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Amiga Catalog Translation file
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1996-03-04
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## version $VER: db.catalog 3.XX (XX.XX.XX)
## codeset X
## language X
MSG_PROJECT_MENU
; \0Project
MSG_PROJECT_NEW
; \0New
MSG_PROJECT_OPEN
; O\0Open...
MSG_PROJECT_SAVE
; S\0Save
MSG_PROJECT_SAVE_AS
; W\0Save as...
MSG_PROJECT_OUTPUT
; \0Output
MSG_PROJECT_OUTPUT_VIEW
; \0View...
MSG_PROJECT_OUTPUT_TAB_ASCII
; \0Tab-separated ASCII...
MSG_PROJECT_OUTPUT_COMMA_ASCII
; \0Comma-separated ASCII...
MSG_PROJECT_ABOUT
; ?\0About...
MSG_PROJECT_QUIT
; Q\0Quit
MSG_EDIT_MENU
; \0Edit
MSG_EDIT_CUT
; X\0Cut
MSG_EDIT_COPY
; C\0Copy
MSG_EDIT_PASTE
; V\0Paste
MSG_EDIT_ADD
; A\0Add
MSG_EDIT_KILL
; K\0Kill
MSG_VIEW_MENU
; \0View
MSG_ACTION_MENU
; \0Action
MSG_ACTION_FIND
; F\0Find...
MSG_ACTION_FIND_NEXT
; N\0Find next
MSG_ACTION_SORT
; T\0Sort...
MSG_ACTION_DIAL
; D\0Dial...
MSG_SETTINGS_MENU
; \0Settings
MSG_SETTINGS_WARNINGS
; \0Display warnings
MSG_SETTINGS_SORTDIR
; \0Sort direction
MSG_SETTINGS_SORTDIR_AZ
; \0A-Z
MSG_SETTINGS_SORTDIR_ZA
; \0Z-A
MSG_SETTINGS_SAVE_SETTINGS
; \0Save settings...
MSG_FIND_MODE_WINMSG
; Find record <CR> Find, <ESC> Abort
MSG_SORT_MODE_WINMSG
; Sort records <CR> Sort, <ESC> Abort
MSG_SORTING_WINMSG
; Sorting...
MSG_SAVING_WINMSG
; Saving...
MSG_LOADING_WINMSG
; Loading...
MSG_UNTITLED_PRO
; Untitled
MSG_OPEN_ASLREQ_TITLE
; Open project
MSG_SAVE_AS_ASLREQ_TITLE
; Save project
MSG_OUTPUT_VIEW_ASLREQ_TITLE
; Output view
MSG_OUTPUT_TAB_ASCII_ASLREQ_TITLE
; Output tab-separated ASCII
MSG_OUTPUT_COMMA_ASCII_ASLREQ_TITLE
; Output comma-separated ASCII
MSG_REQ_OK
MSG_REQ_OKCANCEL
; Ok|Cancel
MSG_ABOUT_REQ_TITLE
; About db
MSG_ABOUT_REQ_GADS
; Ok|More info
MSG_MOREABOUT_REQ_TITLE
; More about db
MSG_MOREABOUT_REQ_GADS
; Ok|More on RFF
MSG_NORMALHELP_REQ_TITLE
; Help on normal mode
MSG_NORMALHELP_REQ_TEXT
; The keys:\n\
; Up - Previous record\n\
; Down - Next record\n\
; Shift Up - First record\n\
; Shift Down - Last record\n\
; Return - Forward search\n\
; Shift Return - Backward search
MSG_FINDHELP_REQ_TITLE
; Help on find mode
MSG_FINDHELP_REQ_TEXT
; Enter a search pattern into one or many fields.\n\
; db will then search the database starting from the top and stop\n\
; at the first occurence that has a match. Usually only a few\n\
; letters will do as a search pattern.\n\
; For example: 'da' will match both 'David' and 'Daniel'.\n\
; You may also use AmigaDOS patterns. An example:\n\
; '#?d' or '*d' will match fields ending with a d.\n\
; '(david|micke)' will match both 'David' and 'Micke'.\n\
; See help on normal mode for more information.\n\
; \n\
; Note! Fields of checkbox and cycle type are ignored in find\n\
; and sort modes. To be able to use all fields, user must make\n\
; and switch to a view which only contains string gadgets.\n\
; \n\
; The keys:\n\
; ESC - Back to normal mode\n\
; Amiga-K - In this mode, clears the fields\n\
; Return - Start searching from top
MSG_SORTHELP_REQ_TITLE
; Help on sort mode
MSG_SORTHELP_REQ_TEXT
