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[Definitions]
Translator=English translation by Ashley Saldanha.
Language=English
Version=192
[PSmain]
Options=&Options...
AdapterInfo=&Adapter information...
MonitorInfo=&Monitor information...
HotKeyManager=&Hot key manager...
DesktopIcons=Desktop &icons
SaveIcons=&Save icon placement
RestoreIcons=&Restore icon placement
AutoArrangeIcons=&Auto-arrange icons
Preferences=&Preferences...
OnlineServices=&Online services...
TipOfTheDay=&Tip of the day...
About=A&bout...
ResManager=&Resource manager...
EnableMultiMon=Enable m&ultiple monitors
DisableMultiMon=Disable m&ultiple monitors
EnableHAL=Enable &Voodoo HAL
DisableHAL=Disable &Voodoo HAL
AppProfiles=&Application profiles
Configure=&Configure...
Empty=(Empty)
DispProfiles=&Display profiles
ColorProfiles=&Color profiles
PerfProfiles=&Performance profiles
Close=Clo&se
Colors=colors
HiColor=HiColor
TrueColor=TrueColor
AD=Reset adapter defaults
CS=Current settings
LC=Custom look-up table
None=None
TitleRestart=System Settings Change
MsgRestart=Windows will need to be restarted before these changes take effect.[P]Do you want to restart your computer now?
PnPLimit=Plug and Play Limitation
PnPCorrect=Windows and your display driver may be limiting your maximum resolution to a resolution specifically enumerated by your Plug and Play monitor.[P]Do you want to correct this?
Safety=Safety Precaution
ServiceError=The PowerStrip kernel-mode driver could not be opened.[p]Hardware support is disabled.[P](Note that this is usually the result of an installation error, not a hardware problem. Please check your installation. In the meantime, hardware support is not available.
SafetyCtl=PowerStrip has been started with the CTRL key held down, which may indicate a problem with your current settings.[P]Do you want to reset PowerStrip to its default state?
SafetyAlt=PowerStrip has been started with the ALT key held down, which may indicate a problem with your current settings.[P]Do you want to bypass the normal startup procedure, and take the opportunity to correct any problems?
SafetyInit=PowerStrip did not finish initializing the last time it was started, which may indicate a problem with your current settings.[P]Do you want to bypass the normal startup procedure, and take the opportunity to correct any problems?
SafetyClose=PowerStrip did not shutdown properly the last time it was run, which may indicate a problem with your current settings.[P]Do you want to bypass the normal startup procedure, and take the opportunity to correct any problems?
NoMonInf=This version of Windows does not include support for monitor information files.
Shortcut=Desktop Shortcut
LnkExists=A shortcut with this name already exists on your desktop. Do you want to replace it with a shortcut to the new profile?
LnkCreate=Do you want to create a standard Windows shortcut to this profile on your desktop?
LnkError=The shortcut could not be created.
HwError=Hardware support is disabled. Adapter information is not available.
DriverError=The primary display adapter is not configured properly. To avoid complicating the situation, this program will terminate.
NewHW.1=New graphics hardware has been found at
NewHW.2=and the current settings are being recorded as the adapter defaults for future reference.[P]IMPORTANT! - If the current settings are NOT the adapter defaults, you should Cancel this operation, reset the hardware to the adapter defaults, and then rerun this program.
NewHW.3=New Hardware Found
ConfigError=For some undetermined reason, the PowerStrip could not detect or identify your graphics card. Please report this problem to technical support, accompanied by a copy of your pstrip.ini file.
Error=Error
Ok=Ok
Cancel=Cancel
AboutBox=About PowerStrip
Unregistered=This product is NOT registered.
Registered=This product is registered to:
License=Fully functional for evaluation purposes.
LnkDesc=PowerStrip Profile
TipCaption=PowerStrip tips
TipTitle=Did you know
NextBtn=Next tip
PrevBtn=Previous tip
OkBtn=Close
ShowChk=Show tips at startup
DD=Display defaults
CD=Color defaults
PD=Performance defaults
Confirm=Your display has been reconfigured. Do you want to keep these changes?
Revert=Reverting in
Seconds=seconds
Yes=&Yes
No=&No
DispConf=Display configuration
[PStips]
Tip.1=Advanced diagnostics|that PowerStrip can generate comprehensive diagnostic information to assist in pinpointing problems?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Adapter information[p][p]The diagnostic report is generated automatically when you open this dialog box. All you need to do is click the "Copy to clipboard" speed button, and then paste the report into the appropriate place - a message to tech support or a post to a newsgroup, for example.
Tip.2=AGP configuration|that, when all else fails, PowerStrip can sometimes be used to change your AGP hardware configuration?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Adapter information[p][p]If stability requires that AGP sidebanding be disabled or the AGP transfer rate limited to 1x, PowerStrip can sometimes help. Ditto if other drivers are preventing your system from reaching its full potential.
Tip.3=Application monitor and launcher|that PowerStrip can launch or simply monitor an application or game, apply specific performance, gamma and display settings on startup, and then automatically restore everything when you are done?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Application profiles > Configure[p][p]Select an application or shortcut, and then attach PowerStrip profiles to it. A wide range of options is available to help you optimally configure your hardware and Windows for the task at hand.
Tip.4=Broad hardware support|that PowerStrip provides support to over 50 graphics chipsets from over a dozen chip houses?[p][p]Practically everything from the venerable ATI mach64 and Matrox Millennium I to the latest Radeon2 and GeForce3Ti is covered, along with much else in between - the Tseng ET6000, Number Nine Revolution IV, S3 VirgeVX, Cirrus Laguna, 3dfx Voodoo Banshee, and Rendition V2200, to give just a few examples.
Tip.5=Clock control hotkeys|that you can change clock speed on-the-fly, even while you are playing a game?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Hot key manager[p][p]Assign the hotkeys of your choice to adjust clock speed by 2% in real-time, without restarting Windows - without even leaving the program you are currently running.
Tip.6=CPU idling|that PowerStrip can suspend your CPU when idle, keeping it from overheating and extending its lifespan, while reducing power consumption?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Resource manager[p][p]PowerStrip brings the NT HALProcessorIdle function to other Windows platforms, allowing you to take advantage of this form of CPU power conservation without resort to a separate utility.
Tip.7=Custom resolutions|that you can create non-standard, custom resolutions like 1400x1050 and 960x540 with many display drivers?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Display profiles > Configure > Advanced timing options > Custom resolutions[p][p]If supported by your display driver, you will be able to create a resolution using the VESA General Timing Formula (GTF), or specify precise discrete timings to match your monitor.
Tip.8=Driver independence|that - unlike "tweak" utilities which depend on driver support for registry switches - the PowerStrip talks directly to your graphics hardware and is therefore largely driver and OS independent?[p][p]This means the PowerStrip can provide features to graphics chips that even the original manufacturer no longer supports - the Number9 Revolution IV under Windows 2000, for example, or the 3dlabs Permedia2 under WindowsXP.
Tip.9=Fixed frequency monitors|that PowerStrip provides the most advanced screen adjustment controls in the industry?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Display profiles > Configure > Advanced timing options[p][p]PowerStrip can drive almost any fixed frequency monitor with period level timing precision, and with scan frequencies to the nearest 0.1Hz. Support for special "Startup" and "Shutdown" profiles is provided to ensure your monitor is never out of sync.
Tip.10=Forcing refresh rates|that you can force Windows to use a precise refresh rate for each resolution, and it will stay in force no matter what?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Display profiles > Configure > Advanced timing options[p][p]Adjust the "Refresh rate" under "Vertical geometry" and click OK. Repeat the procedure for other resolutions, as needed.
Tip.11=Gamma hotkeys|that PowerStrip - uniquely - lets you adjust gamma levels inside any game with a simple keystroke?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Hot key manager[p][p]Assign the hotkeys of your choice to apply a saved color profile or adjust gamma levels incrementally, at any time - even during game play and while running benchmarks.
Tip.12=Icon placement|that PowerStrip can save and restore your desktop icon arrangements across resolution changes?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Desktop icons...[p][p]Icon placements are stored exactly as you save them, on a resolution by resolution basis, so that they always appear the way you intended - not the way someone else thinks they should be.
Tip.13=Memory optimization|that PowerStrip can help repair memory leaks and free up memory which other programs have failed to release?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Resource manager[p][p]No need to use a separate utility to take advantage of better memory management - PowerStrip can do this automatically in the background, or just before you load a memory-hungry application or game.
Tip.14=Modular design|that you can disable the PowerStrip features you do not need or use?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Preferences[p][p]Almost every feature of the program can be disabled. Keep only those you need and remove the rest.
Tip.15=Monitor inf files|that you can define a custom monitor information file (inf) that exactly matches your make and model?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Options > Monitor information[p][p]Under Options, select "Write custom monitor driver" and follow the instructions on screen to generate a monitor .inf file that you can use with all current versions of Windows.
Tip.16=Multiple monitor support|that PowerStrip provides complete control over up to 9 graphics cards and monitors simultaneously, regardless of manufacturer?[p][p]In each dialog box - display, color, performance - you select the graphics card you want to adjust by simply clicking on the top panel.[p][p]Changes can be grouped together into profiles that can be triggered at any time via system wide hot keys.
Tip.17=On-screen display|that PowerStrip provides older monitors and technicans with an On-Screen Display, automatically or at the touch of a hot key?[p][p]Find out instantly what the current display parameters are: resolution, memory and engine clock speed, pixel clock (video bandwidth), horizontal scan frequency, and vertical refresh rate.
Tip.18=Safety switches|that PowerStrip provides important safety precautions to ensure you can get out of trouble fast?[p][p]When PowerStrip is starting up, hold down the Ctrl key and you will be given the option of erasing all PowerStrip customizations. Hold down the Alt key, and PowerStrip will simply bypass whatever customizations you have made.[p][p]And as an in-session precaution, a hot key is provided to restore display parameters to their original state.
Tip.19=Software optimization switches|that PowerStrip includes support for the most important driver switches under its Performance profiles?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Performance profiles > Configure[p][p]Performance and compatibility options can be grouped under profiles and assigned to specific applications or games without going into Display Properties.
Tip.20=Voodoo Glide add-on support|that PowerStrip allows you to control Voodoo Graphics and Voodoo II add-on 3D accelerators?[p][p]ò PowerStrip menu > Performance profiles > Configure[p][p]If present, the Voodoo card will be the last listed in the device panel. Select it, and you can create profiles, assign them to specific applications, and even disable and hide the Voodoo HAL from Direct3D if necessary.
Tip.21=Windows NT 4.0|that practically every feature in the PowerStrip is available under Windows NT?[p][p]NT 4.0 remains the corporate OS of choice, and PowerStrip is the only program of its type to bring features like RGB color correction and precise screen geometry controls to a wide range of graphics cards on this platform.
[PSadapters]
Caption=Adapter information
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Apply.Caption=&Apply
B_Cancel.Caption=Cancel
B_Ok.Caption=Ok
CB_1x.Caption=1x transfer rate
CB_2x.Caption=2x transfer rate
CB_4G.Caption=Over 4GB addresses
CB_4x.Caption=4x transfer rate
CB_8x.Caption=8x transfer mode
CB_AGPhard.Caption=Hardware enabled
CB_AGPsoft.Caption=Software enabled
CB_FW.Caption=Fast write protocol
CB_Pipe.Caption=Pipeline depth
CB_ReadOnly.Caption=Read-only
CB_Sba.Caption=Sideband addressing
CLB_PCIstatus.Items.Strings=I/O access|Memory access|Bus master|Responds to special cycles|Memory write-and-invalidate|VGA palette snoop|Parity error response|Address/data stepping|System error line|Master fast back-to-back capable|Fast back-to-back accepted|User-definable configurations supported|PCI 66MHz capable
E_AGPversion.Caption=(n/a)
E_cacheline.Caption=(n/a)
E_Classcode.Caption=(n/a)
E_DeviceID.Caption=(n/a)
E_Location.Caption=(n/a)
E_Manufacturer.Caption=(n/a)
E_MoboAGPaperture.Caption=(n/a)
E_NonLocalMem.Caption=(n/a)
E_VendorID.Caption=(n/a)
L_AdapterID.Caption=Adapter ID
L_AGPconfig.Caption=AGP system configuration
L_AGPrevision.Caption=AGP device revision
L_Aperture.Caption=AGP aperture
L_CacheLine.Caption=Cache line
L_ClassCode.Caption=Class code
L_DeviceID.Caption=Device ID
L_DiagReport.Caption=Diagnostic report
L_IRQ.Caption=IRQ
L_Latency.Caption=Latency
L_Location.Caption=Location
L_MemAddr.Caption=Memory addresses
L_PCIconfig.Caption=PCI device configuration
L_SysMem.Caption=System memory available
L_VendorID.Caption=Vendor ID
Msg.0=Important!|1. OpenGL hardware acceleration will normally be unavailable if multiple monitor support is enabled.[P]2. DirectX 8 is required for hardware acceleration in windowed applications running on an auxiliary monitor.[P]3. If you wish to make dynamic changes to your AGP configuration, you should disable DirectX and OpenGL status checks on the PowerStrip Preferences page.
