###################  GENERAL  ##################
# Stickers common for all screens
1000	Quits the application
1001	Increases the volume
1002	Decreases the volume

#   Library
1201	To move to the Library, click here
# Probe
1202	To move to the Probe room, click here
# Bridge
1203	To move to the Bridge, click here
# Navigation
1204	To move to the Navigation room, click here
# Museum
1205	To move to the Museum, click here

#  Help
1003	Set preferences for help, and print out the screen

#  Room
1004	To go directly to another room

#  Time
1005	Runs time/stops time

# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #     HELP # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # 
#  HELP
#  Balloon Help
1006	Turns balloon help on/off

#  Briefing at entering
1007	Turns room briefings on/off

#  About
1008	To see program credits, click this button

#  Print Screen Button
1013	Prints the current screen

#  Print Screen Button

1014	Set preferred WWW browser

#  OK button
1009	Confirms the choice you have made

#  Cancel Button
1010	Undoes the choice you have made

#  Return
1012	Returns you to the Help window 

#  ABOUT
#  Next
1011	Shows next page of credits

#  WWW Browser

1015	Select a WWW browser

# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #   LIBRARY   # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # 
#  Stickers for library
2000	Exits the Library
2001	Displays the main control group
2002	Displays the previous control group

#  Select Planet
2003	To choose a planet for investigation and observation, click here

#  Planetology
2004	To study planetary phenomena, click here

#  INTERNET
2201	To connect to INTERNET pages, click here

#  Briefing
2005	To view and hear briefings about this planet, click here

#  Observe
2007	To observe this planet from selected view points, click here

#  Data
2008	Displays key data about this planet

#  Map
2006	Shows a map of this planet

#  Briefings titles
2202	To start the briefing, click here

#  Observe
2014	I = Inward: view from between the Sun and the planet
2015	A = Above: view looking down on the planet
2016	L = Leading: view from ahead of the planet
2017	O = Outward: view with the planet between you and the Sun
2018	B = Below: view looking up to the planet
2019	T = Trailing: view from behind the planet

#  Data, Axis rotation
2020	Shows the planet's rotation and magnetic axis, compared with Earth

#  Data, Atmosphere
2021	Shows the composition of the planet's atmosphere

#  Data, Interior
2022	Shows the structure of the planet's interior

#  Data, Rings/Moons
2023	Shows the planet's moons and rings

# Map
#  Map window
2024	Double-click to center the map

# Label
7001	Displays or hides site labels
# Grid
7003	Displays or hides a grid showing longitude and latitude
#  Find
2203	To find sites, click here

# Find site dialog
2204	To select a site, click here
2205	To search for a site, enter the first letter here
2206	Confirms the choice you have made
2207	Undoes the choice you have made

2025	Increases the map scale
2026	Decreases the map scale
2027	To view further North
2028	To view further South
2029	To view further East
2030	To view further West

#  Planetology, Craters
2031	To investigate the formation of craters, click here

#  Energy 1
2101	Illustrates the effect of a small meteorite

#  Energy 2
2102	Illustrates the effect of a medium-sized meteorite

#  Energy 3
2103	Illustrates the effect of a large meteorite

#  Gravity 1
2104	Illustrates the effect on a planet with weak gravitational pull

#  Gravity 2
2105	Illustrates the effect on a planet with medium gravitational pull

#  Gravity 3
2106	Illustrates the effect on a planet with strong gravitational pull

#  Angle 1
2107	Illustrates the effect of a vertical meteorite strike

#  Angle 2
2108	Illustrates the effect of non-vertical - meteorite strike angle

#  Angle 3
2109	Illustrates the effect of a very low meteorite strike angle

#  Structure 1
2110	Illustrates the effect of an uniform planetary structure

#  Structure 2
2111	Illustrates the effect of an ice-layer
#  Structure 3
2112	Illustrates the effect of layers of different rigidity  

