Post-installation notes

Congratulations! You have installed TransTools. Use these guidelines to start using the software:

Quick Navigation

• TransTools for Microsoft Word
• TransTools for Microsoft Excel
• TransTools for Microsoft PowerPoint
• TransTools for Microsoft Visio
• TransTools for AutoCAD
• TransTools for BricsCAD
• Initial configuration of TransTools package
• Moving TransTools configuration file to a centralised location
• Changing location of TransTools for Word add-in
• Migrating TransTools configuration from another computer/user

TransTools for Microsoft Word

1. Checking successful installation

   Open Microsoft Word. If you have Microsoft Office 2003 or earlier, check for "TransTools" menu at the top of the application window. If you have Microsoft Office 2007 or later, you should see "TransTools" tab on the ribbon. For more information on TransTools for Word interface, click here.

   If you don't see it:

   • Make sure that you complete installation properly.
   • You may also need to close applications which rely on Microsoft Word (e.g. Outlook) and restart Microsoft Word.
   • If Adobe Acrobat is installed on your computer, TransTools menu in Microsoft Word 2003 or earlier will not be visible (this is a known bug in Adobe Acrobat), so you will need to right-click Word toolbars and select 'TransTools' from the dropdown menu. This will give you access to all TransTools commands.
   • Follow the instructions below.
   • If nothing works, refer to Troubleshooting section or send a support request via the support page.

2. What to do if TransTools is not visible on the ribbon or menu after a successful installation

   To make sure that Microsoft Word can see TransTools, do the following:

   • Word 2007 and newer versions:

     Open Word Options dialogue by clicking the large Microsoft Office icon in the top left corner (Word 2007) or File tab (Word 2010+) and then clicking Word Options button or Options menu at the bottom.

     Select Add-Ins from the list on the left and check whether TransTools.dotm is included in the list as shown below. Note that TransTools must be under Active Application Add-Ins, not under Inactive Application Add-Ins:

     

     If TransTools is listed under Inactive Application Add-Ins, find the Manage list at the bottom of the screen, choose Word Add-Ins from the list and press Go... button as shown below:

     

     In the Templates and Add-Ins dialogue, check TransTools.dotm in the list and press OK.

     

     TransTools should now become available under a separate TransTools tab.

   • Word 2003 and earlier versions:

     Open Templates and Add-Ins dialogue by selecting Tools -> Templates and Add-Ins... from the menu.

     If TransTools.dot is unchecked, check it and press OK.

     

     TransTools should now become available on the menu.

   If the above does not help, Word may have added TransTools to the list of disabled items, often after a serious crash. Try the following solution:

   • Word 2007 and newer versions:

     Open Word Options dialogue by clicking the large Microsoft Office icon in the top left corner (Word 2007) or File tab (Word 2010+) and then clicking Word Options button or Options menu at the bottom.

     Select Add-Ins from the list on the left. In the Manage list at the bottom, select Disabled Items and click Go button. If TransTools.dotm is included in the list of disabled items, select it and click the Enable button, and finally click the Close button:

     

   • Word 2003 and older versions:

     Click Help -> About Microsoft Office Word and then click Disabled Items... button at the bottom of the dialogue.

     

     If TransTools.dot is included in the list of disabled items, select it and click the Enable button, and finally click the Close button:

     

3. What to do if there are security warnings

   If you see a security warning during Microsoft Word start-up (or the yellow warning bar below the ribbon) or if nothing happens when you try to run any TransTools command, your Macro Security settings are blocking the macros contained in the TransTools add-in. You need to change Microsoft Word's Macro Security settings as follows:

   • Word 2007 and newer versions:

     Open Word Options dialogue by clicking the large Microsoft Office icon in the top left corner (Word 2007) or File tab (Word 2010+) and then clicking Word Options button or Options menu at the bottom.

     Select Trust Center from the list on the left and then click Trust Center Settings... to the right.

     First, select 'Add-ins' from the list on the left and make sure that 'Require Application Add-ins to be signed by Trusted Publisher' and 'Disable all Application Add-ins (may impair functionality' are NOT checked as shown below:

     

     Second, select Trusted Locations from the list on the left and make sure that ..\Microsoft\Word\Startup folder is in the list of trusted locations and that Disable All Trusted Locations checkbox is UNCHECKED, as shown below:

     

     If ..\Microsoft\Word\Startup folder is not included in the list for some reason, press Add New Location... to add this folder.