Msg.1=AGP configuration error|Although the graphics card supports this option, the system board does not. It you believe this option should be available, check your system BIOS Setup and/or AGP GART driver or contact your system board vendor.
Msg.2=Hardware configuration|The latency changes you have made can be made immediately. Dynamic changes to the latency timer for this bus master device can result in system instability. Are you sure you want to continue?
Msg.3=Hardware configuration|Changes have been to your hardware configuration. Do you want to save these changes so that they take effect whenever the PowerStrip is started?
Msg.4=Hardware configuration|The AGP changes you have made can be made immediately, but could result in system instability. [P]Do you want to try to make these changes in real-time? [P]WARNING! Because AGP transactions have already been initialized by PowerStrip, it is highly recommended that you opt to Cancel this operation, and simply restart Windows. If you need to change your AGP configuration in real-time, PowerStrip DirectX and OpenGL status checks should be disabled on the Preferences page of the program, and the system restarted.
Msg.5=Hardware configuration|This will disable forced configuration changes to the selected device after - and only after - Windows is restarted. Are you sure you want to continue?
Msg.6=System Settings Change|Windows will need to be restarted so that the system can be restored to its normal state. [P]Do you want to restart Windows at this time?
Msg.7=OpenGL|OpenGL status information has been added to the Diagnostic Report.
Msg.8=Pipeline depth
Msg.9=Pipeline queue
Report.Lines.Strings=(n/a)
RG_Mechanism.Caption=Transfer mechanism
RG_Mechanism.Items.Strings=Disabled|DMA|DiME
;Help strings follow
Hint=|[B][NAVY]Adapter information[p][DEF][L][P]This page provides detailed information on display sub-system configuration and individual devices. Use the [B][GREEN]Device panel[DEF] to cycle from one device to the next - configuration information will be updated accordingly. For information on each field, use the context-sensitive help.[P][B][MAROON]Warning:[DEF] PowerStrip provides you with the option of altering the following elements of your system configuration in real-time: AGP transfer rate, sideband addressing, fast-writes, and bus master device latency. Use this option only as a last resort, after exhausting all other remedies.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If an option is [B]disabled [](greyed-out), it means the device itself reports no support for the feature. You may be able to enable a feature that is supported but not in use, but you cannot endow a device with support for a feature that it simply does not support. If you are sure the device supports a feature that is disabled, you will need to search for a remedy at the driver or BIOS level.
B_Apply.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Apply[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply and save any changes you may have made.
B_Cancel.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cancel[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to cancel any changes you may have made and close the dialog box.
B_CopyClip.Hint=Copy diagnostic report to clipboard|[B][NAVY]Copy diagnostic report to clipboard[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to copy the diagnostic report to the clipboard. The report is in ASCII text format and can be easily pasted into another program, an email message, or a post to an online forum.
B_Ok.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ok[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply the changes you have made (if any) and close the dialog box.
B_OpenGL.Hint=OpenGL status check|[B][NAVY]OpenGL status check[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to check the state of OpenGL support. If OpenGL is supported, the renderer, provider, and any supported OpenGL extensions will be appended to the [B][GREEN]Diagnostic report[DEF].[P][B][MAROON]Warning:[DEF] After checking OpenGL status, you should restart Windows before attempting any dynamic changes to your AGP configuration.
B_Reset.Hint=Reset adapter to default configuration|[B][NAVY]Restore default configuration[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to remove any adjustments that have been made to device configuration.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] In order for the changes to take effect, you must [B]restart Windows[].
CB_1x.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - 1x transfer rate[p][DEF][L][P]If not disabled (greyed-out), the device supports 1x transfers; if checked, the device can transfer 4 bytes per clock cycle (266Mb/s) for a nominal clock speed of 66MHz - the usual AGP bus clock speed.
CB_2x.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - 2x transfer rate[p][DEF][L][P]If not disabled (greyed-out), the device supports 2x transfers; if checked, the device can transfer 8 bytes per clock cycle (533Mb/s) for a nominal clock speed of 133MHz - twice the usual AGP bus clock of 66MHz.
CB_4G.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - Over 4GB addresses[p][DEF][L][P]If not disabled (greyed-out), the device supports requests above the 4GB boundary; if checked, the meaning depends on whether this a master or target device, and on whether sideband addressing is enabled.
CB_4x.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - 4x transfer rate[p][DEF][L][P]If not disabled (greyed-out), the device supports 4x transfers; if checked, the device can transfer 16 bytes per clock cycle (1066Mb/s) for a nominal clock speed of 266MHz - 4 times the usual AGP bus clock of 66MHz.
CB_8x.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - 8x transfer mode[p][DEF][L][P]If not disabled (greyed-out), the device supports 8x transfers; if checked, the device can transfer up to 32 bytes per clock cycle (2048Mb/s) for a nominal clock speeds as high as 512MHz - 8 times the usual AGP bus clock of 66MHz.
CB_AGPhard.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - Hardware enabled[p][DEF][L][P]If checked AGP hardware is enabled for both master and target devices. Note that it is possible for AGP hardware to be enabled and functioning correcting, without being in use - as, for example, under Windows NT.
CB_AGPsoft.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - Software enabled[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, DirectX AGP transfers are enabled. This switch should always accord with the state of [B]AGP texture acceleration[] in the Microsoft DirectX diagnostics program [B]DXDiag[]. This switch can be disabled in the event of severe problems running 3D applications.
CB_BAR.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Memory addresses[p][DEF][L][P]Shows the memory resources - control space(s), aperture, and any ROM expansion base registers - assigned to the device.
CB_FW.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - Fast write protocol[p][DEF][L][P]If not disabled (greyed-out), the device supports the fast-write (FA) protocol; if checked, fast write transactions directly from the CPU to the graphics card are currently enabled.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Master devices that indicate no support for fast writes may due so deliberately, in the interest of compatibility. Support for fast writes can be disabled in the system or video BIOS or via a proprietary Windows registry switch.
CB_IRQ.Hint=|[B][NAVY]IRQ assignment(s)[p][DEF][L][P]Shows the interrupt(s) assigned to the device.
CB_Pipe.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - Pipeline depth[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, command requests can be enqueued for greater efficiency and the maximum command queue depth is indicated.
CB_ReadOnly.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Adapter information - Read-only[p][DEF][L][P]Adapter information should normally be considered read-only: it is set by the BIOS during system initialization, and then confirmed and/or revised by device drivers when the operating system loads. However, under some circumstances it is possible for PowerStrip to modify and override certain configuration values - a possibility that should be explored only after all other possible options have been exhausted.
CB_Sba.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - Sideband addressing[p][DEF][L][P]If not disabled (greyed-out), the device can use the sideband port for commands, leaving the address/data (AD) bus free for exclusive data transfers; if checked, sideband addressing is currently enabled.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Master devices that indicate no support for sideband addressing may due so deliberately, in the interest of compatibility. Support for sideband addressing can be disabled in the video BIOS or via a proprietary Windows registry switch.
CLB_PCIstatus.Hint=|[B][NAVY]PCI command and status flags[p][DEF][L][P][BLACK]Indicates the capabilities of the selected device in relation to PCI cycles. For example, a display adapter must be able to operate with [B]I/O access []disabled if it is to serve as a secondary card in a multimonitor array.
E_AGPversion.Hint=AGP revision level|[B][NAVY]AGP - Device revision[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the AGP revision level the device adhers to.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] It is not uncommon for AGP 2.0 compliant master devices to prove too demanding for AGP 1.0 compliant targets.
E_Cacheline.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cache line[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the cache line size, in dwords, for devices that support memory write and invalidate.
E_Classcode.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Class code[p][DEF][L][P]Class codes are assigned by the PCI SIG to indicate type of device. Both the class and sub-class codes are indicated.
E_DeviceID.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Device ID[p][DEF][L][P]Shows the ID assigned by the chip vendor to the main ASIC.
E_Location.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Device location[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the location of the device on the bus.
E_Manufacturer.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Board ID[p][DEF][L][P]Shows the board manufacturer (a subvendor ID assigned by the PCI SIG), subsystem device ID (typically used by board manufacturers to differentiate products), and a revision level (generally used to denote ASIC stepping).
E_MoboAGPaperture.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - Aperture size[p][DEF][L][P]This value reflects the maximum size of the aperture available to the AGP, and should accord with the value selected in the system board [B]BIOS Setup[] program.
E_NonLocalMem.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - System memory available[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the amount, if any, of non-local memory available to DirectX.
E_VendorID.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Vendor ID[p][DEF][L][P]shows the ID assigned by the PCI SIG to the chip vendor.
Report.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Diagnostic report[p][DEF][L][P]Provides a concise report on the system in general and installed display adapters in particular, which can be easily copied to te clipboard and used to help pinpoint problems.
RG_Mechanism.Hint=|[B][NAVY]AGP - Transfer mechanism[p][DEF][L][P]This value is determined by querying DirectX for both the size and state of non-local memory. For AGP transfers to occur, both [B][GREEN]Hardware enabled[DEF] and [B][GREEN]Software enabled[DEF] must be checked, an [B][GREEN]AGP aperture[DEF] of sufficient size must be available, and a [B]GART manager[] appropriate to the system board core logic must be installed.[P]If enabled, the actual transfer mechansim - DMA or DiME - will depend largely on driver architecture.
SE_Dev.Hint=Select device|[B][NAVY]Device panel[p][DEF][L][P]Select the device you wish to check, and [B][GREEN]PCI device configuration[DEF] data will be updated accordingly.[P][B][GREEN]AGP system configuration[DEF] data will be updated only if the selected device is an AGP [B]master[] or [B]target[].
SE_Latency.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Latency[p][DEF][L][P]Shows the maximum number of PCI clock cycles held by device for bus master burst accesses. This value can be safely altered in real-time, and may help to resolve some conflicts with, eg., audio cards.
[PSapps]
Caption=Application profiles
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Close.Caption=&Close
B_Delete.Caption=&Delete
B_Save.Caption=&Save as...
CB_AppMonitor.Caption=Apply this profile whenever program starts
CB_Color.Items.Strings=(n/a)
CB_Display.Items.Strings=(n/a)
CB_Performance.Items.Strings=(n/a)
CB_ShortName.Caption=(None)
CLB_Options.Items.Strings=Do not wait for application to terminate|Disable multiple monitors|Disable DirectX AGP support|Disable screen saver|Disable power management|Compact memory before launch|Boost process priority|Suspend system idle thread|Delay write to palette DAC|Monitor keyboard controller for hotkeys|Force OpenGL multimonitor support|Assign process affinity to first CPU
L_Application.Caption=Application or shortcut
L_OpenOn.Caption=Open on monitor number
L_Options.Caption=Options
L_Other.Caption=Display, color and performance preferences
L_Profiles.Caption=Profiles
Msg.0=New
Msg.1=Save as:
Msg.2=Error|The profile name contains an equal sign, which is not allowed. Please try again using a different profile name.
Msg.3=Confirmation|This profile already exists. Are you sure you want to replace it?
Msg.4=Confirmation|Are you sure you want to delete this profile?
Msg.5=Confirmation|The selections and changes you have made have not been saved as a profile. [P]Are you sure you want to exit?
Msg.6=Error|This profile name is already assigned to another, specific action. Please select a different profile name.
OpenDialog.Title=Browse
;Help strings follow
Hint=|[B][NAVY]Application profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Use the controls in this dialog box to combine previously saved Display, Color and Performance profiles, link them to specific application or shortcuts, and assign additional options to their execution.[P]For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.[P][B][MAROON]Note: [DEF][B][GREEN]Apply this profile whenever program starts[DEF] determines whether PowerStrip acts as an [B]application launcher[] or an [B]application monitor[]. Which method to select depends on the application and the profile you define. Keep in mind the following:[P][B]- Launcher:[] the program is opened from the PowerStrip menu, and the profile is applied before the application is opened; multiple application profiles can be created for a specific application.[p][B]- Monitor:[] the program can be opened from anywhere, and the profile is applied when the application starts up; only one application profile can be associated with a specific application.
B_AssOpen.Hint=Browse|[B][NAVY]Browse[p][DEF][L][P]Open a standard Windows [B]Browse[] dialog box, allowing you to search for and select a specific application. An alternative is to simply drop a selected application or shortcut on the dialog box, using standard Windows drag-and-drop procedures.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] PowerStrip application profile do not absolutely require selection of an application. They can also be used to group other profiles (display, color, performance) together, along with specific options.
