28 Arrange the items within the active window in a particular order
900 Move, size, or close application window
901 Move, size, or close document window
1001 Create a new document
1002 Open an existing document
1003 Save the active document
1004 Save the active document under a different name
1005 Close the active document
1007 Print the active document
1008 Change the printer selection or configuration
1015 Quit this application
1101 Reverse the last action
1102 Cut the selection and put it on the clipboard
1103 Copy the selection and put it on the clipboard
1104 Insert the clipboard contents at the insertion point
1105 Select all of the items in the window
1106 Reverse which items are selected and which are not
1205 Type a path to scan
1210 Move one level up the directory tree
1215 Display the browser window
1220 Scan the selected path(s)
1223 Stop scanning
1225 Display the report window
1227 Make the tree view active
1305 View items in full detail
1310 Arrange items by name
1311 Arrange items by type
1312 Arrange items by size
1313 Arrange items by date
1315 View the icon associated with each file or view a generic icon for each (faster)
1316 View directory tree
1320 Refresh the view in the active window
1330 View items as large icons
1340 View items as small icons
1345 View items as a multi-column list
1410 Change program options
1420 Change Real-time protection options
1430 Enable / disable real-time protection
1440 Change alerting options
1450 Record templates for hard disk boot sectors
1453 Make a reference disk for use in emergencies
1455 Emergency facilities for desperate situations
1457 Change program password
1505 Arrange windows as non-overlapping tiles
1510 Arrange windows as overlapping tiles
1515 Close all open windows
1520 Arrange minimized window icons
1525 Switch to
1605 Display information about this program
1611 Display Virus Information
1618 Open Help
1619 Restrict access to the program Options
1620 Start Options Wizard to change program options
6000 Change %s password
6001 The emergency services must be used carefully. It is possible to stop your PC working. For that reason, you must enter a password to get access to them.
6002 Any boot sector which matches its template is considered to be acceptable. For this reason you should not record templates unless you are confident the system is clean.
6003 InoculateIT
6004 InoculateIT Personal Edition
6005 InoculateIT
6006 About %s...
6007 New viruses are being written every day. You should update your anti-virus software regularly. This version of %s is old enough today (%s) to be a concern. Contact your distributor.
6008 Please enter the password to enable Options menu password protection.
6009 Please enter the password to disable Options menu password protection.
6010 The options are currently password protected. Please enter the password to gain access.
10001 (Unknown User)
10002 Scanning...
10003 Hide &Log <<
10004 Show &Log >>
10005 Finished scanning - no viruses detected.
10006 Finished scanning.
10007 Infection detected!
10008 E&xit
10009 Problems opening that folder.
10010 Please select a file, folder or drive in the Browser and try again.
10011 Insufficient memory. Please quit one or more applications and try again.
10012 InoculateIT has detected that you are running Windows NT Server.\nThis product may only be run on workstation operating systems.\nThe program will now exit.
10013 This is a test message, used to check if e-mail alerting is set up correctly.\n\nDo not get alarmed.
10014 Scanning:
10015 My Computer
10016 Drive %c: appears to be infected with a virus. Its templates will not be recorded. Do you want to attempt to record templates for the remaining drives?
10017 Possible infection
10018 %c:
10019 %c: floppy drive
10020 %c: unknown type
10021 Template recording failed for %i drive:
10022 Template recording failed for %i drives:
10023 Recording failed
10024 Number of files scanned: %ld.\n
10025 No files scanned.\n
10026 Number of files that could not be scanned: %ld\n
10027 Number of archives containing infected files: %ld\n
10028 Number of infections: %ld\n
10029 Number of infections cleaned: %ld\n
10030 Number of infected files deleted: %ld\n
10031 Number of infected files renamed: %ld\n
10032 Number of infected files not cleaned/deleted/renamed: %ld\n
10033 First %ld files:\n
10034 Number of suspect files: %ld\n
10035 Number of suspect files deleted: %ld\n
10036 Number of suspect files renamed: %ld\n
10037 Number of suspect files not deleted/renamed: %ld\n
10038 No file viruses detected.\n
10039 Suspect: 000000
10040 Infected: 00000
10041 Scanned: 00000
10042 Progressive Scan started at: %s.\n
10043 \nScanning memory...\n
10044 Virus disabled in memory. System should be scanned again after restart.\n
10045 Viruses disabled in memory. System should be scanned again after restart.\n
10046 One or more viruses remain active in memory.\n System should be restarted from a clean system disk before scanning.\n
10047 Could not disable all of the viruses in memory.\n\nScanning a disk with one or more viruses active in memory is risky - you may cause more infections. It is much wiser to restart the system from a write-protected, uninfected system floppy and clean your disks using your emergency recovery disk.\n\nDO NOT RESTART BY PRESSING Ctrl+Alt+Del! That may trigger the virus into damaging action.\n\nDo you want to proceed with the scan?