     To save the changes, press OK to close the dialogue, then OK again to save Word Options.

   • Word 2003 and earlier versions:

     Go to Tools -> Macro -> Security... and click Trusted Publishers tab. At the bottom of the dialogue you will see a checkbox named 'Trust all installed add-ins and templates' . Enable/check this checkbox and click OK. Restart Microsoft Word. This should allow you to run TransTools commands.

     

   If the above does not work, also see the item below.

4. What to do if you see a warning when you click a button in TransTools ribbon

   In some cases you may see the following error when you click any button in TransTools ribbon:

   

   There are two possible issues:

   1. TransTools add-in is blocked by your antivirus program. Some antivirus programs may block specific TransTools add-ins, such as TransTools for Word, because they consider them infected. One of such antivirus programs is 360 Total Security. TransTools products are checked for viruses on a regular basis and there has never been a single report about TransTools users being infected due to TransTools products. Do the following: close Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, then uninstall TransTools (make sure that the option to keep user settings in the uninstallation program remains checked), then go to your antivirus settings and add the problematic add-in's folder to the trusted locations list. Add-in folders are as follows:

      • TransTools for Word: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP
      • TransTools for Excel, TransTools for PowerPoint: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\AddIns
      • TransTools for Visio, TransTools for AutoCAD: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\Documents\TransTools

      Note: 'STARTUP' and 'AddIns' folders mentioned above may be translated in some versions of Microsoft Office such as the French or German versions.

   2. Problem after an update to Microsoft Office. Do the following: close Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, then uninstall TransTools (make sure that the option to keep user settings in the uninstallation program remains checked). Then download the latest version of TransTools from the Download page and install it. Open the Office application where you had the problem. The issue should be fixed.

5. For Wordfast Classic users

   If you are a user of Wordfast Classic, TransTools may be deactivated by Wordfast Classic as soon as you start translation with Wordfast. If this happens and you want to use both tools simultaneously (there are no known incompatibilities between the two), do the following:
   
   • Open Wordfast Classic configuration dialogue by pressing the button outlined in red on this screenshot: ;
   • Select the [Setup] tab, then select [PB] (Pandora Box) tab;
   • Enable Pandora Box by ticking ‘Enable PB’ checkbox;
   • Type the following in the textbox on the left: KeepTemplate=TransTools.dot (in Office 2003 and earlier) or KeepTemplate=TransTools.dotm (in Office 2007 and later);
   • Close the dialogue and choose OK to save the settings.
   
   Restart Word.
   
   If TransTools menus are not visible (in Office 2003 and earlier, there should be TransTools item on the main menu, in Office 2007 and later, there should be TransTools group under the Add-Ins tab), then do the following:
   • Under Word 2003 and earlier: go to Tools -> Templates and Add-Ins... and tick "TransTools.dot" in the Global Templates and Add-Ins list, then press [OK].
   • Under Word 2007 and later: go to Word Options (in Word 2007, they are under the big Word icon in the top left corner; in Word 2010, they are under the File tab), choose [Add-Ins], select “Word Add-Ins” from the [Manage] list at the bottom and press [Go...], and finally tick “TransTools.dotm” in the Global Templates and Add-Ins list, then press [OK].

6. What to do if TransTools appears to be loaded but it is not visible on the ribbon

   In some cases TransTools is loaded, but it is not visible on Word ribbon. It is possible to fix this issue by resetting Word ribbon. Follow the steps below:

   1. Before you do this, make sure that you have not performed any customization of Word ribbon, e.g. added custom ribbon tabs or buttons, repositioned commands on the ribbon, enabled Developer tab, etc. When the ribbon is reset, all these customizations will be lost. So, if you made such customizations, you will need to know how to reproduce them.
   2. Open Word Options dialogue (File -> Options).
   3. Select Customize Ribbon in the list on the left.
   4. Click Reset -> Reset all customizations...
   5. Close the Word Options dialogue by clicking [OK].