B_Close.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Close[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to close the dialog box.
B_Delete.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles - Delete[p][DEF][L][P]Deletes the selected [B][GREEN]Profile[DEF], and removes it from the adjacent list. If a shortcut with the same name exists on the Windows desktop, it will be deleted.
B_HotKey.Hint=Hotkey manager|[B][NAVY]Hot key manager[p][DEF][L][P]This takes you to the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF], where you can assign system-wide hot keys to the profiles you have saved.
B_Save.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles - Save as[p][DEF][L][P]Saves the selected application settings as a [B][GREEN]Profile[DEF], and adds it to the adjacent list. You are also given the option of creating a shortcut to this profile on the Windows desktop.
CB_AppMonitor.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Apply profile whenever program starts[p][DEF][L][P]Whenever a program starts, PowerStrip checks to see if an application profile has been associated with it. If an associated profile is found, and this option is checked, the profile is activated.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] You can create multiple profiles for a single application, and launch them from the PowerStrip menu or via PowerStrip shortcuts. But only one profile can be designated to apply when a program is launched. If multiple profiles has been so designated, the first one found will be used.
CB_Color.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Color profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Lists the color profiles previously saved, and allows you to assign one to the selected application. If one is selected, the color profile will be activated before the application is launched and the original color settings will be restored when the application closes.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If the application changes color settings on its own, as many games now do, it may be necessary to check [B][GREEN]Delay write to palette DAC[DEF] or use a hotkey once the program is fully started.
CB_Display.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Display profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Lists the display profiles previously saved, and allows you to assign one to the selected application. If one is selected, the display profile will be activated before the application is launched and the original display settings will be restored when the application closes.
CB_Performance.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Performance profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Lists the performance profiles previously saved, and allows you to assign one to the selected application. If one is selected, the performance profile will be activated before the application is launched and the original clock(s) and other driver switches will be restored when the application closes.
CB_Profiles.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Select from the list of profiles previously saved. Applications profiles will be listed on, and can be activated from, the PowerStrip menu, and can be launched via hotkey if desired - see the [B][GREEN]Hot key Manager[DEF].[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If the option to [B][GREEN]Apply this profile whenever program starts[DEF] is checked, the profile will be activated regardless of how the program is started.
CLB_Options.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Application options[p][DEF][L][P]This list contains a number of PowerStrip features which can be applied to the selected application when it launches. Many of these are defined elsewhere in the program; others include:[P][B][GREEN]Do not wait for application to terminate[DEF] - if checked, original settings will not be restored when you close the application.[P][B][GREEN]Boost process priority[DEF] - if checked, the application will be given a slighly higher priority than is normal[P][B][GREEN]Delay write to palette DAC[DEF] - if checked and a custom color profile is assigned, a slight delay will occur before the profile is applied to allow the application to initialize[P][B][GREEN]Monitor keyboard controller for hotkeys[][BLACK] - enables a very low level hook for situations when the normal hot key hook is ineffective[P][B][GREEN]Force OpenGL multimonitor support[][BLACK] - temporarily disables multimonitor support just long enough to enable OpenGL hardware acceleration, and then re-enables multimonitor support.
SE_Monitor.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Open on specific monitor[p][DEF][L][P]Select the specific monitor on which to open the application.
CB_ReadRamp.Caption=Apply adjustments to non-linear ramp
CLB_Options.Items.Strings=Enable color correction|Write directly to palette DAC|Use EDID CIE chromaticity values|Apply to video overlay if possible
L_AdapterOpt.Caption=Adapter options
L_Adjustment.Caption=Color adjustment
L_Brightness.Caption=Brightness
L_Contrast.Caption=Contrast
L_Gamma.Caption=Gamma
L_Profiles.Caption=Profiles
L_RampOpt.Caption=Gamma ramp options
L_Temp.Caption=Temperature
M_CaptureLUT.Caption=&Capture
M_DeleteLUT.Caption=&Delete
M_RenameLUT.Caption=&Rename
Msg.0=New
Msg.1=Save as:
Msg.2=Error|The profile name contains an equal sign, which is not allowed. Please try again using a different profile name.
Msg.3=Confirmation|This profile already exists. Are you sure you want to replace it?
Msg.4=Confirmation|Are you sure you want to delete this profile?
Msg.5=Save as:|Capture gamma ramp
Msg.6=Rename to:|Rename gamma ramp
Msg.7=Save as:|Previously captured color lookup table
Msg.8=Error|This profile name is already assigned to another action. Please select a different profile name.[P](Note: You can group unique Display, Color and Performance profiles together under a single Application profile).
Msg.9=Linear gamma ramp
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Color profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Use the controls in this dialog box to adjust color balance, compensate for ambient lighting situations, and match color output to your monitor. The changes you make using these controls can be saved as color [B][GREEN]Profiles[DEF] for later recall, and then triggered from the PowerStrip menu, assigned to system-wide hot keys, or associated with specific applications.[P]If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own set of unqiue controls that can be selected from the [B][GREEN]Device panel[DEF]. For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] RGB color correction is normally available only at deep color depths (15bpp and higher). It usually has no effect on overlays and will be automatically disabled at unsupported color depths and with display adapters that do not have hardware support for gamma correction.
B_Apply.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Apply[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to accept any changes you may have made.
B_Cancel.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cancel[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to cancel any changes you may have made and close the dialog box.
B_Blue.Hint=Blue channel only|[B][NAVY]Blue channel[p][DEF][L][P]Check this button to apply [B][GREEN]Gamma[DEF], [B][GREEN]Brightness[DEF] and [B][GREEN]Contrast[DEF] adjustments only to the blue channel.
B_Capture.Hint=Save, rename and delete base gamma ramps|[B][NAVY]Gamma ramp capture options[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to [B][GREEN]Capture[DEF] the current gamma ramp, and to [B][GREEN]Delete[DEF] or [B][GREEN]Rename[DEF] any custom lookup table that have been previously stored in the Windows registry.[P]You can also capture a custom lookup table for subsequent use as a non-linear base gamma ramp by assigning a system-wide hot key to the function in the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF].
B_Delete.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles - Delete[p][DEF][L][P]Deletes the selected [B][GREEN]Profile[DEF], and removes it from the adjacent list. If a shortcut with the same name exists on the Windows desktop, it will be deleted.
B_Green.Hint=Green channel only|[B][NAVY]Green channel[p][DEF][L][P]Check this button to apply [B][GREEN]Gamma[DEF], [B][GREEN]Brightness[DEF] and [B][GREEN]Contrast[DEF] adjustments only to the green channel.
B_HotKey.Hint=Hotkey manager|[B][NAVY]Hot key manager[p][DEF][L][P]This takes you to the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF], where you can assign system-wide hot keys to the profiles you have saved.
B_Ok.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ok[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to accept the changes you have made (if any) and close the dialog box.
B_Red.Hint=Red channel only|[B][NAVY]Red channel[p][DEF][L][P]Check this button to apply [B][GREEN]Gamma[DEF], [B][GREEN]Brightness[DEF] and [B][GREEN]Contrast[DEF] adjustments only to the red channel.
B_Reset.Hint=Reset base gamma ramp|[B][NAVY]Reset gamma ramp[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to reset the gamma ramp to the adapter default - normally, a linear gamma ramp in which each value in the color lookup table is mapped to a unique color.[P]This function can be assigned to a system-wide hot key and triggered at any time in the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF].
B_RGB.Hint=Lock RGB channels|[B][NAVY]RGB combined channel[p][DEF][L][P]Check this button to apply [B][GREEN]Gamma[DEF], [B][GREEN]Brightness[DEF] and [B][GREEN]Contrast[DEF] adjustments equally to the red, green and blue channels.
B_Save.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles - Save as[p][DEF][L][P]Saves the current gamma ramp and options as a [B][GREEN]Profile[DEF], and adds it to the adjacent list. You are also given the option of creating a shortcut to this profile on the Windows desktop.
CB_Invert.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Gamma ramp options - invert[p][DEF][L][P]Check this option to invert the gamma ramp for a color "negative" effect.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] With some display adapters this option only works if [B][GREEN]Write directly to palette DAC[DEF] is checked under [B][GREEN]Adapter options[DEF].
CB_Profiles.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Select from the list of profiles previously saved. Selecting a profile will activate it.
CB_ReadRamp.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Gamma ramp options - non-linear ramps[p][DEF][L][P]Check this option to enable selection of a non-linear base gamma ramp. If enabled, all PowerStrip color adjustments are to the selected non-linear ramp.[P]This option allows you to use PowerStrip color controls - such as the incremental gamma hot keys - with the corrections made by other hardware and software color calibrators. Developers who wish to avail themselves of this feature should write their custom lookup tables to the HKLM\Software\EnTech\LUT Windows registry key as triple 256 byte binary arrays.
CLB_Options.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Adapter options - color[p][DEF][L][P]These options specify if and how PowerStrip will correct color:[P][B][GREEN]Enable color correction[DEF] - if checked PowerStrip will control color at deep color depths (15bpp and higher). This option should be left unchecked if you wish to use another program to correct color.[P][B][GREEN]Write directly to palette DAC[DEF] - if checked PowerStrip will read and write directly to the color lookup table. This option must be enabled under Windows NT 4.0 and with display drivers that do not implement gamma ramp support.[P][B][GREEN]Use EDID CIE chromaticity values[DEF] - if checked PowerStrip will adjust the base gamma ramp to reflect the colorimetry and whitepoint data provided by your monitor manufacturer. This option only has meaning with Plug and Play monitors.[P][B][GREEN]Apply to video overlay if possible[DEF] - if checked color adjustments will be applied to video overlays as well as RGB space. This option only applies to a very few cards that use a color lookup table for overlays.
CLB_Ramps.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Non-linear base gamma ramps[p][DEF][L][P]If [B][GREEN]Apply adjustments to non-linear ramp[DEF] is checked, a non-linear gamma ramp can be selected from among those stored in the Windows registry and will be used as the base for all other corrections.
L_BrightnessV.Hint=|A numerical representation of the current [B][GREEN]Brightness[DEF] level.
L_ContrastV.Hint=|A numerical representation of the current [B][GREEN]Contrast[DEF] level.
L_GammaV.Hint=|A numerical representation of the current [B][GREEN]Gamma[DEF] level.
L_TempV.Hint=|A numerical representation of the current [B][GREEN]Temperature[DEF] level.
M_CaptureLUT.Hint=Capture current gamma ramp
M_DeleteLUT.Hint=Delete saved gamma ramp
M_RenameLUT.Hint=Rename saved gamma ramp
RG_CMY.Hint=CMY tonal curve|[B][NAVY]CMY representation[p][DEF][L][P]Plot the current gamma ramp as an CMY representation.
RG_RGB.Hint=RGB tonal curve|[B][NAVY]RGB representation[p][DEF][L][P]Plot the current gamma ramp as an RGB representation.
SE_Dev.Hint=Select device|[B][NAVY]Device panel[p][DEF][L][P]Select the device you wish to adjust. If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own set of unqiue controls.
TB_Bright.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Brightness[p][DEF][L][P]Move this slider to adjust how light or dark a color is, with the maximum value producing the lightest result. Brightness determines the level of voltage output to generate color.[P]Adjustments can be applied to all three [B][GREEN]RGB[DEF] channels at once, or individually to the [B][GREEN]Red[DEF], [B][GREEN]Green[DEF] or [B][GREEN]Blue[DEF] channel, by selecting the appropriate button.
TB_Contrast.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Contrast[p][DEF][L][P]Move this slider to change the degree of difference between light and dark. When contrast is decreased, lighter colored pixels are darkened, and darker colored pixels are lightened. When contrast is increased, the opposite occurs.[P]Adjustments can be applied to all three [B][GREEN]RGB[DEF] channels at once, or individually to the [B][GREEN]Red[DEF], [B][GREEN]Green[DEF] or [B][GREEN]Blue[DEF] channel, by selecting the appropriate button.
TB_Gamma.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Gamma[p][DEF][L][P]Adjust the gamma slider to change the intensity of a color, or its tendency towards white. Black and white levels themselves are not affected, only the transition from one to the other.[P]Adjustments can be applied to all three [B][GREEN]RGB[DEF] channels at once, or individually to the [B][GREEN]Red[DEF], [B][GREEN]Green[DEF] or [B][GREEN]Blue[DEF] channel, by selecting the appropriate button.
TB_Temp.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Temperature[p][DEF][L][P]Move this slider to adjust color temperature - essentially the amount of blue relative to red and green. A "warmer" setting gives neutral colors a slightly brownish tint, while a "cooler" setting gives neutral colors a blueish tint.
