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FILE://DISK/BROWSER/TEXT/STRINGS.TXT PART 1
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## *=* Copyright 1996, 1997 WebTV Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. ## UIStrings ( compiled into data files )
##
## File Format: each line that starts with a # is special, other lines are string data.
## ## marks a comment ## #F filename specifies the file to compile the strings into, pathnames ## should be unix style ## #S marks the end of a string. not needed after last string ## or before first string in each file.
##
## files are ./xxx.dat where xxx is the number of the file as defined by UIStrings.h
##
## all strings should be present in each version of each file, if a string
## does not need to be translated,
it should be duplicated in the local
## file.
##
###############################################
##
## 000.dat - used for common strings with multiple uses.
##
#F ./000.dat
##
## 0 - button label for on/off buttons
On
#S 1
Off
#S 2
##- button label to submit data form.
Continue
#S 3
Reset
#S 4
## - button label to turn off power Power Off
#S 5 - button label to submit data form
Submit
#S 6 - default button name
Button
#S 7 - default language code (en, ja, fr, etc.) en
#S 8 - advanced options buttons
hang up
#S 9
print
#S 10
reload
#S 11
tv window
#S 12
Watch TV
#S 13
reconnect
#S 14 - options panel secure page label (for matching - part 1) Secure #S 15 - options panel secure page label (for matching - part 2) Page #S 16 - options panel secure page label (what we actually use) Secure Page:
#S 17 - offline options panel prefix
Offline:
#s 18 - used for japan only - placeholder
-
#S 19 - normal options buttons
find
#S 20
info
#S 21
go to
#S 22
save
#S 23
send
##
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##
## 001.dat - used for HTML related strings.
##
#F ./001.dat
This page is too big to be shown completely. #S
This is a searchable index.
#S
Enter Keywords:
#S
## used for scrolling lists which have no items in them --empty--
##
#S
%ld bps (compressed)
#S
%ld bps (uncompressed)
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##
## 002.dat - used for URL related strings.
##
#F ./002.dat
www.
#S - common suffix, should change to country code in most cases .com
##
###############################################
##
## 003.dat - used for setup related strings.
##
#F ./003.dat
##
## font size settings
##
small
#S
medium
#S
large
#S
##
## keyboard styles
##
alphabetical
#S
standard
##
## music enabled
##
#S
on
#S
off
##
## border color brightness
##
#S
light
#S
medium
#S
dark
##
## music tempo
##
#S
slow
#S
fast
#S
medium
#S
##
## sound volume
##
soft
#S
loud
#S
medium
##
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##
## 004.dat - used for date/time related strings.
##
#F ./004.dat
##
## days of the week
##
Sunday
#S
Monday
#S
Tuesday
#S
Wednesday
#S
Thursday
#S
Friday
#S
Saturday
#S
##
## days of the week abbreviations
##
Sun
#S
Mon
#S
Tue
#S
Wed
#S
Thu
#S
Fri
#S
Sat
#S
##
## months of the year
##
January
#S
February
#S
March
#S
April
#S
May
#S
June
#S
July
#S
August
#S
September
#S
October
#S
November
#S
December
#S
##
## month abbreviations
##
Jan
#S
Feb
#S
Mar
#S
Apr
#S
May
#S
Jun
#S
Jul
#S
Aug
#S
Sep
#S
Oct
#S
Nov
#S
Dec
#S
##
## AM/PM
##
AM
#S
PM
#S
## Date format string format: (from Plaugher's "The Standard C
Library" : Chapter 15, pp.421-422)
##
## examples are for Sunday, January 2nd, 1997 at 03:07:08
PM PST
## see also the file "time.c" in the client to verify these
values
## (ones with ** are non-standard WebTV special characters)
##
## %a = the abbreviated weekday name ("Sun") ## %A = the full weekday name ("Sunday") ## %b = the abbreviated month name ("Jan") ## %B = the full month name ("January") ## %c = the default combined date/time string (localized below)
## %d = the day of the month, two digits w/leading
zero ("02")
## ** %e = the day of the month, one or two digits
("2")
## %H = the hour of a 24 hour day, two digits
w/leading zero ("15")
## %I = (upper 'i') the hour of a 12 hour day, two
digits w/leading zero ("03")
## %j = the day of the year, three digits w/leading
zeros ("002")
## ** %l = (lower 'L') the hour of a 12 hour day, no
leading zeros ("3")
## %m = the month of the year, two digits w/leading
zero ("01")
## %M = the minutes after the hour, two digits
w/leading zero ("07")
## %p = the am/pm indicator ("PM")
## %S = the seconds after the minute, two digits
w/leading zero ("08")
## NOT IMPLEMENTED => %U = the Sunday week of the
year, from 00 ("01")
## NOT IMPLEMENTED => %w = the day of the week,
from 0 for Sunday ("0")
## NOT IMPLEMENTED => %W = the Monday week of the
year, from 00 ("00")
## %x = the default date string (localized below) ## %X = the default time string (localized below) ## %y = the year of the century, from 00 ("97") ## %Y = the year ("1997") ## %Z = the timezone name, if any ("PST") ## %% = the percent character ("%")
##
## default date format (used for %X) returned by GetDateString() calls %A, %B %e, %Y
#S
##
## default time format (used for %x) returned by GetTimeString() calls %l:%M %p
#S
##
## default date/time format (used for %c) returned by GetDateTimeString() calls %A, %B %e, %Y %l:%M:%S %p %Z #S
##
## LastModifiedFunction() used for "&mod;" in HTML documents %l:%M %p on %A, %B %e, %Y
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##
## 005.dat - used for address panel related strings.
##
#F ./005.dat
#S Use Edit Addresses to add addresses to your
address book. #S Choose an address from the address list.
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## ## 006.dat - used for alert window related strings. ## #F ./006.dat #S 1 Reconnect #S 2 Try Again #S 3 Options #S 4 Moved #S 5 Reconnect #S 6 Leave On #s 7 Explain #S 8 Same Place #S 9 Connect #S 10 Stay Connected #S 11 Enter #S 12 Leave #S 13 New Number #S 14 Same #S 15 Pulse #S 16 Tone #S 17