TransTools for Microsoft Excel

1. Enable (activate) TransTools for Excel.

   Open Microsoft Excel.

   • Excel 2007 and newer versions:

     Note: this step is not required if you use the Automatic Installer ver. 1.1.0 or greater.

     Open Excel Options dialogue by clicking the large Microsoft Office icon in the top left corner and then clicking Excel Options button at the bottom. In Excel Options dialogue, select "Add-Ins" from the list on the left. Click Go at the bottom of the dialogue:

     

     In the Add-Ins dialogue, you will see a list of available add-ins, one of which will be 'TransTools for Microsoft Excel'. Check / select 'TransTools for Microsoft Excel' and click OK.

     

     Now, if you select TransTools tab at the top of Microsoft Excel window, you should see TransTools commands:

     

   • Excel 2003 and earlier versions: click Tools -> Add-ins. In the Add-Ins dialogue, you will see a list of available add-ins, one of which will be 'TransTools for Microsoft Excel'. Check / select 'TransTools for Microsoft Excel' and click OK.

     

     'TransTools' menu item should appear in the main menu of Microsoft Excel.

2. Macro Security

   If 'TransTools' tab (Excel 2007 and newer versions) or 'TransTools' menu (Excel 2003 and earlier versions) does not appear, your Macro Security settings are blocking the macros contained in the TransTools add-in. To change your Macro Security settings:

   • Excel 2007 and newer versions: open Excel Options dialogue by clicking the large Microsoft Office icon in the top left corner (Excel 2007) or File tab (Excel 2010+) and then clicking Excel Options button or Options menu at the bottom.

     Select [Trust Center] from the list on the left and then click Trust Center Settings... to the right;

     Select 'Add-ins' from the list on the left and make sure that 'Require Application Add-ins to be signed by Trusted Publisher' and 'Disable all Application Add-ins (may impair functionality' are NOT checked.

     

   • Excel 2003 and earlier versions: go to Tools -> Macro -> Security... and click Trusted Publishers tab. At the bottom of the dialogue you will see a checkbox named 'Trust all installed add-ins and templates' . Enable/check this checkbox and click OK. Restart Microsoft Word. This should allow you to run TransTools commands.

     

   If the above does not work, also see the item below.

3. What to do if you see a warning when you click a button in TransTools ribbon

   In some cases, usually after an update to Microsoft Office, you may see the following error when you click a button in TransTools ribbon:

   

   There are two possible issues:

   1. TransTools add-in is blocked by your antivirus program. Some antivirus programs may block specific TransTools add-ins, such as TransTools for Word, because they consider them infected. One of such antivirus programs is 360 Total Security. TransTools products are checked for viruses on a regular basis and there has never been a single report about TransTools users being infected due to TransTools products. Do the following: close Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, then uninstall TransTools (make sure that the option to keep user settings in the uninstallation program remains checked), then go to your antivirus settings and add the problematic add-in's folder to the trusted locations list. Add-in folders are as follows:

      • TransTools for Word: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP
      • TransTools for Excel, TransTools for PowerPoint: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\AddIns
      • TransTools for Visio, TransTools for AutoCAD: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\Documents\TransTools

      Note: 'STARTUP' and 'AddIns' folders mentioned above may be translated in some versions of Microsoft Office such as the French or German versions.

   2. Problem after an update to Microsoft Office. Do the following: close Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, then uninstall TransTools (make sure that the option to keep user settings in the uninstallation program remains checked). Then download the latest version of TransTools from the Download page and install it. Open the Office application where you had the problem. The issue should be fixed.

TransTools for Microsoft PowerPoint

1. Enable (activate) TransTools for PowerPoint (not required if you use the Automatic installer).

   Open Microsoft PowerPoint (note: TransTools for PowerPoint works with PowerPoint 2007 and newer versions only).

   Open PowerPoint Options dialogue by selecting File tab (PowerPoint 2010+) or by clicking the large Microsoft Office icon in the top left corner (PowerPoint 2007), and then clicking PowerPoint Options button or Options menu at the bottom.