; Enter numbers in the fields to represent the sort order.\n\
; Illegal entries are ignored\n\
; \n\
; Example: To sort an address database on zipcodes first,\n\
; and on lastname second: Enter a '1' into the 'zip' field\n\
; and a '2' into the 'lastname' field.\n\
; \n\
; Note! Fields of checkbox and cycle type are ignored in find\n\
; and sort modes. To be able to use all fields, user must make\n\
; and switch to a view which only contains string gadgets.\n\
; \n\
; The keys:\n\
; ESC - Back to normal mode\n\
; Amiga-K - In this mode, clears the fields\n\
; Return - Start sorting
MSG_DIALHELP_REQ_TITLE
; Dial
MSG_DIALHELP_REQ_TEXT
; db will dial the number found in the active string gadget.\n\
; db dials using the modem or your loudspeaker.\n\
; Modem users, do like this:\n\
; \n\
; 1. Click into prefered string gadget.\n\
; 2. Select this menu or press Amiga-D\n\
; 3. When the modem starts to dial: Lift the hook and wait.\n\
; 4. The modem goes on hook and you can take over.\n\
; \n\
; Look at the ToolTypes in db's icon for settings.\n\
; Tip! Use ARexx to enable dialing by simply double-\n\
; clicking on a string gadget.
MSG_MEMWARN_REQ_TITLE
; Out of Memory
MSG_MEMWARN_REQ_TEXT
; Not enough memory for operation!
MSG_OPENFAIL_REQ_TITLE
; Open file
MSG_OPENFAIL_REQ_TEXT
; Can't open file '%s'\n\
; for read or write
MSG_REXX_PROG_NOT_FOUND_TITLE
; ARexx message
MSG_REXX_PROG_NOT_FOUND_TEXT
; The file '%s' can't be loaded\n\
; or is not an ARexx program
MSG_REXXERR_TITLE
; ARexx message
MSG_REXXERR_TEXT
; The ARexx program '%s'\n\
; reported error #%ld
MSG_DIALFAIL_REQ_TITLE
; Dial
MSG_DIALFAIL_REQ_TEXT
; Can't open '%s', unit %ld!\n\
; Check db's ToolType settings.
MSG_SAVEERROR_REQ_TITLE
; Save file
MSG_SAVEERROR_REQ_TEXT
; Error saving file '%s'
MSG_SAVEWARN_REQ_TITLE
; Save file
MSG_SAVEWARN_REQ_TEXT
; The file '%s' already exists.\n\
; Save over top of it?
MSG_ES_ASKFILTERING_REQ_TITLE
; Output filter
MSG_ES_ASKFILTERING_REQ_TEXT
; Output all records,\n\
; or only those matched by 'Action/Find'?
MSG_ES_ASKFILTERING_REQ_GADS
; All|Matched|Cancel
MSG_NOTIMPLEMENTED_REQ_TITLE
; Information
MSG_NOTIMPLEMENTED_REQ_TEXT
; Sorry, this function is not implemeted yet.
MSG_KILLWARN_REQ_TITLE
; Kill Record
MSG_KILLWARN_REQ_TEXT
; Kill this record?
MSG_QUITWARN_REQ_TITLE
; Quit program
MSG_QUITWARN_REQ_TEXT
; Changes have been made to this file.\n\
; They will be lost.\n\
; Ok to quit?
MSG_NEWWARN_REQ_TITLE
; New file
MSG_NEWWARN_REQ_TEXT
; Changes have been made to this file.\n\
; They will be lost.\n\
; Ok to clear data?
MSG_LOADWARN_REQ_TITLE
; Open file
MSG_LOADWARN_REQ_TEXT
; Changes have been made to this file.\n\
; They will be lost.\n\
; Ok to load another file over top of it?
MSG_WRONGFILETYPE_REQ_TITLE
; Open file
MSG_WRONGFILETYPE_REQ_TEXT
; Can't open file '%s'\n\
; This is not a db RFF file
MSG_MANGLEDRFF_REQ_TITLE
; Open file
MSG_MANGLEDRFF_REQ_TEXT
; Can't open file '%s'\n\
; This RFF file is mangled!
MSG_WINSIZEERR_REQ_TITLE
; Open window
MSG_WINSIZEERR_REQ_TEXT
; Can't open the requested window!\n\
; It is too big.\n\
; Switch to a smaller font or\n\
; rearrange the fields.
