YaST2 (bootloader) - en to en translation catalogue (526 entries)

note: help text for the custom LILO installation, 1 of 10
en: <p>
    LILO (the LInux LOader) can be installed in numerous ways:
    </p>
en: <p>
    LILO (the LInux LOader) can be installed in different places:</p>

note: custom LILO help text, 5 of 10
en: <p>
    Notice: If you use this method, you will also need to configure your other boot manager
    (e.g. <tt>loadlin</tt>) accordingly.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Notice: If you use this method, you will also need to configure
    your other boot manager (e.g. <tt>loadlin</tt>) accordingly.
    </p>

note: custom LILO help text, 6 of 10
en: <p>
    - In some <b>other</b> partition. You need to know your system's restrictions
    when you select this option. Most PCs for example have a BIOS limit that
    restricts booting to hard disk cylinders below 1024. Depending on what boot
    manager you use, you may or you may not be able to boot with LILO in a logical
    partition.
    </p>
en: <p>
    - In some <b>other</b> partition. You need to know your system's
    restrictions when you select this option. Most PCs for example have a
    BIOS limit that restricts booting to hard disk cylinders below
     1024. Depending on what boot manager to use, you may or you may not
     be able to boot with LILO in a logical partition.
    </p>

note: custom LILO help text, 7 of 10
en: <p>
    Enter the partition's device name (e.g. <tt>/dev/hda3</tt>,
    <tt>/dev/sdb</tt>) in the input field.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Enter the partition's device name (e.g. <tt>/dev/hda3</tt>,
    <tt>/dev/sdb</tt>) in the input field.
    </p>
    <br>

note: Information about suggested LILO installation: Some other system present (MS Windows etc.) - LILO will be installed on floppy just to play safe
en: Another operating system has been detected on your computer.
    
    LILO will be installed on a floppy disk in order to make sure
    this operating system can be booted.
en: Another operating system has been detected on your computer.
    
    LILO will be installed on a floppy disk in order to make sure
    this operating system can safely be started.

note: Information about suggested LILO installation: The /boot partition is not accessible (e.g. above cylinder 1024). LILO and the kernel files need to be installed on a floppy. Caution: This message will not automatically be line-wrapped if too long!
en: With the current hard disk partitioning, Linux cannot be started
    directly from hard disk.
    
    LILO and all necessary start files need to be installed
    on a floppy disk. Another configuration is not recommended.
en: With the current hard disk partitioning Linux cannot be started
    directly from hard disk.
    
    LILO and all necessary start files need to be installed on a floppy disk.
    Another configuration is not recommended.

note: Information about suggested LILO installation: We have a mixed IDE / SCSI system and made an educated guess (but just a guess! We are not sure!) about the most likely boot disk. The name of that disk is shown along with the message. LILO will be installed in the MBR of this disk.
en: There are several hard disks installed in your computer.
    Most likely the following disk is being used for system booting:
    
    %1
    
    LILO will be installed on the boot sector of this disk.
en: There are several hard disks installed in your computer.
    It is most likely that the following disk is being used for system start:
    
    %1
    
    LILO will be installed in the start sector of this disk.

note: Information about suggested LILO installation: The best case: No other OS on the machine, /boot can be reached, no doubts about the boot device. Everything perfect. LILO will be installed in the MBR of the boot disk.
en: No other operating system has been detected on your computer.
    
    LILO will be installed on the boot sector of the first hard disk.
en: No other operating system has been detected on your computer.
    
