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$ ====START_GENERATED_PROLOG======================================
$
$
$ COMPONENT_NAME: odbasecntr
$
$ CLASSES: none
$
$ ORIGINS: 82,27
$
$
$ (C) COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 1995,1996
$ All Rights Reserved
$ Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
$ US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or
$ disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
$
$ IBM DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING
$ ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
$ PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL IBM BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR
$ CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF
$ USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR
$ OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE
$ OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
$
$ ====END_GENERATED_PROLOG========================================
$
$ @(#)Z 1.19 com/src/samples/basecntr/en_US/iodbasec.msg, odbasepart, od96os2, odos29712d 97/03/21 17:45:32 (97/02/12 19:27:00)
$
$ /********************************************************************/
$ /* Licensed Materials - Property of IBM */
$ /* */
$ /* */
$ /* Copyright (C) International Business Machines Corp., 1996. */
$ /* */
$ /* US Government Users Restricted Rights - */
$ /* Use, duplication, or disclosure restricted */
$ /* by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. */
$ /* */
$ /* 05/15/96 oof Original File */
$ /********************************************************************/
$
$ This is the message file for Base Container Part on NT, Win95 and OS/2.
$
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$ BaseContainer Part Messages in ENGLISH
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$quote "
$set BCMSG_SET
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$ A word to the translator on translating mnemonics:
$
$ A mnemonic is a single character, within the text of a menu
$ choice, identified by an underscore beneath the character.
$ Typing that character while the menu is active will select
$ that choice.
$
$ Whenever we assigned a mnemonic to a menu choice, we have
$ defined 3 strings for the choice text-- one for each
$ platform. The OS/2 string will contain a '~' before the
$ letter that has been chosen for the mnemonic. On Windows it
$ will be an '&'. On UNIX we don't support mnemonics.
$
$ We suggest that, when translating strings with mnemonics
$ to a language with a different alphabet, you translate only
$ the menu text and add beside it the original mnemonic
$ in parenthesis. For example, if the original Windows string
$ is "&Edit" then the translated string would be "XXXXX(&E)",
$ where XXXXX is the translation of the "Edit" string.
$
$ If the suggested translation approach is not followed, it
$ is imperative that the menues be tested for mnemonic
$ collisions. Testing should ensure that no two active menu
$ choices have the same character for their mnemonics.
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$ Embedded Part Pulldown Menu
$
$ Some Opendoc parts are called Container parts because
$ other parts can be embedded within them. The embedding
$ parts are selected from the "Embed" pulldown menu.
$
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
BC_EMBED_UNX "Embed"
BC_EMBED_OS2 "E~mbed"
BC_EMBED_WIN "E&mbed"
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$ MOVE and RESIZE actions in the EDIT menu
$
$ The "MOVE" action allows users to move selected embedded
$ parts around on the display. They select them with the
$ mouse, choose "MOVE" from the EDIT menu, and then move
$ mouse cursor to the new location and click once to
$ complete the move action.
$
$ The "Move to Front" action moves a partially hidden part
$ to the front of the display.
$
$ The "Move to Back" action moves the selected part behind
$ other parts on the display, so that other parts can be
$ seen more easily.
$
$ The "Resize" action resizes the selected part on the display
$ as based on where the mouse is moved to and clicked.
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
BC_MOVE_UNX "Move"
BC_MOVE_OS2 "~Move"
BC_MOVE_WIN "&Move"
BC_MOVE2FRONT_UNX "Move To Front"
BC_MOVE2FRONT_OS2 "Move To F~ront"
BC_MOVE2FRONT_WIN "Move To F&ront"
BC_MOVE2BACK_UNX "Move To Back"
BC_MOVE2BACK_OS2 "Move To ~Back"
BC_MOVE2BACK_WIN "Move To &Back"
BC_RESIZE_UNX "Resize"
BC_RESIZE_OS2 "Resi~ze"
BC_RESIZE_WIN "Resi&ze"
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$ Color Pulldown Menu
$
$ On certain platforms a color menu will be available to
$ allow the active part's background color to change.
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
BC_OPTIONS_UNX "Options"
BC_OPTIONS_OS2 "~Options"
BC_OPTIONS_WIN "&Options"
BC_COLOR_CHG_UNX "Change Background"
BC_COLOR_CHG_OS2 "~Change Background"
BC_COLOR_CHG_WIN "&Change Background"
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$ Warning Messages for an Invalid Pulldown menu or action
$
$ The OpenDoc programmer must provide the text for a custom
$ menuitem and change the corresponding Menu event code to
$ recognize the custom menu. If this isn't done then the
$ warning text "Don't know how to handle this menu choice: %d"
$ will appear.
$
$ The %d refers to the MENU_ID number that the programmer
$ assigned to this menuitem. The programmer can then use
$ this warning + MENU_ID to isolate and fix the problem
$ in the part source code.
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
BC_MENUBAR_WARNING "Don't know how to handle this menu choice: %d !\n"
BC_INVALID_DROP "Document is read-only. Drop is not accepted."
BC_INVALID_DELETE "Cannot delete selection. Document is read-only."
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
$ Base Container Help Menu Item
$
$ When the user selects the "Base Container Help" item of
$ the HELP menu, information on how to use the Base Container
$ is displayed.
$ -------------------------------------------------------------
BC_HELP_UNX "Base Container Help"
BC_HELP_OS2 "~Base Container Help"
BC_HELP_WIN "&Base Container Help"