□□Wﾉ□□､□□□YS□□ □□□Z□'□*□□Zｰ□□ □□□[□□□ □□□[ﾘ□f□□□]I□□ □□□]ò□□ｸ □□_+□□ｸ□□□_î□f□□□`ô□□ □□□aí□g□□□b□□ □□□cO□g□□□d□s□□□d…2□□□fﾉ2□□□h□2□□□h□w□□□iz□w□□□j□□□□□□□j □□R□□□kﾓ□□R□□□la/ｭ□□□mP/ｭ□□□nj/ｫ□□□o}/ｫ□□□p/ｫ□□□q/ﾆ□□□rｪ/□□□□sﾜ/□□□□t&'ﾘ□□□tﾓ0□□□uî0□□□w□0ﾊ□□□xi0ﾔ□□□yâ□什ou may not have enough available disk space to save the configuration information. Make more disk space available, reset configuration parameters, and try to save the configuration information again. If this does not work, your Settings file is probably damaged and you should restore a copy from a backup. To do this, make a copy of the backup file, place the backup copy in the Preferences folder where the original file is located, and throw away the original file. If you cannot restore the Settings file from a backup, throw the existing Settings file away, quit TCP/Connect II and relaunch it. When you enter your name, organization, and product registration key, a new Settings file, including this information only, is placed in the Preferences folder. You must use the TCP/Connect II Configuration window to reconfigure your settings before a complete Settings file exists in the Preferences folder.□ｦYour Settings file may be damaged. You should restore a copy from a backup. To do this, make a copy of the backup file, place the backup copy in the Preferences folder where the original file is located, and throw away the original file. If you cannot restore the Settings file from a backup, throw the existing Settings file away, quit TCP/Connect II and relaunch it. When you enter your name, organization, and product registration key, a new Settings file, including this information only, is placed in the Preferences folder. You must use the TCP/Connect II Configuration window to reconfigure your settings before a complete Settings file exists in the Preferences folder.□UYour Settings file is either already in use or damaged. If it is already being used by another copy of TCP/Connect II or another application, quit the other application. If it is damaged, you should restore a copy of your Settings file from a backup. To do this, make a copy of the backup file, place the backup copy in the Preferences folder where the original file is located, and throw away the original file. If you cannot restore the Settings file from a backup, throw the existing Settings file away, quit TCP/Connect II and relaunch it. When you enter your name, organization, and product registration key, a new Settings file, including this information only, is placed in the Preferences folder. You must use the TCP/Connect II Configuration window to reconfigure your settings before a complete Settings file exists in the Preferences folder.□ﾇYou have a Settings file in both of these two locations. This problem is commonly caused when you use TCP/Connect II 1.1 or newer and then use older versions of TCP/Connect II. Version 1.1 or newer creates a Settings file in the Preferences folder if it cannot find one in either place, but older versions look in the System folder only. Whenever you have two Settings files, TCP/Connect II always uses the Settings file located in the Preferences folder.□婪ou have issued a command that you may not want carried out. Click Cancel if you do not want to open the windows. Click OK if you want to open the windows.zA file with this name already exists. Try saving the file using a different name or renaming the file that already exists.□□Carrying out this action will permanently delete the selected configuration. Click No if you want to return to the configuration panel without deleting the selected configuration. Click Yes if you want to delete the selected configuration and return to the configuration panel.□LYour TCP/Connect II Settings file may be damaged or your disk may be full. The most recent configuration changes cannot be saved. If your disk is not full and the problem persists, restore your Settings file from a backup. To restore your Settings file, make a copy of the backup file, place the backup copy in the Preferences folder where the original file is located, and throw away the original file. If you cannot restore the Settings file from a backup, throw the existing Settings file away, quit TCP/Connect II and relaunch it. When you enter your name, organization, and product registration key, a new Settings file, including this information only, is placed in the Preferences folder. You must use the TCP/Connect II Configuration window to reconfigure your settings before a complete Settings file exists in the Preferences folder.□｣TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to paste. Try pasting in smaller pieces. If this does not work, close some TCP/Connect II windows and then paste, or increase the memory allocation for TCP/Connect II. To increase the memory allocation, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. The last copied item will remain in the Clipboard until you paste it.□｡TCP/Connect II is looking up the IP address of the host. Click Abort to cancel the lookup; click OK to continue the lookup. If TCP/Connect II takes a long time to look up the IP address, it probably means that your Domain Name server is either not running or is incorrectly configured or there is a network problem. If you think this is the case, contact your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□wTCP/Connect II is attempting to open a connection to the specified host. Click Abort to cancel the connection attempt; click OK to continue the connection attempt. If TCP/Connect II takes a long time to open a connection, it probably means that the host or network is down. If you think this is the case, contact your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□#You need more memory to use the feature. Close some windows, quit other running applications, or increase the memory allocation for TCP/Connect II, and try again. To increase the memory allocation, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□Either you have entered a host name that does not exist, or there is a problem with the Domain Name server or network connection. Make sure that you are using the correct host name, and try again. If you know you are using the correct host name and you still receive this message, you may not have a Domain Name server on your network. To convert a host name to an IP address, a Domain Name server is required. If you think this is the cause of the problem, ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□5Either you have entered a host name that does not exist or there is a problem with the host or network connection. Make sure you are using the correct host name, and try again. If you are sure you are using the correct host name, contact the host's Administrator to find out what is wrong, or try again later.□ûEither the IP address you entered does not exist or there is a problem with the Domain Name server or network. Make sure that you are using the correct IP address, and try again. If you know you are using the correct IP address and you still receive this message, you may not have a Domain Name server on your network. To convert an IP address to a host name, a Domain Name server is required. If you think this is the cause of the problem, ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.ﾐSince the feature you want to use is MacTCP-based, you should set your interface type to MacTCP when you use the feature. Open the Network configuration panel and choose MacTCP from the Interface pop-up menu.□UThe host you pinged is active on the network. It supports at least some TCP/IP services and is capable of communicating on the network. If you are pinging your own computer to check if your Macintosh is operating correctly, this message means that there are no problems with your MacTCP configuration and you have a live network connection.□撒he host you pinged is not active on the network. If you are pinging your own computer to check if your Macintosh is operating correctly, this message means that you either misconfigured MacTCP, or you do not have a live network connection. Check your network connections, the MacTCP configuration on your Mac, and the network configuration on the host computer that you pinged your computer from.□>TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to edit the Gopher item. Close some windows, quit other running applications, or increase the memory allocation for TCP/Connect II, and try again. To increase the memory allocation, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□綉CP/Connect II could not connect to the specified host. Make sure the host name or IP address is valid and entered correctly. The selected PH server could also be experiencing downtime, in which case you should try again later.□)An internal error occurred. Close some windows, quit other running applications, or increase the memory allocation for TCP/Connect II, and try again. To increase the memory allocation for TCP/Connect II, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□澣he Lookup server returned an error when you made a request. This means that the server you are connecting to is not compatible with TCP/Connect II. Try sending the request to a server that is compatible with TCP/Connect II._You have selected a font size that cannot be used. Select a font size between 2 and 256 points.□餤here is no known host by that host name. Make sure you are using the correct host name. If you plan to use the host often, create a configuration for it in the Hosts configuration panel of the TCP/Connect II Configuration window. If you know you are using the correct host name and you still receive this message, your Domain Name server is either not running or incorrectly configured, or there is a network problem. Contact your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□wTCP/Connect II is attempting to open a connection to the specified host. Click Abort to cancel the connection attempt; click OK to continue the connection attempt. If TCP/Connect II takes a long time to open a connection, it probably means that the host or network is down. If you think this is the case, contact your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□〆our Settings file may be damaged. To restore it, make a copy of the backup file, place the backup copy in the Preferences folder where the original file is located, and throw away the original file. If you cannot restore the Settings file from a backup, throw the existing Settings file away, quit TCP/Connect II, and relaunch it. When you enter your name, organization, and product registration key, a new Settings file, including this information only, is placed in the Preferences folder. You must use the TCP/Connect II Configuration window to reconfigure your settings before a complete Settings file exists in the Preferences folder.