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40 ### Notes for localizers ###
42 # The following version number is the "localisation version number", and MUST
43 # match the locale.version in the original locale this is based on. In other
44 # words, if the locale.version in two files is the same, both files MUST have
45 # exactly the same list of locale strings.
47 # If you always start with an en-US locale, and replace all strings, you can
48 # leave this value alone. If you update your locale file based on changes in
49 # the en-US locale, please remember to always update this in your locale to
50 # match en-US when you're done.
52 # locale.error is the message is the message displayed to the user if the
53 # locale version number does not match what ChatZilla is expecting, and will
54 # have the the following replacements:
56 # %1$S ChatZilla version (e.g. "0.9.69").
57 # %2$S Expected locale version (e.g. "0.9.69").
58 # %3$S Locale being loaded (e.g. "fr-FR").
59 # %4$S Actual locale version being (e.g. "0.9.68.2").
61 # In the example above, the user would be using ChatZilla 0.9.69, which
62 # expects a locale version of 0.9.69. It tried to use the fr-FR locale,
63 # but found it was only version 0.9.68.3.
65 # Note: the ChatZilla version and expected locale versions may not always be
66 # the same. For example, if only non-locale changes have been made, the
67 # expected locale version will stay the same. This is to make using
68 # localisations between versions easier.
72 locale.version = 0.9.78.1
73 locale.error = You are using ChatZilla %1$S, which requires the locale version %2$S. The currently selected locale, %3$S, is version %4$S, and therefore there may be problems running ChatZilla.\n\nIt is strongly advised that you update or remove the ChatZilla locale in question.
89 ### Notes for localizers ###
91 # ChatZilla uses cmd.<command name>.* to construct the command's help,
92 # parameters and any UI labels. For the command to continue to function, the
93 # *.params entries MUST NOT BE CHANGED. Hopefully in the future you will be
94 # able to localize these items as well.
96 ### DO NOT LOCALIZE THE *.params STRINGS ###
98 # All localised strings may contain certain entities for branding purposes.
99 # The three standard brand entities (brandShortName, brandFullName, vendorName)
100 # can all be used like this:
101 # foo.bar = Some text used in &brandFullName;!
105 cmd.about.label = About ChatZilla
106 cmd.about.help = Display information about this version of ChatZilla.
108 cmd.alias.params = [<alias-name> <command-list>]
109 cmd.alias.help = Defines <alias-name> as an alias for the semicolon (';') delimited list of commands specified by <command-list>. If <command-list> is a minus ('-') character, the alias will be removed. If <alias-name> is not provided, all aliases will be listed.
111 cmd.attach.params = <irc-url>
112 cmd.attach.help = Attaches to the IRC URL specified by <irc-url>. If you are already attached, the view for <irc-url> is made current. If that view has been deleted, it is recreated. You may omit the irc:// portion of the <irc-url>. Examples are; /attach moznet, /attach moznet/chatzilla, and /attach irc.mozilla.org/mozbot,isnick.
114 cmd.away.label = Away (default)
115 cmd.away.format = Away ($reason)
116 cmd.away.params = [<reason>]
117 cmd.away.help = If <reason> is specified, sets you away with that message. Used without <reason>, you are marked away with a default message.
119 cmd.back.label = Back
121 cmd.back.help = Marks you as no longer away.
124 cmd.ban.format = Ban from $channelName
125 cmd.ban.params = [<nickname>]
126 cmd.ban.help = Bans a single user, or mask of users, from the current channel. A user's nickname may be specified, or a proper host mask can be used. Used without a nickname or mask, shows the list of bans currently in effect.
128 cmd.cancel.help = Cancels a /attach or /server command. Use /cancel when ChatZilla is repeatedly trying to attach to a network that is not responding, to tell ChatZilla to give up before the normal number of retries.
130 cmd.charset.params = [<new-charset>]
131 cmd.charset.help = Sets the character encoding mode for the current view to <new-charset>, or displays the current character encoding mode if <new-charset> is not provided.
133 cmd.channel-motif.params = [<motif> [<channel>]]
134 cmd.channel-motif.help = Sets the CSS file used for the message tab for this specific channel. <motif> can be a URL to a .css file, or the shortcut "default", "light", or "dark". If <motif> is a minus ('-') character, the motif will revert to the network motif. If <channel> is not provided, the current channel will be assumed. See the ChatZilla homepage at <http://www.mozilla.org/projects/rt-messaging/chatzilla/> for more information on how to style ChatZilla. See also |motif|.
136 cmd.channel-pref.params = [<pref-name> [<pref-value>]]
137 cmd.channel-pref.help = Sets the value of the preference named <pref-name> to the value of <pref-value> on the current channel. If <pref-value> is not provided, the current value of <pref-name> will be displayed. If both <pref-name> and <pref-value> are omitted, all preferences will be displayed. If <pref-value> is a minus ('-') character, then the preference will revert back to its default value.
139 cmd.clear-view.label = Cl&ear Tab
140 cmd.clear-view.params = [<view>]
141 cmd.clear-view.help = Clear the current view, discarding *all* content.
143 cmd.client.help = Make the ``*client*'' view current. If the ``*client*'' view has been deleted, it will be recreated.
145 cmd.cmd-docommand.params = <cmd-name>
146 cmd.cmd-docommand.help =
148 cmd.cmd-undo.label = &Undo
149 cmd.cmd-undo.key = accel Z
150 cmd.cmd-undo.params =
151 cmd.cmd-undo.help = Undoes the last change made to text in the input box.
153 cmd.cmd-redo.label = &Redo
154 cmd.cmd-redo.key = accel Y
155 cmd.cmd-redo.params =
156 cmd.cmd-redo.help = Redoes the last change to the text in the input box which you undid.
158 cmd.cmd-cut.label = Cu&t
159 cmd.cmd-cut.key = accel X
161 cmd.cmd-cut.help = Copies the currently-selected text to clipboard, and removes it from the source.
163 cmd.cmd-copy.label = &Copy
164 cmd.cmd-copy.key = accel C
165 cmd.cmd-copy.params =
166 cmd.cmd-copy.help = Copies the currently-selected text to clipboard.
168 cmd.cmd-paste.label = &Paste
169 cmd.cmd-paste.key = accel V
170 cmd.cmd-paste.params =
171 cmd.cmd-paste.help = Pastes the contents of clipboard.
173 cmd.cmd-delete.label = &Delete
174 cmd.cmd-delete.key = VK_DELETE
175 cmd.cmd-delete.params =
176 cmd.cmd-delete.help = Deletes the current selection.
178 cmd.cmd-selectall.label = Select &All
179 cmd.cmd-selectall.key = accel A
180 cmd.cmd-selectall.params =
181 cmd.cmd-selectall.help = Selects all the text in the current view.
183 cmd.cmd-copy-link-url.label = Copy Link Location
184 cmd.cmd-copy-link-url.params = <url>
185 cmd.cmd-copy-link-url.help = Copies the URL of the current link to clipboard.
187 cmd.cmd-mozilla-prefs.label = &&brandShortName; Preferences...
188 cmd.cmd-mozilla-prefs.params =
189 cmd.cmd-mozilla-prefs.help =
191 cmd.cmd-prefs.label = Pr&eferences...
192 cmd.cmd-prefs.params =
195 cmd.cmd-chatzilla-prefs.label = ChatZilla Pr&eferences...
196 cmd.cmd-chatzilla-prefs.params =
197 cmd.cmd-chatzilla-prefs.help =
199 cmd.cmd-chatzilla-opts.label = &Options...
200 cmd.cmd-chatzilla-opts.params =
201 cmd.cmd-chatzilla-opts.help =
203 cmd.commands.params = [<pattern>]
204 cmd.commands.help = Lists all command names matching <pattern>, or all command names if pattern is not specified.
206 cmd.create-tab-for-view.params = <view>
207 cmd.create-tab-for-view.help =
209 cmd.custom-away.label = Away (custom)...
210 cmd.custom-away.help = Prompts for a custom away message and then sets you away using it. Use the |/away| command to specify an away message as part of the command.
212 cmd.sync-font.help = Synchronizes all views with their current font settings.
213 cmd.sync-header.help = Synchronizes all views with their current header display setting.
214 cmd.sync-log.help = Synchronizes all views with their current logging setting.
215 cmd.sync-motif.help = Synchronizes all views with their current motif setting.
216 cmd.sync-timestamp.help = Synchronizes all views with their current timestamp display settings.
217 cmd.sync-window.help = Synchronizes all views with their current output window setting.
219 cmd.ctcp.params = <target> <code> [<params>]
220 cmd.ctcp.help = Sends the CTCP code <code> to the target (user or channel) <target>. If <params> are specified they are sent along as well.
222 cmd.default-charset.params = [<new-charset>]
223 cmd.default-charset.help = Sets the global default character encoding mode to <new-charset>, or displays the current global default character encoding mode if <new-charset> is not provided.
225 cmd.describe.params = <target> <action>
226 cmd.describe.help = Performs an 'action' at the |target|, either a channel or a user.
228 cmd.dcc-accept.params = [<nickname> [<type> [<file>]]]
229 cmd.dcc-accept.help = Accepts an incoming DCC Chat or Send offer. If a |nickname| is not specified, the last offer that arrived will be accepted (for security reasons, this will not work in the first 10 seconds after an offer is received). You can also use a regular expression for either <nickname> or <file>.
231 cmd.dcc-accept-list.params =
232 cmd.dcc-accept-list.help = Displays the DCC auto-accept list for the current network.
234 cmd.dcc-accept-list-add.params = <nickname>
235 cmd.dcc-accept-list-add.help = Add someone to your DCC auto-accept list for the current network.
237 cmd.dcc-accept-list-remove.params = <nickname>
238 cmd.dcc-accept-list-remove.help = Remove someone from your DCC auto-accept list for the current network.
240 cmd.dcc-chat.params = [<nickname>]
241 cmd.dcc-chat.help = Sends a DCC Chat offer to |nickname| on the current server. On a query view, |nickname| may be omitted to send the offer to the query view's user.
242 cmd.dcc-chat.label = Direct Chat
244 cmd.dcc-close.params = [<nickname> [<type> [<file>]]]
245 cmd.dcc-close.help = Closes an existing DCC connection. |nickname| may be omitted if run from a DCC view, in which case the DCC connection for that view will be closed. |type| and |file| may be needed to identify the connection. You can also use a regular expression for either <nickname> or <file>.
247 cmd.dcc-decline.params = [<nickname>]
248 cmd.dcc-decline.help = Declines an incoming DCC Chat or Send offer. If a |nickname| is not specified, the last offer that arrived will be declined. You can also use a regular expression for <nickname>.
250 cmd.dcc-list.params = [<type>]
251 cmd.dcc-list.help = Lists the currently known about DCC offers and connections. This may be limited to just "chat" or "send" using the |type| parameter.
253 cmd.dcc-send.params = [<nickname> [<file>]]
254 cmd.dcc-send.help = Offers a file to |nickname|. On a query view, |nickname| may be omitted to send the offer to the query view's user. A file may be specified directly by passing |file| or, if omitted, selected from a browse dialog.
255 cmd.dcc-send.label = Send File...
257 cmd.delete-view.key = accel W
258 cmd.delete-view.label = &Close Tab
259 cmd.delete-view.params = [<view>]
260 cmd.delete-view.help = Clear the current view, discarding *all* content, and drop its icon from the tab strip. If a channel view is deleted this way, you also leave the channel.
262 cmd.dehop.label = Remove Half-operator Status
263 cmd.dehop.params = <nickname> [<...>]
264 cmd.dehop.help = Removes half-operator status from <nickname> on current channel. Requires operator status.
266 cmd.deop.label = Remove Operator Status
267 cmd.deop.params = <nickname> [<...>]
268 cmd.deop.help = Removes operator status from <nickname> on current channel. Requires operator status.
270 cmd.desc.params = [<description>]
271 cmd.desc.help = Changes the 'ircname' line returned when someone performs a /whois on you. You must specify this *before* connecting to the network. If you omit <description>, the current description is shown.
273 cmd.devoice.label = Remove Voice Status
274 cmd.devoice.params = <nickname> [<...>]
275 cmd.devoice.help = Removes voice status from <nickname> on current channel. Requires operator (or half-operator) status.
277 cmd.disconnect.format = Disconnect From $networkName
278 cmd.disconnect.label = &Disconnect
279 cmd.disconnect.params = [<reason>]
280 cmd.disconnect.help = Disconnects from the server represented by the active view when the command is executed providing the reason <reason> or the default reason if <reason> is not specified.
