Freelance translators: the client changes the source file mid-project
A translated catalogue, a revised spreadsheet and an annotated PDF: a concrete case for agreeing source changes before resuming translation.
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Practical ways to share documents, collect client files and keep feedback organized.
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A translated catalogue, a revised spreadsheet and an annotated PDF: a concrete case for agreeing source changes before resuming translation.
Read the guideA final batch to deliver or documents that keep changing? Compare one-off transfers and an ongoing client folder through a brochure project.
An FBI alert exposes the trap behind some file-sharing invitations. What agencies and freelancers should check before granting an application access.
Prepare the right files, choose the intended recipients and agree when sharing should end before sending your client a private folder link.
Request specific files, agree on a shared upload location and follow up on missing items with clear instructions for your next client project.
Choose where to collect client corrections, identify the version under review and agree who resolves conflicting feedback before revising a document.
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