□〆our Settings file may be damaged. To restore it, make a copy of the backup file, place the backup copy in the Preferences folder where the original file is located, and throw away the original file. If you cannot restore the Settings file from a backup, throw the exisitng Settings file away, quit TCP/Connect II, and relaunch it. When you enter your name, organization, and product registration key, a new Settings file, including this information only, is placed in the Preferences folder. You must use the TCP/Connect II Configuration window to reconfigure your settings before a complete Settings file exists in the Preferences folder.□$An error description is not provided at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, install the error description file into the TCP/Connect II application folder.□$An error description is not provided at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, install the error description file into the TCP/Connect II application folder.ｽTCP/Connect II cannot run because the MacTCP software is either not installed or is incorrectly configured. Install MacTCP or reconfigure it in the Control Panels item under the Apple menu.□戯ou have selected MacTCP, but it is not installed in the Control Panels folder. Install MacTCP in the Control Panels folder, and try again.□$An error description is not provided at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, install the error description file into the TCP/Connect II application folder.□□You have made changes to this document that you have not saved. Click Don't Save if you want to close the document without saving these changes. Click Cancel if you want to return to the document instead of closing it. Click Save if you want to save the changes and close the document.□NYou are trying to save to a disk that is locked, does not grant you write permission, or lacks enough space to save the file. Unlock the disk, get write permission, or make more space available on the disk, and try again. If the save is still not successful, your disk is probably damaged. In that case, save the file to another disk.□探he file may already be open in another application, TCP/Connect II may not have enough memory to open the file, or a disk error may be occurring. Close other applications or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II, and try to open the file again. To increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□!TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to perform this paste. Close some TCP/Connect II windows, quit other running applications, or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□%TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to complete the operation. Close some TCP/Connect II windows, quit other running applications, or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□$An error description is not provided at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, install the error description file into the TCP/Connect II application folder.｣The value you entered in this field is invalid because it does not fall within the specified range. Enter a value that falls within the range allowed by the field.□sYou have entered an invalid IP address into the field. A valid IP address must have 4 numbers separated by periods, where the first 3 numbers are the ethernet address and the last number is the computer's address. Each of the 4 numbers can be three digits long, but no address can be bigger than 255.255.255.255. Make sure you have the correct IP address and reenter it.｢You have entered more than the allowed number of characters for the field. Make sure that you have the right data and that you are entering it in the right field.□乃he type of character you entered is invalid for this field. Make sure that you have the right data and that you are entering it in the right field.ﾗYou are trying to paste the contents of the Clipboard into a field that is too small to hold all of the data. Make sure that you have the right Clipboard contents and that you are pasting it into the right location.ﾐThere is not enough space on your hard disk to print the document. Try making space on your hard disk by deleting unnecessary files. Also, be sure to empty the Trash before trying to print the document again.□刑ou do not have enough memory available to print the document. Try quitting other open applications or closing other TCP/Connect II windows.□íPrinter software, such as LaserWriter, should be installed in the Extensions folder. Make sure you are selecting the appropriate printer in the Chooser, and verify your network connections. After checking these items, try printing again.ｵThe printer you are trying to print to cannot be found. It may be turned off or disconnected from the network. Try printing to another printer or printing to the same printer later.□íPrinter software, such as LaserWriter, should be installed in the Extensions folder. Make sure you are selecting the appropriate printer in the Chooser, and verify your network connections. After checking these items, try printing again.ｹTo use the Print PostScript file option, you must be printing to a PostScript printer, such as an Apple LaserWriter. Be sure that you have selected a LaserWriter printer in the Chooser.@To print this file, you must select another printer to print to.ｺThe PostScript file you are trying to print is already opened in another application. Close all open copies of this file, including copies open in TCP/Connect II, and try printing again.xRestart your Macintosh and try printing again. If this error is still displayed, try reinstalling your printer software.□□Try printing your file again.□□Try printing your file again.ｵThe printer you are trying to print to cannot be found. It may be turned off or disconnected from the network. Try printing to another printer or printing to the same printer later.ｲThe file you are trying to print may be corrupted. Try printing it again. If this dialog is displayed again, try generating or downloading the original file again and then print.ﾙYour hard disk may be full, and there is no free space to save on. Try making free space by deleting unnecessary files, and be sure to empty the Trash. If this dialog is displayed again, your hard disk may be damaged.□ìYour serial port is being used by another application or extension. It is important to note that if you are connected to a LocalTalk network, you cannot use the printer port as your serial port. Select another port for your serial port.ﾝAnother application forced the serial port to close so that application to use the port. Quit all applications other than TCP/Connect II or restart your Macintosh. Then reestablish the serial connection in TCP/Connect II.fTry restarting your Macintosh, or select another port to be used by TCP/Connect II as the serial port.□íYour printer port is being used by another application or extension. It is important to note that if you are connected to a LocalTalk network, you cannot use the printer port as your serial port. Select another port for your serial port.ｻThe host may be down, or your network may be down. Try connecting later. It is also possible that the host you are trying to Finger does not support the Finger command and cannot respond.8Quit TCP/Connect II and restart, or ignore this message.□íTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try connecting to the host again.□□Your Domain Name Server cannot convert the host name you entered into an IP address. Check to make sure you entered the host name correctly. If the name is entered correctly, your Domain Name Server may be down. Try connecting to that host later, or if you know the IP address of the host, enter that instead of the host name. You may need to create a host configuration for this host. To do so, Choose Configure from the Edit menu and select the Hosts icon. Create a new host configuration and try connecting again.□□Your Domain Name Server cannot convert the host name you entered into an IP address. Check to make sure you entered the host name correctly. If the name is entered correctly, your Domain Name Server may be down. Try connecting to that host later, or if you know the IP address of the host, enter that instead of the host name. You may need to create a host configuration for this host. To do so, Choose Configure from the Edit menu and select the Hosts icon. Create a new host configuration and try connecting again.□□ //ｱThe disk that the user dictionary is on may be locked, you may not have write permission to the disk, or the disk may be full. Try adding this word to another custom dictionary.□òTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try spell checking the document again.ｽThe disk that the user dictionary is on may be locked, you may not have read permission to the disk, or the disk may be full. Try opening another dictionary or creating a custom dictionary.□÷Try increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try configuring your StuffIt options again.□裕here may not be enough memory to process the file now. Try increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try processing your StuffIt file again. You may also need to reinstall your StuffIt Engine using the disks that came with your version of StuffIt.¥Try reinstalling your StuffIt Engine using the disks that came with your version of StuffIt.□ｷThere may not be enough memory to process the file now. Try increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try processing your StuffIt file again. You may also try increasing the amount of space on your hard drive. Do this by deleting unnecessary files, and be sure to empty the Trash.ｭYou do not have StuffIt installed on your Macintosh or do not have it installed properly. Use the disks that came with your version of StuffIt to install the StuffIt Engine.\Your StuffIt Engine may be damaged. Try reinstalling your StuffIt Engine using the disks that came with your version of StuffIt.0Try selecting a different method of compression.