282 cmd.disconnect-all.label = &Disconnect From All Networks
283 cmd.disconnect-all.params = [<reason>]
284 cmd.disconnect-all.key = accel D
285 cmd.disconnect-all.help = Disconnects from all networks providing the reason <reason> or the default reason if <reason> is not specified.
287 cmd.echo.params = <message>
288 cmd.echo.help = Displays <message> in the current view, but does not send it to the server.
290 cmd.enable-plugin.params = <plugin>
291 cmd.enable-plugin.help = Meant to be used to re-enable a plugin after calling |disable-plugin|, this command calls the plugin's enablePlugin function. There are no guarantees that the plugin will properly enable itself.
294 cmd.eval.params = <expression>
295 cmd.eval.help = Evaluates <expression> as JavaScript code. Not for the faint of heart.
297 cmd.except.params = [<nickname>]
298 cmd.except.help = Excepts a user from channel bans. A user's nickname may be specified, or a proper host mask can be used. Used without a nickname or mask, shows the list of exceptions currently in effect.
300 cmd.exit.label = E&xit ChatZilla
301 cmd.exit.params = [<reason>]
302 cmd.exit.help = Disconnects from all active servers and networks, providing the reason <reason>, or the default reason if <reason> is not specified. Exits ChatZilla after disconnecting.
304 cmd.exit-mozilla.label = E&xit
305 cmd.exit-mozilla.help = Exit &brandShortName;.
307 cmd.faq.label = ChatZilla FAQ
309 cmd.find.label = &Find...
310 cmd.find.key = accel F
311 cmd.find.params = [<rest>]
312 cmd.find.help = Finds text in the current view.
314 cmd.find-again.label = Find A&gain
315 cmd.find-again.key = accel G
316 cmd.find-again.params =
317 cmd.find-again.help = Finds the next instance of your previously searched word.
319 cmd.focus-input.key = VK_ESCAPE
320 cmd.focus-input.help = Force keyboard focus to the input box.
322 cmd.font-family.params = [<font>]
323 cmd.font-family.help = Sets or views the font family being used on the current view. Omit <font> to see the current font family. The value |default| will use your global font family, |serif|, |sans-serif| and |monospace| will use your global font settings, other values will set a font directly.
325 cmd.font-family-default.label = Default &Font
326 cmd.font-family-serif.label = Se&rif
327 cmd.font-family-sans-serif.label = S&ans Serif
328 cmd.font-family-monospace.label = Mo&nospace
330 cmd.font-family-other.format = Other ($fontFamily)...
331 cmd.font-family-other.label = O&ther...
332 cmd.font-family-other.help = Prompts for a font family name.
334 cmd.font-size.params = [<font-size>]
335 cmd.font-size.help = Sets or views the font size being used on the current view. Omit <font-size> to see the current font size. The size value is specified in points (pt). The value |default| will use your global font size, and the values |bigger| and |smaller| increase or reduce the size by a fixed amount each time.
337 cmd.font-size-bigger.label = Make Text &Bigger
338 cmd.font-size-bigger.key = accel +
339 cmd.font-size-bigger2.key = accel =
340 cmd.font-size-smaller.label = Make Text &Smaller
341 cmd.font-size-smaller.key = accel -
343 cmd.font-size-default.label = Default Si&ze
344 cmd.font-size-small.label = Sma&ll
345 cmd.font-size-medium.label = &Medium
346 cmd.font-size-large.label = Lar&ge
348 cmd.font-size-other.format = Other ($fontSize pt)...
349 cmd.font-size-other.label = &Other...
350 cmd.font-size-other.help = Prompts for a font size.
352 cmd.goto-url.label = Open Link
353 cmd.goto-url.params = <url> [<anchor>]
354 cmd.goto-url.help = Navigate to the url specified by <url>. If the <url> is not an irc: url, it will be opened in the most recent browser window. If <url> is an alias for a url, the optional <anchor> can be used to specify a named anchor within the url.
356 cmd.goto-url-newwin.label = Open Link in New Window
357 cmd.goto-url-newwin.params = <url> [<anchor>]
358 cmd.goto-url-newwin.help = Navigate to the url specified by <url>. If the <url> is not an irc: url, it will be opened in a new browser window. If <url> is an alias for a url, the optional <anchor> can be used to specify a named anchor within the url.
360 cmd.goto-url-newtab.label = Open Link in New Tab
361 cmd.goto-url-newtab.params = <url> [<anchor>]
362 cmd.goto-url-newtab.help = Navigate to the url specified by <url>. If the <url> is not an irc: url, it will be opened in a new tab in the most recent browser window. If <url> is an alias for a url, the optional <anchor> can be used to specify a named anchor within the url.
364 cmd.goto-url-external.label = Open Link in Default Browser
365 cmd.goto-url-external.params = <url> [<anchor>]
366 cmd.goto-url-external.help = Navigate to the url specified by <url>. If the <url> is not an irc: url, it will be opened in your system default browser. If <url> is an alias for a url, the optional <anchor> can be used to specify a named anchor within the url.
368 cmd.header.help = Toggles visibility of the header bar.
370 cmd.help.params = [<pattern>]
371 cmd.help.help = Displays help on all commands matching <pattern>, if <pattern> is not given, displays help on all commands.
373 cmd.hide-view.label = &Hide Tab
374 cmd.hide-view.params = [<view>]
375 cmd.hide-view.help = Drop the current view's icon from the tab strip, but save its contents. The icon will reappear the next time there is activity on the view.
377 cmd.homepage.label = ChatZilla Homepage
379 cmd.hop.label = Give Half-operator Status
380 cmd.hop.params = <nickname> [<...>]
381 cmd.hop.help = Gives half-operator status to <nickname> on current channel. Requires operator status.
383 cmd.reconnect.format = Reconnect To $networkName
384 cmd.reconnect.label = &Reconnect
385 cmd.reconnect.params = [<reason>]
386 cmd.reconnect.help = Reconnects to the network represented by the active view when the command is executed providing the reason <reason> when disconnecting, or the default reason if <reason> is not specified.
388 cmd.reconnect-all.label = &Reconnect To All Networks
389 cmd.reconnect-all.params = [<reason>]
390 cmd.reconnect-all.help = Reconnects to all networks providing the reason <reason> when disconnecting, or the default reason if <reason> is not specified.
392 cmd.toggle-ui.params = <thing>
393 cmd.toggle-ui.help = Toggles the visibility of various pieces of the user interface. <thing> must be one of: tabstrip, userlist, header, status.
395 cmd.userlist.label = User List
396 cmd.userlist.key = accel shift L
398 cmd.tabstrip.label = Tab Strip
399 cmd.tabstrip.key = accel shift T
401 cmd.statusbar.label = Status Bar
402 cmd.statusbar.key = accel shift S
404 cmd.header.label = Header
405 cmd.header.key = accel shift H
407 cmd.input-text-direction.params = <dir>
408 cmd.input-text-direction.help =
410 cmd.text-direction.params = <dir>
411 cmd.text-direction.help =
413 cmd.rtl.help = Switches text direction to Right-to-Left.
414 cmd.ltr.help = Switches text direction to Left-to-Right.
416 cmd.irtl.help = Switches input area direction to Right-to-Left.
417 cmd.iltr.help = Switches input area direction to Left-to-Right.
419 cmd.toggle-text-dir.label = S&witch Text Direction
420 cmd.toggle-text-dir.key = accel shift X
422 cmd.toggle-pref.params = <pref-name>
423 cmd.toggle-pref.help = Toggles the boolean preference specified by <pref-name>.
425 cmd.toggle-usort.label = Sort Users By Mode
426 cmd.toggle-ccm.label = Collapse Co&nsecutive Messages
427 cmd.toggle-copy.label = Copy &Important Messages
428 cmd.toggle-umode.label = Show Mode as Symbol
429 cmd.toggle-timestamps.label = Show &Timestamps
431 cmd.unban.label = Un-ban
432 cmd.unban.format = Un-ban from $channelName
433 cmd.unban.params = <nickname>
434 cmd.unban.help = Removes the ban on a single user, or removes a specific ban mask from the channel's ban list.
436 cmd.unexcept.params = <nickname>
437 cmd.unexcept.help = Removes a channel ban exception.
439 cmd.user.params = [<username> <description>]
440 cmd.user.help = Sets your username to <username> and your description (``Real Name'') to <description>. Equivalent to using the |name| and |desc| command. The new name and description will be used the next time you connect to the network. You can use this command without parameters to show the current username and description.
442 cmd.userlist.help = Toggles the visibility of the user list.
444 cmd.ignore.params = [<mask>]
445 cmd.ignore.help = Add someone to your ignore list for the current network. A nickname will suffice for <mask>, but you can also use a hostmask. With no parameters, it shows a list of all currently ignored users.
447 cmd.invite.params = <nickname> [<channel-name>]
448 cmd.invite.help = Invites <nickname> to <channel-name> or current channel if not supplied. Requires operator status if +i is set.
450 cmd.j.params = <channel-name> [<key>]
451 cmd.j.help = This command is an alias for /join.
453 cmd.join.label = &Join channel...
454 cmd.join.key = accel J
455 cmd.join.params = [<channel-name> [<key>]]
456 cmd.join.help = Joins the global (name starts with #), local (name starts with &), or modeless (name starts with a +) channel named <channel-name>. If no prefix is given, # is assumed. Provides the key <key> if specified.
458 cmd.join-charset.params = [<channel-name> <charset> [<key>]]
459 cmd.join-charset.help = Joins the global (name starts with #), local (name starts with &), or modeless (name starts with a +) channel named <channel-name>. Messages will be encoded and decoded according to the character encoding specified by <charset>. The <charset> parameter is independent of the default character encoding, which can be selected with the /charset command. If no prefix is given, # is assumed. Provides the key <key> if specified.
461 cmd.kick.format = Kick from $channelName
462 cmd.kick.label = Kick
463 cmd.kick.params = <nickname> [<reason>]
464 cmd.kick.help = Kicks <nickname> off the current channel. Requires operator status.
466 cmd.kick-ban.format = Kickban from $channelName
467 cmd.kick-ban.label = Kickban
468 cmd.kick-ban.params = <nickname> [<reason>]
469 cmd.kick-ban.help = Bans *!username@hostmask from the current channel, then kicks them off. Requires operator status.
471 cmd.knock.params = <channel-name> [<reason>]
472 cmd.knock.help = Requests an invitation from the specified channel with optional reason. This command is not supported by all servers.
474 cmd.label-user.format = «$nickname»
475 cmd.label-user.label = <unknown>
476 cmd.label-user.params = <unspecified>
477 cmd.label-user.help =
479 cmd.leave.format = Leave $channelName
480 cmd.leave.label = &Leave
481 cmd.leave.params = [<channel-name> [<reason>]]
482 cmd.leave.help = Leaves the current channel. Use /delete to force the view to go away, losing its contents, or /hide to temporarily hide it, preserving its contents. Many servers do not support the optional <reason> parameter. Your preferences are used to determine whether to delete the tab. If you are dispatching this command from a script, you may override this behaviour with the <delete-when-done> parameter.
484 cmd.links.help = Displays the "links" to the current server. This is a list of the other servers in the network which are directly connected to the one you are connected to.
486 cmd.list.params = [<channel-name>]
487 cmd.list.help = Lists channel name, user count, and topic information for the network/server you are attached to. If you omit the optional channel argument, all channels will be listed. On large networks, the server may disconnect you for asking for a complete list.
489 cmd.list-plugins.params = [<plugin>]
490 cmd.list-plugins.help = If <plugin> is not provided, this command lists information on all loaded plugins. If <plugin> is provided, only its information will be displayed. If this command is dispatched from the console, you may specify <plugin> by either the plugin id, or index.
492 cmd.load.params = <url>
493 cmd.load.help = Executes the contents of the url specified by <url>. See also: The |initialScripts| pref.
495 cmd.reload-plugin.params = <plugin>
496 cmd.reload-plugin.help = Reloads the plugin from the same url it was loaded from last time. This will only work if the currently loaded version of the plugin can be disabled.
498 cmd.log.params = [<state>]
499 cmd.log.help = Turns logging on or off for the current channel. If <state> is provided and is |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1|, logging will be turned on. Values |false|, |off|, |no| and |0| will turn logging off. Omit <state> to see the current logging state. The state will be saved in prefs, so that if logging is on when you close ChatZilla, it will resume logging the next time you join the channel.