TonalPlot.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Gamma ramp chart[p][DEF][L][P]This chart plots a tonal reproduction of the current gamma ramp based on the values stored in the color lookup table. The lookup table holds 256 triple red, green and blue values, yielding a possible 16.7 million distinct combiinations.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Color correction involves mapping one color value to another and inevitably reduces the maximum number of discrete color combinations. At color depths of 24bpp and 32bpp, the maximum possible number of distinct colors is shown in the top left corner of the chart so you can better gauge the loss in color resolution that correction entails.
[PScustom]
Caption=Custom resolutions
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Add.Caption=Add new resolution
B_Close.Caption=Close
B_Remove.Caption=Remove resolution
CB_CompositeSync.Caption=C&omposite sync
CB_Doublescan.Caption=Double scan
CB_Hpos.Caption=Positive
CB_Interlaced.Caption=Interlaced
CB_Lock.Caption=Lock total geometry
CB_SyncOnGreen.Caption=&Sync on green
CB_Vpos.Caption=Positive
L_ActivePix.Caption=Active pixels
L_Back.Caption=Back porch
L_Front.Caption=Front porch
L_Horizontal.Caption=Horizontal
L_Important.Caption=Important!
L_Info.Caption=Custom resolutions are only supported by a handful of display drivers. Experimentation is required, and restarting Windows may be necessary to see if the custom resolution is accepted by the display driver.
L_NewRes.Caption=New resolution
L_Pclk.Caption=Pixel clock
L_Polarity.Caption=Polarity
L_Presets.Caption=User defined and preset resolutions
L_Pulse.Caption=Sync width
L_Refresh.Caption=Refresh rate
L_Vertical.Caption=Vertical
Msg.0=Confirmation|Multiple resolutions have been selected for addition to the Windows registry. Do you want to continue?
Msg.1=Sub-480p Resolution|This resolution is already defined by your display driver, and may normally be available only for game play. Do you want to switch the desktop to this resolution now?
Msg.2=Sub-480p Warning|You have selected a vertical resolution below 480, which may prove incompatible with your display driver. Are you sure you want to continue?
Msg.3=Caution|This parameters you have specified may be beyond the capabilities of your monitor or graphics card. Please recheck the resolution, horizontal and vertical refresh rates, and the pixel clock to ensure they are within spec.[P]Press Ok to continue, or Cancel to adjust the values.
Msg.4=System Settings Change|Windows will need to be restarted to see if the display driver has accepted the new resolution. Unless you have additional custom resolutions to define, you should restart Windows at this time.[P]Note: As a safety precaution Windows will be restarted at the current resolution. You can then use PowerStrip to switch to the new resolution, if available, with the option of easily cancelling the operation if your monitor goes out of sync.
Msg.5=Change Display Settings|The display driver has accepted the new resolution. Do you want to try to switch to the new resolution at this time?
Msg.6=Confirmation|You have selected multiple resolutions for removal from the Windows registry. Are you sure you want to continue?
Msg.7=Confirmation|A record of the selected resolutions can continue to be kept, so that you can easily restore them if need be. Do you want to maintain records of these resolutions?
Msg.8=Confirmation|The selected resolution will be removed from the Windows registry. Are you sure you want to continue?
Msg.9=Confirmation|A record of the selected resolution can continue to be kept, so that you can easily restore it if need be. Do you want to maintain a record of this resolution?
Msg.10=System Settings Change|Windows will need to be restarted before these changes take effect.[P]Do you want to restart your computer now?
Msg.11=Restart
Msg.12=Continue
RB_Predefined.Caption=Predefined
RB_User.Caption=User defined
RG_Ratio.Caption=Aspect ratio
RG_Ratio.Items.Strings=Any|4:3|5:4|16:9
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Custom resolutions[p][DEF][L][P]Use the controls in this dialog box to define a custom screen [B][GREEN]Resolution[DEF]. Older display drivers tend to include a number of fixed, standard resolutions like 640x480 and 1600x1200, but many newer drivers allow you to define custom resolutions. PowerStrip augments this driver capability - if it exists - by allowing you to define specific timings for the resolution you want.[P]Drivers which can support custom resolutions include the following:[P][B]- NVidia Detonator[] drivers for Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000[p][B]- Kyro and Kyro II[] drivers for Windows 9x/Me/2000[p][B]- 3dfx Voodoo []3/4/5/6 drivers for Windows 9x/Me/2000[p][B]- ATI Radeon[] official drivers for Windows 9x/Me/2000, and recent betas[p][B]- Matrox[] drivers for Windows 9x/Me/2000[P]For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.
B_Add.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Add resolution[p][DEF][L][P]Adds the selected resolution(s) to the Windows registry, and the custom timing to the PowerStrip database.
B_Close.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Close[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to close the dialog box.
B_Remove.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Remove resolution[p][DEF][L][P]Removes the selected resolution(s) from the Windows registry, and optionally from the PowerStrip [B]pstrip.ini[] file.
Card.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Device panel[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the device being worked with. If multiple display adapters are installed and active, you can change the device on the [B][GREEN]Device panel[DEF] of the [B][GREEN]Display profiles[DEF] dialog box before opening this one.
CB_CompositeSync.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Composite sync[p][DEF][L][P]Combines the horizontal and vertical sync signals into one channel (RGBS).
CB_Doublescan.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Double scan[p][DEF][L][P]Enable or disable double scanning. Double scanning can improve display quality but requires doubling the refresh rate and may exceed the limits of your monitor.
CB_Hpos.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Sync polarity[p][DEF][L][P]Check if voltage should be raised to indicate a sync.
CB_Interlaced.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Interlaced[p][DEF][L][P]Enable or disable interlacing.
CB_Lock.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Lock total geometry[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the scan frequencies and totals will be locked, and only porch controls will be adjustable. Enable this feature to easily and safely select a "resolution-in-a-resolution", i.e., a resolution that uses exactly the same total geometry as another, but different resolution.
CB_SyncOnGreen.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Sync on green[p][DEF][L][P]Combines the horizontal and vertical sync and embeds it in the green channel (RGsB).
L_PclkV.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Pixel clock (read-only)[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates how many million pixels will be written per second, and is sometimes referred to as the dot clock or video clock. The value will be dependent on, and will automatically change based on the other values you select.
LB_UserDefined.Hint=|[B][NAVY]User defined and preset resolutions[p][DEF][L][P]Lists the [B][GREEN]Predefined[DEF] or [B][GREEN]User defined[DEF] custom resolutions and associated timings that are available.
RB_Predefined.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Predefined list[p][DEF][L][P]Lists suggested custom resolutions and associated timings for use with various types of monitors, flat panel displays, and HDTVs.[P]Multiple resolutions in the list can be selected by holding down the [B]Ctrl[] key when selecting an item.
RB_User.Hint=|[B][NAVY]User defined list[p][DEF][L][P]Lists the custom resolutions and associated timings that you have previously created. This can come in handy in the event that a driver update wipes out the custom resolutions you have previously created.[P]Multiple resolutions in the list can be selected by holding down the [B]Ctrl[] key when selecting an item.
RG_Ratio.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Aspect ratio[p][DEF][L][P]Determines what resolutions are available. For example, if [B]4:3[] is selected, only resolutions with a 4:3 aspect ratio will be available.
SE_HA.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Active pixels (resolution)[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the new resolution or active period.
SE_HBP.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Back porch[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the blank period between the end of the sync pulse and the start of the next active time.
SE_HFP.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Front porch[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the blank period between the end of the active time and the start of the sync pulse.
SE_HSW.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Sync width[p][DEF][L][P]Secifies the blank period during which the sync pulse is active.
SE_HZ.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Vertical refresh rate (Hz)[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies how many times per second that the electron beam in the picture tube is moved from top to bottom. The vertical refresh rate or frame rate is measured in Hertz and normally lies in the range from 43 to 180 Hz. The value should never exceed the maximum vertical scan frequency the monitor can handle.
SE_KHZ.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Horizontal scan rate (kHz)[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies how many thousand times per second that the electron beam in the picture tube is moved from left to right. The horizontal scan rate or deflection frequency is measured in kilohertz and normally lies in the range from 30 to 130 kHz. The value should never exceed the maximum horizontal scan frequency the monitor can handle.
[PSdisplay]
Caption=Display profiles
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Apply.Caption=&Apply
B_Cancel.Caption=Cancel
B_Delete.Caption=&Delete
B_Ok.Caption=Ok
B_Reset.Caption=&Reset
B_SaveAs.Caption=&Save as...
B_Timing.Caption=Advanced timing options...
CB_ForceRefresh.Caption=Force standard refresh rates
CB_HideModes.Caption=Hide modes not supported by monitor
Msg.5=Confirmation|This will return control over the timings for the selected resolution to Windows, and parameters like the refresh rate will no longer be enforced by PowerStrip.[P]Are you sure you want to do this?
Msg.6=Default
Msg.7=Save as:
Msg.8=Error|The profile name contains an equal sign, which is not allowed. Please try again using a different profile name.
Msg.9=Confirmation|This profile already exists. Are you sure you want to replace it?
Msg.10=Confirmation|Are you sure you want to delete this profile?
Msg.11=Advanced timing options|The selected resolution is not the current resolution.[P]If you want to switch to and adjust timing parameters for the selected resolution click Selected.[P]If you want to adjust timing parameters for the current resolution click Current.
Msg.12=Error|This profile name is already assigned to another action. Please select a different profile name.[P](Note: You can group unique Display, Color and Performance profiles together under a single Application profile).
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Display profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Use the display controls in this dialog box to adjust color depth, resolution and refresh rate - just as you would using Windows [B]Display properties[]. However, the settings you select here can be saved as display[B][GREEN] Profiles[DEF] for later recall, and then triggered from the PowerStrip menu, assigned to system-wide hot keys, or associated with specific applications. Moreover, a wide range of precision controls are available for most supported display adapters by clicking [B][GREEN]Advanced timing options[DEF].[P]If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own set of unqiue controls that can be selected from the [B][GREEN]Device panel[DEF]. For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.[P][B][MAROON]Warning:[DEF] Do not select a resolution or refresh rate that exceeds the limits of your monitor. Doing so can result in damage to monitor circuitry. If your monitor does not sync to a new resolution or refresh rate you have selected, press [B]Esc[] immediately to cancel.
B_Apply.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Apply[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply any changes you may have made.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If the changes you have made are unsatisfactory, press the [B]Escape[] key immediately.
B_Cancel.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cancel[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to cancel any changes you may have made and close the dialog box.
B_Delete.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles - Delete[p][DEF][L][P]Deletes the selected [B][GREEN]Profile[DEF], and removes it from the adjacent list. If a shortcut with the same name exists on the Windows desktop, it will be deleted.
B_Hotkey.Hint=Hotkey manager|[B][NAVY]Hot key manager[p][DEF][L][P]This takes you to the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF], where you can assign system-wide hot keys to the profiles you have saved.
B_Ok.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ok[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply the changes you have made (if any) and close the dialog box.
B_Reset.Hint=Reset defaults
B_SaveAs.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles - Save as[p][DEF][L][P]Saves selected current display settings as a [B][GREEN]Profile[DEF], and adds it to the adjacent list. You are also given the option of creating a shortcut to this profile on the Windows desktop.
B_Timing.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Advanced timing options[p][DEF][L][P]This takes you to the [B][GREEN]Advanced timing options[DEF] dialog box, where you will find an extensive range of controls for specifying a custom [B][GREEN]Refresh rate[DEF] and adjusting timings, as well as for defining custom resolution (if supported by your display driver). Specifically, these controls allow you to tailor the temporal behavior of the signal output by your display adapter, so that it more closely matches the signals expected by and best suited to your monitor.
CB_Colors.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Color depth[p][DEF][L][P]Displays the current color depth for the selected display adapter. A deeper color depth (more bits per pixel or bpp) increases color quality, but requires more bandwidth.
CB_ForceRefresh.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Force standard refresh rates[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies whether PowerStrip should override the refresh rate set by Windows for all resolutions, and enforce the refresh rate you have previously selected. If you have not selected a refresh rate using PowerStrip with a [B][GREEN]Standard discrete timing[DEF] option, then no preferred refresh rate will be on record.[P]You should enable this option only if you are experiencing display problems with applications and have good reason to believe that either the application is setting an invalid refresh rate or driver support for refresh rates is broken.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Unlike the DirectX option to override the refresh rate set by DirectDraw full-screen applications, the PowerStrip option applies under all circumstances including OpenGL. It is, however, highly recommended that you select a PowerStrip [B][GREEN]Custom timing[DEF] using the [B][GREEN]Advanced timing options[DEF] for only those resolutions that cause problems, rather than brute force the refresh rate for all resolutions.