□ïAfter quitting TCP/Connect II, try increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try this operation again.｡When repairing a file, TCP/Connect II reduces the fileﾕs size. This is done by deleting obsolete settings from the file. No data is lost when a file is repaired.□ïAfter quitting TCP/Connect II, try increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try this operation again.ｺWhen Fast Summary is selected, only the Subject field of the news header is downloaded from your news server. Any actions involving header information other than the Subject are ignored.ｺWhen Fast Summary is selected, only the Subject field of the news header is downloaded from your news server. Any actions involving header information other than the Subject are ignored.□□Only filing actions, such as deleting, marking as read, or refiling a copy, can be invoked on the header and body fields of a message. No highlighting actions, such as bolding, underlining, or coloring of messages can be performed if the Look In variable is header and body.□□Your Ethernet card is already being used by another application or extension. Try using MacTCP instead. To do this, choose Configure from the Edit menu, and select the Network icon. Choose MacTCP from the Interface Type pop-up menu. Be sure that MacTCP is properly configured.□戲thernet is selected as your Interface type, but no Ethernet software is installed on your Macintosh. Install the software that came with your Ethernet card.□□Your Ethernet card is already being used by another application or extension. Try using MacTCP instead. To do this, choose Configure from the Edit menu, and select the Network icon. Choose MacTCP from the Interface Type pop-up menu. Be sure that MacTCP is properly configured.□□Your Ethernet card is already being used by another application or extension. Try using MacTCP instead. To do this, choose Configure from the Edit menu, and select the Network icon. Choose MacTCP from the Interface Type pop-up menu. Be sure that MacTCP is properly configured.□□Your Ethernet card is already being used by another application or extension. Try using MacTCP instead. To do this, choose Configure from the Edit menu, and select the Network icon. Choose MacTCP from the Interface Type pop-up menu. Be sure that MacTCP is properly configured.□〝CP/Connect II cannot recognize your AppleTalk Network. Make sure that Appletalk is properly installed and configured on your Macintosh.□~Either the file you are trying to convert is corrupted, or TCP/Connect II ran out of memory while trying to convert the file. The problem may also be that there is not enough disk space on your hard drive to store the converted file. Try downloading the file again to be sure that it is not corrupted. Also, try increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try converting the file again. Lastly, try making room on you hard disk by deleting unnecessary files and emptying the trash.□ùTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try downloading the list of newsgroups again.lTo edit newsgroups for a server other than your default server, you must be connected online to that server.ﾟYou must connect online at least once for a complete list of newsgroups available on your server to be downloaded to your Macintosh. When connecting, leave the QuickStart option unselected in the Open a news session dialog.ｺWhen Fast Summary is selected, only the Subject field of the news header is downloaded from your news server. Any actions involving header information other than the Subject are ignored.ﾃTo use news, you must configure a default new server. Choose Configure from the Edit menu. Select the News icon and configure a default server. Then try composing your news article offline again.□週o use news, you must configure a default new server. Choose Configure from the Edit menu. Select the News icon and configure a default server.ﾜAccess to the news server you are attempting to connect to is restricted. Contact the administrator for that server to see if access can be grated for your Macintosh. You may want to try connecting to a different server.yThe news server you are attempting to connect to is not compatible with TCP/Connect II. Try connecting to another server.□Your news settings file may be damaged or corrupted. Try throwing the file away and reconfiguring your TCP/Connect II preferences.□Your news settings file may be damaged or corrupted. Try throwing the file away and reconfiguring your TCP/Connect II preferences.□ùTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try downloading the list of newsgroups again.□□The news server you are trying to connect to may be down. Try connecting to it again later. If you are still unable to connect, the server may not be running news, or your specific connection to the server may be down. Contact the server administrator for more information.□ìTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try archiving the message again.□鶺ry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try posting the message again.□鶺ry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try posting the message again.□ôTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try mailing a copy of the message again.□ôTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try mailing a copy of the message again.ｬYou do not have posting privileges on the news server you are trying to post to. Contact the server administrator to see if access can be grated for your Macintosh to post.ﾞTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II and try posting again.ﾈTry increasing the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, select the TCP/Connect II icon, and increase the memory in the Get Info window. Relaunch TCP/Connect II.]Try the action again. If the error is reproducible, contact technical support for assistance.ﾒConfirm that you want to delete selected files from the remote host. You may not have permission to do this. Click Cancel to keep the files on the remote host. Click OK to delete the files from the remote host.ﾖConfirm that you want to delete the selected file from the remote host. You may not have permission to do this. Click Cancel to keep the file on the remote host, or click OK to delete the file from the remote host.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II cannot open a connection to the specified host because it is unknown. Make sure the host name or IP address is entered correctly and is valid. If you plan to use this host frequently, create a host configuration for it in the Hosts configuration panel.□íThe command you entered is not recognized by the host. Try changing the server type in the configuration panel. If no server type works, contact your System Administrator or Service Provider. or cantact technical support, for assistance.□□A file with the same name exists on the remote host. Click OK to overwrite the existing file (you may not have permission to do this), or Cancel to close this dialog without overwriting the file. To save the file on the remote host without overwriting the existing file, rename the file.□øThe file cannot be sent. There are several possible problems: someone else may already have the selected file open, TCP/Connect II may have already opened the file, or the file may be corrupt. Restart TCP/Connect II, and try to send the file again.□øThe file cannot be sent. There are several possible problems: someone else may already have the selected file open, TCP/Connect II may have already opened the file, or the file may be corrupt. Restart TCP/Connect II, and try to send the file again.ﾒThe file was not renamed. This could be because you do not have permission to change the name of the file or folder you selected, the file may already be open by someone else, or the file/folder may be corrupt.ﾝThe file or folder you selected was not deleted. This could be because you do not have permission to delete the file or folder you selected, the file may already be open by someone else, or the file/folder may be corrupt.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.ﾜThe folder could not be created. Switch to the finder and try to create a directory on it. If it still fails, you may not have permission to change things on the drive or the folder may be designated as a read-only file.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□$An error description is not provided at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, install the error description file into the TCP/Connect II application folder.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□УCP/Connect II did not execute the command because it would not have been productive. The selected file has already been compressed.QThe file transfer tools have not been installed. Try reinstalling TCP/Connect II.□uThere may be something wrong with your communications toolbox. Further error description is not available at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, the error description file should be installed into the TCP/Connect II application folder.□uThere may be something wrong with your communications toolbox. Further error description is not available at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, the error description file should be installed into the TCP/Connect II application folder.□欝CP/Connect II could not save the configuration parameters for the file transfer tool. To prevent this from occurring in the future, increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory allocation in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. You will most likely need to reconfigure the file transfer tool after you increase the memory.□uThere may be something wrong with your communications toolbox. Further error description is not available at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, the error description file should be installed into the TCP/Connect II application folder.ｫTCP/Connect II could not find any file transfer tools in your Extensions folder. Make sure you have a file transfer tool installed in your Extensions folder and try again.gTCP/Connect II could not use the selected tool because it could not be found in your Extensions folder.fTCP/Connect II could not use the selected toolbecause it could not be found in your Extensions folder.