501 cmd.rlist.params = <regexp>
502 cmd.rlist.help = Lists channel name, user count, and topic information for the network/server you are attached to, filtered by the regular expression.
504 cmd.reload-ui.help = Reload the ChatZilla XUL file. Used during development.
506 cmd.map.help = Similar to /links, but provides a graphical "Network Map" of the IRC network. Mainly used for routing purposes.
508 cmd.match-users.params = <mask>
509 cmd.match-users.help = Shows a list of all users whose hostmask matches <mask>.
511 cmd.me.params = <action>
512 cmd.me.help = Sends the text <action> to the channel as a statement in the third person. Try it and see!
514 cmd.motd.help = Displays the "Message of the Day", which usually contains information about the network and current server, as well as any usage policies.
516 cmd.mode.params = [<target>] [<modestr> [<param> [<...>]]]
517 cmd.mode.help = Changes the channel or user mode of <target> using <modestr> and any subsequent <param> if added. When used from a channel view, <target> may be omitted. For a list of modes you may use, see http://irchelp.org.
519 cmd.motif.params = [<motif>]
520 cmd.motif.help = Sets the default CSS file used for the message tabs. <motif> can be a URL to a .css file, or the shortcut "default", "light", or "dark". See the ChatZilla homepage at <http://www.mozilla.org/projects/rt-messaging/chatzilla/> for more information on how to style ChatZilla. See also |network-motif|, |channel-motif|, |user-motif|.
522 cmd.motif-default.label = &Default Motif
523 cmd.motif-dark.label = Dar&k Motif
524 cmd.motif-light.label = &Light Motif
526 cmd.msg.params = <nickname> <message>
527 cmd.msg.help = Sends the private message <message> to <nickname>.
529 cmd.name.params = [<username>]
530 cmd.name.help = Changes the username displayed before your hostmask if the server you're connecting to allows it. Some servers will only trust the username reply from the ident service. You must specify this *before* connecting to the network. If you omit <username>, the current username will be shown.
532 cmd.names.params = [<channel-name>]
533 cmd.names.help = Lists the users in a channel.
535 cmd.network.params = <network-name>
536 cmd.network.help = Sets the current network to <network-name>
538 cmd.networks.help = Lists all available networks as clickable links.
540 cmd.network-motif.params = [<motif> [<network>]]
541 cmd.network-motif.help = Sets the CSS file used for the message tab for the network <network>. <motif> can be a URL to a .css file, or the shortcut "default", "light", or "dark". If <motif> is a minus ('-') character, the motif will revert to the global motif. If <network> is not provided, the current network is assumed. See the ChatZilla homepage at <http://www.mozilla.org/projects/rt-messaging/chatzilla/> for more information on how to style ChatZilla. See also |motif|.
543 cmd.network-pref.params = [<pref-name> [<pref-value>]]
544 cmd.network-pref.help = Sets the value of the preference named <pref-name> to the value of <pref-value> on the current network. If <pref-value> is not provided, the current value of <pref-name> will be displayed. If both <pref-name> and <pref-value> are omitted, all preferences will be displayed. If <pref-value> is a minus ('-') character, then the preference will revert back to its default value.
546 cmd.nick.label = Change nickname...
547 cmd.nick.params = [<nickname>]
548 cmd.nick.help = Changes your nickname. If |nickname| is omited, a prompt is shown.
550 cmd.notify.params = [<nickname> [<...>]]
551 cmd.notify.help = With no parameters, /notify shows you the online/offline status of all the users on your notify list. If one or more <nickname> parameters are supplied, the nickname(s) will be added to your notify list if they are not yet on it, or removed from it if they are.
553 cmd.notice.params = <nickname> <message>
554 cmd.notice.help = Sends the notice <message> to <nickname>.
556 cmd.op.label = Give Operator Status
557 cmd.op.params = <nickname> [<...>]
558 cmd.op.help = Gives operator status to <nickname> on current channel. Requires operator status.
560 cmd.open-at-startup.params = [<toggle>]
561 cmd.open-at-startup.help = Used to add the current view to the list of views that will be automatically opened at startup. If <toggle> is not provided, the status of the current view will be displayed. <toggle> can be one of: yes, on, true, 1, no, off, false, 0, or toggle, to toggle the current state.
563 cmd.oper.params = <opername> [<password>]
564 cmd.oper.help = Requests IRC Operator status from the current server. If <password> is not provided, you will be asked to enter the password in a prompt with a masked textfield (so nobody will be able to read it when you type it).
566 cmd.print.label = &Print...
567 cmd.print.key = accel P
569 cmd.print.help = Opens the print dialog for the current view.
571 cmd.save.label = Save View &As...
572 cmd.save.key = accel S
573 cmd.save.params = [<filename> [<savetype>]]
574 cmd.save.help = Save the current view as file <filename>. If <filename> is omitted, a Save As... dialog will be shown. <savetype> can be either |complete|, |htmlonly| or |text|. If it is omitted, it is deduced from the file extension. Files with the extension .html, .xhtml, .xhtm or .htm will be saved as complete views, .txt files as text files. Any other extensions will throw an error if <savetype> is not provided.
576 cmd.say.params = <message>
577 cmd.say.help = Sends a message to the current view. This command is used automatically by ChatZilla when you type text that does not begin with the "/" character.
579 cmd.stats.params = [<params>]
580 cmd.stats.help = Request server statistics. Use this command with no parameters to get a server-specific list of available parameters for use with this command.
582 cmd.time.params = [<nickname>]
583 cmd.time.help = Asks <nickname> what time it is on their machine. Their IRC client may or may not show them that you've asked for this information. ChatZilla currently does not. If you do not specify <nickname>, ChatZilla will ask the server for the time it is on the server.
584 cmd.time.label = Get Local Time
586 cmd.timestamps.params = [<toggle>]
587 cmd.timestamps.help = Sets the visibility of timestamps in the current view. If <toggle> is provided and is |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1|, timestamps will be turned on. Values |false|, |off|, |no| and |0| will turn timestamps off, and |toggle| will toggle the state. Omit <toggle> to see the current state.
589 cmd.toggle-oas.format = Open This $viewType at Startup
590 cmd.toggle-oas.label = Open at &Startup
592 cmd.pass.params = <password>
593 cmd.pass.help = Sends a password to the server for use when connecting to password-protected servers.
595 cmd.ping.params = <nickname>
596 cmd.ping.help = Ping takes its name from the technique of measuring distance with sonar. In IRC, it is used to measure the time it takes to send a message to someone, and receive a response. Specify a channel to ping everyone in that channel. Some IRC clients will display ping requests to the user. ChatZilla does not.
597 cmd.ping.label = Ping User
599 cmd.plugin-pref.params = <plugin> [<pref-name> [<pref-value>]]
600 cmd.plugin-pref.help = Sets the value of the plugin's preference named <pref-name> to the value of <pref-value>. If <pref-value> is not provided, the current value of <pref-name> will be displayed. If both <pref-name> and <pref-value> are omitted, all preferences for <plugin> will be displayed. If <pref-value> is a minus ('-') character, then the preference will revert back to its default value.
602 cmd.pref.params = [<pref-name> [<pref-value>]]
603 cmd.pref.help = Sets the value of the preference named <pref-name> to the value of <pref-value>. If <pref-value> is not provided, the current value of <pref-name> will be displayed. If both <pref-name> and <pref-value> are omitted, all preferences will be displayed. If <pref-value> is a minus ('-') character, then the preference will revert back to its default value.
605 cmd.query.label = Open Private Chat
606 cmd.query.params = <nickname> [<message>]
607 cmd.query.help = Opens a one-on-one chat with <nickname>. If <message> is supplied, it is sent as the initial private message to <nickname>.
609 cmd.quit.label = &Quit ChatZilla
610 cmd.quit.params = [<reason>]
611 cmd.quit.help = Quit ChatZilla.
613 cmd.quit-mozilla.label = &Quit
614 cmd.quit-mozilla.help = Quit &brandShortName;.
616 cmd.quote.params = <irc-command>
617 cmd.quote.help = Sends a raw command to the IRC server, not a good idea if you don't know what you're doing. see IRC RFC1459 <http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/rfc1459.html> for complete details.
619 cmd.rejoin.params = [<reason>]
620 cmd.rejoin.help = Rejoins the channel displayed in the current view. Only works from a channel view.
621 cmd.rejoin.format = Rejoin $channelName
622 cmd.rejoin.label = Rejoin
624 cmd.server.params = <hostname> [<port> [<password>]]
625 cmd.server.help = Connects to server <hostname> on <port>, or 6667 if <port> is not specified. Provides the password <password> if specified. If you are already connected, the view for <hostname> is made current. If that view has been deleted, it is recreated.
627 cmd.set-current-view.params = <view>
628 cmd.set-current-view.help =
630 cmd.sslserver.params = <hostname> [<port> [<password>]]
631 cmd.sslserver.help = Connects to server using SSL <hostname> on <port>, or 9999 if <port> is not specified. Provides the password <password> if specified. If you are already connected, the view for <hostname> is made current. If that view has been deleted, it is recreated.
633 cmd.squery.params = <service> [<commands>]
634 cmd.squery.help = Sends the commands <commands> to the service <service>.
636 cmd.stalk.params = [<text>]
637 cmd.stalk.help = Add <text> to list of words for which you would like to see alerts. Whenever a person with a nickname matching <text> speaks, or someone says a phrase containing <text>, your ChatZilla window will become active (on some operating systems) and its taskbar icon will flash (on some operating systems.) If <text> is omitted the list of stalk words is displayed.
639 cmd.status.help = Shows status information for the current view.
641 cmd.statusbar.help = Toggles the visibility of the status bar.
643 cmd.supports.help = Lists the capabilities of the current server, as reported by the 005 numeric.
645 cmd.testdisplay.help = Displays a sample text. Used to preview styles.
647 cmd.topic.params = [<new-topic>]
648 cmd.topic.help = If <new-topic> is specified and you are a chanop, or the channel is not in 'private topic' mode (+t), the topic will be changed to <new-topic>. If <new-topic> is *not* specified, the current topic will be displayed.
650 cmd.tabstrip.help = Toggles the visibility of the channel tab strip.
652 cmd.unignore.params = <mask>
653 cmd.unignore.help = Removes someone from your ignore list for the current network. A nickname will suffice for <mask>, but you can also use a hostmask.
655 cmd.unstalk.params = <text>
656 cmd.unstalk.help = Remove word from list of terms for which you would like to see alerts.
658 cmd.urls.params = [<number>]
659 cmd.urls.help = Displays the last few URLs seen by ChatZilla. Specify <number> to change how many it displays, or omit to display the default 10.
661 cmd.userhost.params = <nickname> [<...>]
662 cmd.userhost.help = Requests the hostmask of every <nickname> given.
664 cmd.userip.params = <nickname> [<...>]
665 cmd.userip.help = Requests the IP-address of every <nickname> given.
667 cmd.disable-plugin.params = <plugin>
668 cmd.disable-plugin.help = This command calls the plugin's disablePlugin function, if it exists. There are no guarantees that the plugin will properly disable itself.
670 cmd.usermode.params = [<new-mode>]
671 cmd.usermode.help = Changes or displays the current user mode.
673 cmd.user-motif.params = [<motif> [<user>]]
674 cmd.user-motif.help = Sets the CSS file used for the message tab for the user <user>. <motif> can be a URL to a .css file, or the shortcut "default", "light", or "dark". If <motif> is a minus ('-') character, the motif will revert to the network motif. If <user> is not provided, the current user is assumed. See the ChatZilla homepage at <http://www.mozilla.org/projects/rt-messaging/chatzilla/> for more information on how to style ChatZilla. See also |motif|.
676 cmd.user-pref.params = [<pref-name> [<pref-value>]]
677 cmd.user-pref.help = Sets the value of the preference named <pref-name> to the value of <pref-value> on the current user. If <pref-value> is not provided, the current value of <pref-name> will be displayed. If both <pref-name> and <pref-value> are omitted, all preferences will be displayed. If <pref-value> is a minus ('-') character, then the preference will revert back to its default value.
679 cmd.version.label = Get Version Information
680 cmd.version.params = [<nickname>]
681 cmd.version.help = Asks <nickname> what irc client they're running. Their IRC client may or may not show them that you've asked for this information. ChatZilla currently does not. If you do not specify <nickname>, ChatZilla will ask the server for the version of the IRCserver software it is running.
683 cmd.voice.label = Give Voice Status
684 cmd.voice.params = <nickname> [<...>]
685 cmd.voice.help = Gives voice status to <nickname> on current channel. Requires operator (or half-operator) status.