   In PowerPoint Options dialogue, select "Add-Ins" from the list on the left.
   At the bottom of the dialogue, you will see a list and a button as shown below. Select PowerPoint Add-ins from the list and click Go:

   

   In the Add-Ins dialogue, you will see a list of available add-ins.
   If TransTools is in the list, check it to activate it.
   If TransTools is missing in the list, click Add New... and select TransTools.ppam from C:\Users\<user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\AddIns directory (this directory is opened by default when you click Add New button). If prompted with a security notification, click Enable Macros button. To finalize installation, click OK button.

   
   PowerPoint Add-Ins dialogue

   
   Enable Macros notification displayed when a new add-in is added

   Now, if you select Add-Ins tab at the top of Microsoft PowerPoint window, you should see "TransTools" group:

   

2. Macro Security

   If 'TransTools' group does not appear, your Macro Security settings are blocking the macros contained in the TransTools add-in. You must change your Macro Security settings.

   Open PowerPoint Options dialogue by selecting File tab (PowerPoint 2010+) or by clicking the large Microsoft Office icon in the top left corner (PowerPoint 2007), and then clicking PowerPoint Options button or Options menu at the bottom.

   Select [Trust Center] from the list on the left and then click Trust Center Settings... to the right.

   Select 'Add-ins' from the list on the left and make sure that 'Require Application Add-ins to be signed by Trusted Publisher' and 'Disable all Application Add-ins (may impair functionality' are NOT checked.

   

   If the above does not work, also see the item below.

3. What to do if you see a warning when you click a button in TransTools ribbon

   In some cases, usually after an update to Microsoft Office, you may see the following error when you click a button in TransTools ribbon:

   

   There are two possible issues:

   1. TransTools add-in is blocked by your antivirus program. Some antivirus programs may block specific TransTools add-ins, such as TransTools for Word, because they consider them infected. One of such antivirus programs is 360 Total Security. TransTools products are checked for viruses on a regular basis and there has never been a single report about TransTools users being infected due to TransTools products. Do the following: close Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, then uninstall TransTools (make sure that the option to keep user settings in the uninstallation program remains checked), then go to your antivirus settings and add the problematic add-in's folder to the trusted locations list. Add-in folders are as follows:

      • TransTools for Word: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP
      • TransTools for Excel, TransTools for PowerPoint: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\AddIns
      • TransTools for Visio, TransTools for AutoCAD: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\Documents\TransTools

      Note: 'STARTUP' and 'AddIns' folders mentioned above may be translated in some versions of Microsoft Office such as the French or German versions.

   2. Problem after an update to Microsoft Office. Do the following: close Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, then uninstall TransTools (make sure that the option to keep user settings in the uninstallation program remains checked). Then download the latest version of TransTools from the Download page and install it. Open the Office application where you had the problem. The issue should be fixed.

TransTools for Microsoft Visio

1. Open TransTools for Visio

   Open TransTools for Visio.vsd (by default, this file is located under 'My Documents\TransTools' folder). If you already have Microsoft Visio running, you can do this by double-clicking this file in Windows Explorer or opening it with File -> Open. If you have Microsoft Visio 2010 or a newer version, you should see TransTools under Add-Ins ribbon tab. If you have Microsoft Visio 2007 or an earlier version, you will see TransTools menu at the top of Visio application window.

2. Blocking in Visio 2013 and newer versions

   In Visio 2013 and newer versions of Visio, you may see the following message when you open TransTools for Visio:
   “You are attempting to open a file type (Visio 2000-2002 Binary Drawings, Templates and Stencils) that has been blocked by your File Block settings in the Trust Center.”

   

   To open TransTools for Visio, you need to change File Block Settings under Visio Options:

   1. Open Visio Options dialogue by clicking the File tab and then clicking Options menu at the bottom.
   2. In the Visio Options dialogue, select Trust Center from the list on the left and then click Trust Center Settings... to the right.
   3. In the Trust Center dialogue, select File Block Settings from the list on the left and make sure that the box for “Visio 2000-2002 Binary Drawings, Templates and Stencils” is not checked:
      
   4. Click OK to save Trust Center settings and OK to close the Options dialogue.

3. Macro Security

   If you can't see TransTools menu, your Macro Security settings block the macros contained in the file. To unblock macros, it is recommended to set Macro Security level to Medium. To change Macro Security settings:

   • Visio 2010 and newer versions: open Visio Options dialogue by clicking the File tab (Word 2010+) and then clicking [Options] menu at the bottom.