□uThere may be something wrong with your communications toolbox. Further error description is not available at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, the error description file should be installed into the TCP/Connect II application folder.ｰTCP/Connect II could not perform the selected function. There may not be a volume mounted, the file may be open elsewhere, the file may be corrupted, or the file may not exist.ｰTCP/Connect II could not perform the selected function. There may not be a volume mounted, the file may be open elsewhere, the file may be corrupted, or the file may not exist.□覽CP/Connect II is not connecting to your specified server or gateway. Changing the server type may cure this problem. The server type can be changed in the FTP Client configuration panel or in the Options dialog in the FTP window.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.ｦThis is an unexplained error. Try saving to another volume. The file may be broken, you may not have permission to access it, or the file may be open by someone else.□Уry the action again. Ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance, or contact technical support for assistance.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows, or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.~The file or Clipboard appears to be corrupted. Delete the selected item, restart TCP/Connect II, and attempt the action again.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□Уry the action again. Ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance, or contact technical support for assistance.□Уry the action again. Ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance, or contact technical support for assistance.ﾈYou may not have enough available disk space to save the configuration information. Make more disk space available, reset configuration parameters, and try to save the configuration information again.□磚n IP address for your Macintosh could not be determined by the network. The gateway, KIP, or RARP server may be temporarily down and unable to assign you an IP address. Check your network configuration settings and try again.□□TCP/Connect II could not determine the network type, or the Network configuration panel is not configured properly. Consult the documentation to make sure your configurations are correct, and that settings in the MacTCP control panel are correct if applicable.kA file with this name already exists. Try saving the file with a different name or renaming the other file.□9Your TCP/Connect II Settings file may be damaged or your disk may be full. The most recent configuration changes cannot be saved. If your disk is not full and the problem persists, restore your Settings file from a backup. To do this, make a copy of the backup file, place the backup copy in the Preferences folder where the original file is located, and throw away the original file. If you cannot restore the Settings file from a backup, throw the existing Settings file away, quit TCP/Connect II and relaunch it. When you enter your name, organization, and product registration key, a new Settings file, including this information only, is placed in the Preferences folder. You must use the TCP/Connect II Configuration window to reconfigure your settings before a complete Settings file exists in the Preferences folder.□`The network interface currently selected in the Network configuration panel cannot be used. For example, you may have Ethernet selected but it is not the type of network you are on. Open the Network configuration panel and change the network interface to one that is applicable for your network. To work offline, close this dialog and continue to work.ﾍThe default configuration is currently enabled, but only one configuration can be used at a time. The default configuration will be disabled so that the configuration you just selected can be used instead.ﾓYou currently have a different configuration enabled, but only one configuration can be used at a time. The current configuration will be disabled so that the configuration you just selected can be used instead.□4You have attempted to disable the default configuration. This is allowed only if another configuration is specified for use in its place since one configuration must be active at all times. Return to the default configuration or specify another configuration at the top of the configuration panel to be used.□ISince no other configuration is specified, TCP/Connect II will use the default configuration. Setting parameters for the default configuration is not necessary since TCP/Connect II uses standard default items. If the default settings do not work, create your own configuration and select it at the top of the configuration panel.ﾊThe file you are trying to delete is probably in use by another application and therefore cannot be deleted. Close the file in the other application and then try again to delete it using TCP/Connect II.□甕art of your selection contains a file icon that represents an attached file, and the Clipboard cannot accept this type of data. Open the file and copy its contents to the Clipboard, or, if you have Drag and Drop capability, drag the attachment to the window where you want it instead of using the copy and paste method. If you are trying to send the attachment to another user, use Forward or Resend options. To save the attachment as a file, choose Save As... from the File menu.□概CP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to paste. Try pasting in smaller pieces. If this does not work, close some TCP/Connect II windows and then paste, or increase the memory allocation for TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. The last copied item will remain in the Clipboard until you paste it.□+TCP/Connect II cannot perform the operation you are attempting. Use another method to complete the operation. For example, if you are trying to drag a portion of an email message into another message window, save the first message as file first and then attach the file to the second message window.□!The file you want to attach has been deleted. For example, if you selected the file from a remote volume that is mounted on your Macintosh, the owner of the volume may have deleted the file, or the remote volume may have become dismounted. Locate the file you want to attach and try again.□禝CP/Connect II does not have enough memory to include the attachment in the message. Save the message and quit TCP/Connect II. Increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II in the Get Info window and try the operation again.□傍CP/Connect II could not add the attachment to the message because it ran out of memory, or you do not have enough disk space. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, clear some disk space and try again. If this still doesnﾕt work, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try to add the attachment again.□™You do not have enough disk space available to perform the operation, or TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to perform the operation. Clear some disk space by deleting unnecessary files, and try again. If this does not fix the problem, close other TCP/Connect II windows, or increase the amount of memory for TCP/Connect II, and try again. To increase the memory for TCP/Connect II, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□You do not have enough disk space available to display the MIME message, or TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to display the MIME message. Clear some disk space by deleting unnecessary files, and try again. If this does not fix the problem, close other TCP/Connect II windows, or increase the amount of memory for TCP/Connect II, and try again. To increase the memory for TCP/Connect II, save you work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□™You do not have enough disk space available to perform the operation, or TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to perform the operation. Clear some disk space by deleting unnecessary files, and try again. If this does not fix the problem, close other TCP/Connect II windows, or increase the amount of memory for TCP/Connect II, and try again. To increase the memory for TCP/Connect II, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.ﾒConfirm that you want to delete selected files from the remote host. You may not have permission to do this. Click Cancel to keep the files on the remote host. Click OK to delete the files from the remote host.ﾕConfirm that you want to delete the selected file from the remote host. You may not have permission to do this. Click Cancel to keep the file on the remote host or click OK to delete the file from the remote host.□□TCP/Connect II cannot open a connection to the specified host because it is unknown. Make sure the host name or IP address is entered correctly and is valid. If you plan to use this host frequently, create a host configuration for it in the Hosts configuration panel.□%A file with the same name exists on the remote host. Click OK to overwrite the existing file (you may not have permission to do this), or click Cancel to close this dialog without overwriting the file. To save the file on the remote host without overwriting the existing file, rename the file.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.ｻYou may not have a Domain Name server on your network. To convert name to IP addresses, a Domain Name server is required. Ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.ﾃYou may not have a Domain Name server on your network. To convert an IP address to a host name, a Domain Name server is required. Ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□The host you indicated by entering its host name has the IP address shown in this message. If the IP address is not displayed, make sure that you entered the host name correctly and that the host exists. Ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□$The host you indicated by entering its IP address has the host name shown in this message. If the host name is not displayed, make sure you entered the IP address correctly in dotted decimal notation, and that the host exists. Ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□0An error description is not provided at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, the error description file should be installed into the TCP/Connect II application folder.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to connect to the host. