2 The file "sfxdat.sud" has not been properly updated. Please make sure that you have only one copy of the sound effects editor running.
3 WARNING: This option will reinstall the entire standard Warcraft II sound effects scheme from the CD-ROM, overwriting any changes you have made. Are you sure you want to continue?
4 Unable to write to the file "sfxdat.sud".
5 The original sound effects scheme has been restored.
6 The sound effects editor was unable to properly restore the sound effects data from CD.
7 Error loading sound.
8 Unable to create sound file.
9 Warcraft II Map Editor
10 Sound Effects Set (*.sud)~*.sud~All Files (*.*)~*.*~
11 Sounds (*.wav)~*.wav~All Files (*.*)~*.*~
12 The sound effects editor is unable to find the original sound effects file on your Warcraft II CD. Please make sure the CD is in the drive.\n\nWould you like to browse for this file?
13 Are you sure that you want to restore the original sound effect from the Warcraft II CD?
14 This is not a valid packed sound file.
15 Out of memory.
16 Unable to read file.
17 This file is not a valid wave file.
18 This size of this wave file is %u kilobytes. To use a wave file as a sound effect for Warcraft II, it must be 50 kilobytes or smaller.
19 This file contains waveform data in the following format:\n\n%u kHz, %u bit, %s\n\nBlizzard highly recommends using the following format for best results within Warcraft II:\n\n11 kHz, 8 bit, mono\n\nDo you want to use this sound file anyway?