687 cmd.who.params = <rest>
688 cmd.who.help = List users who have name, host, or description information matching <rest>.
690 cmd.whois.label = Who is
691 cmd.whois.params = <nickname> [<...>]
692 cmd.whois.help = Displays information about the user <nickname>, including 'real name', server connected to, idle time, and signon time. Note that some servers will lie about the idle time. The correct idle time can usually be obtained by using |wii| instead of |whois|.
694 cmd.wii.params = <nickname> [<...>]
695 cmd.wii.help = Displays the same information as |whois|, but asks the server to include the user's real idle time.
697 cmd.whowas.label = Who was
698 cmd.whowas.params = <nickname> [<limit>]
699 cmd.whowas.help = Displays the last known information about the user <nickname>, including 'real name', for a user that has left the server.
701 ## dispatch-related error messages ##
702 msg.err.internal.dispatch = Internal error dispatching command ``%1$S''.
703 msg.err.internal.hook = Internal error processing hook ``%1$S''.
704 msg.err.no.command = No command named ``%1$S''.
705 msg.err.invalid.param = Invalid value for parameter %1$S (%2$S).
706 msg.err.disabled = Sorry, ``%1$S'' is currently disabled.
707 msg.err.notimplemented = Sorry, ``%1$S'' has not been implemented.
708 msg.err.required.param = Missing required parameter %1$S.
709 msg.err.ambigcommand = Ambiguous command, ``%1$S'', %2$S commands match [%3$S].
710 msg.err.required.nr.param = Missing %1$S parameters. This alias requires at least %2$S parameters.
711 msg.err.max.dispatch.depth = Reached max dispatch depth while attempting to dispatch ``%1$S''.
713 ## ChatZilla error messages ##
714 msg.err.invalid.pref = Invalid value for preference %1$S (%2$S).
715 msg.err.failure = Operation Failed: %1$S.
716 msg.err.scriptload = Error loading subscript from <%1$S>.
717 msg.err.pluginapi = Plugin <%1$S> is missing a required function.
718 msg.err.invalid.scheme = Invalid scheme in url <%1$S>.
719 msg.err.item.not.found = Startup script item <%1$S> does not exist or is inaccessible.
720 msg.err.unknown.pref = Unknown pref name ``%1$S''.
721 msg.err.unknown.network = Unknown network ``%S''.
722 msg.err.unknown.channel = Unknown channel ``%S''.
723 msg.err.unknown.user = Unknown user ``%S''.
724 msg.err.unknown.stalk = Not stalking %S.
725 msg.err.unknown.motif = Unknown motif ``%S''.
726 msg.err.invalid.charset = Invalid character encoding mode ``%S''.
727 msg.err.improper.view = ``%S'' cannot be used from this view.
728 msg.err.not.connected = Not connected.
729 msg.err.last.view = Cannot delete last view.
730 msg.err.last.view.hide = Cannot hide last view.
731 msg.err.bad.ircurl = Invalid IRC URL ``%S''.
732 msg.err.need.network = Command ``%1$S'' must be run in the context of a network.
733 msg.err.need.server = Command ``%1$S'' must be run in the context of an attached server.
734 msg.err.need.channel = Command ``%1$S'' must be run in the context of a channel.
735 msg.err.need.user = Command ``%1$S'' must be run in the context of a user.
736 msg.err.need.recip = Command ``%1$S'' must be run in the context of a user or a channel.
737 msg.err.no.default = Please do not just type into this tab, use an actual command instead.
738 msg.err.no.match = No match for ``%S''.
739 msg.err.no.socket = Error creating socket.
740 msg.err.no.secure = The network ``%S'' has no secure servers defined.
741 msg.err.cancelled = Connection process canceled.
742 msg.err.offline = The host software platform (e.g. Mozilla, Firefox) is in ``offline mode''. No network connections can be made in this mode.
743 msg.err.badalias = Malformed alias: %S"
744 msg.err.no.ctcp.cmd = %S is not a valid CTCP function for this client
745 msg.err.no.ctcp.help = %S does not have any help information
746 msg.err.unknown.host = The host application UID "%S" is not recognised. Please report what application you are running ChatZilla in, and the UID given.
747 msg.err.unable.to.print = The current view does not support printing.
748 msg.err.unsupported.command = The server does not support the ``%S'' command.
749 msg.err.invalid.mode = The mode string you entered (``%S'') is invalid. A valid mode string consists of one or more sequences of a + or - followed by one or more alphabetical characters.
750 msg.err.away.save = Saving the list of away messages failed (%S).
751 msg.err.invalid.url = ``%S'' is not a valid url nor an alias for a url, and therefor could not be loaded.
753 # Specific bug messages.
754 msg.bug318419.warning = ChatZilla has detected a potential abnormality in its internal data. You will not be able to send any form of communication at this time, although it might appear you can. The most likely cause is Mozilla Bug 318419 <https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=318419>. You are strongly advised to restart the host application (&brandShortName;) to prevent further problems.
755 msg.bug318419.error = ChatZilla has detected a serious abnormality in its internal data. You will not be able to send any form of communication at this time, although it might appear you can. The most likely cause is Mozilla Bug 318419 <https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=318419>. You MUST restart the host application (&brandShortName;) to fix this.
757 # Ask for oper pass if not explicitly given in the command:
758 msg.need.oper.password = Please enter a password for obtaining IRC Operator privileges.
760 # Better IRC error messages
761 msg.irc.381 = You are now an IRC Operator.
762 msg.irc.464 = Incorrect password, please try again with the correct password.
763 msg.irc.464.login = Please specify your password using the "/pass" command to continue connecting.
764 msg.irc.471 = This channel has reached its set capacity; you cannot join it.
765 msg.irc.473 = This channel is invite-only. You must have an invite from an existing member of the channel to join.
766 msg.irc.474 = You are banned from this channel.
767 msg.irc.475 = This channel needs a key. You must provide the correct key to join the channel. See "/help join" for details on joining a channel with a key.
768 msg.irc.476 = You provided a channel mask which the server considers to be invalid.
769 msg.irc.477 = This channel requires that you have registered and identified yourself with the network's nickname registration services (e.g. NickServ). Please see the documentation of this network's nickname registration services that should be found in the MOTD (/motd to display it).
770 msg.irc.491 = Only few of mere mortals may try to enter the twilight zone (your host did not match any configured 'O-lines').
772 # This is an extended version that is only used if the server support /knock.
773 msg.irc.471.knock = %S You might be able to use "/knock %S" to ask the channel operators to invite you in. [[Knock][Asks the channel operators to let you in][%S]]
774 msg.irc.473.knock = %S Use "/knock %S" to ask the channel operators to invite you in. [[Knock][Asks the channel operators to let you in][%S]]
775 msg.irc.475.knock = %S You might be able to use "/knock %S" to ask the channel operators to invite you in. [[Knock][Asks the channel operators to let you in][%S]]
777 msg.warn.unk.command = Unknown command ``%S'', just guessing.
782 msg.plugin.enabled = Plugin ``%S'' is now enabled.
783 msg.plugin.disabled = Plugin ``%S'' is now disabled.
785 msg.leave.inputbox = There is nothing to tab-complete. Use F6 to cycle through the user list, input box and the chat output.
788 msg.fmt.usage = "%1$S %2$S"
789 msg.fmt.jsexception = "%1$S: %2$S @ <%3$S> %4$S"
790 # 1: error number, 2: error text, 3: file name, 4: line number, 5: function name
791 # 1: pref name 2: value
792 msg.fmt.pref = Preference ``%1$S'' is ``%2$S''.
793 msg.fmt.netpref = Network preference ``%1$S'' is ``%2$S''.
794 msg.fmt.chanpref = Channel preference ``%1$S'' is ``%2$S''.
795 msg.fmt.userpref = User preference ``%1$S'' is ``%2$S''.
796 msg.fmt.pluginpref = Plugin preference ``%1$S'' is ``%2$S''.
798 msg.fmt.plugin1 = Plugin at index %S, loaded from <%S>.
799 msg.fmt.plugin2 = id: %S, version: %S, enabled: %S, status: %S.
800 msg.fmt.plugin3 = Description: %S.
802 msg.fmt.usercount = "%S, %S@, %S%%, %S+"
803 msg.fmt.alias = "%S = %S"
804 msg.fmt.seconds = "%S seconds
806 msg.fmt.matchlist = "%S matches for ``%S'': [%S]
807 msg.fmt.ctcpreply = CTCP %S reply ``%S'' from %S"
808 msg.fmt.chanlist = "%S %S %S"
809 msg.fmt.logged.on = "%S is logged in as %S"
811 # 1: local short date/time, 2: nick info
812 msg.fmt.status = "%S %S"
814 msg.unknown = <unknown>
821 msg.primary = primary
822 msg.secondary = secondary
824 msg.network = Network
826 msg.channel = Channel
831 msg.loading = Loading
835 msg.connecting = Connecting
836 msg.connected = Connected
837 msg.disconnected = Disconnected
840 msg.hours = "%S hours
841 msg.minutes = "%S minutes
842 msg.seconds = "%S seconds
845 msg.minute = 1 minute
846 msg.second = 1 second
849 msg.rsp.hello = [HELLO]
850 msg.rsp.help = [HELP]
851 msg.rsp.usage = [USAGE]
852 msg.rsp.error = [ERROR]
853 msg.rsp.warn = [WARNING]
854 msg.rsp.info = [INFO]
855 msg.rsp.evin = [EVAL-IN]
856 msg.rsp.evout = [EVAL-OUT]
857 msg.rsp.disconnect = [QUIT]
859 msg.mnu.chatzilla = &ChatZilla
864 msg.mnu.motifs = Co&lor Scheme
865 msg.mnu.opcommands = &Operator Commands
866 msg.mnu.usercommands = &User Commands
867 msg.mnu.fonts = &Font Family and Size
869 msg.client.name = *client*
870 msg.cant.disable = Unable to disable plugin %S.
871 msg.cant.enable = Unable to enable plugin %S.
872 msg.is.disabled = Plugin %S is already disabled.
873 msg.is.enabled = Plugin %S is already enabled.
874 msg.no.help = Help not available.
875 msg.no.cmdmatch = No commands match ``%1$S''.
876 msg.no.plugins = There are no plugins loaded.
877 msg.cmdmatch = Commands matching ``%1$S'' are [%2$S].
878 msg.default.alias.help = This command is an alias for |%1$S|.
879 msg.extra.params = Extra parameters ``%1$S'' ignored.
880 msg.version.reply = ChatZilla %S [%S]
881 msg.source.reply = http://chatzilla.hacksrus.com/
882 msg.nothing.to.cancel = No connection or /list in progress, nothing to cancel.
883 msg.cancelling = Cancelling connection to ``%S''...
884 msg.cancelling.list = Cancelling /list request...
885 msg.current.charset = Using ``%S'' as default character encoding.
886 msg.current.charset.view = Using ``%S'' as character encoding for this view.
887 msg.current.css = Using <%S> as default motif.
888 msg.current.css.net = Using <%S> as default motif for this network.
889 msg.current.css.chan = Using <%S> as motif for this channel.
890 msg.current.css.user = Using <%S> as motif for this user.
891 msg.no.dynamic.style = Sorry, but your version of &brandShortName; doesn't support styling the entire application with a motif. This functionality will now be disabled.
892 msg.subscript.loaded = Subscript <%1$S> loaded with result ``%2$S''.
893 msg.user.info = Default nickname, ``%S'', username ``%S'', and description ``%S''.
894 msg.connection.info = "%S: User %S connected via %S:%S (%S server).
895 msg.server.info = "%S: Connected for %S, last ping: %S, server roundtrip (lag): %S seconds.
896 msg.connect.via = Connected via %S"
897 msg.user.mode = User mode for %S is now %S"
898 msg.not.connected = "%S: Not connected.
899 msg.insecure.server = Your connection to the server ``%S'' is not secure.
900 msg.secure.connection = Signed by %S"
901 msg.security.info = Displays security information about the current connection
902 msg.going.offline = &brandShortName; is trying to go into offline mode. This will disconnect you from ALL the networks and channels you're connected to.
903 msg.really.go.offline = Go Offline
904 msg.dont.go.offline = Don't Go Offline
905 msg.offlinestate.offline = You are offline. Click the icon to go online.
906 msg.offlinestate.online = You are online. Click the icon to go offline.