#  Planetology ,Volcanoes
2032	To investigate volcanoes, click here

#  Explosive
2121	Selects explosive eruption 

#  Explosive Calder
2122	With/without explosive caldera

#  Sedimentary caldera
2123	With/without sedimentary caldera

#  Effuse
2124	Selects effusive eruption 

#  Plate motion
2125	With/without plate motion

#  Sedimentary caldera
2126	With/without sedimentary caldera

#  Planetology, Seismology
2033	To investigate earthquakes, click here

#  Main types
2131	Illustrates the main types of seismic waves

#  Recording
2132	Illustrates how earthquakes' epicenters are pinpointed

#  Trajectories
2133	Displays information about the trajectories of seismic waves

#  Interior
2134	Illustrates how a planet's interior structure affects seismic wave trajectories

#  Explosive
2135	Illustrates the propagation of seismic waves from explosive sources

#  Tectonic
2136	Illustrates the propagation of seismic waves from tectonic sources 

#  Planetology, Atmosphere
2208	To investigate the formation of atmospheres, click here

#  Accretion
2141	Illustrates the "accretion" hypothesis of atmospheric gas formation

#  Bombardment
2142	Illustrates the "bombardment" hypothesis of atmospheric gas formation

#  Dissipation
2143	Compares rate of gas dissipation on different planets 

#  Greenhouse
2144	Illustrates the causes of the greenhouse effect

#  Hadley Cell
2145	Illustrates the Hadley circulation pattern

#  Coriolis force
2146	Illustrates the Coriolis force influence on circulation of atmosphere 

#  Planetology ,Magnetosphere
2034	To investigate magnetospheres, click here

#  Tilt
2151	With/without the magnetic axis tilted

#  Flow
2152	With/without the solar wind flowing

# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #   PROBE  # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # 
#  Stickers for probe room
#  Exit probe room
3000	Exits the Probe room

#  Launch probe
3001	Sends the probe down to the planet

#  Adjust return
3002	To adjust the return vehicle fuel and payload, click here

#  Probe report
3003	Displays the probe report

#  TV camera
3004	Displays the view  from probe's TV camera

3201	Zoom in
3202	Zoom out
3203	View further up
3204	View further down
3205	View further right
3206	View further left

# Launch return
3010	Launches the return vehicle

#  Adjust return controls
3006	Increases mass of payload
3007	Decreases mass of payload
3008	Increases fuel carried
3009	Decreases fuel carried

#  Test
3005	Simulates a payload return with current fuel and weight values

# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #    MUSEUM   # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # 
#  Stickers for museum room
#  Exit museum
4000	Exits the Museum

#  Space craft
4001	To choose a spacecraft for investigation, click here

#  INTERNET
4201	To connect to INTERNET pages, click here 

#  Close-up view
4003	Displays a close-up view of the spacecraft

#  Close up view
4068	Shows a core element of the spacecraft
4069	Assembles the spacecraft element by element
4070	Rotates the spacecraft left
4204	Rotates the spacecraft right
4205	Toggles lander/orbiter close-up view

#  Fly mission
4002	Recreates a spacecraft's mission

# Chapter
4202	To choose another chapter, click here

# Page
4203	To choose another page within current chapter, click here


# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #   NAVIGATION   # # # # # # # # # # # # 
#  Stickers for navigation room
#  Exit room			 
5003	Exits the Navigation room

#  Plan mission
5000	Prepare a different mission, or modify this one

#  Navigation. report					 
5001	Displays current flight information

#  Pilot ship
5040	To control the progress of your mission, click here

#  Time warp
5024	To speed up or slow down time, click here

5201	Increases the map scale 
5202	Decreases the map scale
5203	To rotate Solar System map / Planet up
5204	To rotate Solar System map / Planet down
5205	To rotate Solar System map / Planet right
5206	To rotate Solar System map / Planet left

#  New mission
5026	To create a completely new mission, click here

#  Modify mission
5039	To make changes to your current mission. click here

#  Load mission				 
5006	Allows you to choose a stored mission

#  Start planet
5028	To choose the starting planet for your mission, click here and select a planet

#  Next planet
5029	Choose the next destination for your mission

#  Confirm mission		 
5011	Loads your mission into the ship's computer

#  Undo last planet		 
5031	Removes the last planet from the mission

#  Save Mission
5020	Saves the mission you have planned

#  Nonactive fields in flight plan
5032	To change this stage, click here

#  Up button in Nav. Plan
5226	Move up mission plan
#  Down button in Nav. Plan
5227	Move down mission plan

#  Left panel controls
5207	To enter a new value for start time, type it in this field
5208	Increases value for start time
5209	Decreases value for start time

5210	To enter a new value for flight time, type it in this field
5211	Increases value for flight time
5212	Decreases value for flight time

5213	To enter a new value for arrival time, type it in this field
5214	Increases value for arrival time
5215	Decreases value for arrival time

#  Orbit/flyby button
5030	Switches between orbiting a planet and flying by it

#  OK button
5216	Confirms the choice you have made

# Optimise button
5033	Opens the optimize window

5034	Zooms in the optimize window
5035	Zooms out the optimize window
5036	This is time scale of the optimize window

# Optimise window
5037	To find dates which use less fuel, click in the greener areas

#  Done button
5038	Confirms your choices and close the optimize window

# Save mission dialog
5223	Enter a name for your mission here
5400	Deletes highlighted mission
5224	Confirms the choice you have made
5225	Undoes the choice you have made