CB_HideModes.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Hide modes not supported by monitor[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies whether the list of resolutions and refresh rates will include modes that are not supported by your monitor. Choosing a mode that is inappropriate for your monitor may cause severe display problems and could even damage your hardware.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Some versions of Windows also offer this option, and some display drivers automatically hide modes not supported by your monitor. If you find that some modes supported by your display should be available but are not, try changing your monitor type.
CB_Profiles.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Select from the list of profiles previously saved. The profile will be activated only if you press the [B][GREEN]Ok[DEF] or [B][GREEN]Apply[DEF] button.
CB_RefreshOpt.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Refresh rate - options[p][DEF][L][P]This option determines how the vertical refresh rate is set for the selected resolution and display adapter.[P][B][GREEN]Windows default[DEF] - leaves selection of the refresh rate entirely up to Windows and your display driver to decide. This is equivalent to setting the refresh rate option in [B]Display properties[] to "Optimal" or "Adapter default".[P][B][GREEN]Standard discrete timing[DEF] - allows you to select from the range of refresh rates which Windows says are natively supported. This is equivalent to setting the refresh rate option in [B]Display properties[] to a specific value in Hz. Windows is responsible for accurately setting the refresh rate you set here.[P][B][GREEN]Custom timing[DEF] - this option will be available only if [B][GREEN]Advanced timing options[DEF] have been defined for the selected resolution. When selected, refresh rates and other timing parameters are determined entirely by PowerStrip. This is the only reliable method to use in the event of problems.
L_Monitor.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Monitor type[p][DEF][L][P]Shows the type of monitor you have selected for use with the selected display adapter. The maximum resolution and refresh rates shown should not be exceeded to avoid possible damage to your monitor, and in fact many display drivers will limit you to resolutions and refresh rates that are within the limits of the monitor. It is therefore important that the monitor type be as accurate as possible. In particular, "Generic" and "Default" monitor types should be avoided.
SE_Dev.Hint=Select device|[B][NAVY]Device panel[p][DEF][L][P]Select the device you wish to adjust. If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own set of unqiue controls.
TB_Refresh.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Refresh rate - setting[p][DEF][L][P]Displays the current refresh rate for the selected display adapter as reported by Windows. A higher refresh frequency reduces flicker on your screen, but requires more bandwidth.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] How the refresh rate is set and validated is determined by the method you select in the list box below the refresh rate slider. If you are having trouble with low refresh rates in games, define a custom refresh rate for the resolution your game is using by going to the [B][GREEN]Advanced timing options[DEF] dialog box, and then leave the refresh rate method set to [B][GREEN]Custom timing[DEF].
TB_Resolution.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Resolution[p][DEF][L][P]Displays the current screen resolution settings for the selected display adapter. As you increase the number of pixels, you display more information on your screen, but the information decreases in size.
B_Lock.Hint=Lock/unlock refresh rate|[B][NAVY]Refresh rate - lock/unlock[p][DEF][L][P]The state of this button determines whether the refresh rate is under PowerStrip control or not. If up/unlocked, Windows is responsible for accurately setting the refresh rate. If down/locked, the refresh rate and other timing parameters are controlled by PowerStrip.
[PShotkey]
Caption=Hot keys
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Add.Caption=Add binding
B_Close.Caption=&Close
B_Remove.Caption=Remove binding
CB_Hotkeys.Caption=Enable hot keys
L_Bindings.Caption=Bindings
L_Functions.Caption=Functions and profiles
L_Hotkey.Caption=Hot key
L_HotkeySel.Caption=Hot key selection
Msg.0=Refresh desktop
Msg.1=Activate screen saver
Msg.2=Recover memory
Msg.3=Reset primary gamma ramp
Msg.4=Capture primary gamma ramp
Msg.5=Increase primary gamma
Msg.6=Decrease primary gamma
Msg.7=Reset primary clock speeds
Msg.8=Increase primary clock speed by 2%
Msg.9=Decrease primary clock speed by 2%
Msg.10=Restore adapter defaults
Msg.11=Restore custom timing
Msg.12=Popup PowerStrip menu
Msg.13=Toggle multiple monitors
Msg.14=Toggle add-on 3D accelerator
Msg.15=Popup on-screen display
Msg.16=Open Resource manager
Msg.17=Open the Run dialog box
Msg.18=Shut-down Windows
Msg.19=Save icon placement
Msg.20=Restore icon placement
Msg.21=PowerStrip|Please select a unique hot key.
Msg.22=Function unavailable|Note that the selected function is not available under this version of Windows, and is listed only to facilitate dual-boot configurations.
Msg.23=Confirmation|This hot key is already assigned.[p]Are you sure you want to change the binding?
Msg.24=Confirmation|This function or profile is already assigned to a hot key.[p]Are you sure you want to change the binding?
Msg.25=Confirmation|Are you sure you want to delete this binding?
Msg.26=Power down monitor
Msg.27=Increase volume
Msg.28=Decrease volume
Msg.29=Mute volume
Msg.30=Increase primary brightness
Msg.31=Decrease primary brightness
Msg.32=Increase primary contrast
Msg.33=Decrease primary contrast
Msg.34=Increase primary temperature
Msg.35=Decrease primary temperature
Msg.36=Remove wallpaper
RG_Modifier.Caption=Global modifier
CB_RecallColor.Caption=Recall color changes
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Hot keys[p][DEF][L][P]This page lists all the Display, Color, Performance, and Application profiles you have defined, and allows you to assign system-wide hot keys to them - as well as to a number of other pre-defined PowerStrip functions.[P]For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] To keep processing overhead to a minimum, all PowerStrip hot keys share the same modifier.
B_Add.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Add binding[p][DEF][L][P]Binds the item selected in the list of [B][GREEN]Functions and profiles[DEF] to the selected [B][GREEN]Hot key[DEF].
B_Close.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Close[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to close the dialog box.
B_Remove.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Remove binding[p][DEF][L][P]Removes the selected binding in the [B][GREEN]Bindings[DEF] list.
CB_Hotkeys.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Enable hot keys[p][DEF][L][P]This option determines whether PowerStrip hotkeys are enabled or disabled.
CLB_Functions.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Functions and profiles[p][DEF][L][P]This list contains all the PowerStrip pre-defined functions, and user-defined profiles, that can be bound to system-wide hot keys.
HK.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Hot key selection[p][DEF][L][P]Enter the key that - in combination with the [B][GREEN]Global modifier[DEF] - has been selected to trigger the selected item in the list of [B][GREEN]Functions and profiles[DEF].[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Be sure to limit your choices to those not used by other programs, or assigned to other PowerStrip functions and profiles.
LB.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Bindings[p][DEF][L][P]This list holds all the functions and profiles that are currently bound to hotkeys.
RG_Modifier.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Global modifier[p][DEF][L][P]Select the master control key combination to use with PowerStrip hot keys.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Be sure to select a key combination that is unused by the other programs you run.
CB_RecallColor.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Recall color changes[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will record any color adjustments you make using hotkeys, and recall them the next time you run the relevant application.
[PSmemopt]
Caption=Memory recovery
B_Cancel.Caption=Cancel
[PSmonitor]
Caption=Monitor information
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Close.Caption=&Close
CB_Fixed.Caption=Fixed frequency
CB_GTF.Caption=General Timing Formula
CB_Options.Items.Strings=Read data from registry|Read data from stored EDID|Read data directly from monitor|Write custom monitor driver|Change monitor driver
CB_PnP.Caption=Plug and Play
CB_PwrOff.Caption=Active off
CB_Standby.Caption=Standby
CB_Suspend.Caption=Suspend
E_Model.Text=Generic monitor
E_PM.Caption=Power management
L_Chroma.Caption=Chromaticity (x-y)
L_ColorChar.Caption=Color characteristics
L_ColorSys.Caption=Color system
L_Date.Caption=Date of manufacture
L_Discrete.Caption=Discrete timings
L_DispParam.Caption=Display parameters
L_EDIDrev.Caption=EDID revision
L_Gamma.Caption=Gamma
L_Horizontal.Caption=Horizontal
L_ImageSize.Caption=Image size
L_MaxFreq.Caption=Max. scan frequency
L_MaxRes.Caption=Max. resolution
L_ModelID.Caption=Model ID
L_Options.Caption=Options
L_Pixels.Caption=pixels
L_ProductIDs.Caption=Product identifiers
L_SerialNo.Caption=Serial number
L_TimingDesc.Caption=Timing descriptions
L_Vertical.Caption=Vertical
L_VidType.Caption=Video type
Msg.0=DDC Error
Msg.1=DDC communication with the monitor failed or is not supported.[P]Reverting to EDID data provided by Windows and the display driver, if available.
Msg.2=EDID data received from the monitor is corrupt.[P]Reverting to EDID data provided by Windows and the display driver, if available.
Msg.3=Valid EDID data could not be obtained from Windows or the display driver.[P]DDC is not supported.
Msg.4=EDID data is corrupt.
Msg.5=Custom monitor information file
Msg.6=Please edit the following fields (highlighted in blue) as necessary, referring to your monitor User Manual/specifications for the correct information:[P]- Manufacturer[p]- Model[p]- Maximum horizontal resolution[p]- Maximum vertical resolution[p]- Maximum horizontal scan frequency[p]- Maximum vertical scan frequency[p]- Power management (DPMS) support[P]Click the Save-to-disk button when finished.
Msg.7=The custom monitor information (INF) file has been saved as:
Msg.8=To have Windows use your custom file, you need to go to Device Manager and update the driver for your Monitor, specifying the location of the new INF file.[P]Do you want to open Device Manager at this time?
Msg.9=Manufacturer
Msg.10=Provider
SaveDialog.Title=Save as
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Monitor information[p][DEF][L][P]This page provides detailed information on attached monitor(s), and allows you to create a custom monitor information that exactly matches the characteristics of your monitor.[P]If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own attached monitor and can be selected from the [B][GREEN]Device panel[DEF]. For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.[P][B][MAROON]Warning:[DEF] Using incorrect monitor parameters can limit your choices as to resolutions and refresh rates, or - at the other extreme - permit resolutions and scan frequencies that might result in possible damage to the monitor.
B_Close.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Close[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to close the dialog box.
B_ReCalc.Hint=Recalculate display parameters|[B][NAVY]Monitor information - Recalculate[p][DEF][L][P]Maximum resolution and scan frequencies are sometimes listed or rated conservatively, or capped to the nearest VESA defined standard. Check this button to have PowerStrip recalculate the maximum resolution and scan frequencies which a monitor can actually support, based on other information available. The results can be saved to a monitor information file (inf) and registered with Windows thru the Windows [B]Device Manager[].
B_Save.Hint=Save custom monitor information|[B][NAVY]Monitor information - Save monitor information[p][DEF][L][P]If [B][GREEN]Write custom monitor driver[DEF] has been selected under [B][GREEN]Options[DEF], this button will save the changes you have made to a standard monitor information file (inf), for use with any recent version of Windows.
CB_FixedModes.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Fixed frequency monitor[p][DEF][L][P]If the device supports one or more fixed frequencies, they will be listed and selectable here.
CB_GTF.Hint=|[B][NAVY]General Timing Formula[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the monitor supports the VESA General Timing Formula (GTF), in addition to any [B][GREEN]Discrete timings[DEF] listed.
CB_Options.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Monitor information - Options[p][DEF][L][P]Provides additional options for querying and configuring monitor(s), which include various ways of obtaining Extended Display Identification Data (EDID), writing a custom monitor "driver" (information or inf file), and easing the selection of a proper monitor driver with the Windows [B]Device Manager[].
CB_PnP.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Plug and Play[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates whether Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, either directly or via Windows and the display driver.
DDCList.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Discrete timings[p][DEF][L][P]If Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, this field lists the established resolutions and refresh rates that the monitor manufacturer has certified and recommends for use with the device.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] The list, if provided, does not exhaust the wide range of resolutions and scan frequencies a device may actually support.
E_Date.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Date of manufacture[p][DEF][L][P]If Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, this field indicates the date the monitor was manufactured. The date is represented in terms of an ISO week and year.
E_Manufacturer.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Model ID[p][DEF][L][P]If Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, this field indicates the manufacturer of the monitor. If it is not available, this field will indicate the provider of the monitor information (e.g., Microsoft).[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] It is quite common for the brand name on a monitor to be very different from the name of actual manufacturer. If the manufacturer is indicated, it will be the actual manufacturer rather than the company that markets the monitor.
E_Model.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Model ID[p][DEF][L][P]If Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, this field contains the manufacturer assigned product code. If it is not available, this field will indicate the model name associated with the monitor information.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] It is unlikely that the marketing model name will accord with the product code.
E_PM.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Power management[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the monitor supports the (respective) VESA Display Power Management Signaling standard (DPMS).