908 msg.operator = Operator member
909 msg.voiced = Voiced member
910 msg.voiceop = Operator and voiced member
911 msg.no.mode = no mode
912 msg.topic.info = "%S, %S: Topic, ``%S''
913 msg.notopic.info = "%S, %S: No topic.
914 msg.channel.info = "%S: %S of %S (%S) <%S>
915 msg.channel.details = "%S/%S: %S users total, %S operators, %S voiced.
916 msg.nonmember = "%S: No longer a member of %S.
917 msg.end.status = End of status.
918 msg.networks.heada = Available networks are [
919 msg.networks.headb = ].
920 msg.messages.cleared = Messages Cleared.
921 msg.channel.opened = Channel view for ``%S'' opened.
922 msg.match.unchecked = (%S users were not checked)
923 msg.matching.nicks = The following users matched your query: %S. %S
924 msg.no.matching.nicks = There were no users matching your query. %S
925 msg.commands.header = Type /help <command-name> for information about a specific command.
926 msg.matching.commands = Currently implemented commands matching the pattern ``%S'' are [%S].\nType /help <command-name> for information about a specific command.
927 msg.all.commands = Currently implemented commands are [%S].
928 msg.help.intro = Help is available from many places:\n - |/commands| lists all the built-in commands in ChatZilla. Use |/help <command-name>| to get help on individual commands.\n - The IRC Help website <http://www.irchelp.org/> provides introductory material for new IRC users. \n - The ChatZilla FAQ <http://chatzilla.hacksrus.com/faq> answers many common questions about using ChatZilla.\n - The ChatZilla Support Channel <irc://moznet/chatzilla> is always available to answer any further questions about ChatZilla.
929 msg.homepage = Please visit the ChatZilla homepage at <http://chatzilla.hacksrus.com/> for more information.
930 msg.client.opened = JavaScript console for ``*client*'' opened.
931 msg.newnick.you = YOU are now known as %S
932 msg.newnick.notyou = "%S is now known as %S
934 msg.localeurl.homepage = http://chatzilla.hacksrus.com/
935 msg.localeurl.faq = http://chatzilla.hacksrus.com/faq/
937 msg.no.notify.list = Your notify list is empty.
938 msg.notify.addone = "%S has been added to your notify list.
939 msg.notify.addsome = "%S have been added to your notify list.
940 msg.notify.delone = "%S has been removed from your notify list.
941 msg.notify.delsome = "%S have been removed from your notify list.
943 msg.not.an.alias = No such alias: %S.
944 msg.alias.removed = Removed alias: %S.
945 msg.alias.created = Created alias: %S = %S.
946 msg.no.aliases = No aliases are defined.
948 msg.no.stalk.list = No stalking victims.
949 msg.stalk.list = Currently stalking [%S].
950 msg.stalk.add = Now stalking %S.
951 msg.stalk.del = No longer stalking %S.
952 msg.stalking.already = Already stalking %S.
955 msg.title.net.on = User %S on ``%S'' (%S:%S)
956 msg.title.net.off = User %S, not connected to network ``%S''
957 msg.title.nonick = <unregistered-user>
958 msg.title.no.topic = No Topic
959 msg.title.no.mode = No Mode
960 msg.title.channel = "%S on %S (%S): %S"
961 msg.title.user = Conversation with %S %S"
962 msg.title.dccchat = DCC Conversation with %S"
963 msg.title.dccfile.send = "%S%% of ``%S'' sent to %S"
964 msg.title.dccfile.get = "%S%% of ``%S'' received from %S"
965 msg.title.unknown = ChatZilla!
966 msg.title.activity = "%S -- Activity [%S]
969 msg.output.knownnets = Known Networks
970 msg.output.connnets = Connected Networks
971 msg.output.notconn = Not Connected
973 msg.output.mode = Mode
974 msg.output.users = Users
975 msg.output.topic = Topic
976 msg.output.via = Connected via
977 msg.output.to = Connected to
978 msg.output.file = File
979 msg.output.progress = Progress
981 msg.logging.off = Logging is off.
982 msg.logging.on = Logging is on. Log output is going to file <%S>.
983 msg.logfile.closed = Logfile closed.
984 msg.logfile.error = Unable to open file <%S>. Logging disabled.
985 msg.logfile.opened = Now logging to <%S>.
986 msg.logfile.closing = Closing log file <%S>.
987 msg.logfile.write.error = Unable to write to file <%S>. Logging disabled.
989 msg.query.opened = Query view for ``%S'' opened.
990 msg.network.opened = Network view for ``%S'' opened.
991 msg.already.connected = You are already connected to ``%S''.
992 msg.enter.nick = Please select a nickname
993 msg.network.connecting = Attempting to connect to ``%S''. Use /cancel to abort.
995 msg.banlist.item = "%S banned %S from %S on %S.
996 msg.banlist.button = [[Remove][Remove this ban][%S]]
997 msg.banlist.end = End of %S ban list.
998 msg.exceptlist.item = "%S excepted %S from bans in %S on %S.
999 msg.exceptlist.button = [[Remove][Remove this ban exception][%S]]
1000 msg.exceptlist.end = End of %S exception list.
1002 msg.channel.needops = You need to be an operator in %S to do that.
1004 msg.ctcphelp.clientinfo = CLIENTINFO gives information on available CTCP commands
1005 msg.ctcphelp.action = ACTION performs an action at the user
1006 msg.ctcphelp.time = TIME gives the local date and time for the client
1007 msg.ctcphelp.version = VERSION returns the client's version
1008 msg.ctcphelp.source = SOURCE returns an address where you can obtain the client
1009 msg.ctcphelp.os = OS returns the client's host's operating system and version
1010 msg.ctcphelp.host = HOST returns the client's host application name and version
1011 msg.ctcphelp.ping = PING echos the parameter passed to the client
1012 msg.ctcphelp.dcc = DCC requests a direct client connection
1014 # DCC CHAT messages.
1015 msg.dccchat.sent.request = Sent DCC Chat offer to ``%S'' from YOU (%S:%S) %S.
1016 msg.dccchat.got.request = Got DCC Chat offer from ``%S'' (%S:%S) %S.
1017 msg.dccchat.accepting = Auto-accepting DCC Chat offer from ``%S'' (%S:%S) in %S seconds %S.
1018 msg.dccchat.accepting.now = Auto-accepting DCC Chat offer from ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1019 msg.dccchat.accepted = Accepted DCC Chat with ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1020 msg.dccchat.declined = Declined DCC Chat with ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1021 msg.dccchat.aborted = Aborted DCC Chat with ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1022 msg.dccchat.failed = Failed DCC Chat with ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1023 msg.dccchat.opened = DCC Chat with ``%S'' (%S:%S) connected.
1024 msg.dccchat.closed = DCC Chat with ``%S'' (%S:%S) disconnected.
1026 # DCC FILE messages.
1027 msg.dccfile.sent.request = Sent DCC File Transfer offer to ``%S'' from YOU (%S:%S) of ``%S'' (%S) %S.
1028 msg.dccfile.got.request = Got DCC File Transfer offer from ``%S'' (%S:%S) of ``%S'' (%S) %S.
1029 msg.dccfile.accepting = Auto-accepting DCC File Transfer offer from ``%S'' (%S:%S) of ``%S'' (%S) in %S seconds %S.
1030 msg.dccfile.accepting.now = Auto-accepting DCC File Transfer offer from ``%S'' (%S:%S) of ``%S'' (%S).
1031 # 1 = file, 2 = to/from, 3 = nick, 4 = IP, 5 = port.
1032 msg.dccfile.accepted = Accepted DCC File Transfer of ``%S'' %S ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1033 msg.dccfile.declined = Declined DCC File Transfer of ``%S'' %S ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1034 msg.dccfile.aborted = Aborted DCC File Transfer of ``%S'' %S ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1035 msg.dccfile.failed = Failed DCC File Transfer of ``%S'' %S ``%S'' (%S:%S).
1036 msg.dccfile.opened = DCC File Transfer of ``%S'' %S ``%S'' (%S:%S) started.
1037 msg.dccfile.closed.sent = DCC File Transfer of ``%S'' %S ``%S'' (%S:%S) finished.
1038 msg.dccfile.closed.saved = DCC File Transfer of ``%S'' %S ``%S'' (%S:%S) finished. File saved to ``%S''.
1039 # 1 = percent, 2 = current pos, 3 = total size, 4 = speed.
1040 msg.dccfile.progress = %S%% complete, %S of %S, %S.
1041 msg.dccfile.send = Pick file to send
1042 msg.dccfile.save.to = Save incoming file (%S)
1043 msg.dccfile.err.notfound = The file specified could not be found.
1044 msg.dccfile.err.notafile = The path specified is not a normal file.
1045 msg.dccfile.err.notreadable = The file specified cannot be read.
1047 # General DCC messages.
1048 msg.dcc.pending.matches = "%S pending incoming DCC offers matched.
1049 msg.dcc.accepted.matches = "%S DCC connections matched.
1050 msg.dcc.matches.help = You must specify enough of the user's nickname to uniquely identify the request, or include the request type and even the filename if necessary.
1052 msg.dcc.not.enabled = DCC is disabled. If you need DCC functionality, you may turn it on from the Preferences window.
1053 msg.dcc.not.possible = DCC is unavailable in this version of the host software platform (e.g. Mozilla, Firefox) - the feature "scriptable server sockets" is missing. Mozilla builds after 2003-11-15 should contain this feature (e.g. Mozilla 1.6 or later).
1054 msg.dcc.err.nouser = Must specify |nickname| or run the command from a query view.
1055 msg.dcc.err.accept.time = You cannot use the short form of |/dcc-accept| within the first 10 seconds of receiving a DCC request.
1056 msg.dcc.err.nochat = Must specify |nickname| or run the command from a DCC Chat view.
1058 # /dcc-list words and phrases.
1059 msg.dcclist.dir.in = incoming
1060 msg.dcclist.dir.out = outgoing (offer)
1062 msg.dcclist.from = from
1063 ## Params: index, state, direction (incoming/outgoing), DCC type, direction (to/from), user (ip:port), commands.
1064 msg.dcclist.line = %S: %S %S DCC %S %S %S (%S:%S) %S
1065 ## Params: waiting, running, done.
1066 msg.dcclist.summary = DCC sessions: %S pending, %S connected, %S finished.
1068 msg.dccaccept.disabled = Currently not auto-accepting DCC on this network.
1069 msg.dccaccept.list = Currently auto-accepting DCC on this network from [%S].
1070 msg.dccaccept.add = Now auto-accepting DCC on this network from %S.
1071 msg.dccaccept.del = No longer auto-accepting DCC on this network from %S.
1072 msg.dccaccept.adderr = You are already auto-accepting DCC on this network from %S.
1073 msg.dccaccept.delerr = %S not found on your DCC auto-accept list for this network.
1075 msg.dcc.command.accept = [[Accept][Accept this DCC offer][%S]]
1076 msg.dcc.command.decline = [[Decline][Decline (refuse) this DCC offer][%S]]
1077 msg.dcc.command.cancel = [[Cancel][Cancels this DCC offer][%S]]
1078 msg.dcc.command.close = [[Close][Close (disconnect) this DCC offer][%S]]
1081 msg.dcc.state.abort = Aborted
1082 msg.dcc.state.request = Requested
1083 msg.dcc.state.accept = Accepted
1084 msg.dcc.state.connect = Connected
1085 # 1 = percent, 2 = current pos, 3 = total size, 4 = speed.
1086 msg.dcc.state.connectPro = Connected (%S%% complete, %S of %S, %S)
1087 msg.dcc.state.disconnect = Done
1088 msg.dcc.state.decline = Declined
1089 msg.dcc.state.fail = Failed
1091 # SI general format (1$ == number, 2$ == scale suffix).
1092 msg.si.size = %1$S %2$S
1093 msg.si.speed = %1$S %2$S
1095 # SI suffixes for sizes.
1104 # SI suffixes for speeds.
1105 msg.si.speed.0 = B/s
1106 msg.si.speed.1 = KiB/s
1107 msg.si.speed.2 = MiB/s
1108 msg.si.speed.3 = GiB/s
1109 msg.si.speed.4 = TiB/s
1110 msg.si.speed.5 = PiB/s
1111 msg.si.speed.6 = EiB/s
1113 msg.ident.server.not.possible = Ident Server is unavailable in this version of the host software platform (e.g. Mozilla, Firefox) - the feature "scriptable server sockets" is missing. Mozilla builds after 2003-11-15 should contain this feature (e.g. Mozilla 1.6 or later).