MSG_WINOPENERR_REQ_TITLE
; Open window
MSG_WINOPENERR_REQ_TEXT
; Can't open the requested window!
MSG_DEFAULTERR_REQ_TITLE
; Internal error
MSG_DEFAULTERR_REQ_TEXT
; A serious error has occured.\n\
; The program will quit immediately!
MSG_MH_NOHELP_REQ_TITLE
; Menuhelp
MSG_MH_NOHELP_REQ_TEXT
; This menuitem has no specific help
MSG_MH_NEW_REQ_TITLE
; New project
MSG_MH_NEW_REQ_TEXT
; This menuitem empties the current project from all records.
MSG_MH_RFF_REQ_TITLE
; db's fileformat
MSG_MH_RFF_REQ_TEXT
; The fileformat db uses is called RFF. This format is based upon\n\
; The ASCII standard for databases but it has additions for\n\
; field formatting and more. It also has the same forward\n\
; and backward compatibility as IFF files. It goes as follows:\n\
; \n\
; >One line with tabseparated fieldnames as in the ASCII standard.\n\
; >One or many @RFF lines with structured information.\n\
; >The database. Fields separated by TABs. One record per line.\n\
; \n\
; More info on RFF (Register File Format) can be found in the docs\n\
; included with db. db reads RFF files and tab-separated ASCII files.
MSG_MH_OUTPUT_VIEW_REQ_TITLE
; Output view
MSG_MH_OUTPUT_VIEW_REQ_TEXT
; The records are saved in ASCII format, formatted like the current view.\n\
; Using a view similar to a label makes it simple to export addresses\n\
; to a DTP program for label-printing using a suitable font.\n\
; db has no internal label-generator. This is handled better by other programs.
MSG_MH_TAB_ASCII_REQ_TITLE
; Export tab-separated ASCII
MSG_MH_TAB_ASCII_REQ_TEXT
; This fileformat is plain ASCII standard, ie fields separated by TABs,\n\
; one record per line. The first line contains the fieldnames themselves.\n\
; This makes it simple to move the database to other programs like\n\
; Excel for a list printout.
MSG_MH_COMMA_ASCII_REQ_TITLE
; Export comma-separated ASCII
MSG_MH_COMMA_ASCII_REQ_TEXT
; This fileformat has fields within \"\", separated by commas,\n\
; one record per line. The first line contains the fieldnames themselves.\n\
; This makes it simple to move the database to other programs like\n\
; ProWrite for mailmerge.
MSG_MH_CLIP_REQ_TITLE
; The Clipboard
MSG_MH_CLIP_REQ_TEXT
; db uses Commodore's standard Clipboard to allow copying of information\n\
; between db and other programs (wordprocessors, DTP...).\n\
; db writes to two clipboards, Unit 0 (the default clipboard) and Unit 1.\n\
; Reads are only made from Unit 1. This is what is written:\n\
; Unit 0: The current record in a layout similar to the current view.\n\
; Unit 1: The whole record in a record format like this:\n\
; fieldname <TAB> contents <NL>\n\
; fieldname <TAB> contents <NL>\n\
; ...
MSG_MH_KILL_REQ_TITLE
; Kill record
MSG_MH_KILL_REQ_TEXT
; The current record is deleted in normal mode.\n\
; In find and sort mode the fields are cleared instead.\n\
; You cannot kill a record if it is the only one.
MSG_MH_WARNINGS_REQ_TITLE
; Display warnings
MSG_MH_WARNINGS_REQ_TEXT
; With this item selected, the user will be warned before\n\
; a Kill is performed on a non-empty record.
MSG_MH_SORTDIR_REQ_TITLE
; Sort direction
MSG_MH_SORTDIR_REQ_TEXT
; The user may also choose a backward sort direction.\n\
; db will sort the Swedish
characters correctly.
MSG_MH_SAVE_SETTINGS_REQ_TITLE
; Save settings
MSG_MH_SAVE_SETTINGS_REQ_TEXT
; This function is currently not implemented.\n\
; Edit the ToolType fields in db's icon instead.
MSG_PROJECT_OUTPUT_VIEW_WN
; \0View with names...
MSG_OUTPUT_VIEW_WN_ASLREQ_TITLE
; Output view with names
MSG_MH_OUTPUT_VIEW_WN_REQ_TITLE
; Output view with names
MSG_MH_OUTPUT_VIEW_WN_REQ_TEXT
; This menuitem works like 'Output view' above but adds\n\
; fieldnames from the current view before each field.