    LILO will be installed in the start sector of the first hard disk.

note: help text system start configuration, boot manager, lilo and so on help part 1 of 6
en: <p>
    SuSE Linux comes with a boot manager, <b><i>LILO</i></b>, that is capable of
    starting Linux as well as other operating systems.
    </p>
en: <p>
    SuSE Linux comes with a boot manager, <b><i>LILO</i></b>, that is capable of
    starting Linux as well as other operating systems. 
    </p>

note: help part 4 of 6
en: For most PC BIOSes, this means LILO has to be installed on the first
    hard disk below cylinder 1024, either in the MBR (the Master Boot Record),
    in a bootable primary partition - or on a boot floppy
    (if you have a floppy disk drive).
    </p>
en: <p>
    For most PC BIOSes, this means LILO has to be installed on the first
    hard disk below cylinder 1024, either in the MBR (the Master Boot
    Record) or on a bootable primary partition - or on a boot floppy
    (if you have a floppy disk drive).
    </p>

note: help part 5 of 6
en: <p>
    When other operating systems are installed, YaST2 will always suggest
    the safest possible option: Install LILO on a boot floppy.
    This ensures there will be no conflict with the other operating system(s)
    on your computer.
    </p>
en: <p>
    When other operating systems are installed, YaST2 will always suggest
    the safest possible option: Install LILO on a boot floppy. This makes
    sure there will be no conflict with the other operating system(s) on
    your computer.
    </p>

note: help part 6 of 6
en: <p>
    Please note that LILO is capable of booting other operating systems.
    But the use of this feature requires an in depth knowledge of your system.
    Please read the manual for details.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Please note that LILO is capable of booting other operating
    systems, too. But to make use of that feature requires additional
    skills and knowledge. Please read the manual for details.
    </p>
    <br>

note: Radio button for SILO installation: Have other boot manager, install in partition /boot only
en: Install SILO on partition /&boot
en: Install LILO on partition /&boot

note: helptext for the customized SILO installation part 1 of 3
en: <p>
    SILO (the SPARC Improved boot LOader) can be installed in different locations:
    </p>
en: <p>
    SILO (the SPARC Improved boot LOader) can be installed in different places:
    </p>

note: part 2 of 3
en: <p>
    - In the <b>MBR</b> (the Master Boot Record).  This is recommended whenever SuSE Linux
    is the only operating system on the hard drive, or if you <em>definitely</em>
    know that you can boot all the other operating systems with SILO.
    </p>
en: <p>
    - In the <b>MBR</b> (the Master Boot Record).  This is recommended whenever SuSE Linux
    is the only operating system on the hard drive, or if you <em>definitely</em>
    know that you can boot all the other operating systems with SILO. The old MBR
    should be saved to disk, as a precaution.
    </p>

note: help part 6 of 6
en: <p>
    Please notice that SILO is capable of booting other operating
    systems, too. But to make use of that feature requires additional
    skills and knowledge. Please read the manual for details.
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    Please note that SILO is capable of booting other operating
    systems, too. But to make use of that feature requires additional
    skills and knowledge. Please read the manual for details.
    </p>
    <br>

note: boot write to floppy failed
en: Could not write LILO boot sector to the floppy.
    Please check that the floppy disk is formatted
    and that the write protection tab is removed.
    Do you want to try again?
en: Couldn't write LILO boot sector to the floppy.
    Please check that the floppy disk is formatted
    and that the write protection is removed.
    Do you want to try again?

en: The LILO boot sector has been written to disk. You can restore
    the old boot sector in the installed system with "lilo -u %1"
en: The LILO boot sector has been written to disk.
    You can restore the old boot sector in the 
    installed system with "lilo -u %1"

note: help text for language,keyboard,timezone screen
en: <p>
    Choose the <b>keyboard layout</b> you want to use during
    installation and for the installed system.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Choose the <b>keyboard layout</b> you want to use now during
    installation and later in the installed system.
    </p>

en: <p>
    Please select the appropriate <b>timezone</b>.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Then select the appropriate <b>timezone</b>.
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) continued
en: <p>
    All of the configuration dialogs will bring you back to this screen after 
    they are finished.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Any of the configuration dialogs will take you back to this screen here after they are finished.
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) END
en: <p>
    Please realize that not all hardware can be detected automatically.
    If your hardware is not shown here, you will still be able to configure it 
    manually.
    Just press the appropriate configuration button in this dialog.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Please note that not all hardware can be detected automatically.
    If your hardware is not shown here, you may still be able to configure it manually.
    Just press the appropriate configuration button in this dialog.
    </p>

note: Button that will really abort the installation
en: &Abort Installation
en: &Abort installation

note: Button that will continue with the installation
en: &Continue Installation
en: &Continue installation

note: show where lilo will be installed, this means just on the boot record of the partition
en: The Linux boot manager will only be installed on a linux partition.
en: The Linux boot manager will only be installed on the linux partition.