1115 msg.host.password = Enter a password for the server %S:
1116 msg.url.key = Enter key for url %S:
1118 msg.startup.added = <%1$S> will now open at startup.
1119 msg.startup.removed = <%1$S> will no longer open at startup.
1120 msg.startup.exists = <%1$S> is currently opened at startup.
1121 msg.startup.notfound = <%1$S> is not currently opened at startup.
1123 msg.test.hello = Sample HELLO message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1124 msg.test.info = Sample INFO message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1125 msg.test.error = Sample ERROR message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1126 msg.test.help = Sample HELP message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1127 msg.test.usage = Sample USAGE message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1128 msg.test.status = Sample STATUS message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1129 msg.test.privmsg = Normal message from %S to %S, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1130 msg.test.action = Action message from %S to %S, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1131 msg.test.notice = Notice message from %S to %S, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1132 msg.test.url = Sample URL <http://www.mozilla.org> message.
1133 msg.test.styles = Sample text styles *bold*, _underline_, /italic/, |teletype| message.
1134 msg.test.emoticon = Sample emoticon :) :( :~( :0 :/ :P :| (* message.
1135 msg.test.rheet = Sample Rheeeeeeeeeet! message.
1136 msg.test.topic = Sample Topic message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1137 msg.test.join = Sample Join message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1138 msg.test.part = Sample Part message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1139 msg.test.kick = Sample Kick message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1140 msg.test.quit = Sample Quit message, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1141 msg.test.stalk = "%S : Sample /stalk match, <http://testurl.com/foo.html>.
1142 msg.test.ctlchr = Sample control char >%01<\\1 -- >%05<\\5 -- >%10<\\10
1143 msg.test.color = Sample color %033c%034o%034l%033o%033r%034%20%036t%036e%032s%034t%0f message.
1144 msg.test.quote = Sample ``double quote'' message.
1146 msg.welcome = Welcome to ChatZilla...\nBelow is a short selection of information to help you get started using ChatZilla.
1147 msg.welcome.url = Because ChatZilla was launched from a URL, the target has been opened for you. You can find it on the tab bar, next to this view.
1148 msg.tabdnd.drop = Would you like to use the file ``%S'' as your new motif?
1149 msg.default.status = Welcome to ChatZilla!
1151 msg.closing = Disconnecting from IRC. Click close again to exit now.
1152 msg.confirm.quit = You are still connected to some networks, are you sure you want to quit ChatZilla?\nConfirming will close the window, and disconnect from all the networks and channels you're connected to.
1153 msg.quit.anyway = &Quit Anyway
1154 msg.dont.quit = &Don't Quit
1155 msg.warn.on.exit = Warn me when quitting while still connected
1157 msg.whois.name = "%S <%S@%S> ``%S''
1158 msg.whois.channels = "%S: member of %S"
1159 msg.whois.server = "%S: attached to %S ``%S''
1160 msg.whois.idle = "%S: idle for %S (on since %S)
1161 msg.whois.away = "%S: away with message ``%S''
1162 msg.whois.end = End of WHOIS information for %S.
1164 msg.ignore.list.1 = Currently not ignoring anyone.
1165 msg.ignore.list.2 = Currently ignoring [%S].
1166 msg.ignore.add = You are now ignoring %S.
1167 msg.ignore.adderr = You are already ignoring %S.
1168 msg.ignore.del = You are no longer ignoring %S.
1169 msg.ignore.delerr = "%S not found in your ignore list.
1171 msg.you.invite = You have invited %S to %S.
1172 msg.invite.you = "%S (%S@%S) has invited you to %S.
1174 msg.nick.in.use = The nickname ``%S'' is already in use, use the /nick command to pick a new one.
1175 msg.retry.nick = The nickname ``%S'' is already in use, trying ``%S''.
1176 msg.nick.prompt = Enter a nickname to use:
1178 msg.list.rerouted = List reply will appear on the ``%S'' view.
1179 msg.list.end = Displayed %S of %S channels.
1181 msg.who.end = End of WHO results for ``%S'', %S user(s) found.
1182 msg.who.match = User %S, (%S@%S) ``%S'' (%S), member of %S, is connected to <irc://%S/>, %S hop(s).
1184 msg.connection.attempt = Connecting to %S (%S)... [[Cancel][Cancel connecting to %S][%S]]
1185 msg.connection.refused = Connection to %S (%S) refused. [[Help][Get more information about this error online][faq connection.refused]]
1186 msg.connection.abort.offline = The connection to %S (%S) was aborted because you went into offline mode.
1187 msg.connection.abort.unknown = The connection to %S (%S) was aborted with error %S.
1188 msg.connection.timeout = Connection to %S (%S) timed out. [[Help][Get more information about this error online][faq connection.timeout]]
1189 msg.unknown.host = Unknown host ``%S'' connecting to %S (%S). [[Help][Get more information about this error online][faq connection.unknown.host]]
1190 msg.connection.closed = Connection to %S (%S) closed. [[Help][Get more information about this error online][faq connection.closed]]
1191 msg.connection.reset = Connection to %S (%S) reset. [[Help][Get more information about this error online][faq connection.reset]]
1192 msg.connection.quit = Disconnected from %S (%S). [[Reconnect][Reconnect to %S][%S]]
1193 msg.close.status = Connection to %S (%S) closed with status %S.
1195 msg.proxy.connection.refused = The proxy server you configured is refusing the connection.
1196 msg.unknown.proxy.host = Unknown proxy host connecting to %S (%S).
1198 # In these messages, the first replacement string is a connection error from above.
1199 msg.connection.exhausted = "%S Connection attempts exhausted, giving up.
1200 msg.reconnecting.in = "%S Reconnecting in %S. [[Cancel][Cancel reconnecting to %S][%S]]
1201 msg.reconnecting.in.left = "%S %S attempts left, reconnecting in %S. [[Cancel][Cancel reconnecting to %S][%S]]
1202 msg.reconnecting.in.left1 = "%S 1 attempt left, reconnecting in %S. [[Cancel][Cancel reconnecting to %S][%S]]
1204 msg.reconnecting = Reconnecting...
1205 msg.confirm.disconnect.all = Are you sure you want to disconnect from ALL networks?
1206 msg.no.connected.nets = You are not connected to any networks.
1207 msg.no.reconnectable.nets = There are no networks to reconnect to.
1209 msg.ping.reply = Ping reply from %S in %S.
1210 msg.ping.reply.invalid = Malformed ping reply from %S.
1211 msg.prefix.response = "%S, your result is,
1213 msg.topic.changed = "%S has changed the topic to ``%S''
1214 msg.topic = Topic for %S is ``%S''
1215 msg.no.topic = No topic for channel %S"
1216 msg.topic.date = Topic for %S was set by %S on %S"
1218 msg.you.joined = YOU (%S) have joined %S"
1219 msg.someone.joined = "%S (%S@%S) has joined %S"
1220 msg.you.left = YOU (%S) have left %S"
1221 msg.someone.left = "%S has left %S"
1222 msg.someone.left.reason = "%S has left %S (%S)
1223 msg.youre.gone = YOU (%S) have been booted from %S by %S (%S)
1224 msg.someone.gone = "%S was booted from %S by %S (%S)
1226 msg.mode.all = Mode for %S is %S"
1227 msg.mode.changed = Mode %S by %S"
1229 msg.away.on = You are now marked as away (%S). Click the nickname button or use the |/back| command to return from being away.
1230 msg.away.off = You are no longer marked as away.
1231 msg.away.prompt = Enter an away message to use:
1232 msg.away.default = User is away.
1234 msg.you.quit = YOU (%S) have left %S (%S)
1235 msg.someone.quit = "%S has left %S (%S)
1237 msg.unknown.ctcp = Unknown CTCP %S (%S) from %S"
1239 msg.fonts.family.fmt = Font family is ``%S''
1240 msg.fonts.family.pick = Enter the font family you wish to use:
1241 msg.fonts.size.fmt = Font size is %Spt
1242 msg.fonts.size.default = Font size is default
1243 msg.fonts.size.pick = Enter the font size you wish to use:
1245 msg.supports.chanTypes = Supported channel types: %S"
1246 msg.supports.chanModesA = Supported channel modes (A: lists): %S"
1247 msg.supports.chanModesB = Supported channel modes (B: param): %S"
1248 msg.supports.chanModesC = Supported channel modes (C: on-param): %S"
1249 msg.supports.chanModesD = Supported channel modes (D: boolean): %S"
1250 msg.supports.userMode = "%S (%S)
1251 msg.supports.userModes = Supported channel user modes: %S"
1252 msg.supports.flagsOn = This server DOES support: %S"
1253 msg.supports.flagsOff = This server DOESN'T support: %S"
1254 msg.supports.miscOption = "%S=%S"
1255 msg.supports.miscOptions = Server settings/limits: %S"
1258 msg.conf.mode.on = Conference Mode has been enabled for this view; joins, leaves, quits and nickname changes will be hidden.
1259 msg.conf.mode.stayon = Conference Mode is enabled for this view; joins, leaves, quits and nickname changes are hidden.
1260 msg.conf.mode.off = Conference Mode has been disabled for this view; joins, leaves, quits and nickname changes will be shown.
1262 msg.cd.title = Join Channel on %S (%S)
1263 msg.cd.create = <create new channel>
1264 msg.cd.filtering = Filtering...
1265 msg.cd.filtering1 = Filtering %S channels, this may take a moment...
1266 msg.cd.filtering2 = Filtering %S channels...
1267 msg.cd.showing = Showing %S of %S channels.
1268 msg.cd.wait.list = Waiting for current list operation to finish...
1269 msg.cd.fetching = Fetching channel list...
1270 msg.cd.fetched = Fetched %S channels...
1271 msg.cd.error.list = There was an error loading the channel list.
1272 msg.cd.loaded = Loaded %S channels...
1275 msg.urls.none = There are no stored URLs.
1276 msg.urls.header = Listing the %S most recent stored URLs (most recent first):
1277 msg.urls.item = URL %S: %S"
1279 msg.save.completeview = View, Complete
1280 msg.save.htmlonlyview = View, HTML Only
1281 msg.save.plaintextview = View, Plain Text
1282 msg.save.files.folder = %S_files
1283 msg.save.dialogtitle = Save View ``%S'' As...
1284 msg.save.err.no.ext = You must specify either a normal extension or <savetype>. Nothing was saved.
1285 msg.save.err.invalid.path = The path ``%S'' is not a valid path or URL to save to. Only local file paths and file:/// urls are accepted.
1286 msg.save.err.invalid.ext = The extension ``%S'' cannot be used without supplying a <savetype>. Use either |.xhtml|, |.xhtm|, |.html|, |.htm| or |.txt| as a file extension, or supply <savetype>.
1287 msg.save.err.invalid.savetype = The savetype ``%S'' is not a valid type of file to save to. Use either |complete|, |htmlonly| or |text|.
1288 msg.save.err.failed = Saving the view ``%1$S'' to ``%2$S'' failed:\n ``%3$S''
1289 msg.save.fileexists = The file ``%S'' already exists.\n Click OK to overwrite it, click Cancel to keep the original file.
1290 msg.save.successful = The view ``%1$S'' has been successfully saved to ``%2$S''.
1293 msg.inst1.msg1 = ChatZilla would like to send a simple "ping" to a central server each time you start it, indicating which version you are using, and what Operating System you use. This information will be kept completely private, and does not contain any personally identifiable information. You have the choice to %1$S or %2$S this.
1294 msg.inst1.msg2 = Use |/%1$S| to allow, or |/%2$S| to deny this request.
1295 msg.inst1.msgRply1 = Startup ping failed with error ``%S''.
1296 msg.inst1.msgRply2 = Startup ping sent OK.
1297 msg.inst1.command.yes = [[Allow][Allow ChatZilla to send "ping" on startup][%S]]
1298 msg.inst1.command.no = [[Deny][Don't allow ChatZilla to send "ping" on startup][%S]]
1301 munger.mailto=Mailto
1303 munger.channel-link=IRC channel
1304 munger.bugzilla-link=Bugzilla link
1307 munger.quote=Double Quotes
1310 munger.italic=Italic
1311 munger.talkback-link=Talkback link
1312 munger.teletype=Teletype
1313 munger.underline=Underline
1314 munger.ctrl-char=Control Chars
1317 # Date/Time representations for strftime
1319 datetime.day.long = Sunday^Monday^Tuesday^Wednesday^Thursday^Friday^Saturday
1320 datetime.day.short = Sun^Mon^Tue^Wed^Thu^Fri^Sat
1321 datetime.month.long = January^February^March^April^May^June^July^August^September^October^November^December
1322 datetime.month.short = Jan^Feb^Mar^Apr^May^Jun^Jul^Aug^Sep^Oct^Nov^Dec
1329 datetime.presets.lc = %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
1330 datetime.presets.lr = %I:%M:%S %p
1331 datetime.presets.lx = %Y-%m-%d
1332 datetime.presets.ux = %H:%M:%S
1335 # Messages used in config.js, part of the pref window.