     Select [Trust Center] from the list on the left and then click Trust Center Settings... to the right.

     Select 'Add-ins' from the list on the left and make sure that 'Require Application Add-ins to be signed by Trusted Publisher' and 'Disable all Application Add-ins (may impair functionality' are NOT checked:

     

     Select Macro Settings' from the list on the left and make sure that 'Disable all macros with notification' (or at least 'Enable all macros (not recommended)') is checked:

     

     Once you do this, Visio will ask you whether you want to enable macros whenever you open a file containing macros – click the yellow ‘Enable macros’ button.

   • Visio 2007 and earlier versions: Go to Tools -> Macro -> Security... and select Medium, and restart Visio before opening TransTools for Visio again. Once you do this, Visio will ask you whether you want to enable macros whenever you open a file containing macros – click 'Enable macros' button.

     Security level configuration:
     
     
     Warning when opening files containing macros:
     

4. Visual Basic support

   If TransTools is present under Add-Ins tab but nothing happens when you click TransTools buttons, it is possible that Visual Basic for Applications support was not installed during installation of Microsoft Visio. To install Visual Basic for Applications support, go to Control Panel, go to Programs and Features, find Microsoft Visio in the list of installed programs, right-click and select Modify. You will see a dialogue called “Change your installation of Microsoft Visio” with several options. You need to select Add or Remove Features and click Continue. When you reach the screen showing the list of features, find Visual Basic for Applications under Office Shared Features, click the Down arrow and select “Run from My Computer” as shown below:

   

   Click Continue and finish installation of additional features. You may be prompted to restart your computer.

5. Group policies blocking Visual Basic macros (for corporate networks)

   If you are on a corporate network, macros may be blocked for Microsoft Office programs using group policies. Please consult your system administrator to check whether they use group policies that block macros in Microsoft Office programs.

6. Open files to process

   Open Visio files you would like to process (unless they are already open). You should do it from the same application window – double-click files in Windows Explorer or open with File -> Open... (note - do not start another session of Microsoft Visio by selecting it from Windows Start menu or double-clicking its Desktop icon).

7. Switch to TransTools for Visio.vsd by selecting it from Window menu.
8. Select 'Collect Translateable Text from Files' or 'Multiple Replace in Files' from TransTools menu.

TransTools for AutoCAD

1. Load TransTools for AutoCAD

   You need to perform this step each time you restart AutoCAD:

   • AutoCAD 2009 and newer versions: Since AutoCAD 2009 and newer versions use a new user interface, how you control 'TransTools for AutoCAD' will depend on your workspace settings. If you have AutoCAD 2010 or later, read the Notes section below before proceeding.

     • Initial Setup Workspace (default): When this user interface is enabled, you will have a number of tabs at the top of AutoCAD window (this user interface is also called 'scenic ribbon').

       Click Load Aplication button [1] from Applications group under Tools tab, or type APPLOAD at the command prompt.
       The operation of this dialogue is exactly the same as in AutoCAD 2008 or earlier.

       

     • AutoCAD Classic workspace: Use Tools -> Load Application... menu or type APPLOAD at the command prompt to load 'TransTools for Autocad.dvb' (same as for AutoCAD 2008 or earlier above).

   • AutoCAD 2008 and earlier versions: Open AutoCAD. Select Tools -> Load Application... menu or type APPLOAD at the command prompt.

     You will be presented with Load/Unload Applications dialogue. In this dialogue, select 'TransTools for Autocad.dvb' from disk (if you used the automatic installer, this should be in your My Documents\TransTools folder) and click Load button.

     

     Click Close button at the bottom of Load/Unload Applications dialogue to continue. You need to perform this step each time you restart AutoCAD.

     Note: If you want to load TransTools automatically every time AutoCAD starts, add it to Startup Suite: open Load/Unload Applications dialogue as explained above, click Contents... button, and click Add... to select 'TransTools for Autocad.dvb' from disk:

     

2. Run appropriate commands

   • AutoCAD 2009 and newer versions:

     • Initial Setup Workspace (default): click the small VBA button (button 2 below) located in Applications group under Tools tab (or type APPLOAD at the command prompt).