note: helptext (html-format) part 1 of 6
en: <p>
    YaST2 now has all the required information.
    <b><i>Please read all the information carefully</i></b> before you 
    continue.
    </p>
en: <p>
    YaST2 now has all the required information.
    <b><i>Please read all the data carefully</i></b> before you continue.
    </p>

note: part 2 of 6
en: <p>
    You will need your <b>user name</b>, your <b>user password</b> and -
    most importantly - the <b>root password</b> to work with the installed
    system. Do not forget this information! (But do not write them on a post-it
    note on your screen, either - this is a common security hole).
    </p>
en: <p>
    You will need your <b>user name</b>, your <b>user password</b> and -
    most importantly - the <b>root password</b> to work with the installed
    system. Do not forget those values! (But do not write them on a post-it
    note on your screen, either - this is a common security hole).
    </p>

note: part 3 of 6
en: <p>
    If you are satisfied with the settings, select <b>next</b> in this dialog
    to <b><i>start the installation</i></b>. This initiates the actual
    installation: your hard disk will be prepared according to your
    selections, and the software will be installed.
    </p>
en: <p>
    If you are satisfied with the settings, select <b>next</b> in this dialog
    to <b><i>start the installation</i></b>. This is when things will
    actually happen: Your hard disk will be prepared according to your
    selections, and the software will be installed.
    </p>

note: part 4 of 6
en: <p>
    If you wish to change any of the settings, use <b>back</b> to move back
    to the respective dialog(s), change them accordingly and then use
    <b>next</b> to return to this screen again.
    </p>
en: <p>
    If you wish to change any of the settings, use <b>back</b> to move back
    to the respective dialog(s), change them accordingly and then use
    <b>next</b> to move to this screen again.
    </p>

note: part 5 of 6
en: <p>
    <b>Save the settings to a floppy disk</b> if you want to re-use these
    settings later.  Please use a fresh floppy disk - <em>not</em> the
    supplied SuSE "Boot disk" or the SuSE "Modules" disk. You might
    need these in the future.
    </p>
en: <p>
    <b>Save settings to floppy disk</b> if you want to re-use these
    settings later.  Please use a fresh floppy disk - <em>not</em> the
    supplied SuSE "Boot disk" or the SuSE "Modules" disk. You might
    need those some day.
    </p>

note: part 6 of 6
en: <p>
    If you wish to abort the installation entirely, select <b>Abort
    installation</b>.  You will lose all settings chosen so far,
    but your hard disk will remain untouched.
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    If you wish to abort the installaion entirely, select <b>Abort
    installation</b>.  You will lose all settings chosen so far,
    but your hard disk will remain untouched.
    </p>
    <br>

en: Warning:
    
    YaST2 has all necessary information to install SuSE Linux.
    The installation will be done according to your
    selections made in the previous dialogs.
    To commit the installation, and all choices made
    so far, choose "yes".  Choose "no" to go back
    to the previous dialog.
    
    Start installation?
en: Warning:
    
    YaST2 has all information to install SuSE Linux.
    The installation will be done according to your
    settings done by the previous dialogs.
    To commit the installation, and all choices made
    so far, choose "yes".  Choose "no" to go back
    to the previous dialog.
    
    Start installation?

note: Just for safety Yes/No MsgBox; default: Yes
en: The current configuration and settings will be saved
    on a floppy disk.  Please insert a formatted floppy.
    
    Write data to floppy disk now?
en: The selected configuration and settings will be saved
    on a floppy disk.  Please insert a formatted floppy.
    
