T_301342230003
This button will define a new configuration for the Virus Scanner. You must complete all dialogs to create a new configuration. To cancel creation, use the 'Cancel' button at any time.

You must use a unique Configuration Name. This name may not to start with the asterisk (*) character.

There is no known program limit for the number of configurations you maintain, but some system limits could apply.


T_301342230004
This button deletes the selected Virus Scanner configuration. Only those configurations you create can be deleted. Deleting a configuration will permanently destroy it, so be careful.  Deleted configurations cannot be recovered.


T_301342230005
This button changes the Virus Scanner configuration.  Changing a configuration is done the same way as creating a new one, but you cannot cannotchange a configuration name.

To rename a configuration you must create a new one and delete the old one. You cannot change an internally maintained configuration.


T_301342230006
This button starts the scanner with those parameters stored under the configuration shown in 'Actual configuration' window. The button starts a separate instance of this program. Theoretically, you can run an unlimited number of scanners, but some system limits may apply.


T_301342230007
The windows shows the selected Virus Scanner configuration.


T_301342230008
The selection contains a list of all possible AVAST32 configurations.  All displayed configurations can be used for subsequent operations.  The list contains both user-defined and internally-maintained configurations. Internally-maintained operations cannotbe changed or deleted.


T_301342230009
This button defines a new configuration for the Integrity Checker. You must answer all dialogs to create a new configuration. To cancel creation, use the 'Cancel' button any time you want.

You must use a unique Configuration Name.  This name must not to start with an asterisk (*) character.

There is no known program limit on the  number of configurations, but some system limits might apply.


T_301342230010
This button deletes the selected Integrity Checker configuration. Only configurations you create can be deleted.  Deletion permanently destroys a configuration.


T_301342230011
This button changes the actual Integrity Checker configuration. Changing a configuration is done the same way as creating a new one, but you cannot cannot change a configuration name.

To rename a configuration you must create a new one and delete the old one. You cannot change an internally maintained configuration.


T_301342230012
This button starts the Integrity Checker with those parameters stored in the configuration shown in the 'Actual configuration' window. The button starts a new instance of the program. You can theoretically run an unlimited number of Integrity Checkers, but some system limits may apply.


T_301342230013
The windows shows the selected Integrity Checker configuration.


T_301342230014
The selection contains a list of all known Integrity Checker configurations. All configurations displayed can be used for subsequent operations. The list contains both user defined and internally maintained configurations together. Internally maintained operations cannot be changed or deleted.


T_301342230015
This button starts the Resident Scanner with whatever parameters are stored under 'Default Configuration'. You may  run only one instance of this program. Starting a second instance will cause a warning message, and the second copy will not run.

The 'Default Configuration' is the only possible configuration that the program will accept, so there is no selection on this page.


T_301342230016
This button starts the Behavior Blocker with those parameters stored under 'Default Configuration'. You may  run only one instance of this program. Starting a second instance will cause a warning message, and the second copy will not run.

The 'Default Configuration' is the only possible configuration that the program will accept, so there is no selection on this page.


T_301342230017
This button upgrades the LGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file. The buttons check actual and new VPS file and show an upgrade dialog if necessary. Upgrading requires entry of a  new file path, which is then stored for later use.


T_231406570117
This button deletes the upgrade path for the LGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file. The buttons deletes saved information, so you can enter a new path for this file.


T_301342230018
Checking this button will immediately terminatethe application (after you press the ESC button).  If you don't check this button, use  the standard program close procedures.


T_301342230019
This button stops the application.


T_111428290019
This button calls the main AVAST32 help system.


T_111428290020
This line displays the  version of the currentLGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file.


T_111428290021
This line displays when the  current LGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file was compiled.


T_111428290022
This line displays the  version of the selected LGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file.


T_111428290023
This line displays when the  selected LGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file was compiled


T_111428290024
This button starts the  LGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file upgrade. The current file will be replaced by the new one and the specified file directory will be stored for later use.


T_111428290025
This button will close the dialog without replacing the LGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file.


T_111428290026
Error or message description. Usually, this description comes from the operating system, but sometimes comes from the AVAST32.

If a number is displayed,  system text messages are not accessible becausesome system wide library is not installed.


T_111428290027
Error or message description. This text explains the message and provides more detailed information.


T_111428290028
The message bitmap changes via message type.