MSG_ACTION_BROWSE
; B\0Browse...
MSG_BROWSEHELP_REQ_TITLE
; Help on browse mode
MSG_BROWSEHELP_REQ_TEXT
; The browser is a window with a listview that allows you\n\
; to browse through the database, seeing fields from more\n\
; than one record at a time.\n\
; To use it, select a field to browse on, and select Browse...\n\
; You can also doubleclick on a field to start the browser\n\
; (unless an ARexx command is installed for doubleclicking)\n\
; \n\
; The following might not be obvious:\n\
Click once using the mouse to see that record in the\n\
; main window.\n\
Doubleclick to select a record AND leave the browser\n\
; (The Return key works as well)\n\
You can use the arrow keys to browse.\n\
The browser has a 'completion' function: Just type\n\
; the string you look for and the browser will search\n\
; simultaneously. Use backspace to clear the completion\n\
; buffer. Use the Tab, Shift-Tab key sequence to jump\n\
; between multiple matches.\n\
You can leave the browser by pressing Escape\n\
MSG_BROWSE_MODE_SCRMSG
; db Browse. Press 'Help' key for information.
MSG_SETTINGS_FIELD_DEFINITION
; \0Field definition...
MSG_SETTINGS_VIEW_DESIGN
; \0View design...
MSG_AREXX_MENU
; \0ARexx
MSG_AREXX_EXECUTE
; E\0Execute ARexx script...
MSG_MH_FIELD_DEFINITION_REQ_TITLE
; Field definition
MSG_MH_FIELD_DEFINITION_REQ_TEXT
; This is the door to db's field definition section.\n\
; It allows you to add, edit and remove fields using\n\
; a user friendly GUI.\n\
; \n\
; Note! You are just changing the internal fields here.\n\
; Use "View design..." to design the visual apperance of\n\
; your fields.
MSG_MH_VIEW_DESIGN_REQ_TITLE
; View Design
MSG_MH_VIEW_DESIGN_REQ_TEXT
; This is the door to db's View design section.\n\
; It allows you to add, edit and remove visual fields\n\
; in the current View using a user friendly GUI.\n\
; The visual fields are handled similar to how characters\n\
; are handled in a wordprocessor. This is WYSIWYG\n\
; (What You See Is What You Get).\n\
; \n\
; Note! You don't work with any real fields here, just\n\
; a visual presentation of a subset of the database fields.\n\
; Use "Field definition..." to define the database fields.
MSG_MH_AREXX_REQ_TITLE
; ARexx menu
MSG_MH_AREXX_REQ_TEXT
; This ARexx menu enables the user to execute ARexx scripts\n\
; to control db in a variety of interesting ways.\n\
; \n\
; User selected scripts can be installed in this menu\n\
; (They are stored as RFF data in the project file).\n\
; You can use the keys F1 to F10 to access the first ten scripts.
MSG_EXECUTE_AREXX_ASLREQ_TITLE
; Execute ARexx script
MSG_ABOUT_REQ_TEXT
; This is a small and fast database.\n\
; This program is ShareWare since v3.0.\n\
; \n\
; Author: David Ekholm, Datadosen\n\
; Email: david-ek@dsv.su.se\n\
; \n\
; Version: %s\n\
; ARexx port: %s\n\
; \n\
; Registered to: %s\n\
; Serial number: %ld
MSG_MOREABOUT_REQ_TEXT
; db is a general database program. It is now\n\
; possible to design the record layout from a\n\
; built-in user friendly GUI (View design).\n\
; \n\
; Try out the following hidden features:\n\
AppWindow -Drag and drop icons on db.\n\
Commodore's Clipboard.\n\
MenuHelp -Press HELP while using the menus.\n\
Help -Press HELP and get help where you are.\n\
ARexx -Show pictures etc from db.\n\
ListView browser on any field.\n\
MSG_SHAREWARE_REQ_TITLE
; ShareWare reminder
MSG_SHAREWARE_REQ_TEXT
; db is ShareWare starting from v3.0.\n\
; \n\
; This version has an intuitive graphical database\n\
; design engine built-in. Check out "View design"!\n\
; \n\
; This ShareWare reminder will will be displayed for\n\
; at least 10 seconds as a reminder that this is an\n\
; unregistered version. However all features are\n\
; present so you can try it out. You are expected to\n\
; register if you decide to use it.\n\
; \n\
; Remember: By registering you support the continued\n\
; developement of this Amiga product. Thanks.