/* Any Chooser package can get balloons on all items that are normally
added to the Chooser dialog by containing a STR# resource of
resource ID = PackResID (-5694) and following the convention below:
resource 'STR#' (-5694, sysheap, purgeable) {
{ "kEnabledLeftButton"; // message for button (or control) that is Enabled but not checked
"kDisabledLeftButton"; // message for the control that is Disabled
"kCheckedLeftButton"; // message for the control that is Checked (ie CtrlValue>0)
"kOtherLeftButton"; // message for the control that is Other (ie CtrlValue>1)
"kEnabledRightButton";
"kDisabledRightButton";
"kCheckedRightButton";
"kOtherRightButton";
"kEnabledOnButton";
"kDisabledOnButton";
"kCheckedOnButton";
"kOtherOnButton";
"kEnabledOffButton";
"kDisabledOffButton";
"kCheckedOffButton";
"kOtherOffButton";
"kEnabledOnOffTitle";
"kDisabledOnOffTitle";
"kCheckedOnOffTitle";
"kOtherOnOffTitle";
}
};
This is a horrible Chooser hack for 7.0 - but we'll follow along in GX.
*/
resource 'STR#' (-5694, sysheap, purgeable) {
{
"Click here to create a desktop printer for the selected device."; // message for button (or control) that is Enabled but not checked
"You have not selected a device to create, or there is not enough memory to create a desktop printer at this time."; // message for the control that is Disabled
""; // message for the control that is Checked (ie CtrlValue>0)
""; // message for the control that is Other (ie CtrlValue>1)
""; // kEnabledRightButton
""; // kDisabledRightButton
""; // kCheckedRightButton
""; // kOtherRightButton
"Use this pop–up menu to select the type of connection for the desktop printer you are creating.";