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 # Copyright 1999 Jean-Louis Thirot
 #
 # This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 # modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
 # License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
 # version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 #
 # This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
 # Lesser General Public License for more details.
 #
 # You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
 # License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
 # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
 #

 set WC_banner "Configuring wine - Please, fill in all sections"

 set WC_drivesSect "Drive section: Add the drives wine will need"
 set WC_path "Path"
 set WC_type "Type"
 set WC_label "Label"
 set WC_fstype "FS type"
 set EDIT Edit
 set REMOVE Remove
 set ADD Add

 set WC_wineSect "Wine section : please, check all path below"
 set WC_windows "Windows"
 set WC_system "System"
 set WC_temp "Temp"
 set WC_Symbols "Symbols"
 set WC_winepath "Click here to change the PATH variable"

 set WC_serialSect "Serial ports"
 set CLEAR "Clear"
 set WC_pathtitle "TkWineSetup Edit PATH "
 set WC_parallelSect "Parallel ports"

 set WC_logSect "Runtime Log file"
 set WC_exclude "Exlude messages"

 set WC_wineLook "Wine look"

 set WC_confserial "TkWineSetup - Configuring Serial Ports"
 set WC_confparallel "TkWineSetup - Configuring Parallel Ports"
 set WC_confdrives "TkWineSetup - Configuring Drives"

 set WC_serialbanner "Serial Ports Configuration.\n\n\
 Attach each device that you\n may need to a DOS port"

 set WC_driveSetBanner "Drive settings"
 set WC_editPathBanner "TkWineSetup: give search path for wine"

 set WC_PPbanner "Parallel Ports Configuration.\n\n\
 Attach each device that you\n may need to a DOS port"

 set chdrives1 {Drive letter}
 set chdrives2 "Drive Unix Path"
 set chdrives3 "Drive type"
 set chdrives4 "File System Type"
 set chdrives5 "Label"
 set chdrives6 "Device"
 set chdrives7 "Serial Number"

 set WC_helpondrives "Drives settings\n\n\
 List of drives availlable to wine. For each drive, you must specify the drive\
 letter, the type of the drive (floppy, hard drive, cdrom or network), the\
 filesystem type (mounted as unix (ext2), msdos (fat) or win95 (vfat). \n\n\
 To edit the parameters of a drive, select this drive and choose Edit.\n\n\
 Click Add to insert a new drive.\n\n \ A star at the beginning of the line\
 warns you that\ TkWineSetup cannot find the selected path. This is either an\
 error (if the drive does not exist) or a reference to an unmounted drive."

 set WC_helponwine "Wine System settings\n\n\
 Windows: Used to specify where wine would find the windows\
 directory (usually c:\\windows under dos).\n\n \
 System: Used to specify the system directory (usually
 C:\\windows\\system under DOS)\n\n \
 Temp: Used to specify where windows\
 applications should store temporary files (usually /tmp on unixes).\n\n \
 Symbols: give the full path to the symbol table required for wine\
  internal debugger \
 (usually, this file is named wine.sym) \n\n \
 You also need to set the PATH variable (same as standart dos \
 PATH variable) to tell wine where to search your windows application.\n\n \
 All path can be given both in UNIX or MSDOS syntax."


 set WC_helponserial "Serial Ports configuration\n\n\
 The left list shows the DOS name of communication port, and the rigth\
 column shows on which device it is attached. For exemple, if you\
 have a modem on /dev/cua0, and you put com1 attached\
 to /dev/cua0, then you will have to set your modem on com1\
 in windows application that requires it. It is common to\
 have a link /dev/modem pointing to the device where the modem\
 is attached, check with ls -l /dev/modem. You can specify\
 the max speed on each port (eg /dev/modem,38400 specify a port\
 attached to /dev/modem with a max speed of 38400 bps on that\
 prot).\n\n \
 If you have problems with the recognition of ports at runtime,\
 try to start wine -debugmsg +comm and see what you get"

 set WC_helponPP "Parallel Ports configuration\n\n\
 The left list shows the DOS name of parallel port, and the rigth\
 column shows on which device it is attached. For exemple, if you\
 have a printer on /dev/lpt1, and you put lpt1 attached\
 to /dev/lpt1, then you will have to set your printer on lpt1\
 in windows application that requires it. It is common to\
 have a link /dev/printer pointing to the device where the printer\
 is attached, check with ls -l /dev/printer."