E_SerialNo.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Serial number[p][DEF][L][P]If Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, this field indicate an optional 32-bit serial number assigned by the manufacturer to differentiate individual instances of the same model.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Because of different encoding systems the EDID serial number is likely to only partially accord with the serial number stamped on the unit itself.
E_Size.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Image size[p][DEF][L][P]If Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, this field indicates the maximum image dimensions that can be displayed in accordance with the VESA Video Image Area Definition (VIAD). PowerStrip also roughly translates this measurement into a more commonplace screen size, as measured in inches.
E_Type.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Video type[p][DEF][L][P]If Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, this field indicates the video input definition and signal level.
E_Version.Hint=|[B][NAVY]EDID revision[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the version and revision numbers of the Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) if available.
SE_Dev.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Device panel[p][DEF][L][P]Select the device you wish to check. If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own assigned monitor type.
SE_Gamma.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Color characteristics[p][DEF][L][P]If Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) is available, these fields contains the gamma, whitepoint and colorimetry information that the manufacturer has measured for the device. Additionally, the [B][GREEN]Gamma[DEF] and [B][GREEN]Color system[DEF] fields allow you to select alternative values and standards for purposes of comparison.[P]If accurate, the color characteristics provided by the monitor manufacturer can be especially useful for professional color calibration.
SE_HA.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Maximum resolution - horizontal[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the maximum horizontal resolution recommended by the manufacturer. The value is invariably not the same as the maximum the device is capable of, and may simply accord with the nearest established resolution.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Windows and display drivers often use this value as a ceiling, e.g., in determining if a particular resolution provided by a display adapter is compatible with a monitor, and should be made available for selection.
SE_HZ.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Maximum scan frequency - vertical (Hz)[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the maximum vertical refresh rate or frame rate the device can handle.
SE_KHZ.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Maximum scan frequency - horizontal (kHz)[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the maximum horizontal scan rate or deflection frequency the device can handle.
SE_VA.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Maximum resolution - vertical[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the maximum vertical resolution recommended by the manufacturer. The value is not necessarily the same as the maximum the device is capable of, and may simply accord with the nearest established VESA timing.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Windows and display drivers often use this value as a ceiling, e.g., in determining if a particular resolution provided by a display adapter is compatible with a monitor, and should be made available for selection.
[PSonline]
Caption=Online services
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
AU.InfoFile.DlgCaption=PowerStrip Live Update
AU.InfoFile.DlgMessage=A new version of the PowerStrip is available for downloading.[P]Would you like to upgrade at this time?
B_Close.Caption=&Close
B_Live.Caption=Live &update
L_Forum.Caption=Technical support forum:
L_HomePage.Caption=Home page:
L_Internet.Caption=Internet
L_OnlineReg.Caption=Online registration
L_ProgUpdates.Caption=Program updates:
L_Support.Caption=Support
L_TechSupport.Caption=Technical support e-mail:
L_ToOrder.Caption=To order online, or by phone, fax or postal mail:
L_Updates.Caption=Updates
Msg.0=Display drivers
Msg.1=For the latest display drivers:
Msg.2=Do you want to check the Web to see if a newer build is available?
Msg.3=Live updates are not possible with your current software configuration. An operating system service pack or browser update may be in order.
Msg.4=An update is not available at this time.
Msg.5=A new version is available but requires a full upgrade.[P]Please download and install the latest full release.
Msg.6=A new version is not available at this time. You are currently running the latest build.
Msg.7=Updating, please wait...
URL4.Caption=Download the latest release
URL5.Caption=Click for registration and ordering options
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Online services[p][DEF][L][P]Use the links in this dialog box to obtain additional information on, and support for, the PowerStrip, and to download the latest release.[P]For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.
B_Close.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Close[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to close the dialog box.
B_Live.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Live update[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button when online to check for the availability of a new version. If a new version is available you will be given the option of updatiing in real-time.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If a PowerStrip library or kernel-mode driver needs updating, you will be advised to download and install a full release.
URL1.Hint=|[B][NAVY]World wide web[p][DEF][L][P]Click this link when online to go to the PowerStrip home page.
URL2.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Technical support forum[p][DEF][L][P]Click this link when online to go to the PowerStrip support forum.
URL3.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Technical support e-mail[p][DEF][L][P]Click this link to compose an e-mail message to tech support. Be sure to attach a copy of your [B]pstrip.ini[] file to your message - it contains important diagnostic information that assists in replicating your environment. The pstrip.ini file is an standard ASCII text file that will normally be located in your PowerStrip directory.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Whenever possible use the [B][GREEN]Technical support forum[DEF] rather than private e-mail to get help.
URL4.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Program updates[p][DEF][L][P}Click this link when online to download the latest release. You can also use the [B][GREEN]Live Update[DEF] button when online to check for the availability of a new version. If a new version is available you will be given the option of updatiing in real-time.
URL5.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Registration[p][DEF][L][P]Click this link when online for registration details. Information is available on registering with or without a credit card, via phone, fax, and regular mail, as well as online.
CB_UseTooltipColor.Caption=Always use tooltip colors
L_Appear.Caption=Appearance
L_Bkground.Caption=Background
L_Compat.Caption=Compatibility
L_Language.Caption=Language
L_Menu.Caption=Menu style
L_Modules.Caption=Modules
L_Options.Caption=Options
L_OSD.Caption=On-screen display
L_Pointer.Caption=Pointer style
L_Position.Caption=Position
L_Seconds.Caption=seconds
L_Text.Caption=Text color
L_TimeOut.Caption=Show for
Msg.0=Restart
Msg.1=PowerStrip will need to be restarted before some of the changes you have made can take effect.
Incomplete=The language file you selected predates the current program version and may be incomplete.
TooOld=The language file you selected predates the current program version and is unusable.
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Preferences[p][DEF][L][P]Use the controls in this dialog box to configure the way PowerStrip looks and operates.[P]For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.
B_Apply.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Apply[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply any changes you may have made.
B_Cancel.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cancel[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to cancel any changes you may have made and close the dialog box.
B_Ok.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ok[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply the changes you have made (if any) and close the dialog box.
B_QuickSetup.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Quick setup[p][DEF][L][P]This takes you to the [B][GREEN]Quick setup[DEF] dialog box, which appears the very first time PowerStrip is run.
CB_App.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Modules[p][DEF][L][P]A modular design allows you to disable those elements of the PowerStrip you do not need.[P]Normally, all modules should be checked.
CB_Autoload.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Auto-load with Windows[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip is added to the list of programs Windows loads whenever it starts up.
CB_AutoOSD.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Automatic on-screen display[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the PowerStrip OSD will automatically appear whenever a change in display settings takes place, informing you of the current resolution, horizontal and vertical scan frequencies, sync polarity, and relevant engine, memory and pixel clock speeds.[P]You also have the option of viewing the OSD on demand via an optional hot key that can be defined in the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF].
CB_Cursor.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Pointer style[p][DEF][L][P]This option allows you to select a different mouse pointer style, and is provided mainly for use with Windows NT. Newer version of Windows include a wide range of pointers that can be selected under [B][GREEN]Mouse[DEF] properties in [B][GREEN]Control Panel[DEF].
CB_Debug.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Log debug information[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip sessional calls are logged to the [B]pstrip.log[] file in the PowerStrip directory, and additional information is written to the [B]pstrip.ini[] file. Additionally, all entries to the pstrip.log file are also posted via the standard Windows API call to [B]OutputDebugString[].[P]This option involves considerable disk activity and should be unchecked unless it is required for troubleshooting purposes.
CB_DisableOnPM.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable during standby[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the PowerStrip kernel mode device driver will be closed whenever the system enters a power saving state, and re-opened when a wake-up event occurs.
CB_DOS.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable DOS monitor[p][DEF][L]By default, PowerStrip will pay special attention to switches from full-screen DOS sessions back to Windows, and ensure your preferences remain in effect.[P]If you never run full-screen DOS or console sessions, or do not use custom timings or refresh rates, you can safely check this option to disable the monitoring thread.
CB_ForceResets.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Force adapter resets[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will make a lower-level attempt to reset the display adapter whenever a reset is called for.
CB_Language.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Language[p][DEF][L][P]This option allows you to select the language in which PowerStrip text strings appear.[P]Strings are stored by name, in ordinary ASCII text files with names like [B]language.lng[] to facilitate localization.
CB_Menustyle.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Menu style[p][DEF][L][P]This option allows you to select the way the PowerStrip menu appears.
CB_NoDirectX.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable DirectX status checks[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will make no DirectX status checks. DirectX status checks are necessary if PowerStrip is, e.g., to determine the level of AGP software support.[P]It may be necessary to check this option if you wish to make frequent run-time changes to your AGP configuration in the [B][GREEN]Adapter information[DEF] dialog box.
CB_NoInterlacing.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable support for interlacing[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will not support interlacing in the [B][GREEN]Advanced timing[DEF] dialog box. Any support for interlacing that is provided directly by the display driver is not affected by the state of this switch.
CB_NoOpenGL.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable OpenGL status checks[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will make no OpenGL status checks. OpenGL status checks are necessary if PowerStrip is, e.g., to determine the number and type of OpenGL extensions that are currently supported.[P]It may be necessary to check this option if you wish to make frequent run-time changes to your AGP configuration in the [B][GREEN]Adapter information[DEF] dialog box.
CB_NoSorting.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Do not sort profiles[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, profiles that appear throughout the program will not be sorted alphanumerically. Instead, they will appear in the order they are listed in the [B]pstrip.ini[] file, thus permitting some user control over profile order.
CB_NoTooltips.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable tooltips[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the tooltips that normally appear when you pause the mouse pointer over a control will be disabled.
CB_OSDback.Hint=|[B][NAVY]On-screen display background color[p][DEF][L][P]Determines the background color of the OSD. The default is transparent, with Lime text in the foreground.
CB_OsdColor.Hint=|[B][NAVY]On-screen display text color[p][DEF][L][P]Determines the text color of the OSD. The default is Lime, against a clear transparent background.
CB_OsdPos.Hint=|[B][NAVY]On-screen display position[p][DEF][L][P]Determines where on the primary screen the OSD will appear. The default is in the upper right corner.
CB_Priority.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Auto-adjust process priority[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will reduce its priority as a Windows task whenever it goes to the background, and return to normal priority only when you activate it.[P]This option should normally be checked simply because PowerStrip does not need servicing by Windows, and the resources and time slices saved are better devoted to other running processes. The only disadvantage is that, when clicked, PowerStrip menu response may appear somewhat sluggish.
CB_Restore.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Restore settings on startup[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will activate all your configuration settings and preferences each time it is started.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] This switch is provided for purposes of debugging and compatibility, and should normally be checked. In the event that you run into problems when PowerStrip starts, hold the [B]Ctrl[] or [B]Alt[] key down when PowerStrip starts.
CB_ResumeFix.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Reset clocks on wake-up[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will reset the clocks after the system wakes-up from a power-saving state.[P]This switch might help correct problems with display drivers that power down the engine and/or pixel clocks when a power saving state is entered, but fail to power back up when a wake-up event occurs.
CB_Shortcuts.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable shortcut creation prompts[p][DEF][L][P]By default, whenever you save a profile PowerStrip will ask if wish to create a shortcut to the profile on the Windows desktop. If you do not need shortcuts you can disable this feature.
CB_SkipFocus.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable forced focus[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will not force its way to the foreground when activated. This switch may resolve compatibility issues with third-party Explorer-replacements.
CB_UseTooltipColor.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Always use tooltip colors[p][DEF][L][P]By default, PowerStrip device panels use the Windows active title bar color against the Windows tooltip color. This option is provided to address color schemes where this combination produces no or too little contrast.
SE_OsdPause.Hint=|[B][NAVY]On-screen display time[p][DEF][L][P]Sets the amount of time, in seconds, that the OSD will be visible. The default is 3 seconds.
[PSperformance]
Caption=Performance profiles
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Apply.Caption=&Apply
B_Cancel.Caption=Cancel
B_Delete.Caption=&Delete
B_Ok.Caption=Ok
B_SaveAs.Caption=&Save as...
CB_NoClkAdjust.Caption=Disable clock controls
CB_NoFP.Caption=Disable floating point precision
CB_NoSwitches.Caption=Disable support for driver options
CB_Timing.Items.Strings=Normal
L_Clocks.Caption=Clock controls
L_DrvOptions.Caption=Driver options
L_Engine.Caption=Engine clock
L_Important.Caption=IMPORTANT! These Windows registry switches may not work with special or proprietary drivers.
L_Memory.Caption=Memory clock
L_Profiles.Caption=Profiles
L_Ratio.Caption=Engine to memory clock ratio
L_Timing.Caption=Advanced memory timing
Msg.0=Normal
Msg.1=Asynchronous clocks
Msg.2=Synchronized clocks
Msg.3=Synchronized
Msg.4=Slow
Msg.5=Fast
Msg.6=Auto
Msg.7=The default clocks recorded for this display adapter deviate abnormally from the current clocks. This will distort the range of clock adjustment, which is based on the recorded defaults.[P]Unless you cancel this operation, the current settings will be recorded as the new adapter defaults.