T_111428290029
This button tells the  program that you have read whatever is in the window.


T_111428290030
This button tells AVAST32 that you agree with the question.


T_111428290031
This button sends a negative answer to AVAST32. You disagree with the question.


T_111428290032
The message contains a program question. The question appears only when AVAST32 does not know how to continue...


T_111428290033
Question description. This text contains more detailed information about the actual question.


T_111428290034
This button will check the dialog data validity and continue to next one. The 'Finish' version will save what you have enteredand return to calling program.


T_111428290035
This button returns you to the previous dialog.


T_111428290036
This button cancels setup and returns to the calling program immediately.


T_111428290043
The button displays the 'Directory Selection' dialog, which helps you to choose where to scan. You can choose one or more areas, which will be copied to areas listed on the bottom of this page. You can edit the areas list manually, too.


T_111428290038
This window must contain a unique configuration name.

The name must not start with an asterisk character (*) and may not be longer than 256 characters. You may use any available characters to create a descriptive name here.


T_111428290039
The window contains named file types. The list  filters input files for AVAST32.


T_111428290040
This button selects all files for testing. All accessible files will be scanned in the same order as found on your drive.


T_111428290041
The button selects only executables and manually listed files to be scanned. All files are checked for EXEcutable flags, so some nonstandard file types (386, VxD, CPL, ...) will be checked too.


T_111428290042
This button will select only specified files to be scanned. The files are not checked for EXEcutable flag, so detecting appropriate file is very fast.


T_111428290044
A checked box instructs AVAST32 to begin by scanning memory.


T_111428290045
Selects all available drives including removable (diskettes) and network drives.


T_111428290046
Selects available local drives including removable (diskettes) ones (but not network drives.)


T_111428290047
Selects available local hard drives (no diskettes or network drives).


T_111428290048
Select available remote (network) drives. All available mapped drives will be scan. The program does not check for duplicate drive mapping, so you might test one physical drive several times!


T_111428290049
The option lets you choose areas to scan at run time.  If this is selected, then you will be asked to to choose areas when the scan is started.


T_111428290050
This option allows you to manually choose areas to scan. You can use the 'Browse' button or enter areas from keyboard.


T_111428290051
This window contains a list of selected areas if you choose 'Select now'.


T_111428290052
Do you want to test files with the SYSTEM attribute set ? Check this box if yes.


T_111428290053
Do you want to test files with the HIDDEN attribute set ? Check this box if yes.


T_111428290054
This checkbox will cause the program to ignore virus specification data included in LGW.VPS (Virus Definition) file. If you select this checkbox, AVAST32 will look for viruses in locations where they do not naturally appear (such as looking for an EXE infector in a COM file.)

If not checked, AVAST32 will only look for a particular virus in the locations it infects.  You may get more false alarms if you check this box.


T_111428290055
Do you want to test full files ? Check this box if yes. If not, program will test only selected parts from files (for example file start and end, actual executable starting point, etc).  Testing the full file is more cautious, can increase the false alarm rate, and slows performance.


T_111428290056
Do you want to scan inside compressed executables (for example compressed by Diet, PkLite, ...) ? Check this button if yes.

Internal testing will cause memory intensive recursive unpacking, so you will need about 1 MB more free memory.


T_111428290057
Do you want to automatically exit the program if no virus has been detected? Check this box if yes.


T_111428290058
Special parameter. *** Designed for internal use ALWIL Software staff members ***Do not use without instruction by your virus support specialist.


T_111428290059
Do you want to create a REPORT file ? Check the box if yes.

The report file will be created in the directory from which AVAST32 was launched, or in the directory specified in this dialog. The report filename can be specified in this dialog.  AVAST32 will change it, if needed, to assure that it is unique and does not overwrite previous reports of this name.


T_111428290060
Do you want to report skipped files ? If the box is checked, the REPORT file will contain the full filenames of files not available for testing (for example because they were in use in the testing time).


T_111428290061
Do you want to report uninfected files ? If the box is checked, the REPORT file will contain the full filenames of uninfected files too.


T_111428290062
Enter the report filename template or full file name with path. AVAST32 will change the template name, if needed, to assure that it is unique and does not overwrite previous templates of this name.


T_111428290063
This window contains a user defined virus message. The message is displayed if a  virus is found in your system. The message will use the same format as you provide here. Template parameters (file name and virus name) may be used,  and will be replaced when the message is generated runtime.