10048 Virus Still Active in Memory!
10049 User has chosen to proceed despite virus active in memory.\n
10050 Scan aborted by user.\n
10051 Memory scanning failed. Check that software is properly installed.
10052 Memory scan failed
10053 Scanning completed.
10054 No files scanned.
10055 Scanned: 0
10056 Infections: 0
10057 Suspect: 0
10058 Scanned: %d
10059 Infections: %d
10060 Suspect: %d
10061 \nScanning file(s)...\n
10062 Drive %c: is not ready.\n
10063 Drive %c: is not ready.\nPlease check the drive and try again or press Cancel to skip this drive.
10064 Drive access error
10065 \nScanning boot sectors...\n
10066 Unable to check boot sector on %c:\n
10067 Creation of rescue disk failed.\n\nMake sure there is a clean, formatted, write-enabled, floppy disk in the rescue drive.\n\nPress Retry to try again (you will get an opportunity to change rescue drive); Cancel to continue without a rescue disk.
10068 Rescue disk not created
10069 Password entered is invalid. Please try again.
10070 Wrong password
10071 You do not currently have a password set.\nGo to 'Change Password...' in the Tools menu\nto create a password.
10072 No Password Set
10073 Password entered is not the current password. Try again.
10074 Confirmation password does not match the new password.
10075 Password mismatch
10076 Unable to locate help file - perhaps you should re-install.
10077 No help file
10078 Windows 95
10079 95
10081 Windows 98
10082 98
10083 Windows NT
10084 NT
10085 Win32s
10086 32s
10087 by &Date
10088 by &Drive Letter
10089 by &Free Space
10090 by &Name
10091 by &Size
10092 by &Type
10093 Resident Protection
10094 Real-time Protection
10095 Changes will not take effect until Windows is restarted.\n\nDo you want to restart Windows now?
10096 Error (%1d) restarting Windows.
10097 Restart error
10098 Virus alerting
10099 Problems loading %s.\n\nYou may be low on memory, or the file may be corrupt.
10100 Problems loading %s.\n\nThe file may be too out-of-date to be used.
10101 no viruses found in memory.
10102 %ld virus found in memory.
10103 %ld viruses found in memory.
10104 Number of viruses found in memory: %ld
10105 \n\nHaving so many viruses in memory is unlikely.\nIt is more likely you have another anti-virus\nproduct loaded with unencrypted templates.\nIf that is the case, unload it to get a more\naccurate picture of the state of your system.\n
10106 \n\nIt is STRONGLY recommended that you restart the system from a write-protected clean system disk before using %s to clean up.
10107 Scanning: %s.
10108 %s - no boot sector viruses detected.\n
10109 %s is not accessible.\n\n
10110 Warning %d.\n
10111 WARNING: this virus may have encrypted part of the contents of your hard disk. We strongly recommend that you run the standalone One-Half decryptor (available on our web site) before removing this virus. Please do not clean this virus until you are confident that your hard disk's contents are intact.
10112 WARNING: this virus places the original MBR outside the normal hard disk area. If your Master Boot Record is infected it cannot be cleaned while running MS Windows 95/98 or MS Windows NT. You must re-boot your machine from a clean, write-protected, DOS disk to clean up an infected hard disk.