Msg.8=New
Msg.9=Save as:
Msg.10=Error|The profile name contains an equal sign, which is not allowed. Please try again using a different profile name
Msg.11=Confirmation|This profile already exists. Are you sure you want to replace it?
Msg.12=Confirmation|Are you sure you want to delete this profile?
Msg.13=Error|This profile name is already assigned to another action. Please select a different profile name.[P](Note: You can group unique Display, Color and Performance profiles together under a single Application profile).
Msg.14=Change maximum clock limit
Msg.15=Enter new maximum as percentage of default:
CB_ClockPM.Caption=Enable clock power management
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Performance profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Use the performance controls in this dialog box to adjust graphics clocks and configure the display driver for balanced speed, visual quality and compatibility. The changes you make using these controls can be saved as performance[B][GREEN] Profiles[DEF] for later recall, and then triggered from the PowerStrip menu, assigned to system-wide hot keys, or associated with specific applications.[P]If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own set of unqiue controls that can be selected from the [B][GREEN]Device panel[DEF]. For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.[P][B][MAROON]Warning:[DEF] Increasing clock speed beyond the manufacturer default setting can result in screen corruption, system instability, and possible damage to the display adapter.
B_Apply.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Apply[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply any changes you may have made.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If the changes you have made are unsatisfactory, press the [B]Escape[] key immediately.
B_Cancel.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cancel[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to cancel any changes you may have made and close the dialog box.
B_Delete.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles - Delete[p][DEF][L][P]Deletes the selected [B][GREEN]Profile[DEF], and removes it from the adjacent list. If a shortcut with the same name exists on the Windows desktop, it will be deleted.
B_Hotkey.Hint=Hotkey manager|[B][NAVY]Hot key manager[p][DEF][L][P]This takes you to the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF], where you can assign system-wide hot keys to the profiles you have saved.
B_Ok.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ok[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply the changes you have made (if any) and close the dialog box.
B_SaveAs.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles - Save as[p][DEF][L][P]Saves selected performance settings as a [B][GREEN]Profile[DEF], and adds it to the adjacent list. You are also given the option of creating a shortcut to this profile on the Windows desktop.
CB_NoClkAdjust.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable clock controls[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the clock controls are read-only; no changes are made to the graphics engine or memory clocks, or to memory timings.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] The reported clock speeds continue to be read directly from the hardware, and may provide a useful check on what other clock adjusting utilities are really doing.
CB_NoFP.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable floating point precision[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, clock values are reported as full integers to avoid any possible confusion between clock values written and read (the sliders are integer based).
CB_NoSwitches.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Disable support for driver options[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the driver options are read-only; no changes are made to driver switches in the Windows registry.
CB_Profiles.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Profiles[p][DEF][L][P]Select from the list of profiles previously saved. The profile will be activated only if you press the [B][GREEN]Ok[DEF] or [B][GREEN]Apply[DEF] button.
CB_Ratio.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Engine to memory clock ratio[p][DEF][L][P]Allows you to select the ratio between the engine and memory clock. The engine clock speed is the rate at which graphics data is generated, whereas the memory clock speed is the rate at which graphics data is transferred. Performance is usually optimized when a certain balance between the two is achieved.
CB_Timing.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Advanced memory timing control[p][DEF][L][P]Adjust the number of clock delays between memory operations. A "slower" setting may allow higher memory clock speeds, while a "faster" setting may improve throughput at lower clock speeds. The [B][GREEN]Auto[DEF] setting will automatically adjust memory timing based on the current memory clock speed.
CLB_Options.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Driver options[p][DEF][L][P]There settings are driver-dependent and typically allow you to optimize the display driver for balanced performance and compatibility. With most display adapters, these settings mirror options that are already available in [B]Display properties.[] They are duplicated here to give you the option of saving multiple configurations as different [B][GREEN]Profiles[DEF], e.g., one optimized for speed and another optimized for visual quality.[P]Since PowerStrip supports literally dozens of display adapters, a description of every option provided by every supported driver is impractical. You should be able to find a description of each option under [B]Display properties[].
LB_Eclk.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Engine clock speed[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the engine clock speed of the selected display adapter, in megahertz. Depending on chip design, the engine clock may be derived from, identical to, or independent from the [B][GREEN]memory clock[DEF]. With some display adapters, the relationship between engine and memory clock may even be selectable using the [B][GREEN]Engine to memory clock ratio[DEF] control.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Clock speeds are read (and written) directly to the display hardware, and may be at odds with values that are simply stored in the Windows registry.
LB_Mclk.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Memory clock speed[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the exact memory clock speed of the selected display adapter, in megahertz. Depending on chip design, the memory clock may be derived from, identical to, or independent from the [B][GREEN]engine clock[DEF]. With some display adapters, the relationship between engine and memory clock may even be selectable using the [B][GREEN]Engine to memory clock ratio[DEF] control.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Clock speeds are read (and written) directly to the display hardware, and may be at odds with values that are simply stored in the Windows registry.
SE_Dev.Hint=Select device|[B][NAVY]Device panel[p][DEF][L][P]Select the device you wish to adjust. If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own set of unqiue controls.
TB_EClk.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Engine clock control[p][DEF][L][P]Adjusts the engine clock speed - the rate at which graphics data is generated - for the selected display adapter.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Most display adapters use internal phase-locked loops (PLLs) to synthesize clock speeds from an external reference clock, which is in turn generated by a crystal-controller oscillator. Although the external reference clock frequency is fixed, if a seperate PLL is provided for the engine clock it can be programmed to output a wide, but not unlimited, range of actual clock speeds. Only a very few graphics controllers provide seperate PLLs for the engine and memory clocks.
TB_Mclk.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Memory clock control[p][DEF][L][P]Adjusts the memory clock speed - the rate at which graphics data is transferred - for the selected display adapter.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Most display adapters use internal phase-locked loops (PLLs) to synthesize clock speeds from an external reference clock, which is in turn generated by a crystal-controller oscillator. Although the external reference clock frequency is fixed, the memory clock PLL can be programmed to output a wide, but not unlimited, range of actual clock speeds.
CB_ClockPM.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Enable clock power management[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the clock(s) will be automatically lowered whenever the system enters a power saving state, and raised again when the system wakes up.
[PSresource]
Caption=Resource manager
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Apply.Caption=&Apply
B_Cancel.Caption=Cancel
B_Compact.Caption=&Recover memory now
B_Ok.Caption=Ok
CB_Compact.Caption=Automatically recover memory
CB_CPUidle.Caption=Enable system idle thread
L_CPUload.Caption=CPU load
L_Legend.Caption=Legend
L_MemLoad.Caption=Memory load
L_Memory.Caption=Memory
L_Physical.Caption=Physical memory
L_Resources.Caption=Resources
L_ThresLevel.Caption=Threshold level
Msg.0=System Idle Thread
Msg.1=Like the System Idle Process under Windows NT, the system idle thread in PowerStrip will use up to 99% of idle CPU time, yielding to other processes on demand.[P]If for any reason this is undesirable, or you use another form of CPU power management, you should disable this option.
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Resource manager[p][DEF][L][P]Use the meters, gauges and controls in this dialog box to track CPU, memory and resource use, and to optionally enable a system idle thread and trigger memory recovery.[P]For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.
B_Apply.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Apply[p][DEF]{L][P]Click this button to apply any changes you may have made.
B_Cancel.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cancel[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to cancel any changes you may have made and close the dialog box.
B_Compact.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Memory - Recover memory[p][DEF][L][P]Sometimes referred to as memory "optimization" and "defragmentation", this option tells PowerStrip to try to free up physical memory. Windows normally does a good job of managing memory on its own, but there may be situations where it is desirable to have some direct control over the memory house keeping that Windows normally manages in the background. This function can also be triggered by the hotkey of your choice in the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF], or set to take place automatically in the background by enabling the [B][GREEN]Automatically recover memory[DEF] option.
B_Ok.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ok[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply and save the changes you have made (if any) and close the dialog box.
CB_Compact.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Automatically recover memory[p][DEF][L][P]This option tells PowerStrip to monitor and, if necessary, free up physical memory whenever a change in display settings takes place. The amount of memory to recover is determined by the [B][GREEN]Threshold level[DEF] you select.
CB_CPUidle.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Enable system idle thread[p][DEF][L][P]Sometimes referred to as "CPU cooling", this option enables an equivalent of the [B]System idle process[] that one finds in Windows NT/2000/XP and Linux.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If enabled, it is perfectly normal for the system idle thread, if enabled, to consume up to 99% of idle CPU time.[P][B][MAROON]Warning:[DEF] On ACPI-enabled systems, this option is largely redundant and may even be counter-productive.
GDIRes.Hint=|[B][NAVY]GDI resources[p][DEF][L][P]Shows the percentage of free space for GDI resources. GDI resources include device-context handles, brushes, pens, regions, fonts, and bitmaps, and have a fixed limit of 64Kb.
SysRes.Hint=|[B][NAVY]System resources[p][DEF][L][P]Returns the percentage of free space for system resources, which have a fixed limit of 64 Kb.
TB_Threshold.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Memory - Threshold level[p][DEF][L][P]If the option to [B][GREEN]Automatically recover memory [DEF]is enabled, whenever a change in display settings takes place PowerStrip will check free physical memory. If below the threshold level you select with this control, up to three passes will be made in an attempt to free up additional physical memory. If above the threshold level, no action will be taken.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] The threshold level has no effect when the [B][GREEN]Recover memory[DEF] hot key or button is triggered.
UserRes.Hint=|[B][NAVY]User resources[p][DEF][L][P]Returns the percentage of free space for user resources. These resources include window and menu handles and so on, and have a fixed limit of 64 Kb.
[PStiming]
Caption=Advanced timing options
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Apply.Caption=&Apply
B_Cancel.Caption=Cancel
B_Custom.Caption=&Custom resolutions
B_Ok.Caption=Ok
CB_CompositeSync.Caption=C&omposite sync
CB_Doublescan.Caption=&Double scan
CB_Interlaced.Caption=&Interlaced
CB_TotalLock.Caption=&Lock total geometry
CB_ScanLock.Caption=Loc&k scan frequencies
CB_Precision.Caption=&Ultra-fine granularity
CB_Realtime.Caption=Real-&time adjustment
CB_SyncOnGreen.Caption=&Sync on green
L_DAC.Caption=RAMDAC
L_Hactive.Caption=Active
L_Hback.Caption=Back porch
L_Hfront.Caption=Front porch
L_HGeometry.Caption=Horizontal geometry
L_HPolarity.Caption=Horizontal
L_HScan.Caption=Scan rate
L_Hsync.Caption=Sync width
L_Htotal.Caption=Total
L_Lines.Caption=lines
L_Options.Caption=Options
L_PClk.Caption=Pixel clock
L_Pixels.Caption=pixels
L_Position.Caption=Position and size
L_PosMove.Caption=Pick up and move
L_SyncOpt.Caption=Synchronization
L_VGeometry.Caption=Vertical geometry
L_VPolarity.Caption=Vertical
L_Vscan.Caption=Refresh rate
Msg.0=interlaced
Msg.1=Confirmation
Msg.2=Adjustments to timing may produce visual anomolies when SLI is enabled. This is a PowerStrip limitation for which there is currently no solution.[P]Do you want to apply the current timing anyway?
Msg.3=No timing adjustments have been made to the current resolution.[P]Do you want to save the current timing as a PowerStrip-enforced custom timing anyway?
Msg.4=The custom timing you have pasted from the clipboard will now be applied. If the new timing is unsuitable, press Esc immediately to undo the change.
Msg.5=Custom Timing Error
Msg.6=The custom timing you have pasted from the clipboard is not suitable for the current resolution. It has been added to the list of user-defined timings in the "Custom resolutions" dialog box, and can be selected and applied from there.
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Advanced timing options[p][DEF][L][P]Use the controls in this dialog box to customize the signal output by your display adapter to your monitor. Timing parameters include the pixel clock, horizontal scan frequency and frame refresh rate, and the duration of the various periods during which the electron beam is moving across and down your screen - including both active and inactive or blank times.[P]For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.[P][B][MAROON]Warning[DEF]: Selecting incorrect timing parameters may damage some monitors. For information on the parameters your monitor supports and expects, see your monitor documentation. In the event of a problem, keep in mind:[P][B]Alt-R[] resets the display and allows you to continue[p][B]Esc[] resents the display and closes[p][B]Backspace[] is an undo that cancels the last adjustment
B_Apply.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Apply[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to save and - if [B][GREEN]Real-time adjustment[DEF] is disabled - apply any changes you may have made. [P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If the changes you have made are unsatisfactory, press the [B][GREEN]Reset[DEF] button immediately or hit [B]Alt-R[] to reset the display.