    Write data to floppy disk now?

en: Couldn't write your settings to the floppy.
    Please check to make sure that the floppy is
    formatted and that the write protection is removed.
en: Couldn't write your settings to the floppy.
    Is it formatted and is the write protection removed?

note: help text for installation method
en: <p>
    Select <b>new installation</b> if there is no existing SuSE Linux
    system on your machine or if you want to completely replace an
    existing SuSE Linux system, abandoning all its configuration settings.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Select <b>new installation</b> if there is no existing SuSE Linux
    system on your machine or if you want to completely replace an
    existing SuSE Linux system, abandoning all its configuration settings.
    </p>
    <br>

note: no storage controllers found, where are the hard disks attached ?
en: No hard disks could be found for installation
    Please check your hardware
en: No disks found for installation
    Please check your hardware

en: Installation Logging
en: Installation Log

en: <p>
    Normally, this will take a couple of minutes. Please wait...
    </p>
    <p>
    <tt>SuSEconfig</tt> has to initialize your SuSE Linux system.  Depending on
    the CPU and the amount of memory, this process can take some time.
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    Normally, this will take a couple of minutes. Please wait...
    </p>
    <p>
    <tt>SuSEconfig</tt> has to initialize your SuSE Linux system.  Depending on
    the CPU and the amount of memory, this procedure can take some time.
    </p>
    <br>

note: Show a Wizardwindow with  that contents. Don't use the Id `next, `back, and `help helptext for language,keyboard,timezone screen
en: <p>
    Choose the <b>language</b> to be used during installation and for
    the installed system.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Choose the <b>language</b> to be used during installation and later in
    the installed system.
    </p>

note: help1 part 2 of 2
en: <p>
    The whole procedure may take some time. If you want to know more
    about the software coming with <b>SuSE Linux</b>
    don't hesitate to have a look at the <em>SuSE Support Database</em> 
    (http://sdb.suse.de)
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    The whole procedure may take some time. If you want to know more
    about the software coming with <b>SuSE Linux</b>
    don't hesitate to have a look at the <em>SuSE Support Database</em> 
    (http://sdb.suse.de/sdb/en)
    </p>
    <br>

note: helptext (help2) reports packages will be installed help2 part 1 of 2
en: <p>
    The selected software will be installed.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    And if you're feeling bored watching this screen take the time to
    browse through appendix F of
    the manual; this appendix tries to answer <em>Frequently Asked
    Questions</em> (FAQ).
    </p>
en: <p>
    Please wait while your Linux software is installed.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    And if you're feeling bored watching this screen take the time to
    browse through appendix F of
    the manual; this appendix tries to answer <em>Frequently Asked
    Questions</em> (FAQ).
    </p>

note: help2 part 2 of 2
en: <p>
    Don't hesitate to have a look at the <em>SuSE Support Database</em> 
    (http://sdb.suse.de) if you want to know more about the
    software coming with <b>SuSE Linux</b>.
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    Don't hesitate to have a look at the <em>SuSE Support Database</em> 
    (http://sdb.suse.de/sdb/en) if you want to know more about the
    software that comes with <b>SuSE Linux</b>.
    </p>
    <br>

note: inform user about installation or deinstallation progress, so the label have to be a common expression for how many packages are already worked trough (german: abgearbeitet)
en: %1 packages processed
en: %1 packages installed

note: Radio button for installation from local hard disk
en: &Harddisk
en: &Hard disk

note: help, continued
en: <p>
    <b>Harddisk</b> You can copy your SuSE CDs to the
    harddisk and use that source for installation.<br>
    Insert the pathname, where the contents of first
    CD is located, e.g. /usr/SuSE7-1/<b>CD1</b>
    </p>
en: <p>
    <b>Hard disk</b> You can copy your SuSE CDs to the
    hard disk and use that source for installation.<br>
    Insert the pathname, where the contents of first
    CD is located, e.g. /usr/SuSE7-1/<b>CD1</b>
    </p>