10113 Your trial period for this product is due to expire in %d days.\n\n
10114 Your trial period for this product expires today.\n\n
10115 Your trial period for this product is due to expire tomorrow.\n\n
10116 Your trial period for this product has expired.\n\n
10117 Your twelve month license subscription of this product is due to expire in %d days.\n\n
10118 Your twelve month license subscription of this product expires today.\n\n
10119 Your twelve month license subscription of this product is due to expire tomorrow.\n\n
10120 Your twelve month license subscription of this product expired %d days ago.\n\n
10121 Your twelve month license subscription of this product expired yesterday.\n\n
10122 It will no longer operate.\n\n
10123 It will cease to operate in %d days.\n\n
10124 It will cease to operate tomorrow.\n\n
10125 If you would like to continue using this product, you can purchase a twelve month license subscription by visiting our Web site at <http://www.My-eTrust.com/LicenseDesk>\n\n
10126 If you would like to continue using this product, you can renew you license subscription by visiting our Web site at <http://www.My-eTrust.com/LicenseDesk>\n\n
10127 If you do not wish to purchase a twelve month license subscription, we would like to thank you for trying our product and advise you that the uninstallation for this product can be accessed from the Add/Remove Programs icon in Control Panel.
10128 If you do not wish to continue using this product, we would like to thank you for using our product and advise you that the uninstallation for this product can be accessed from the Add/Remove Programs icon in Control Panel.
10200 \n
10201 Restored OK.\n
10202 Attempted restore failed.\n
10203 Replaced with standard boot sector.\n
10204 Attempted replacement failed.\n
10240 Master Boot Record
10241 Partition Boot Record
10242 Boot Record
10243 Recovered sector
10250 %s\n\nInoculateIT can attempt to clean this. Do you wish to try cleaning this boot sector?
10251 Clean?
10252 %s\n\nInoculateIT can replace this with a plain boot sector. This will work in most cases. Do you wish to try this replacement?
10253 Replace with plain?
10254 \nReady to write boot sector back. Do you want to proceed?
10255 Ready to write
10256 Folder
10257 Program
10258 File
10259 Floppy disk drive
10260 Hard drive
10261 CD-ROM drive
10262 Network connection
10263 RAM drive
10264 Not restored.
10265 SERIOUS PROBLEMS DURING REPAIR; repair failed.
10266 Renamed.
10267 Deleted.
10268 Restored.
10330 (%s)
10331 (non-standard size)
10332 (lethal size)
10333 (unrecognised size)
10340 Size of disk in drive %s
10341 %c: %s
10342 Templates recorded for %s
10343 Templates recorded for %d drives: %s
10344 Templates recorded
10351 This version of InoculateIT Personal Edition now needs updating. New viruses are being written every day and you must update your anti-virus software regularly.\n\nIf you have registered your copy of InoculateIT Personal Edition and you have entered your customer number into the Options Wizard of this program, you can use the "AutoDownload" button below to download an Anti-Virus Update. If your computer has the most up-to-date files already, this will be detected automatically.\n\nIf you do not yet have a customer number, you can register free of charge at http://antivirus.cai.com. If you encounter problems with the AutoDownload after entering your registration number you can also download signature updates manually from http://antivirus.cai.com using your Web browser.