# Load mission dialog
5217	To select a mission, click here
5218	To search for a mission, enter the first letters here
5219	To see predefined historic missions, click here
5220	To see user saved missions, click here
5221	Confirms the choice you have made
5222	Undoes the choice you have made

#  Time data
5012	Displays information about the current flight time

#  Orbital data
5013	Displays the parameters of the current orbit

# Maneuver data
5027	Displays information about the ship's maneuvers

#  Outboard data
5015	Displays information about outboard conditions [ If the button is back ]

#  Launch mission
5016	Starts the mission you have loaded into the ship's computer

#  Run/Pause
5017	Runs time/stops time

#  Restart mission
5401	Starts the mission from the beginning

#  Jump to Next Stage
5018	Jumps to the next stage of the mission

#  Modify orbit
5019	To change the shape of your orbit, click here

# Time Warp panel
#  OK button
5228	Confirms the choice you have made

#  Auto/Manual
5022	To select auto control or manual fixed time steps, click here

5229	Makes mission run faster
5230	Makes mission run slower

5231	Increases time step
5232	Decreases time step

5233	To set time step in days, click here
5234	To set time step in hours, click here
5235	To set time step in minutes, click here

# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #  BRIDGE   # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # 
#  Stickers for bridge room
#  Exit Room
6000	Exits the Bridge

#  Navigation. Report
6001	Displays current flight information

#  Pilot ship
6002	To control the progress of your mission, click here

#  View port
6003	To choose different views from the Explorer's Bridge, click here

#  Time warp
6004	To speed up or slow down time, click here

#  Time data
6005	Displays information about the current flight time

#  Orbital data
6006	Displays the parameters of the current orbit

#  Maneuver data
6007	Displays information about the ship's maneuvers

#  Outboard data
6008	Displays information about outboard conditions [ If the button is back ]

#  Launch mission
6009	Launches the chosen mission [ If the button is back ]

#  Run/Pause
6010	Runs time/stops time

#  Restart mission
6401	Starts the mission from the beginning

# Jump to next stage
6011	Jump to the next stage of your mission

#  Modify orbit
6012	To change the shape of your orbit, click here

#  Find object
6013	To find or label planets, moons, comets or asteroids, click here

# Find object dialog
6207	To select an object, click here
6208	To search for an object, enter the first letters
6209	To select an object among planets, the Moon or the Sun, click here
6210	To select an object from moons, click here
6211	To select an object from asteroids, click here
6212	To select an object from comets, click here
6213	To label stars, click here
6214	To label planets, the Moon and the Sun, click here
6215	To label moons, click here
6216	To label asteroids, click here
6217	To label comets, click here
6218	Confirms the choice you have made
6219	Undoes the choice you have made

#  Camera
6014	Choose views relative to your flight path

#  Destination
6015	Shows a view towards your destination planet

#  Origin
6016	Shows a view towards the planet you last visited

#  Pilot's view
6024	Shows the recommended view selected by the ship's computer

6201	Zoom bridge view in
6202	Zoom bridge view out
6203	To view further up
6204	To view further down
6205	To view further right
6206	To view further left

#  Camera
6018	View ahead of the Explorer
6019	View behind the Explorer
6020	View above the Explorer
6021	View towards the principal source of gravity affecting the Explorer
6022	View to the right of the Explorer
6023	View to the left of the Explorer

# Modify Orbit

# Confirm orbit button
6222	Loads your orbit into the ship's computer

#  Cancel		 
6223	Undoes the orbit you have made

#  OK button
6500	Confirms the choice you have made

# Text explanation
6025	Selects parameter for change by dragging in the adjacent window

6301	To enter a new value for minimum height, type it in this field
6302	To enter a new value for maximum height, type it in this field
6303	To enter a new value for semimajor axis, type it in this field
6304	To enter a new value for eccentricity, type it in this field
6305	To enter a new value for inclination, type it in this field
6306	To enter a new value for the argument of pericenter, type it in this field
6307	To enter a new value for the longitude of the ascending node, type it in this field.
6308	To enter a new value for the angle of the Explorer's position, type it in this field

6032	Drags H min. outward/forward from the planet
6033	Drags H max. outward/forward from the planet
6034	Drags I up/down
6035	Drags Omega clockwise/counter-clockwise onto base plane 
6036	Drags W clockwise/counter-clockwise into orbital plane
6037	Drags Omega clockwise/counter-clockwise into orbital plane