memoQ online project - Settings - LQA models

1. In the list of LQA models, select the one you need to copy.
2. Under the list of LQA models, click Clone/use new.
3. The Clone LQA model into a new resource window opens. It's the same as the Create new LQA model window. You can't set the language of the rule set because it's always the same as the source language of the project.
4. Type a name for the LQA model. You may also type a description.

   To learn more: See Help about the Create new LQA model window.

5. Click OK.

   The LQA model appears in the list at the top. Its check mark will be checked - it will be ready to use in the project.

Only on the same memoQ server: When you create an LQA model in an online project, memoQ will always create the new LQA model on the same memoQ server where the project is.

1. Under the list of LQA models, click Create/use new.
2. The Create new LQA model window opens.
3. Type a name for the segmentation rule set. You may also type a description.

   To learn more: See Help about the Create new LQA model window.

   Empty model: Before you can use a new LQA model, you need to fill in its details. To do that, edit the LQA model.

4. Click OK.

   The LQA model appears in the list at the top. Its check mark will be checked - it will be ready to use in the project.

Only on the same memoQ server: When you create an LQA model in an online project, memoQ will always create the new LQA model on the same memoQ server where the project is.

To use an LQA model, you need to add it to the project before you import documents. A project can have exactly one LQA model.

No standard LQA models on memoQ server: memoQ comes with pre-configured standard LQA models - but memoQ server does not. To use a standard LQA model in an online project, share it first: Open Resource Console. Choose LQA models. Select the standard LQA model you need. Below the list, click Share on Server. The Share on server window opens.

To use an existing LQA model in the project:

1. In the list of LQA models, find the LQA model you need.
2. Click its check box on the left.

   The LQA model moves to the top of the list. The check box of the previous one will be cleared.

If there are documents in the project: There is no problem if the existing documents did not have an LQA model. memoQ will add the LQA model to these documents. However, if some documents already have a different LQA model, memoQ will not change it.

1. After you add an LQA model to a project, all documents you import will get the LQA model. If you add an LQA model to a project after some documents were imported, the existing documents will get the LQA model if they did not have one previously.
2. The LQA model works when a reviewer checks out the project, and starts reviewing documents in the translation editor. They can give LQA feedback for each segment. To do that, they press Shift+Enter to reject the segment. If there is an LQA model, the Enter LQA error window opens. The reviewer needs to fill it in, and click OK. The feedback is saved to the document.
3. After the document is finished, the reviewer can deliver it to the next person in the line - or return it to the previous person so that they can revisit the issues the reviewer pointed out.
4. After a document is finished - or after all documents are finished -, project managers can get an LQA report from memoQ, so that they can give structured feedback to translators and reviewers.

If there are too many LQA models on the memoQ server, you can filter the list. At the top of the LQA models tab, there is a Name/description box.

Type a word or two in the Name/description box. It will narrow the list immediately to those LQA models that have those words in their names or descriptions.

To sort the list by a detail or another: Click the column header of the column you need. For example, to sort the list by name, click the Name header at the top of the list.

You can export an LQA model into an .mqres file. An .mqres file is an XML file where memoQ saves resources like LQA models, QA profiles, TM settings etc. These are called light resources because they don't contain a large amount of linguistic data.

To export an LQA model:

1. In the list, select the LQA model you need to export.
2. Under the list, click Export. A Save As window opens.

   Or: Right-click the LQA model. From the menu, choose Export.

3. Find a folder and a name for the file, and click Save. memoQ will export all details from the LQA model in the file.

   You can also import an LQA model from a .mqres file. When you import an .mqres file, memoQ will always create a new LQA model.

Because memoQ saves all kinds of resources in .mqres files, you need to make sure that your .mqres file contains an LQA model.

To import an LQA model from an .mqres file:

1. At the bottom of the LQA models tab, click Import new. An Open window appears.
2. Select the .mqres file. Click Open.
3. The Import new LQA model window opens. It's the same as the Create new LQA model window.
4. memoQ will pick up the name of the LQA model from the .mqres file. However, you can give it a new name, and type a new description, too.
5. Click OK.

To learn more: See Help about the Create new LQA model window.

1. In the list of LQA models, select the one you need to edit.
2. Under the list of LQA models, click Edit.
3. The Settings for model window opens.
4. Change the LQA models as necessary.

To learn more: See Help about the Settings for model window.

1. In the list, select the LQA model.
2. Below the list, click Properties.
3. The Resource properties window opens. It's the same as the Create new LQA model window.
4. If necessary, change the name or the description of the resource. Click OK.

To learn more: See Help about the Create new LQA model window.

1. In the list, select the LQA model.
2. Below the list, click Delete.
3. The Confirm delete message box opens. To delete the resource, click Yes.

When you make changes to an online project, the changes will happen on memoQ server, not on your computer. It is possible that several users make changes to the project at the same time.

Some changes are not saved automatically. When there are changes you need to save, the green tick mark icon at the top left will become orange:

To save changes to the online project, click this button.

To get the changes that others made to the online project, click this button:

Make sure you save your changes before you click this.