10352 InoculateIT Progress Meter
10354 IPE Real-time: Boot:ON File: ON
10355 IPE Real-time: Boot:ON File: OFF
10356 IPE Real-time: Boot:OFF File: ON
10357 IPE Real-time: Boot:OFF File: OFF
10358 Error
10359 Error launching InoculateIT PE
10360 InoculateIT Real-time Protection Status
10361 InoculateIT Real-time Protection
10362 Boot sector monitoring is on.
10363 Boot sector monitoring is off.
10364 File monitoring is on.
10365 File monitoring is off.
10366 Windows 2000
10367 2000
10368 Drive %c:
10369 No templates have been recorded.
10370 A Master Boot Record template has been recorded.
10371 A DOS Boot Sector template has been recorded.
10372 Both DOS Boot Sector and Master Boot Record templates have been recorded.
10373 There are no mismatches.
10374 The Master Boot Record does not match its template.
10375 The DOS Boot Sector does not match its template.
10376 Neither the DOS Boot Sector nor Master Boot Record matches its template.
10377 Do you want to replace it with the template?
10378 Do you want to replace them with their templates?
10379 Mismatch
10380 Success
10381 Problem
10382 Boot sector(s) replaced on drive %c:
10383 Boot sector replacement failed on drive %c:
10384 No mismatch
10385 No templates
10386 Could not check the boot sectors on the following drives:\n\n
10387 Not verified
10388 Close
10389 Restart Windows to complete cleaning.\n\n
10390 Cleaning will not be completed until Windows is restarted.\n\nDo you want to restart Windows now?
10391 Unable to load product key validation library.
10392 Unable to load decryption function to validate product key.
10393 Invalid product key. Please ensure this product is installed correctly.
10394 Your license for this trial product has expired.\n
30001 The command line can be a combination of file paths and switches.\nFile paths can include wild characters. Switches are distinguished\nfrom file paths by either leading '/' or leading '-' signs.\n\n
30002 Switches specified on the command line are applied to all file paths.\nIf no switches are specified then default options are used. The default\noptions can be accessed in the Options dialog box.\n\n
30003 The following switches are supported:\n\n
30004 Scanning:\n\n /fast - Peform a fast scan\n /full - Perform a full scan (check every byte of each file)\n\n
30005 /bootscan - Scan boot sectors\n /nobootscan - Do not scan boot sectors\n\n
30006 /memoryscan - Scan memory\n /nomemoryscan - Do not scan memory\n\n
30007 /compressed - Scan compressed archives, e.g. zip files\n /nocompressed - Do not scan compressed archives\n\n
30008 /renamed - Renamed files are never skipped\n /norenamed - Renamed files are always skipped\n\n
30009 /sub - Scan subdirectories\n /nosub - Do not scan subdirectories\n\n
30010 /AllLocalDisks - Include all local hard disk drives in the scan\n\n
30011 /ext - Specify the extensions to scan, eg:\n /ext="exe,dll,sys" Scan only files with these extensions\n /ext=* Scan all files\n /ext Scan the default extensions\n\n
30012 /cancel - Allow cancellation of the scan\n /nocancel - Do not allow cancellation of the scan\n\n
30013 /exit - Exit on completion of the scan\n\n
30014 /maxfiles - Specify the number of files to scan, eg:\n /maxfiles=1000\n /resume - Resume scan from where the last scan to use /maxfiles ended\n\n
30015 /progressive - Start the Progressive scan (configurable from within the program)\n\n
30016 /waitstart - Specify the number of seconds to wait before starting, eg:\n /waitstart=15 Wait 15 seconds\n\n
30017 /deltrojans - Delete trojans/worms/droppers\n /nodeltrojans - Do not delete trojans/worms/droppers\n\n
30018 /deldamaged - Delete damaged files\n /nodeldamaged - Do not delete damaged files\n\n
30019 /inifilesclean - Clean INI files\n /noinifilesclean - Do not clean INI files\n\n
30020 /registryclean - Clean windows registry\n /noregistryclean - Do not clean windows registry\n\n
30021 /killprocesses - Kill processes\n /nokillprocesses - Do not kill processes\n\n
30022 /rebootclean - Rebootable clean\n /norebootclean - No rebootable clean\n\n
30023 Viruses:\n\n
30024 /infect - Specify action to take on infected files\n
30025 /infect=clean Attempt to clean the infected file\n /infect=rename Rename the infected file\n /infect=delete Delete the infected file\n /infect=reportonly Do not take any action\n\n
30026 /uncleanable - Specify action to take on uncleanable infections\n
30027 /uncleanable=rename Rename the uncleanable file\n /uncleanable=delete Delete the uncleanable file (use with caution)\n /uncleanable=reportonly Do not take any action\n\n
30028 Reporting:\n\n
30029 /display - Specify the display level\n
30030 /display=full Display the main interface (default)\n
30031 /display=progress Display a progress meter of the scan\n
30032 /display=notify Hide the progress meter unless infection detected\n
30033 /display=none Run invisibly (The program will automatically exit on completion of the scan)\n\n
30034 /report - Specify the report level\n /report=infected Report only infected files\n /report=all Report all files scanned\n\n
30035 /logfile - Specify a logfile to use\n /logfile="filename.txt" User defined logfile\n /logfile Default logfile\n /nologfile - Do not keep a log\n\n
30036 /help - Display this help information\n
61440 Change the size of the window
61456 Change the position of the window
61472 Minimize the window to an icon
61488 Enlarge the window to maximum size
61504 Switch to the next document window
61520 Switch to the previous document window
61536 Close the window
61728 Restore the window to normal size
61744 Switch to another application through the Windows Task Manager
61745 InoculateIT Personal Edition
61746 InoculateIT
61747 InoculateIT
61748 Real-Time Protection
61749 Resident Protection
61750 InoculateIT Personal Edition uses the latest technology to protect your PC from computer viruses. Update it regularly for optimum protection.