note: help, continued
en: <p>
    <b>Network</b> installation requires a working network connection
    (possibly you have to do YaST2 "Network/Base"
    configuration first). 
    Specify the directory where the packages of the first CD are
    located, e.g. /usr/SuSE7-1/<b>CD1</b>. Only the base path is
    required if packages are not split, e.g. /usr/full-i386.
    The directory must be listed in the file <i>/etc/exports</i>
    on NFS server.  
    </p>
en: <p>
    <b>Network</b> installation requires a working network connection
    (you may possibly have to do YaST2 "Network/Base"
    configuration first). 
    Specify the directory where the packages of the first CD are
    located, e.g. /usr/SuSE7-1/<b>CD1</b>. Only the base path is
    required if packages are not split, e.g. /usr/full-i386.
    The directory must be listed in the file <i>/etc/exports</i>
    on NFS server.  
    </p>

en: %1 required disk space
en: %1 disk space required

note: Explain additional software categories (E.g. Multimedia, Games, Development, ...). help part 1 of 3
en: <p>
    Select categories of software to install.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    The base system will always be installed. The software categories
    automatically include other system components as required,
    i.e. if you select a desktop like <i>KDE</i> or <i>GNOME</i>, the X
    Window System will automatically be installed.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Select categories of software to install.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    The basic system will always be installed. The software categories
    automatically include other system components as required,
    i.e. if you select a desktop like <i>KDE</i> or <i>GNOME</i>, the X
    Window System will automatically be installed.
    </p>

note: help part 3 of 3
en: <p>
    SuSE Linux comes with all the source code, so you have the option to
    <b>install available sources</b> for selected components.  Please
    note: Sources are not available for commercial software.
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    SuSE Linux comes with all free source code, so you have the option to
    <b>install available sources</b> for selected components.  Please
    note: Sources are not available for commercial software.
    </p>
    <br>

note: Explain selectable system configurations but beware: some of the text in <b>'s, e.g. Default comes from the index file, translations must be consistent with po/index/index.??.po help text
en: <p>
    The SuSE Linux <b>Default</b> system is a good software
    selection for most users. You will not need to insert all of the CDs that 
    come with SuSE Linux for this selection. Additional software from the
    other CDs can always be installed later. 
    </p>
en: <p>
    The SuSE Linux <b>Default</b> system is a good software
    base for most systems. You will not need to insert all of the CDs that 
    come with SuSE Linux for this selection. Further software from the
    other CDs can always be added later. 
    </p>

note: help text, continued
en: <p>
    <b>All packages</b> includes every software package that comes
    with SuSE  Linux except the sources. Please make sure you have a lot of
    disk space available when you select this option.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    For more control about what software to install select
    <b>Detailed selection</b>.
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    <b>Almost everything</b> includes every software package that comes
    with SuSE  Linux except the sources. Please make sure you have a lot of
    disk space available when you select this option.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    For more control about what software to install select
    <b>Detailed selection</b>.
    </p>
    <br>

note: Several X Servers (XFree86\tm 3.3 and other)
en: X Servers (XFree86[tm]
en: X Servers (XFree86[tm])

note: Window Manager and Desktop
en: Window Manager
en: Window Managers

note: Popup text: User deselected the package before but it is an automatically needed one and it should be installed
en: 
    You wanted to deselect "%1" due to package
    conflicts. But nevertheless it is recommended
    to install the package because it is needed from
    other package(s).
    
    Do you want to install "%1"?
en: 
    You wanted to deselect "%1" due to package
    conflicts. But nevertheless it is recommended
    to install the package because it is needed by
    other package(s).
    