       

       Then select either 'Trans_CollectUniqueValues' (to extract text from the drawing) or 'Trans_Replace' (to merge text back into the drawing) and click Run.

       

     • AutoCAD Classic workspace: use Tools -> Macro -> Macros... to launch TransTools commands as described above for AutoCAD 2008 or earlier.

   • AutoCAD 2008 and earlier versions: Go to Tools -> Macro -> Macros... (or type VBARUN at the command prompt) and select either 'Trans_CollectUniqueValues' (to extract text from the drawing) or 'Trans_Replace' (to merge text back into the drawing) and click Run.

     

   Notes:
   • AutoCAD 2009 or earlier: VBA support is an optional component in the AutoCAD installation program. Please ensure that it is enabled during installation (you will not be able to perform the above steps unless VBA is installed)
   • AutoCAD 2010 and later do not include VBA support in the installation program. You will need to download and install a special free module found at this location.

   If you have any problems running TransTools for AutoCAD, send a support request via the support page.

TransTools for BricsCAD

1. Load TransTools for BricsCAD

   To load TransTools for BricsCAD, open BricsCAD and then perform one of the following:

   • Select Tools -> Load Application... from the menu bar.

     If the menu bar is not displayed at the top of BricsCAD window, right-click the top-most ribbon panel and select Menu Bar item in the menu:

     

   • Click Load Application... button located under Manage tab of the ribbon.

     

   • Type APPLOAD at the command prompt.

   When you have opened Load Application Files dialogue using the menu bar, ribbon or command line as explained above, unless TransTools for BricsCAD.dvb file is already shown in the list, click the + button to select TransTools for BricsCAD.dvb from disk (if you used the automatic installer, this should be in your Documents\TransTools folder).

   Finally, load TransTools for BricsCAD by checking the checkbox in Loaded column.

   

   If you would like TransTools to be loaded automatically every time BricsCAD starts, check the checkbox in AutoLoad column of Load Application Files dialogue.

2. Run appropriate commands

   To run a TransTools command, once you have loaded TransTools for BricsCAD as detailed above, perform one of the following:

   • Click Tools -> VBA -> Macros... in the menu bar.
   • Type VBARUN at the command prompt
   • To do the same from the ribbon, consult the instructions in TransTools for BricsCAD online documentation.

   In the Macros dialogue, select either Trans_CollectUniqueValues (Extract Translatable Text tool which extracts text from the drawing) or Trans_Replace (Translate using Translation Table tool which merges text back into the drawing) and click Run button.

   

Notes:

By default, VBA support is not installed when you install BricsCAD. In order to install it, follow the instructions below:

• Close BricsCAD if it is open.
• Open BricsCAD installation folder (e.g. C:\Program Files\Bricsys\BricsCAD V21 en_US for BricsCAD v.21).
• In this folder, locate a subfolder called VBA and open it.
• Run BricsCAD-VBA-Runtime.exe installation file and follow the prompts to install VBA support into BricsCAD.

If you have any problems running TransTools for BricsCAD, send a support request via the support page.

Initial configuration of TransTools package

If you are about to use Language Check and Localisation features of TransTools for Word / Excel, you will need to configure the package first.

At present, TransTools configuration is accomplished from 'TransTools for Word'. Open Microsoft Word. If you have Word 2003 or earlier, choose 'TransTools' menu, and select "Configure...". If you have Word 2007 or later, select the Add-Ins tab, click TransTools button from 'TransTools Add-In' group, and select "Configure..." from the menu . You will be presented with a configuration dialogue. See TransTools Configuration page for instructions on how to use it.

Moving TransTools configuration file to a centralised location

Changing location of 'TransTools for Word' add-in

Migrating TransTools configuration from another computer/user

Once you have installed TransTools, you can import TransTools configuration from another user or computer by using TransTools Migration Utility which is distributed together with TransTools. For more information on how to run TransTools Migration Utility and import configuration settings, read TransTools Migration Utility documentation.