 set WC_helponmisc "Spy\n\n \
 Give in the entry box below the name of the file that wine\
 will use at run time as logfile.\n\n\
 The Exclude message button below allow to select which\
 message to exclude (or include) from the log\
 (NOT IMPLEMENTED YET in TkWineSetup,\
 edit the file ~/.winerc manually), or leave the default (no exclude).\n\n\
 Wine look\n\n\
 Choose the prefered look (Win 3.1, Win95 or Win 98) to use. \
 This can be overidden when starting an application.\n "


 set WC_oneletter " is not valid.\n Drive letter can only be a SINGLE alpha character"
 set WC_usedletter " is not valid.\n Drive letter alreaddy in use"
 set WC_11letters " is not valid.\n Label cannot exeed 11 characters"
 set WC_givepath "You MUST specify a UNIX path"

 set WCHLP(1) "Enter Drive letter (this must be a single character) to use for \
 MSDOS like path"
 set WCHLP(2) "Enter Drive full path in UNIX syntax."
 set WCHLP(3) "Choose the type of drive that you want"
 set WCHLP(4) "Choose the file system type to use\
  to access this drive\
 \n\nWARNING\n\n
 This is NOT the way it is mounted on your UNIX box, but the way\
 you want wine to see it. Say unix for case sensitive search, winxx for case non sensitive file search.\
 So, if windows app are about to read/write files on this drive, it should be\
 set to winxx. This includes the TMP drives, EVEN IF IT'S A UNIX FILESYSTEM.\n\n\
 If the drives spans several file systems\
 (like CDroms or floppies can do)\
 then leave blank or say unix"
 set WCHLP(5) "Enter the desired Label.\
 Must not be more than 11 characters.\
 (Label is optional)."
 set WCHLP(6) "Enter the device (as in /dev/fd0).\n
 This is not requiered if\
 the drive is mounted at the time\
 you start wine."
 set WCHLP(7) "Enter the drive serial number\
 as an 8-characters hexadecimal number.\
 (optional)."

 set WC_quit "Any unsaved changes you made will be lost.\n
  are you sure you want to quit?"

 set WC_quitreally "Quit anyway"
 set WC_noquit "Cancel"

 set ChDefautConf "Choose the prefered configuration file to use as the default one"
 set DejaConf "Use existing config file:"
 set GiveCustomDefault "Enter (or choose) the configuration file to use"
 set GenereConf "Auto-generate a new configuration file"
 set TkWBuiltConf "Use TkWine built-in configuration file (not recommended)"
 set AutoConfFail " Warning: An error occured while running tools/wineconf.\n\
 You can still edit the generated file (if it does not crashes) but \n\
 some parts are probably missing. Check for a newer release of wine where wineconf could have been imporved"
	# Copyright 1999 Jean-Louis Thirot
	#
	# This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
	# modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
	# License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
	# version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
	#
	# This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
	# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
	# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
	# Lesser General Public License for more details.
	#
	# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
	# License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
	# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
	#

	set WC_banner "Configuring wine - Please, fill in all sections"

	set WC_drivesSect "Drive section: Add the drives wine will need"
	set WC_path "Path"
	set WC_type "Type"
	set WC_label "Label"
	set WC_fstype "FS type"
	set EDIT Edit
	set REMOVE Remove
	set ADD Add

	set WC_wineSect "Wine section : please, check all path below"
	set WC_windows "Windows"
	set WC_system "System"
	set WC_temp "Temp"
	set WC_Symbols "Symbols"
	set WC_winepath "Click here to change the PATH variable"

	set WC_serialSect "Serial ports"
	set CLEAR "Clear"
	set WC_pathtitle "TkWineSetup Edit PATH "
	set WC_parallelSect "Parallel ports"

	set WC_logSect "Runtime Log file"
	set WC_exclude "Exlude messages"

	set WC_wineLook "Wine look"

	set WC_confserial "TkWineSetup - Configuring Serial Ports"
	set WC_confparallel "TkWineSetup - Configuring Parallel Ports"
	set WC_confdrives "TkWineSetup - Configuring Drives"

	set WC_serialbanner "Serial Ports Configuration.\n\n\
	Attach each device that you\n may need to a DOS port"

	set WC_driveSetBanner "Drive settings"
	set WC_editPathBanner "TkWineSetup: give search path for wine"

	set WC_PPbanner "Parallel Ports Configuration.\n\n\
	Attach each device that you\n may need to a DOS port"

	set chdrives1 {Drive letter}
	set chdrives2 "Drive Unix Path"
	set chdrives3 "Drive type"
	set chdrives4 "File System Type"
	set chdrives5 "Label"
	set chdrives6 "Device"
	set chdrives7 "Serial Number"

	set WC_helpondrives "Drives settings\n\n\
	List of drives availlable to wine. For each drive, you must specify the drive\
	letter, the type of the drive (floppy, hard drive, cdrom or network), the\
	filesystem type (mounted as unix (ext2), msdos (fat) or win95 (vfat). \n\n\
	To edit the parameters of a drive, select this drive and choose Edit.\n\n\
	Click Add to insert a new drive.\n\n \ A star at the beginning of the line\
	warns you that\ TkWineSetup cannot find the selected path. This is either an\
	error (if the drive does not exist) or a reference to an unmounted drive."