1337 # We only allow one pref window open at once, this occurs when a 2nd is opened.
1338 msg.prefs.alreadyOpen = ChatZilla's preferences are already open; you may not open a second copy.
1340 msg.prefs.err.save = An exception occurred trying to save the preferences: %S.
1342 msg.prefs.browse = Browse...
1343 msg.prefs.browse.title = ChatZilla Browse
1344 msg.prefs.move.up = Move up
1345 msg.prefs.move.down = Move down
1346 msg.prefs.add = Add...
1347 msg.prefs.edit = Edit
1348 msg.prefs.delete = Delete
1350 msg.prefs.list.add = Enter item to add:
1351 msg.prefs.list.edit = Edit the item as needed:
1352 msg.prefs.list.delete = Are you sure you want to remove the item ``%S''?
1354 msg.prefs.object.delete = Are you sure you want to remove the object ``%S'' and all its preferences?
1355 msg.prefs.object.reset = Are you sure you want to reset all the preferences for ``%S'' to their defaults?
1357 # First is for adding prefix/suffix to the overall header, and the next three
1358 # are for the different objects (first is network name, second is channel/user
1360 msg.prefs.fmt.header = "%S"
1361 msg.prefs.fmt.display.network = Network %S"
1362 msg.prefs.fmt.display.channel = Network %S, channel %S"
1363 msg.prefs.fmt.display.user = Network %S, user %S"
1365 # Name for "global" object.
1366 msg.prefs.global = Global Settings
1368 # Localized names for all the prefs and tooltip "help" messages.
1369 # NOTE: "Bugzilla", "ChatZilla" and "mIRC" are product names.
1370 pref.activityFlashDelay.label = Activity flash delay
1371 pref.activityFlashDelay.help = When a tab that has had activity gets more activity, the tab is flashed. This preference is the length of the flash in milliseconds: 0 disables it.
1372 pref.aliases.label = Command aliases
1373 pref.aliases.help = Allows you to make shortcuts to various commands or sequences of commands. Each item is of the form "<name> = <command-list>". The command-list is a list of commands (without the leading "/") along with their parameters, each separated by ";". The name of the alias will automatically be turned into a command when ChatZilla starts.
1374 pref.autoAwayCap.label = Auto away-check user limit
1375 pref.autoAwayCap.help = ChatZilla automatically checks which users are here and which are away in each channel you are a member of, however, this causes significant lag on larger channels. Any channel bigger than this limit won't be checked.
1376 pref.autoAwayPeriod.label = Auto away-check period length
1377 pref.autoAwayPeriod.help = ChatZilla automatically checks which users are here and which are away in each channel you are a member of. This specifies how many minutes should pass between checks.
1378 pref.autoperform.label = Auto-perform
1379 pref.autoperform.help = When connecting to a server, you might want to send some commands automatically. Simply enter each command in this list (without the leading "/"), with parameters, and ChatZilla will do it all for you. The commands are run in the order listed.
1380 pref.autoRejoin.label = Rejoin when kicked
1381 pref.autoRejoin.help = If this is turned on, ChatZilla will try (only once) to rejoin a channel you got kicked from. Note, some channels dislike auto-rejoin, and will ban you, so be careful.
1382 pref.away.label = Away status
1384 pref.awayNick.label = Nickname (away)
1385 pref.awayNick.help = This nickname will automatically be used when you mark yourself away, if different from 'Nickname'. You may leave this blank to not change nickname when going away.
1386 pref.bugURL.label = Bugzilla URL
1387 pref.bugURL.help = The URL used for links to bugs, with "%s" replaced with the bug number. The text "bug " followed by a number will get turned into a link using this URL.
1388 pref.charset.label = Character encoding
1389 pref.charset.help = For multiple clients to correctly read messages with non-ASCII characters on IRC, they need to use the same character encoding.
1390 pref.collapseMsgs.label = Collapse messages
1391 pref.collapseMsgs.help = Makes multiple messages from one person only show their nickname against the first, which can look cleaner than having the nickname repeated.
1392 pref.collapseActions.label = Collapse actions when collapsing messages
1393 pref.collapseActions.help = Makes multiple actions from one person only show their nickname against the first, which can look cleaner than having the nickname repeated.
1394 pref.conference.limit.label = Conference mode limit
1395 pref.conference.limit.help = When the number of users in a channel sufficiently exceeds this limit, ChatZilla switches the channel into "conference mode", during which JOIN, PART, QUIT and NICK messages for other users are hidden. When the user count drops sufficiently below the limit, normal operation is resumed automatically. Setting this to 0 will never use conference mode, likewise setting this to 1 will always use it.
1396 pref.connectTries.label = Connection attempts
1397 pref.connectTries.help = The number of times ChatZilla attempts to connect to a server or network. Set to -1 for unlimited attempts.
1398 pref.copyMessages.label = Copy important messages
1399 pref.copyMessages.help = Any message marked as "important" will be copied to the network view. It allows you to quickly see messages that were addressed to you when you were away from the computer.
1400 pref.dcc.enabled.label = DCC Enabled
1401 pref.dcc.enabled.help = When disabled, no DCC-related commands will do anything, and all DCC requests from other users will be ignored.
1402 pref.dcc.autoAccept.list.label = Auto-accept list
1403 pref.dcc.autoAccept.list.help = List of nicknames to automatically accept DCC chat/file offers from. Hostmasks are also accepted, using "*" as a wildcard. If this list is empty, all DCC requests must be manually accepted or declined.
1404 pref.dcc.downloadsFolder.label = Downloads folder
1405 pref.dcc.downloadsFolder.help = Specifies the default destination for files received via DCC.
1406 pref.dcc.listenPorts.label = Listen Ports
1407 pref.dcc.listenPorts.help = List of ports that other users can connect to remotely. Each item may be a single port number, or a range specified as "lower-upper". Leave empty to use a random, OS-picked port. Each time you offer a DCC connection to someone, the next port listed is picked.
1408 pref.dcc.useServerIP.label = Get local IP from server
1409 pref.dcc.useServerIP.help = When turned on, ChatZilla will ask the server for your IP address when connecting. This allows DCC to obtain the correct IP address when operating behind a gateway or NAT-based system.
1410 pref.debugMode.label = Debug mode
1411 pref.debugMode.help = This preference is for debugging ChatZilla and can generate a lot of debug output (usually to the console). It is a list of letters, signifying what you want debug messages about. "c" for context menus (dumps data when opening a context menu), "d" for dispatch (dumps data when dispatching commands), and "t" for trace/hook (dumps data about hooks and the event queue processing) debugging.
1412 pref.defaultQuitMsg.label = Default quit message
1413 pref.defaultQuitMsg.help = Specifies a default quit message to use when one is not explicitly specified. Leave blank to use the basic ChatZilla one, which simply states what version you have.
1414 pref.desc.label = Description
1415 pref.desc.help = Sets the "description" (aka "real name") field shown in your /whois information. It is commonly used to include one's real name, but you are not required to enter anything.
1416 pref.deleteOnPart.label = Delete channel views on part
1417 pref.deleteOnPart.help = Causes /leave and /part to also close the channel view.
1418 pref.displayHeader.label = Show header
1419 pref.displayHeader.help = Display the chat header on this view. This contains information like the URL of the current view, and the topic and modes for a channel view.
1420 pref.font.family.label = Font Family
1421 pref.font.family.help = Selects the font in which ChatZilla will display messages. The value "default" will use your global font family; "serif", "sans-serif" and "monospace" will use your global font settings; other values will be treated as font names.
1422 pref.font.size.label = Font Size (pt)
1423 pref.font.size.help = Selects the font size you want ChatZilla to display messages with. The value 0 will use your global font size, and other values will be interpreted as the size in points (pt).
1424 pref.guessCommands.label = Guess unknown commands
1425 pref.guessCommands.help = If you enter a command (starts with "/") that ChatZilla doesn't understand, then it can try "guessing" by sending the command to the server. You can turn this off if you don't want ChatZilla to try this.
1426 pref.hasPrefs.label = Object has prefs
1427 pref.hasPrefs.help = Indicates the object has preferences saved. Never shown in preferences window. :)
1428 pref.identd.enabled.label = Enable Identification Server during connection process
1429 pref.identd.enabled.help = Allows ChatZilla to connect to servers that require an ident response.
1430 pref.initialURLs.label = Auto-connect URLs
1431 pref.initialURLs.help = A list of IRC URLs to which ChatZilla should connect when starting. These will not be processed if ChatZilla was started by clicking on a hyperlink to an irc host.
1432 pref.initialScripts.label = Auto-load scripts
1433 pref.initialScripts.help = When ChatZilla starts, it loads all the scripts listed here. If an item is a directory, however, it loads "init.js" from that directory, and any subdirectory.
1434 pref.inputSpellcheck.label = Spellcheck the inputbox
1435 pref.inputSpellcheck.help = Whether or not the inputbox will be spellchecked. Only works on recent &brandShortName; builds.
1436 pref.link.focus.label = Focus browser when opening links
1437 pref.link.focus.help = Moves the focus to the browser window when opening URLs from ChatZilla.
1438 pref.log.label = Log this view
1439 pref.log.help = Makes ChatZilla log this view. The log file is usually stored in your profile, which can be overridden with "Profile path" (for the base path) or "Log file name" for a specific view's log.
1440 pref.logFileName.label = Log file name
1441 pref.logFileName.help = The log file used for this view. If the view is currently open and logging, changing this option won't take effect until the next time it starts logging.
1442 pref.logFile.client.label = Log file for client
1443 pref.logFile.client.help = Specifies the name of the log file for the client view. This is appended to the 'log folder' to create a full path.
1444 pref.logFile.network.label = Log file for networks
1445 pref.logFile.network.help = Specifies the name of the log file for network views. This is appended to the 'log folder' to create a full path.
1446 pref.logFile.channel.label = Log file for channels
1447 pref.logFile.channel.help = Specifies the name of the log file for channel views. This is appended to the 'log folder' to create a full path.
1448 pref.logFile.user.label = Log file for users
1449 pref.logFile.user.help = Specifies the name of the log file for user/query views. This is appended to the 'log folder' to create a full path.
1450 pref.logFile.dccuser.label = Log file for DCC
1451 pref.logFile.dccuser.help = Specifies the name of the log file for DCC chat/file views. This is appended to the 'log folder' to create a full path.
1452 pref.logFolder.label = Log folder
1453 pref.logFolder.help = Specifies the base location for all logs. The various "Log file for" preferences specify the exact names for the different types of log file.
1454 pref.messages.click.label = Normal click
1455 pref.messages.click.help = What to do when clicking a URL normally.
1456 pref.messages.ctrlClick.label = Control-click
1457 pref.messages.ctrlClick.help = What to do when clicking a URL with the Control key held down.
1458 pref.messages.metaClick.label = Alt/Meta-click
1459 pref.messages.metaClick.help = What to do when clicking a URL with the Alt or Meta key held down.
1460 pref.messages.middleClick.label = Middle-click
1461 pref.messages.middleClick.help = What to do when clicking a URL with the middle mouse button.
1462 pref.motif.dark.label = Dark motif
1463 pref.motif.dark.help = The dark motif selectable from the View > Color Scheme menu.
1464 pref.motif.light.label = Light motif
1465 pref.motif.light.help = The light motif selectable from the View > Color Scheme menu.
1466 pref.motif.default.label = Default motif
1467 pref.motif.default.help = The default motif selectable from the View > Color Scheme menu.
1468 pref.motif.current.label = Current motif
1469 pref.motif.current.help = The currently selected motif file. A Motif is a CSS file that describes how do display the chat view, and can be used to customize the display.
1470 pref.multiline.label = Multiline input mode
1471 pref.multiline.help = Sets whether ChatZilla is using the multiline input box or the single-line one.
1472 pref.munger.bold.label = Bold
1473 pref.munger.bold.help = Makes ChatZilla display text between astersks (e.g. *bold*) in an actually bold face.