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□QTCP/Connect II couldnﾕt connect to the specified host. Check that the hostname or IP address is valid, that your physical network connections are OK, and that you have configured the Network configuration parameters properly. If all these options are OK, itﾕs possible that the host you are trying to connect to is down. Try again later.ｨAn unknown error occurred while trying to complete the address book operation. The address book may be damaged. Throw it away and restore a copy of it from your backup.□ﾀThe date a message was sent to you will appear incorrectly in a message browser window if your time zone or location is not set properly in the Map control panel. Make sure your settings in the Map control panel are correct, and remember to account for daylight savings time if it applies in your location. Click OK to close this dialog without correcting the date, or click Cancel to interrupt your current operation and set the Map control panel.□>TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to send the message now. Save the message. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or allocate more memory to TCP/Connect II. To do this, save the message, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. Try to send the message again.ｺThe address book you selected does not appear to be stored in the proper folder. The address book file cannot be used unless it (or an alias of it) is stored in the Address Books folder.□gStoring an address book outside of the Address Books folder is not recommended. Only those address books within the Address Books folder are displayed in the Address Book pop-up menu. If you decide to store the address book outside the Address Book, use the Make Alias command in the Finder to place an alias of the address book into the Address Books folder.□÷TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to open the mailbox. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or allocate more memory to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□;TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the cut and copy operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, save all your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□uYou have activated background mail checking in the Mail configuration panel. While messages that were retrieved during a background check were being filed to your Inbox, a repair process was also being performed on your Inbox. Any messages that you downloaded during the repair will be placed in a folder called Lost and Found, within the TCP/Connect II application folder.□澣he indicated mailbox file is damaged. If you do not rebuild it, you will not be able to open it, file to it, or perform any actions in it. Once the mailbox is rebuilt, you will be able to perform regular mailbox operations.□ﾙTCP/Connect II could not open the selected mailbox because it is open in another application. To view the mailbox in TCP/Connect II, close the mailbox in the other application and try to open it again in TCP/Connect II. If no other applications are running, this error may be caused by TCP/Connect II not being able to locate the mailbox file. Make sure you have not moved the file outside of the folder for mail files and that you have not deleted it. This error may also be caused by not enough memory being allocated to TCP/Connect II. Close other TCP/Connect II window, other running applications, or increase the memory by quitting TCP/Connect II, adjusting the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunching TCP/Connect II.□乃he indicated mailbox is too damaged to open. Delete this mailbox, which also deletes all the messages in it, and restore the mailbox from a backup.□ TCP/Connect II could not connect to the specified host. Make sure the host name or IP address is valid, and that the host name or IP address was entered correctly. The selected PH server could also be experiencing downtime, in which case you should try again later.}The BinHex file may be damaged or incomplete, and therefore cannot be decoded. Try to obtain another copy of the BinHex file.□`CRC stands for Cyclic Redundancy Check and it is a process in which the sending and receiving hardware compare packet data to determine if the data became corrupted during transmission. A CRC process on the BinHex file you are attempting to access has determined that the file may be damaged. Save any open work before proceeding with this BinHex file.ｬFor an unknown reason, the automatic decoding feature in TCP/Connect II did not take effect. Click Yes to decode the file or click No if you do not want to decode the file.ｬFor an unknown reason, TCP/Connect II could not automatically decode the uuencoded file. To decode the file now, click Yes. If you do not want to decode the file, click No.､Clicking OK in this dialog causes all selected messages to open. Click Cancel to prevent this from happening. To open only one message, deselect the other messages.□ｽTCP/Connect II may not have enough memory available to read the message now. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again. If you are still unable to read the message, it may be caused by a disk error. If this is the case, you will need to restore the mailbox that contains the message from a backup and try again.□襭ecause TCP/Connect II is running low on memory, the action you are attempting cannot be undone. For example, any messages you delete will not be retrievable. Proceed with caution. Click Cancel to cancel the operation or Continue to proceed with the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. To prevent this from occurring in the future, increase the memory for TCP/Connect II by quitting, increasing the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunching TCP/Connect II.□腟CP/Connect II does not have enough memory to complete the operation. Save your work and quit TCP/Connect II. To prevent this from happening in the future, increase the memory allocation in TCP/Connect II in the Get Info window.□ﾁTCP/Connect II may not have enough memory available to resend the message now. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again. If you are still unable to resend the message, it may be caused by a disk error. If this is the case, you will need to restore the mailbox that contains the message from a backup and try again.□ﾃTCP/Connect II may not have enough memory available to forward the message now. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again. If you are still unable to forward the message, it may be caused by a disk error. If this is the case, you will need to restore the mailbox that contains the message from a backup and try again.□üTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to select message now. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again.□XTCP/Connect II attempts to process actions as messages are downloaded. Currently, TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory allocated to it perform the highlighting actions. Close other TCP/Connect II windows, or quit other running applications. This might give TCP/Connect II enough memory to process the actions. To prevent this from happening again, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the amount of memory allocated to it in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. You can also narrow the search parameters of the highlighting action to a single header field to accelerate action processing.ﾃTCP/Connect II allows a maximum of approximately 20 message browser windows to be open at once. You are attempting to exceed the limit. Close one browser window before attempting to open another.ﾚTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to reply to the message. Close other TCP/Connect II windows. If this does not work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase its memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch it.ﾆThe mailbox you are attempting to file the message to is located on a locked disk. To file this message to the selected mailbox, unlock the disk. You can file the message to another mailbox instead.□ﾆThe disk you are trying to save to may be full, or TCP/Connect II may not have enough memory available to save the messages. Make some more disk space available and try again, or save to a remote volume or floppy disk with space available. If this doesnﾕt work, close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this still doesnﾕt work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the amount of memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again.□You may not have enough disk space available for TCP/Connect II to write new messages to the mailbox. If this is the case, make more space available and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, it may indicate that your mailbox is damaged and you should restore it from backup.□撒CP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the refile. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or quit other applications that are running and try the refile again. To prevent this error from occurring in the future, increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.ﾗYou do not have permission to write to the mailbox you selected, so you cannot file the message to it. Select a different mailbox to file the message to, or obtain write permission on the mailbox file and try again.□8The file you are attempting to send is possibly damaged or in use by another application. Close the file if it is open in another application and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, the file may be damaged and should be restored from backup. Other possibilities are that you do not have enough disk space available to send the file (because a copy of the file is created before it is actually sent), or that it no longer exists on the remote volume you selected it from. Make more disk space available and try again, or locate the file on the remote volume and try again.ﾉYour disk may be full. Clear some space by deleting unnecessary files, and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, the BinHex file may be damaged so you should get a new copy of the BinHex file and try again.[The BinHex file may be damaged. You should get a new copy of the BinHex file and try again.□yTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to allow you to continue reading messages. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. Some of your messages may remain on the server until you attempt to download them again.□ An extraordinarily large message may have been sent to you and all the parts either have not arrived yet, or were lost in transmission. Wait a few minutes and try to open the message again. If you still cannot open the message, parts of it may have become lost or damaged in transmission.□=TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to open the BinHex decoder. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the memory for TCP/Connect II and try again. To increase the memory allocation, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□㎱he mailbox file is too damaged to repair. Delete the mailbox (which also deletes its contents) and restore the mailbox from a backup.□aThe located file is an attachment within a message. While the file was found, TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to open the message that contains the file. Close other TCP/Connect II windows. If this doensﾕt work, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again.□9The current operation cannot be completed because your return email address is not set properly in the Mail configuration panel. Open the Mail configuration panel and correct your return address. Your email address should be in the format <your username>@<Mail server name>.<domain>, where <domain> is a three character abbreviation such as com (for commercial), gov (for government), org (for organization), and so on. If you are unsure of what to enter, ask your System Administrator or Service Provider before proceeding. Do not attempt to guess your return address.□｢The mailbox file cannot be deleted because it is in use, the file is locked, or you do not have write permission for the remote volume it is stored on. Close the mailbox file if it is open in another application and try again. If the file is locked, open the Get Info window, unlock the file, and attempt to delete it again. If the mailbox is on a remote volume, make sure you have write permission and then try again.□曠eleting a mailbox also deletes all the messages contained in the mailbox. The messages are not retrievable once the mailbox is deleted. Proceed with caution.｣Deleting mailboxes also deletes all the messages contained in the mailboxes. The messages are not retrievable once the mailboxes are deleted. Proceed with caution.□÷The search could not be performed because TCP/Connect II could not open the mailbox. This can be caused by not enough memory being allocated to TCP/Connect II. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If more memory is required, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and attempt the search again. If this error is redisplayed, the mailbox may have become damaged. If this is the case, restore the mailbox from backup and try the search again.□□TCP/Connect II attempts to scan your mailboxes folder at short intervals so that it can save the most current changes in your mailboxes. Currently, TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory allocated to it perform the scan. Immediately close other TCP/Connect II windows, or quit other running applications. This should give TCP/Connect II enough memory to scan the maiboxes. To prevent this from happening again, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the amount of memory allocated to it in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□òTCP/Connect II attempts to scan your mailboxes folder at short intervals so that it can save the most current changes in your mailboxes. Currently, TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory allocated to it perform the scan. Immediately close other TCP/Connect II windows. This should give TCP/Connect II enough memory to scan the maiboxes. To prevent this from happening again, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the amount of memory allocated to it in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□2If you are sending to another MIME mail user, you can ignore this warning because MIME controls text wrapping for proportionally spaced fonts. However, if you are sending to users of non-MIME compliant mail readers, it is recommended that you use a fixed-width font to assure proper formatting of messages.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to send the message now. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, save your work, and quit TCP/Connect II. The next time you launch TCP/Connect II, the message will be sent.□(The message you composed cannot be sent until you specify a recipient in the To field at the top of the message window. To specify a recipient, type the recipientﾕs email address in the To field, or copy and paste (or drag and drop) the recipientﾕs address from an address book into the To field.□ The header portion of the message window is not displayed. Click the arrow in the top left corner of the message window to display the header. Specify a recipient in the To field at the top of the message window. To specify a recipient, type the recipientﾕs email address in the To field, or copy and paste (or drag and drop) the recipientﾕs address from an address book into the To field.□□You are not currently connected to the network so your message cannot be sent. Your message will be queued for sending and dispatched the next time you establish a connection to the network. You can click Cancel to return to the message window if you do not want to queue this message.VClick Send to send the message as is, or click Cancel to return to the message window.…The message must be saved as a file before you can view it because it is too large to view in a message window. Click Save Asﾉ and designate a file name to save the message as a file, or click Cancel if you do not want to save the large message as a file.□^TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory allocated to it to keep the message window open. Close the message window immediately. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and then try to re-open the message window. If this error message appears again, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again.□TTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to file the messages. When you close other TCP/Connect II windows, more memory will become available and the messages will automatically get filed. To prevent this from occurring in the future, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□甬CP/Connect II does not have enough memory to file the message or to put it in a queue of messages to be filed. It will remain in its current location until you quit and restart TCP/Connect II, at which point it can be filed.□□TCP/Connect II could not file a message to the appropriate mailbox according to your message actions. The message will temporarily be placed in the Messages to be filed folder. The next time you quit and relaunch TCP/Connect II, another attempt to file the message will be executed.□樽ost likely you have created a message action to file messages the indicated mailbox; however, that mailbox seems to be damaged and you have chosen not to rebuild it or you do not have write privileges to that mailbox so messages cannot be filed to it. Change your message action to file to different mailbox, rebuild or restore the selected mailbox, or obtain write permission on the selected mailbox.□控CP/Connect II cannot file a message according to your message actions. Most likely, the disk is full or TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete this operation. Clear some disk space or close other TCP/Connect II windows. If these options do not work, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again.□*In case the rebuild of the mailbox file does not succeed, it is a good idea to go ahead and create a backup copy of the mailbox. Click Yes to make a backup or click No to continue with the rebuild without creating a backup. Make sure you have enough disk space before attempting to create a backup.ﾌYou do not have enough disk space available to create the backup that is required before proceeding with the repair, so the repair was cancelled. Clear some disk space and try the backup and repair again.ｲThe backup of the mailbox file uses the filename indicated in this message. To change the filename, go to the Finder and change the filename just as you would for any other file.□、ll the messages contained in the mailbox are recoverable; however, any actions residing in that mailbox are not rerable. You will need to recreate any actions that existed for the mailbox, or restore a copy of the mailbox from backup.|TCP/Connect II could not repair the mailbox because the mailbox is too damaged to repair. Restore the mailbox from a backup.□iTCP/Connect II could not complete the repair on your mailbox because it does not have enough memory. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this does not work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again. Once TCP/Connect II has enough memory available, the mailbox should be repairable.□餤CP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the operation or your Macintosh doesnﾕt have enough disk space to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows, make more disk space available, or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To increase the memory, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. The repair can probably be completed once more disk space or memory is made available.□典CP/Connect II is currently speaking a different message. Wait until the current message is completed before indicating a new message to be spoken.□｡TCP/Connect II may not have enough memory available to complete the speak operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II and try again. If the speak operation will not function, the Speech Manager extension may be damaged. Reinstall the Speech Manager extension and try again.□裕CP/Connect II may not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again. If the operation still doesnﾕt work, the Speech Manager extension may be damaged. Reinstall the Speech Manager extension and try again.□裕CP/Connect II may not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, save your work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again. If the operation still doesnﾕt work, the Speech Manager extension may be damaged. Reinstall the Speech Manager extension and try again.