T_111428290064
Do you want to send a warning to any other user in the event a virus is found ? Check this box if yes.


T_111428290065
Do you want to send the created report file to any user when the  program ends? Check the box if yes.


T_111428290066
Do you want to send infected file(s) to any user in the case of virus found ? Check the box if yes.


T_111428290067
Enter the valid network name for the user to receive  a 'Virus Found Alert'.


T_111428290068
Enter the valid network name for the user to receive the report file.


T_111428290069
Enter the valid network name for user to receive infected file(s).


T_111428290070
Do you want to save the entered configuration ? Check the box if yes. The configuration will be saved in in the registry, and will be available for later use.


T_111428290071
Do you want to check subdirectories of the area you specified? Do not check the box if yes.


T_111428290072
Do you want to ignore the ARCHIVE bit for tested programs ? Check the box if yes.

The archive bit is normally set to signal that some file was changed from last backup. The backup program clears this bit.  Ignoring this bit will result in fewer false alarms, and will not lower your detection rate.


T_111428290073
Do you want to test file content ? Do not check the box if yes.

AVAST32will not check the file contents if this box is checked, so you will not learn if an overwriting virus has infected the file.  Such viruses are rare, however, will be detected when you try to run the program (it won't work).  Bypassing a check of file contents greatly improves performance.


T_111428290074
Check the box if you want to protect the database from overwriting.  The program will perform standard operations, but will not update its database.


T_111428290075
Enter a valid name of an existing directory here and AVAST32 will store database files there. If you do not specify a directory, AVAST32 will store  database files in the ROOT directory of each tested disk.


T_111428290076
Thiswindow contains the directory name for files being processed.


T_111428290077
This window contains the name of the file being processed.


T_111428290078
Start tests with the configuration selected in the selection list.


T_111428290079
Start a new test with a manually entered configuration.


T_111428290080
Repeat the last test.


T_111428290081
Pause processing.


T_111428290082
Stop processing.


T_111428290083
Selection window which contains all available configurations. Start a scan using a  selected configuration by double-clicking your mouse or pressing the 'Select' button.


T_111428290084
This status window contains actual page information. This information depends on page content.


T_111428290085
The viewer window contains detected files shown by location.  The structure of the report matches your disk file system tree.


T_111428290086
The viewer window displays a  list of known viruses in alphabetic order. Selection of any virus will produce a short virus description on the status bar.


T_111428290087
Enter a virus name here. Be sure, you are entering a unique name. Check it usng the  'Known viruses' page.


T_111428290088
Enter a virus pattern here. The pattern if characteristic string for this virus and is entered as string consists from odd number of hexadecimal numbers. Pavel - I don't understand the last sentence.  Can you fix it a little?


T_111428290089
Total number of user defined viruses.


T_111428290090
Check if this virus can infect COM files. Check this button if you do not know, too.


T_111428290091
Check if this virus can infect EXE files.  Check this button if you do not know, too.


T_111428290092
Check if this virus can infect Master Boot Record.


T_111428290093
Check if this virus can infect the BOOT Record of any disk.


T_111428290094
Check if this virus stays resident in memory.


T_111428290095
Writes this virus definition to afile and prepares a page to accept anotherdefinition.


T_111428290096
Deletes a virus definition.


T_111428290097
Adds this virus definition to your database..


T_111428290098
Enables you to movebetween definitions.


T_111428290103
Provides you with the space to specify your preferences.


T_111428290104
Toggles boot sector checking on/off.


T_111428290105
Toggles executable files checking on/off. If not selected, the Options field is disabled because it has no meaning.


T_111428290106
Select this check box if you want to display a user-defined message. This message will be displayed whenever a virus is found.


T_111428290107
Select this check box if you want to use an alert sound.


T_111428290108
Here you can enter the message thatwill be displayed whenever a virus is found.


T_111428290109
By selecting this radio button, you specify that you want to scan all EXEs and DLLs.


T_111428290110
By selecting this radio button, you specify that you want to scan all EXEs and DLLs except systemfiles.


T_111428290111
By selecting this radio button, you specify that you don't want to scan any DLLs.


T_111428290112
Select this check box if you want the Resident Scanner to watch MS-DOS based applications.


T_111428290113
Select this check box if you want the Resident Scanner to watch 16-bit Windows applications.


