The following example creates an export file called ENGLISH.TXT into the c:\translation directory:

TXTXLT –l ENGLISH –f ENGLISH.TXT –d BACKOFFMS –u trimax –p maxtri –t EXPORT –c 1 –s c:\translation

This example exports the files and breaks them down by category the file name is irrelevant in this case:

TXTXLT –l ENGLISH –f irrelevant –d BACKOFFMS –u trimax –p maxtri –t EXPORT –c 2 –s c:\translation

Import all the files in c:\translation and use the option to derive the object names from the files assuming that the files are broken down by object:

TXTXLT –l ENGLISH –f ALL –d BACKOFFMS –u trimax –p maxtri –t IMPORT –c 2 – s c:\translation

Upon completion, a log file is created in the directory where the application resides TXTXLT.log which indicates success or failure of the command line option.