□/TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to retrieve your messages from the mail server. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□zTCP/Connect II may not have enough memory available or your Macintosh may not have enough disk space available to download all your messages from the server. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or clear some disk space and try again. If neither of these options work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and check mail again.□□The host name you entered as your mail server in the Mail configuration may not be correct. If it is correct and you are still getting this message, you may need to enter the IP address of the mail server instead of its host name. Basically what just happened was that the host name of your mail server could not be converted to an IP address, which indicates that there is no name resolver on the network or the name resolver is not currently running. Notify your System Administrator or Service Provider if necessary.□qYou have most likely been notified that you have new messages on the mail server. However, the mail server seems to be experiencing down time or your physical network connections are not working. Check with your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance. It canﾕt hurt to verify that you have the Mail and Network configuration panels properly configured.□zTCP/Connect II may not have enough memory available or your Macintosh may not have enough disk space available to download all your messages from the server. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or clear some disk space and try again. If neither of these options work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and check mail again.□+TCP/Connect II does not understand the number or instruction returned by your mail server. This could indicate that the server software on the mail server of your network is not compatible with TCP/Connect II. Contact your System Administrator, Service Provider, or Technical Support for assistance.□+TCP/Connect II does not understand the number or instruction returned by your mail server. This could indicate that the server software on the mail server of your network is not compatible with TCP/Connect II. Contact your System Administrator, Service Provider, or Technical Support for assistance.□窺ake sure that you have entered your password correctly. Passwords are case-sensitive. If the password is being entered correctly and you are still unable to log in to the mail server, this could indicate that the server software on the mail server of your network is not compatible with TCP/Connect II. Contact your System Administrator, Service Provider, or Technical Support for assistance.□□TCP/Connect II does not understand the message returned by your mail server. This could indicate that the server software on the mail server of your network is not compatible with TCP/Connect II. Contact your System Administrator, Service Provider, or Technical Support for assistance.□ﾌMake sure that the mail server on your network is up and running. If itﾕs not, contact your System Administrator or Service Provider. If it is, check your physical network connections and make sure that they are all in tact. If both of these options are OK, quit other applications that may be running on your computer and try the mail server again. Sometimes other applications use up CPU processing time and do not allow other applications to share CPU time.□□You have selected ACKS (ACKnowledge and Save) in the Mail configuration panel. This means that any message you download to your computer and do not read will also be kept on the server. These messages will be downloaded again if you do not mark them as read. To mark them as read, click Yes in this message. To leave them as unread messages, click No. If you click No, you can expect to download these messages again. If you do not want ACKS selected, open the Mail configuration panel and select ACKD (ACKnowledge and Delete).□週he connection to a mail server cannot be made. Open the Mail configuration panel and make sure that the hostname of your mail server is set correctly, and that you have entered your username correctly. This information must be provided before a connection to a mail server can be established. If you are unsure of what to enter, contact your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□}TCP/Connect II may not have enough available memory to send the message. The message will remain in the Messages to be Sent folder until you quit and relaunch TCP/Connect II. Another possibility is that the message you are trying to send may be damaged. If so, move it out of the Messages to be Sent folder. Youﾕll need to recompose the message and send the new, undamaged message.□VTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to send the message now. Save the message and try sending it again later. You can also close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□ﾍTCP/Connect II may not have enough available memory or your Macintosh may not have the disk space required to send the message. The message may be stored in the Messages to be Send folder and dispatched the next time you quit and relaunch TCP/Connect II. Another possibility is that the message you are trying to send may be damaged. If so, move it out of the Messages to be Sent folder. Youﾕll need to recompose the message and send the new, undamaged message.ﾟTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to send the message or to put it in a queue of messages to be sent. It will remain in its current location until you quit and restart TCP/Connect II, at which point it can be sent.□The host name you entered as your mail server in the Mail configuration panel may not be correct. If it is correct and you are still getting this message, you may need to enter the IP address of the mail server instead of its host name. Basically what just happened was that the host name of your mail server could not be converted to an IP address, which indicates that there is no name resolver on the network or the name resolver is not currently running. Notify your System Administrator or Service Provider if necessary.□îThe message you are attempting to send cannot be sent right now. This may be due to the server experiencing down time, misconfiguration in the Mail or Network configuration panels, or physical network connection problems. Save the message and attempt to send it later. If you are unable to send, verify that all your configuration items are correct, that your network connections are OK, and that the mail server is running. Contact your System Administrator or Service Provider for assistance.□>The messages you are trying to send cannot be sent because the mail server on your network returned an error. This could indicate that the server software on the mail server of your network is not compatible with TCP/Connect II. Contact your System Administrator, Service Provider, or Technical Support for assistance.□ﾌMake sure that the mail server on your network is up and running. If itﾕs not, contact your System Administrator or Service Provider. If it is, check your physical network connections and make sure that they are all in tact. If both of these options are OK, quit other applications that may be running on your computer and try the mail server again. Sometimes other applications use up CPU processing time and do not allow other applications to share CPU time.□ One of the recipients you indicated for a message was invalid. While TCP/Connect II was trying to deliver this message to you, it ran out of memory and was unable to deliver the message. When you make more memory available, this message may be delivered incompletely, and the message for which you indicated an invalid recipient will be returned. To prevent the interruption of the original message from occurring in the future, increase the memory in the Get Info window before the next time you relaunch TCP/Connect II.□淡hile TCP/Connect II was trying to deliver a message to you about an outgoing message, it ran out of memory and was unable to deliver the message. When you make more memory available, this message may be delivered incompletely. To prevent the interruption of the original message from occurring in the future, increase the memory in the Get Info window before the next time you relaunch TCP/Connect II.□FTCP/Connect II cannot locate the Messages to be Sent folder. Make sure that it is located in the folder you have selected as your default mail folder in the Mail configuration panel. If not, open the Mail configuration panel and reset the default folder, or move the Messages to be Sent folder back to the default mail folder.ｦTCP/Connect II ran out of memory trying to queue the message to be sent. When you quit and restart TCP/Connect II the next time, your message will be queued and sent.□□TCP/Connect II doesnﾕt have enough memory available to archive the outgoing message. You can send the message without archiving it, or make more memory available and try again. To make more memory available, close other TCP/Connect II windows or quit other running applications.□FTCP/Connect II cannot locate the Messages to be Sent folder. Make sure that it is located in the folder you have selected as your default mail folder in the Mail configuration panel. If not, open the Mail configuration panel and reset the default folder, or move the Messages to be Sent folder back to the default mail folder.□□TCP/Connect II cannot download messages to your Macintosh because your disk is full, or another type of disk error has occurred. If space is the problem, messages will remain on the server until you make some disk space available on your Macintosh and attempt to download messages again.□9TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to retrieve messages now. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. Try again to download messages.□ TCP/Connect II ran out of memory while trying to retrieve messages from the SMTP server. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. If this doesnﾕt work, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, relaunch TCP/Connect II, and try again.