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[[File:XLOC Logo White.jpg|thumb|alt=XLOC Inc.|XLOC Inc.]]
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== Summary ==
XLOC 4.0 builds upon the capabilities of previous XLOC versions, developed from the ground up to satisfy the rigorous demands of game localization. The newest version offers:

* Upgrades to [[.NET]] 4.0, which provides heightened security to all users.
* Fuzzy Matching on a string-specific level, as well as global population.
* Advanced search options that allow users to search through Source and Translation notes.
* Enhanced search and seek time, especially useful for large databases, like [[MMO]] development.
* Updating the translation download page by adding more filters and download format options.
* Improving user interface.
* Audio/Asset Integration which allows users to track Audio or Art assets assigned to a specific string in the database.
* XLOC API for seamless integration of developers' tools and processes.
* Continuous tracking of historical data.

== History ==
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XLOC is a provider of global localization solutions{{clarify|date=March 2012}} for the international computer and [[video game]] industry.<ref>http://www.xloc.com/Corporate/Default.aspx</ref> XLOC was founded in 2000 by <ref>http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,7563/</ref> Stephanie O’Malley Deming and <ref>http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,1226/</ref> Mason Deming, two industry veterans with previous experience in [[game localization]] at [[Activision]], [[Electronic Arts]], [[LucasArts]], [[Capcom]] and [[2K Games]].

<ref>http://www.xloc.com</ref> XLOC offers a customizable localization management [[solution]] that integrates localization into the development cycle.  

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==References==
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==External links==
* [http://www.xloc.com www.xloc.com]

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