* Application
Here you can switch the interface language. Select the desired language from the drop-down list and restart Verifika to apply a language.* Project
Check the Auto Save project box to make your project automatically save at the specified time interval.* Report
User name for TMX editing. You can change the name that will be displayed after editing the translation memory exchange files, or TMX, in Verifika.Main Window
* Protection
If you need to check ITD files, enable their support and restart the application.* Loaded bilingual files
* Selected settings
* Imported glossaries
* User-created checks
Ignore rules
Besides this, your work in progress is saved in the project file, including:* Error statuses
* Comments
* Pending changes
Every time you run the program, it loads a project with default settings and calls it Unsaved project (you can see it at the top of the main window). As soon as you make any changes – load files or alter settings – the asterisk appears next to the project name. This indicates that the project contains unsaved changes.1. Click Project in the menu.
2. Select Save as.
3. Change the name of the project to the one you need (note that the file has the .vproject extension).
4. Click Save.
If you need to go back to your project later, you can continue your work right where you left off. To do so, you can either double-click your project file in the Windows Explorer or open it from Verifika selecting Project → Open in the menu.* Click Add files and locate the necessary files.
* Click Add folder and locate the entire folder(s) with files.
* Drag and drop the necessary files or folder(s) into the Files tab.
* Click Connect to cloud, select the cloud you work in and load files into Verifika. For detailed information on how to work with clouds see here.
* File name including the whole path to its location
* Recognized source and target languages
* Loading status displayed in italics next to the file name
When you have added a file, you may need to see it. Double-click the file to open it in the Context viewer.* Disallow manual editing in Verifika. This turns the protected segments gray, preventing you from changing them manually in the editor. However, you can still apply suggested autofixes in the Common report, as well as automatically change several segments in the Consistency report.
* Disallow autofixes in Verifika. This turns off all autofix suggestions, so you will not see them in the report. However, you can edit the protected segments manually.
* Do not report errors from these segments. Though containing errors, the protected segments will not be displayed in the report.
* Report consistency anyway. You may still want to be sure that translation of all segments you have is consistent. Select this option to include the protected segments into the consistency check.