□hYour configuration information is incomplete or incorrect. Open the Mail configuration panel and make sure to set the host name or IP address of your Macintosh, your return email address, your user ID, host name or IP address of your mail server, and a folder for mail files. If all this information is already provided, make sure that it is entered correctly.□〝CP/Connect II is not supported in the System 6 environment. To use the Communications Toolbox with TCP/Connect II, upgrade to System 7.□□The Communications Toolbox tool you are using returned an error. Restart your Macintosh and try the connection again. If this is unsuccessful, this could indicate that the tool is damaged, in which case you should reinstall the tool into the Extensions folder.□□The Communications Toolbox tool you are using returned an error. Restart your Macintosh and try the connection again. If this is unsuccessful, this could indicate that the tool is damaged, in which case you should reinstall the tool into the Extensions folder.□□The Communications Toolbox tool you are using returned an error. Restart your Macintosh and try the connection again. If this is unsuccessful, this could indicate that the tool is damaged, in which case you should reinstall the tool into the Extensions folder.□"TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to save the configuration. To prevent this from happening again, quit TCP/Connect II and increase the memory allocated to it in the Get Info window. After increasing memory, configure the connection tool again and save the configuration.□□The Communications Toolbox tool you are using returned an error. Restart your Macintosh and try the connection again. If this is unsuccessful, this could indicate that the tool is damaged, in which case you should reinstall the tool into the Extensions folder.□□You may not have any connection tools installed on your Macintosh, or if any are installed, they may not be in your Extensions folder. Check your Extensions folder for connection tools or install connection tools into your Extensions folder, then try again.ﾇTCP/Connect II could not locate the tool you selected. It may not be installed in the Extensions folder. Another tool was located in the Extensions folder and will be substituted for this connection.□〝CP/Connect II could not save the configuration parameters for the file transfer tool. To prevent this from occurring in the future, increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory allocation in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. You will most likely need to reconfigure the file transfer tool once you increase the memory.ｫTCP/Connect II could not find any file transfer tools in your Extensions folder. Make sure you have a file transfer tool installed in your Extensions folder and try again.ｮTCP/Connect II allows a maximum of approximately 17 telnet sessions at once. You are attempting to exceed the limit. Close one telnet session before you can open another one._You have selected a font size that cannot be used. Select a font size between 2 and 256 points.ﾅThe operation you just initiated will close the current connection to the indicated host. If you really want to close the connection, click OK. If you want to maintain the connection, click Cancel.□oYou are attempting to quit TCP/Connect II with sessions open. It is recommended that you first log out and close all sessions before you quit TCP/Connect II so that the remote host recognizes that your Macintosh is no longer connected. Click OK if you really want to quit TCP/Connect II without first closing your connections. Click Cancel to return to open sessions.ｧThere is no known host by that name or IP address. Make sure you are using the correct hostname. If you plan to use the host often, create a host configuration for it.□7TCP/Connect II does not have enough available memory to open another telnet session. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, save any open sessions, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.ﾁVerify all your connection configurations. Consult the documentation for details on configuring for various connections. After you have corrected configuration parameters, try to connect again.□□The Communications Toolbox tool you are using returned an error. Restart your Macintosh and try the connection again. If this is unsuccessful, this could indicate that the tool is damaged, in which case you should reinstall the tool into the Extensions folder.□÷TCP/Connect II cannot establish a connection to the host. The host, network, or gateway between your Macintosh and the remote host may be down. Try again later. If a second attempt fails, ask your System Administrator or Service Provider for help.ｪTCP/Connect II allows a limited number of Tektronix windows to be open at once. You are attempting to exceed the limit. Close one Tektronix window before opening another.ｴTCP/Connect II is trying to open a connection to the specified IP address or hostname. Click Abort to cancel the connection attempt, or click OK to continue the connection attempt.□9TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to open another Tektronix window. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, save any open sessions, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.sClick Abort to cancel the IP address lookup for the specified hostname. Click OK to continue the IP address lookup.□ﾈA connection to your mail server could not be established. Verify that all your physical network connections are OK, that your Mail configuration is valid (for example, you entered the correct server name), that your Network configuration is valid, and that the Mail server on your network is up and running. If all these are set up properly, and you still get this message, try to check mail later and notify your System Administrator or Service Provider.□DTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to run the spelling checker. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or make more memory available to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. The dictionary should run reliably in 40K of memory.□ズou are attempting to add a word that already exists in the dictionary. Dictionaries do not accept more than one of the same entry.□腟he word cannot be added to the dictionary. Check that the disk is not locked, that you have write permission to the disk, and that the disk is not full. Any of these reasons could prevent you from adding a word to a dictionary.□慎he file you are attempting to send is no longer in the original location. It may even be deleted. Locate the file and attempt to send it again.□探he file you are attempting to send is open by another application or is in use and cannot be sent. Close the file you want to send and try again.□1TCP/Connect II did not have enough memory available to download the entire list if newsgroups. To prevent this from occurring in the future, increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□刑ou do not have enough memory available to print the document. Try quitting other open applications or closing other TCP/Connect II windows.□íPrinter software, such as LaserWriter, should be installed in the Extensions folder. Make sure you are selecting the appropriate printer in the Chooser, and verify your network connections. After checking these items, try printing again.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to complete the operation. Close other TCP/Connect II windows, or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□The disk you are trying to save to may be locked, you may not have write permission for the disk, or there may not be enough disk space available to save the file. Unlock the disk, get write permission, or make more space available on the disk, and try again.…The file may already be open in another application, TCP/Connect II may not have enough memory to open the file, or a disk error may be occurring. Close other applications or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II, and try to open the file again.□%TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to complete the operation. Close some TCP/Connect II windows, quit other running applications, or increase the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do so, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□0An error description is not provided at this time. Updated error description files can be retrieved via anonymous ftp from ftp.intercon.com in the directory InterCon/support/ExplainText.bin. After you download it, the error description file should be installed into the TCP/Connect II application folder.HYou have typed more than the allowed number of characters for the field.ｫTCP/Connect II needs more memory. To allocate more memory to TCP/Connect II, quit the application, increase the memory in the Get Info dialog, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□TCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to process MIME formatted messages. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info window, and relaunch TCP/Connect II.□□Between the time that you attached the file and the time you tried to get info on the attachment, the file was deleted or the remote volume the file is located on was dismounted. Mount the remote volume or otherwise locate the file before trying to get info on or sending the attachment.□XTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory to perform this function. Try closing some TCP/Connect II windows or increasing the memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To reallocate memory, quit TCP/Connect II, increase its memory in the Get Info window, and then relaunch it. Try getting attachment information after TCP/Connect II has more memory.□wTCP/Connect II does not have enough memory available to configure StuffIt options. Close other TCP/Connect II windows or increase the amount of memory allocated to TCP/Connect II. To do this, save any open files, quit TCP/Connect II, increase the memory in the Get Info dialog, and relaunch TCP/Connect II. Try to configure your StuffIt options once more memory is available.□lTCP/Connect II may not have enough memory available to play the sound file. Close other TCP/Connect II windows and try again. Another possibility could be that the sound file you are trying to play may be damaged or incompatiable with TCP/Connect II. Try to save the sound attachment as a file to your System Folder and play it through the Sound Manager extension.