T_111428290114
Here you can specify pathname of the desired .WAV file. Use the Browse command for help.


T_111428290115
Click this button to browse your drive for the desired .WAV file.


T_111428290116
By pressing this button, you can listen to  the specified .WAV file.


T_111428290117
This window contains file types to monitor and the exact specification of any files you do not want to monitor with the  Behavior Blocker The items are logically grouped together. You may add as many exceptions to ignore as yo wish.  All  items are fully compliant with long file names of Windows 95 operating system.


T_111428290118
The button can disable or enable program checking in one operation.


T_111428290119
The button can disable or enable checking file operations in DOS boxes.


T_111428290120
The button can disable or enable checking file operations in Windows programs.


T_111428290121
The button can disable or enable checking format operations on your machine.


T_111428290122
The button can disable or enable checking CMOS memory changes.


T_231406570118
Enable or disable automatic LGW.VPS file updating feature when AVAST32 shell is starting. Check this box if you want to test the latest version of LGW.VPS file every time the scanner starts You mustknow where  the new version of the VPS file is located before you perform your first update!!


T_231406570119
Enable or disable the question dialog when the "new" and current LGW.VPS files are the same.. Clear this box if you want to update LGW.VPS file without being asked any question.


T_231406570120
Select the new LGW.VPS file path button. Use this button to choose the directory from which to update LGW.VPS automatically or manually. You can use button from the 'Update VPS' program page too.


T_231406570121
Delete current LGW.VPS update path button. Use this button to clear the saved LGW.VPS file path. You will have to choose another one if you will want to update the VPS file later.


T_231406570122
The window contains important program information. You will need to know some of this information when contacting technical support.


T_231406570123
This dialog page shows the original and current state of file flags. The marked check box means the appropriate flag is (was) set. In the case of a new file, the "original" side of the dialog if disabled (grayed) and only the actual state is shown.


T_231406570124
This dialog page shows two time stamps. The contents of the edit box depends on country-specific settings, but all boxes must contain full description of time. Some  boxes need not contain valid information.  For example, if the file was created under DOS, there is no valid Last Write time information stored on disk.


T_231406570125
This dialog page shows size and contents information for the file.


T_231406570126
Check this box if you want to enable quick mode. This is special mode of the Integrity Checker in which the file content is tested only when any other file attribute (date, time, size, attribute,...) was changed. This mode is much quicker than standard mode, but can theoretically miss some file change in the case of a very clever virus.


T_231406570127
Check the box if you want to see the user interface while the simple checker is running. If this box is not checked, the simple checker will show only warning messages.


T_231406570128
Check this box if you want to hear a sound warning if the  Simple checker finds any change. You can enter create or use an existing .WAV file to modify what you hear, or you can hear only standard system beep if you do not enter anything.


T_231406570129
The edit box contains the full filename for the file being examined. This file was already added to the list or is ready to be  for added.


T_231406570130
This list contains all files which will be tested if the Simple checker will start with this configuration. You can see the actual CRC values for files, too.


T_231406570131
This button will add the file from the edit box to the list box if the file is not listed there.


T_231406570132
This button adds a file (or files) specified in the field above into the configuration.


T_231406570133
This button deletes the selected file(s) from configuration. File(s) you want to delete need to be chosen from the list of files.


T_231406570134
This button will show the standard Open file dialog box for browsing files and directories to make finding files easier. Chosen files will be automatically added to the configuration when the dialog ends.


T_231406570135
Use this field to enter the full name of the file which you want to add to the configuration.


T_231406570136
Here is the list of files which this configuration defines


T_231406570137
If you check this button, you will be able to watch the progress of the configuration test in a dialog window each time you run the test. You will use this window to find files that are changed. Otherwise, operation will proceed quietly in background and only display a message if any change occurred.


T_231406570138
This list contains all files which have changed since they were added to or updated in the  configuration. If you find these changes were not caused by a possible virus, and  are acceptable, you can update information on these files in your configuration information. In such a  case, use the "Update selected files" context menu item when you select files in this list.


T_231406570139
This windows contains a list of files for which the test was completed without any problem.


T_120909290140
This button selects all changed files and stores updated information in database file.


T_120909290141
This button stores updated information about selected files in database file.


T_120909290142
This button discards all information and no change is wriiten into database file.