You should use the buttons in the Translation Log window to filter messages if you want to quickly change your view of the log and still want to keep a full record of the translation.

You should use the buttons in the Translation Log window to filter messages if you want to quickly change your view of the log and still want to keep a full record of the translation.

• A. False
• B. Only during translation completion
• C. True
• D. Only when the log is large

Answer: (C)

Filtering in the Translation Log window is designed so you can quickly focus on specific messages (like errors or warnings) without losing the complete record of what happened during the translation. The filter buttons let you switch the view to show only the message types you care about, so you can spot problems fast. Importantly, this filtering is only a display change—the full translation log is still created and stored, and you can save or reopen it to see everything later. When you’re done, you can clear or adjust the filters to view the entire log again, ensuring you always have the complete record while you work.

Filtering in the Translation Log window is designed so you can quickly focus on specific messages (like errors or warnings) without losing the complete record of what happened during the translation. The filter buttons let you switch the view to show only the message types you care about, so you can spot problems fast. Importantly, this filtering is only a display change—the full translation log is still created and stored, and you can save or reopen it to see everything later. When you’re done, you can clear or adjust the filters to view the entire log again, ensuring you always have the complete record while you work.