B_Cancel.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cancel[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to cancel any changes you may have made and close the dialog box.
B_CopyClip.Hint=Copy timings to clipboard|[B][NAVY]Copy timings to clipboard[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to copy the current timing parameters to the clipboard. The parameters are translated as ASCII text into a PowerStrip format, for sharing with other PowerStrip users, as well as in Linux mode-line format and a generic format that can be used with programs like Matrox PowerDesk and ELSA WinMan.
B_Custom.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Custom resolutions[p][DEF][L][P]This takes you to the [B][GREEN]Custom resolutions[DEF] dialog box, where you will find a set of controls for defining a custom screen [B][GREEN]Resolution[DEF]. Older display drivers tend to include a number of fixed, standard resolutions like 640x480 and 1600x1200, but many newer drivers allow you to define custom resolutions.
B_DecH.Hint=Decrease horizontal size
B_DecV.Hint=Decrease vertical size
B_Down.Hint=Move down
B_IncH.Hint=Increase horizontal size
B_IncV.Hint=Increase vertical size
B_Left.Hint=Move left
B_Ok.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ok[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply and save the changes you have made (if any) and close the dialog box.
B_PasteClip.Hint=Paste timings from clipboard|[B][NAVY]Paste timings from clipboard[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to paste PowerStrip timing parameters from the clipboard, e.g., parameters you may have received from another PowerStrip user in a newsgroup or forum. If the parameters are valid, the controls will be automatically updated to reflect the new values, but they will not take effect unless you press the [B][GREEN]OK[DEF] or [B][GREEN]Apply[DEF] button so that you have the opportunity to review and adjust values.
B_PositiveH.Hint=Polarity of sync signal|[B][NAVY]Sync polarity[p][DEF][L][P]Selects whether voltage will be raised or lowered to indicate a sync.
B_Reset.Hint=Reset current resolution to default timings|[B][NAVY]Restore default timing (Alt+R)[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to remove any adjustments that have been made to the current resolution, and restore the Windows/driver default timing parameters.
B_Right.Hint=Move right
B_Up.Hint=Move up
Card.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Device panel[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates the device being adjusted. If multiple display adapters are installed and active, you can change the device on the [B][GREEN]Device panel[DEF] of the [B][GREEN]Display profiles[DEF] dialog box before opening the Advanced timing options.
CB_CompositeSync.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Composite sync[p][DEF][L][P]Combines the horizontal and vertical sync signals into one channel (RGBS).
CB_Doublescan.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Double scan[p][DEF][L][P]Enable or disable double scanning. Double scanning can improve display quality but requires doubling the refresh rate and may exceed the limits of your monitor.
CB_Interlaced.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Interlaced[p][DEF][L][P]Enable or disable interlacing.
CB_TotalLock.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Lock timing[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the horizontal and vertical totals will be locked, and only porch controls will be enabled.
CB_ScanLock.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Lock scan frequencies[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the the pixel clock will be auto-adjusted to maintain scan frequencies regardless of changes to total geometry.
CB_Precision.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ultra-fine granularity[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, an attempt will be made to calculate the finest possible pixel clock granularity, given the current timings. If successful, the clock and frequency controls will be adjusted accordingly.
CB_Realtime.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Real-time adjustments[p][DEF][L][P]Enables or disables real-time adjustments. As a general rule, real-time adjustments should be enabled to take advantage of the 9-level undo feature and avoid driving your monitor out of sync. In the event of a problem, press [B]Backspace[] to back up.[P]If unchecked, changes made will only take effect when you press the [B][GREEN]Ok[DEF] or [B][GREEN]Apply[DEF] button.
CB_SyncOnGreen.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Sync on green[p][DEF][L][P]Combines the horizontal and vertical sync and embeds it in the green channel (RGsB).
PosBloc.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Position and size controls[p][DEF][L][P]Center the screen by clicking the up, down, left and right arrows, or adjust screen size by using the expansion and contraction arrows. You can also use your keyboard by holding down the [B]Alt[] key and using the cursor keys for position, and the page control keys for size, as follows:[P][B]Alt-Up[] to move up[p][B]Alt-Down[] to move down[p][B]Alt-Left[] to move left[p][B]Alt-Right[] to move right[p][B]Alt-Home[] to increase horizontal size[p][B]Alt-End[] to decrease horizontal size[p][B]Alt-PageUp[] to increase vertical size[p][B]Alt-PageDown[] to decrease vertical size
SE_HA.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Active time (read-only)[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the active period during which the resolution is displayed. The active period is equivalent to the visible resolution in pixels.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] In order to cooperate with Windows and your display driver, the active period is a read-only value. If you wish to adjust the active time, you will need to define a new resolution by click the [B][GREEN]Custom resolutions[DEF] button - a feature supported by some display drivers.
SE_HBP.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Back porch[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the blank period between the end of the sync pulse and the start of the next active time.
SE_HFP.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Front porch[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the blank period between the end of the active time and the start of the sync pulse.
SE_HSW.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Sync width[p][DEF][L][P]Secifies the blank period during which the sync pulse is active.
SE_HT.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Total time[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies the sum of the active and blank periods.
SE_HZ.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Vertical refresh rate (Hz)[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies how many times per second that the electron beam in the picture tube is moved from top to bottom. The vertical refresh rate or frame rate is measured in Hz and normally lies in the range from 43 to 180 Hz. The value should never exceed the maximum vertical scan frequency the monitor can handle.
SE_KHZ.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Horizontal scan rate (kHz)[p][DEF][L][P]Specifies how many thousand times per second that the electron beam in the picture tube is moved from left to right. The horizontal scan rate or deflection frequency is measured in kHz and normally lies in the range from 30 to 130 kHz. The value should never exceed the maximum horizontal scan frequency the monitor can handle.
SE_PClk.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Pixel clock[p][DEF][L][P]Indicates how many million pixels are written per second, and is sometimes referred to as the dot clock or video clock. The value normally lies within a range from 10 to 360MHz, or the maximum for which the DAC is rated, but should never exceed the maximum video bandwidth the monitor can accept. A resolution of 1024 x 768 at 85 Hz would require a pixel clock of approximately 95 MHz, while 2048 x 1536 at 70 Hz would require approximately 315 MHz.
[PSwizard]
Caption=Quick Setup
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Adapter.Caption=&Rescan
B_Cancel.Caption=Cancel
B_ChangeDisplay.Caption=C&hange
B_Monitor.Caption=&Change
B_Ok.Caption=Ok
CB_Autoload.Caption=Auto-load with Windows
CB_AutoOSD.Caption=Automatic on-screen display
CB_CpuIdle.Caption=System idle thread
CB_HK.Caption=System-wide hot keys
CB_MemOpt.Caption=Automatic memory recovery
CB_Restore.Caption=Restore settings on startup
L_AdapterDef.Caption=Adapter defaults
L_Atached.Caption=Attached monitor
L_Caps.Caption=Capabilities
L_Clocks.Caption=Clocks
L_DecGamma.Caption=decreases gamma on the primary adapter
L_Detected.Caption=The following display adapters have been detected:
L_Display.Caption=Display
L_HKassign.Caption=Hot key assignments
L_IncGamma.Caption=increases gamma on the primary adapter
L_Model.Caption=Model
L_OSD.Caption=shows the On-Screen Display (OSD)
L_ProgOpt.Caption=Program options
L_Reset.Caption=resets gamma on the primary adapter
L_Safety.Caption=safety switch - restores recorded adapter defaults
Msg.0=Change monitor type
Msg.1=Change display parameters
Msg.2=C&reate
Msg.3=C&hange
Msg.4=&Settings
Msg.5=&Driver
Msg.6=Click Settings to change the current display parameters using Display Properties, or click Driver to change your display driver using Device Manager.[P](After changing your display parameters it may be necessary to Rescan your system.)
Msg.7=Click Create to create a custom monitor inf file using PowerStrip, or click Change to change your monitor type using Device Manager.[P](After changing your monitor type it may be necessary to Rescan your system.)
Msg.8=Click Ok to have PowerStrip rescan your system now, or click Cancel to keep the current settings.[P]To change the current settings, click Cancel and then select the Change button.
Msg.9=Rescan system
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Hint=|[B][NAVY]Quick setup[p][DEF][L][P]This dialog box normally appears the first time PowerStrip is run, and allows you to confirm detected hardware and quickly configure basic program options.[P]For information on each control, use context-sensitive help or right-click on an item and select [B][GREEN]What is this?[DEF] from the pop-up menu.
B_Adapter.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Rescan display adapters[p][DEF][L][P]The first time it encounters new display hardware, PowerStrip records the adapter settings it finds for future reference. If these recorded values are incorrect, you can make whatever changes are necessary and them click the [B][GREEN]Rescan[DEF] button to have PowerStrip reread and record the default settings anew.
B_Cancel.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Cancel[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to cancel any changes you may have made and close the dialog box.
B_ChangeDisplay.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Change display [p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to change display settings or the display driver. Normally you would only need to do either if your display adapter was already overclocked, or the current resolution was different from what you typically use, or if you simply wanted to update your display driver.
B_Monitor.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Change monitor type[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button if the [B][GREEN]Attached monitor type[DEF] is incorrect. Like Windows and your display driver, PowerStrip reads monitor information directly from the registry. The [B][GREEN]Change[DEF] button allows you to update this information.
B_Ok.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Ok[p][DEF][L][P]Click this button to apply the changes you have made (if any) and close the dialog box.
CB_Adapters.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Device selection[p][DEF][L][P]Select the display adapter you wish to confirm. If multiple display adapters are installed and active, each will have its own set of unqiue characteristics and controls in PowerStrip.
CB_Autoload.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Auto-load with Windows[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip is added to the list of programs Windows loads whenever it starts up.
CB_AutoOSD.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Automatic on-screen display[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, the PowerStrip OSD will automatically appear whenever a change in display settings takes place, informing you of the current resolution, horizontal and vertical scan frequencies, sync polarity, and relevant engine, memory and pixel clock speeds.[P]You also have the option of viewing the OSD on demand via an optional hot key that can be defined in the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF].
CB_CpuIdle.Hint=|[B][NAVY]System idle thread[p][DEF][L][P]Sometimes referred to as "CPU cooling", this option enables an equivalent of the [B]System idle process[] one find in Windows NT/2000/XP.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] On ACPI-enabled systems, this option is largely redundant and may even be counter-productive.
CB_HK.Hint=|[B][NAVY]System-wide hot keys[p][DEF][L][P]This option determines whether PowerStrip hotkeys are enabled or disabled.
CB_HK_Safe.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Hot key assignments[p][DEF][L][P]A set of typical PowerStrip functions and suggested hot key assignments that you can opt to enable. [P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] If you need to change any of these hot key assignments, or add to them, you can do at any time in the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF].
CB_MemOpt.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Automatic memory recovery[p][DEF][L][P]Sometimes referred to as memory "optimization" and "defragmentation", this option tells PowerStrip to free up physical memory whenever a change in display settings takes place or an application closes. The amount of memory to free up is set at 20% of total physical memory by default, but can be changed at any time in the [B][GREEN]Resource manager[DEF]. You can also trigger [B][GREEN]Memory recovery[DEF] on demand via the hotkey of your choice - see the [B][GREEN]Hot key manager[DEF].
CB_Restore.Hint=|[B][NAVY]Restore settings on startup[p][DEF][L][P]If checked, PowerStrip will activate all your configuration settings and preferences each time it is started.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] This switch is provided for purposes of debugging and compatibility, and should normally be checked. In the event that you run into problems when PowerStrip starts, hold the [B]Ctrl[] or [B]Alt[] key down when PowerStrip starts.
[PSfonts]
Caption=Screen fonts
FHelp.CaptionButton.Hint=Help
FHelp.WhatsThis.Caption=&What is this?
B_Ok.Caption=Ok
B_Cancel.Caption=Cancel
L_Metrics.Caption=Font metrics
RG_Fonts.Caption=System font size
L_Horizontal.Caption=Horizontal pixels per inch (dpi)
Hint=|[B][NAVY]Screen fonts[p][DEF][L][P]Use the controls in this dialog box to adjust screen font size. The font size you select affects all display adapters in your system.[P][B][MAROON]Note:[DEF] Windows must be restarted if changes are made to font size.
[PSdriver]
Msg.1=Timing limitation|The clocks cannot be read on this display adapter, and must be calculated based on measurement of the vertical refresh rate.[P]Only approximations of the pixel clock and scan frequencies will be shown.
