the translation memory used for pre-translation during import or, in the case of machine translation and when using the ModelFront plug-in, indicates the risk assessment of the machine pre-translation, which comes close to a calculated quality assessment. This quality assessment is in turn converted into a match rate, which is used here. All segments pre-translated with one of the language resources that have a match rate for which a colour range is defined are coloured. However, as soon as such segments are edited and changed, the colouring disappears (even if a match is taken over directly). Image Added For the match rate to be highlighted, the Plug-In Matchanalysis and a colourization map need to be activated. Image Added For risk assessment of the machine pre-translation, theModelFront is required. Image Added The highlighting of the match rate is not to be confused with the standard light green background of the respective active segment in the segment table (whereby in the case of repeating segments, all repetitions of the active segment are also highlighted in light green in the visual view). If a segment is active that would have a match rate highlighting, the light green marker indicating the active segment is still used.