1474 pref.munger.bugzilla-link.label = Bugzilla links
1475 pref.munger.bugzilla-link.help = Makes ChatZilla hyperlink "bug <number>" to the specified bug, using the "Bugzilla URL" as the base link.
1476 pref.munger.channel-link.label = Channel links
1477 pref.munger.channel-link.help = Makes ChatZilla convert "#channel" into a link to the channel.
1478 pref.munger.colorCodes.label = mIRC colors
1479 pref.munger.colorCodes.help = Enables the display of colors on the chat text, as well as other mIRC codes (bold and underline). When disabled, ChatZilla will simply hide mIRC codes.
1480 pref.munger.ctrl-char.label = Control characters
1481 pref.munger.ctrl-char.help = Makes ChatZilla display control characters it doesn't understand.
1482 pref.munger.face.label = Faces (emoticons)
1483 pref.munger.face.help = Makes ChatZilla display images for common smilies, such as :-) and ;-).
1484 pref.munger.italic.label = Italic
1485 pref.munger.italic.help = Makes ChatZilla italicize text between forward slashes. (e.g. /italic/)
1486 pref.munger.link.label = Web links
1487 pref.munger.link.help = Makes ChatZilla hyperlink text that looks like a URL.
1488 pref.munger.mailto.label = Mail links
1489 pref.munger.mailto.help = Makes ChatZilla hyperlink text that looks like an e-mail address.
1490 pref.munger.quote.label = Neater quotes
1491 pref.munger.quote.help = Makes ChatZilla replace `` with \u201C and '' with \u201D.
1492 pref.munger.rheet.label = Rheet
1493 pref.munger.rheet.help = Makes ChatZilla hyperlink "rheet": a very Mozilla.org-centric feature.
1494 pref.munger.talkback-link.label = Talkback links
1495 pref.munger.talkback-link.help = Makes ChatZilla hyperlink "TB<numbers><character>" to the specified talkback stack trace.
1496 pref.munger.teletype.label = Teletype
1497 pref.munger.teletype.help = Makes ChatZilla display |teletype| actually in teletype (a fixed-width font).
1498 pref.munger.underline.label = Underline
1499 pref.munger.underline.help = Makes ChatZilla underline text between underscores. (e.g. _underline_)
1500 pref.munger.word-hyphenator.label = Hyphenate long words
1501 pref.munger.word-hyphenator.help = Makes ChatZilla insert "hyphenation points" into long words and URLs so they can wrap to the screen size.
1502 pref.newTabLimit.label = Max auto-created views
1503 pref.newTabLimit.help = Sets the number of views (such as query views) that may be created automatically by ChatZilla. Once the limit is reached, private messages will show up on the current view instead. Set this to 0 for unlimited or 1 to disallow all auto-created views.
1504 pref.nickCompleteStr.label = Nickname completion string
1505 pref.nickCompleteStr.help = This string is appended to a nickname when tab-completed at the start of a line.
1506 pref.nickname.label = Nickname
1507 pref.nickname.help = This is the name seen by everyone else when on IRC. You can use anything you like, but it can't contain particularly "weird" characters, so keep to alpha-numeric characters.
1508 pref.nicknameList.label = Nickname List
1509 pref.nicknameList.help = This is a list of nicknames you want ChatZilla to try if the one you were using happens to be already in use. Your normal nickname need not be listed.
1510 pref.notify.aggressive.label = Aggressive notify
1511 pref.notify.aggressive.help = When someone sends you a private message, says your nickname, or mentions one of your "stalk words", ChatZilla considers the message to be worth getting your attention. This preference sets whether it's allowed to flash the window or bring it to the front (varies by OS) in order to get your attention.
1512 pref.notifyList.label = Notify list
1513 pref.notifyList.help = A list of nicknames to periodically check to see if they are on-line or not. Every 5 minutes, ChatZilla will check this list, and inform you if anyone is now on-line or has gone off-line.
1514 pref.outgoing.colorCodes.label = Enable sending color codes
1515 pref.outgoing.colorCodes.help = Allows you to send color and other mIRC codes, such as bold and underline, using special %-sequences. When enabled, simply type "%" to see a popup of the various choices.
1516 pref.outputWindowURL.label = Output Window
1517 pref.outputWindowURL.help = You probably don't want to change this. The chat view loads this URL to display the actual messages, header, etc., and the file must correctly define certain items or you'll get JavaScript errors and a blank chat window!
1518 pref.profilePath.label = Profile path
1519 pref.profilePath.help = This is the base location for ChatZilla-related files. By default, ChatZilla loads scripts from the "scripts" subdirectory, and stores log files in the "logs" subdirectory.
1520 pref.proxy.typeOverride.label = Proxy Type
1521 pref.proxy.typeOverride.help = Override the normal proxy choice by specifying "http" to use your browser's HTTP Proxy or "none" to force no proxy to be used (not even the SOCKS proxy). Note that this usually only works when the browser is set to use a manual proxy configuration.
1522 pref.reconnect.label = Reconnect when disconnected unexpectedly
1523 pref.reconnect.help = When your connection is lost unexpectedly, ChatZilla can automatically reconnect to the server for you.
1524 pref.showModeSymbols.label = Show user mode symbols
1525 pref.showModeSymbols.help = The userlist can either show mode symbols ("@" for op, "%" for half-op, "+" for voice), or it can show colored dots (green for op, dark blue for half-op, cyan for voice, and black for normal). Turn this preference on to show mode symbols instead of colored dots.
1526 pref.sortUsersByMode.label = Sort users by mode
1527 pref.sortUsersByMode.help = Causes the userlist to be sorted by mode, op first, then half-op (if supported on the server), then voice, followed by everyone else.
1528 pref.sound.enabled.label = Enabled
1529 pref.sound.enabled.help = Tick this preference to allow sound, or untick to turn off all sounds. Provides nothing more than a global toggle.
1530 pref.sound.overlapDelay.label = Overlap Delay
1531 pref.sound.overlapDelay.help = Sets the period of time during which the same event will not trigger the sound to be played. For example, the default value of 2000ms (2 seconds) means if two stalk matches occur within 2 seconds of each other, only the first will cause the sound to be played.
1532 ##pref.sound.surpressActive.label = Suppress Sounds for active view
1533 ##pref.sound.surpressActive.help = Stops sounds generated by the active view from playing if ChatZilla is the active window. Sounds from other views, or when ChatZilla is not active, will always play.
1534 pref.sound.channel.start.label = Channel: Start session
1535 pref.sound.channel.start.help =
1536 pref.sound.channel.event.label = Channel: Non-chat event
1537 pref.sound.channel.event.help =
1538 pref.sound.channel.chat.label = Channel: Normal chat
1539 pref.sound.channel.chat.help =
1540 pref.sound.channel.stalk.label = Channel: Stalk match
1541 pref.sound.channel.stalk.help =
1542 pref.sound.user.start.label = User: Start session
1543 pref.sound.user.start.help =
1544 pref.sound.user.stalk.label = User: Normal chat
1545 pref.sound.user.stalk.help =
1546 pref.stalkWholeWords.label = Stalk whole words only
1547 pref.stalkWholeWords.help = This preferences toggles ChatZilla's handling of stalk words between finding matching words, or simple substrings. For example, "ChatZilla is cool" will match the stalk word "zilla" only if this preferences is off.
1548 pref.stalkWords.label = Stalk words
1549 pref.stalkWords.help = A list of words that will cause a line to be marked "important" and will try to get your attention if "Aggressive notify" is turned on.
1550 pref.urls.store.max.label = Max stored URLs
1551 pref.urls.store.max.help = Sets the maximum number of URLs collected and stored by ChatZilla. The "/urls" command displays the last 10 stored, or more if you do "/urls 20", for example.
1552 pref.userlistLeft.label = Display the userlist on the left
1553 pref.userlistLeft.help = Display the userlist on the left. Uncheck to display the userlist on the right instead.
1554 pref.username.label = Username
1555 pref.username.help = Your username is used to construct your "host mask", which is a string representing you. It includes your connection's host name and this username. It is sometimes used for setting auto-op, bans, and other things specific to one person.
1556 pref.usermode.label = Usermode
1557 pref.usermode.help = Your usermode is an option string that is sent to the IRC network. It is composed of a plus sign ("+") followed by one or more letters, each of which represents an option. The letter "i" represents "invisible mode". When you are are invisible, your nickname will not appear in channel userlists for people who are not in the channel with you. The letter "s" allows you to see server messages like nickname collisions. For a more complete list of available options, look up usermode on www.irchelp.org.
1558 pref.warnOnClose.label = Warn me when quitting while still connected
1559 pref.warnOnClose.help = When quitting while still connected to networks, a message appears asking you if you are sure you want to quit. Uncheck this to disable it.
1561 # Preference group labels #
1563 pref.group.general.label = General
1564 pref.group.general.connect.label = Connection
1565 pref.group.general.ident.label = Identification
1566 pref.group.general.log.label = Logging
1567 pref.group.appearance.label = Appearance
1568 pref.group.appearance.misc.label = Miscellaneous
1569 pref.group.appearance.motif.label = Motifs
1570 pref.group.appearance.timestamps.label = Timestamps
1571 pref.group.appearance.timestamps.help = The Format preference uses strftime replacements. For example, "%A %l:%M:%S%P" might become "Thursday 1:37:42pm".
1572 pref.group.appearance.userlist.label = Userlist
1573 pref.group.dcc.label = DCC
1574 pref.group.dcc.ports.label = Ports
1575 pref.group.dcc.autoAccept.label = Auto-accept
1576 pref.group.munger.label = Formatting
1577 pref.group.startup.label = Startup
1578 pref.group.startup.initialURLs.label = Auto-connect URLs
1579 pref.group.startup.initialScripts.label = Auto-load scripts
1580 pref.group.lists.label = Lists
1581 pref.group.lists.stalkWords.label = Stalk words
1582 pref.group.lists.aliases.label = Command aliases
1583 pref.group.lists.notifyList.label = Notify list
1584 pref.group.lists.nicknameList.label = Nickname List
1585 pref.group.lists.autoperform.label = Auto-perform
1586 pref.group.global.label = Global
1587 pref.group.global.header.label = Headers
1588 pref.group.global.header.help = Sets the default visibility for headers of views. Each view can override this default if necessary.
1589 pref.group.global.links.label = Links
1590 pref.group.global.links.help = The three link preferences define how ChatZilla reacts to different kinds of clicks on links. You can re-arrange these to suit your preferences.
1591 pref.group.global.log.label = Log these view types
1592 pref.group.global.log.help = Sets the default logging state for views. Each view can override this default if necessary.
1593 pref.group.global.maxLines.label = Scrollback size
1594 pref.group.global.maxLines.help = The number of lines of text to keep in this view type. Once the limit is reached, the oldest lines are removed as new lines are added.
1595 pref.group.global.sounds.label = Sound Configuration
1596 pref.group.global.sounds.help =
1597 pref.group.global.soundEvts.label = Sound Events
1598 pref.group.global.soundEvts.help = Sounds for certain client events. These preferences are a space-separated list of either "beep" or file: URLs.
1600 # These are the prefs that get grouped #
1602 pref.networkHeader.label = Networks
1603 pref.networkHeader.help =
1604 pref.channelHeader.label = Channels
1605 pref.channelHeader.help =
1606 pref.userHeader.label = Users
1607 pref.userHeader.help =
1608 pref.dccUserHeader.label = DCC
1609 pref.dccUserHeader.help =
1611 pref.networkLog.label = Networks
1612 pref.networkLog.help =
1613 pref.channelLog.label = Channels
1614 pref.channelLog.help =
1615 pref.userLog.label = Users
1617 pref.dccUserLog.label = DCC
1618 pref.dccUserLog.help =
1620 pref.clientMaxLines.label = Client
1621 pref.clientMaxLines.help =
1622 pref.networkMaxLines.label = Networks
1623 pref.networkMaxLines.help =
1624 pref.channelMaxLines.label = Channels
1625 pref.channelMaxLines.help =
1626 pref.userMaxLines.label = Users
1627 pref.userMaxLines.help =
1628 pref.dccUserMaxLines.label = DCC
1629 pref.dccUserMaxLines.help =
1631 pref.timestamps.display.label = Format
1632 pref.timestamps.display.help =
1633 pref.timestamps.label = Enabled
1634 pref.timestamps.help =
1636 pref.msgBeep.label = New query view
1638 pref.queryBeep.label = Query message
1639 pref.queryBeep.help =
1640 pref.stalkBeep.label = Important message
1641 pref.stalkBeep.help =