Ignore all warnings of this kind

When the type of the warning is a simple one (for example, Extra space at the end of the segment), you just need to click Yes:

This means that the warning does not have variants. Wherever it occurs, it occurs the same way.

When the selected warning has variants, you have two choices:

Either you ignore the same general warning all over the project - or you just ignore the exact same warning everywhere.

In the example:

• If you click the first radio button: Ignores warnings when the number 26 is missing from the target
• If you click the second radio button: Ignores warnings when any numbers are missing from the target. Use this if you set the QA option by accident, or if it raises more false alarms than legitimate ones.

  Make your choice, then click OK.

Some warnings have variants on two levels. Here is an example:

In the example, the first two radio buttons practically mean the same.

However, a QA warning always has descriptions on three levels:

• A general code. This is a number with a very brief and very general message. If you ignore warnings by this, memoQ will ignore a lot of warnings. Use this if you set the QA option by accident, or if it raises more false alarms than legitimate ones.
• A brief description that refers to text or tags in the segment.
• A long description. This appears at the top of the Resolve errors and warnings tab, and only if the warning is selected in the list. It contains more details about the text or the tags.

  Make your choice, then click OK.