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5:22 April 8, 2009
| William McDonald
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So, I started with one survey, in English, of approximately 90 pages in length. I followed the bilingual tutorial's directions to copy the entire survey, then translate all items in the copy to Spanish. All worked well.
Now, I've added approximately 30 additional pages to the original English survey. Is there any way to amend the new pages (91-120) of the revised English survey to the existing Spanish survey so that the two can remain identical? I really don't want to have to redo 90 pages of translation using the copy/translate method.
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10:31 April 8, 2009
| cheri
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Hi, William.
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to do this. I would open up the English survey in one browser window (IE) and then open your Spanish version survey in another browser window (Firefox) and copy and paste your additional questions into the Spanish survey.
I hope this helps, William.
Cheri
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4:47 April 9, 2009
| William McDonald
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Ouch. Well, can you move this post to the “feature request” section for “better multi-language management”? I've used web survey programs in the past that would allow you to “save” whole pages of your survey (question type, existing text, etc.), a feature that would make this much easier.
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7:59 April 9, 2009
| marybeth
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I can definitely do that for you. Thanks for the suggestion; we are always looking to make SurveyGizmo as user-friendly as possible.
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