	set WC_helponwine "Wine System settings\n\n\
	Windows: Used to specify where wine would find the windows\
	directory (usually c:\\windows under dos).\n\n \
	System: Used to specify the system directory (usually
	C:\\windows\\system under DOS)\n\n \
	Temp: Used to specify where windows\
	applications should store temporary files (usually /tmp on unixes).\n\n \
	Symbols: give the full path to the symbol table required for wine\
	internal debugger \
	(usually, this file is named wine.sym) \n\n \
	You also need to set the PATH variable (same as standart dos \
	PATH variable) to tell wine where to search your windows application.\n\n \
	All path can be given both in UNIX or MSDOS syntax."


	set WC_helponserial "Serial Ports configuration\n\n\
	The left list shows the DOS name of communication port, and the rigth\
	column shows on which device it is attached. For exemple, if you\
	have a modem on /dev/cua0, and you put com1 attached\
	to /dev/cua0, then you will have to set your modem on com1\
	in windows application that requires it. It is common to\
	have a link /dev/modem pointing to the device where the modem\
	is attached, check with ls -l /dev/modem. You can specify\
	the max speed on each port (eg /dev/modem,38400 specify a port\
	attached to /dev/modem with a max speed of 38400 bps on that\
	prot).\n\n \
	If you have problems with the recognition of ports at runtime,\
	try to start wine -debugmsg +comm and see what you get"

	set WC_helponPP "Parallel Ports configuration\n\n\
	The left list shows the DOS name of parallel port, and the rigth\
	column shows on which device it is attached. For exemple, if you\
	have a printer on /dev/lpt1, and you put lpt1 attached\
	to /dev/lpt1, then you will have to set your printer on lpt1\
	in windows application that requires it. It is common to\
	have a link /dev/printer pointing to the device where the printer\
	is attached, check with ls -l /dev/printer."

	set WC_helponmisc "Spy\n\n \
	Give in the entry box below the name of the file that wine\
	will use at run time as logfile.\n\n\
	The Exclude message button below allow to select which\
	message to exclude (or include) from the log\
	(NOT IMPLEMENTED YET in TkWineSetup,\
	edit the file ~/.winerc manually), or leave the default (no exclude).\n\n\
	Wine look\n\n\
	Choose the prefered look (Win 3.1, Win95 or Win 98) to use. \
	This can be overidden when starting an application.\n "


	set WC_oneletter " is not valid.\n Drive letter can only be a SINGLE alpha character"
	set WC_usedletter " is not valid.\n Drive letter alreaddy in use"
	set WC_11letters " is not valid.\n Label cannot exeed 11 characters"
	set WC_givepath "You MUST specify a UNIX path"

	set WCHLP(1) "Enter Drive letter (this must be a single character) to use for \
	MSDOS like path"
	set WCHLP(2) "Enter Drive full path in UNIX syntax."
	set WCHLP(3) "Choose the type of drive that you want"
	set WCHLP(4) "Choose the file system type to use\
	to access this drive\
	\n\nWARNING\n\n
	This is NOT the way it is mounted on your UNIX box, but the way\
	you want wine to see it. Say unix for case sensitive search, winxx for case non sensitive file search.\
	So, if windows app are about to read/write files on this drive, it should be\
	set to winxx. This includes the TMP drives, EVEN IF IT'S A UNIX FILESYSTEM.\n\n\
	If the drives spans several file systems\
	(like CDroms or floppies can do)\
	then leave blank or say unix"
	set WCHLP(5) "Enter the desired Label.\
	Must not be more than 11 characters.\
	(Label is optional)."
	set WCHLP(6) "Enter the device (as in /dev/fd0).\n
	This is not requiered if\
	the drive is mounted at the time\
	you start wine."
	set WCHLP(7) "Enter the drive serial number\
	as an 8-characters hexadecimal number.\
	(optional)."

	set WC_quit "Any unsaved changes you made will be lost.\n
	are you sure you want to quit?"

	set WC_quitreally "Quit anyway"
	set WC_noquit "Cancel"

	set ChDefautConf "Choose the prefered configuration file to use as the default one"
	set DejaConf "Use existing config file:"
	set GiveCustomDefault "Enter (or choose) the configuration file to use"
	set GenereConf "Auto-generate a new configuration file"
	set TkWBuiltConf "Use TkWine built-in configuration file (not recommended)"
	set AutoConfFail " Warning: An error occured while running tools/wineconf.\n\
	You can still edit the generated file (if it does not crashes) but \n\
	some parts are probably missing. Check for a newer release of wine where wineconf could have been imporved"