    Do you want to install "%1"?

note: Descriptions of lists for dialog Update follow. list1:  packages which must be manually checked
en: <p>This packages need a manual decision
    whether to do the update or not. The packages are signed with "m".
    Double click on line in list to select the package for update (the status
    will change to "u").</p>
en: <p>These packages need a manual decision
    whether to do the update or not. The packages are signed with "m".
    Double click on line in list to select the package for update (the status
    will change to "u").</p>

note: Message popup after package search came up without any matching result
en: No matching result found.
en: No matching result found

note: helptext is splitted into components which are added to get the different text for single / pay / post install / update package selection help part1
en: <p>
    This dialog is divided into two sections: 
    
    on the left is a list with all available <b>package
    sets</b> and information about disk space. On the
    right is a list with <b>every package</b>
    belonging to the selected set. 
    </p>
en: <p>
    This dialog is divided into two sections: 
    
    on the left a list with all available <b>package
    sets</b> and information about disk space, on the
    right a list with <b>every package</b>
    belonging to the selected set. 
    </p>

note: title for popup with helptext
en: Help Software Single Selection
en: Software Single Selection Help

note: title for popup with help text
en: Help Commercial Package Selection
en: Commercial Package Selection Help

note: additional help for post install
en: <p>
    You have the possibility to install additional
    packages or to delete installed ones.
    Please be careful when deleting packages and always
    pay attention to <em>Warning</em> popups.
    Do not remove Linux Base System packages ( set 'a' ).
    </p>
en: <p>
    You have the option to install additional
    packages or to delete installed ones.
    Please be careful when deleting packages and always
    pay attention to <em>Warning</em> popups.
    Do not remove Linux Base System packages ( set 'a' ).
    </p>

note: title for popup with help text
en: Help Single Package Selection
en: Single Package Selection Help

note: additional help for update
en: <p>
    YaST2 Single Update Selection shows 3 lists of packages.
    </p>
    <p>
    <b>"m"</b>: these packages should be checked manually
    whether to do the update or not. Double click once to
    change the status to "u" (update the package), double
    click again to get status "i" (retain the installed one).
    </p>
en: <p>
    YaST2 Single Update Selection shows 3 lists of packages.
    </p>
    <p>
    <b>"m"</b>: these packages should be checked manually
    as to whether to do the update or not. Double click once to
    change the status to "u" (update the package), double
    click again to get status "i" (retain the installed one).
    </p>

note: title for popup with help text
en: Help Select Packages to update
en: Select Packages to update - Help

en: You cannot use one of the following mountpoints:
    /proc, /dev, /mnt, var/adm/mnt, /lost+found
en: You cannot use one of the following mountpoints:
    /proc, /dev, /mnt, /var/adm/mnt, /lost+found

en: Wrong input for the start of the partition, 
    you must must enter the start cylinder (e.g. 77).
en: Wrong input for the start of the partition,
    You must must enter the start cylinder (e.g. 77).

en: Wrong input for the end of the partition.
    
    Enter the end cylinder (e.g. 77) or an offset (e.g.+122)
    Or specify the size of the partition directly (e.g. +100M or 1.8GB )
en: Wrong input for the end of the partition.
    
    You must must enter the end cylinder (e.g. 77) or an offset (e.g.+122)
    or you can specify the size of the partition directly (e.g. +100M or +1GB)

en: On which disk do you want to create the partition?
en: On which disk do you want to create a the partition?

en: No extended partition exists.
en: No extended partition exists

en: There already exist four primary/extended partitions.
en: Four primary/extended partitions already excist.

note: example "No primary partition: No space left"
en: No primary partition:
en: No primary partition

note: example "No logical partition: No space left
en: No logical- partition:
en: No logical partition

en: Extendend partition creation: Is possible
en: Extended partition creation: Is possible

note: example "No extended partition: No space left
en: No extended partition:
en: No extended partition

en: It is not possible, to create a partition on %1
en: It is not possible to create a partition on %1

note: %1 and %3 are not neccecary anymore, dur to the translation, i have not changed it. Popup Create Partition: Description of partition %1 and %3 are free space,  %2 is for example "/dev/hda3"
en: %1 Create a primary partition on %2 %3
en: %1  Create a primary partition on %2 %3

note: Popup Create Partition: Description of partition %1 and %3 are many spaces,  %2 is for example "/dev/hda3"
en: %1 Create an extended partition on %2 %3
en: %1 Create a extended partition on %2 %3

note: Popup Create Partition: Description of partition %1 and %3 are many spaces,  %2 is for example "/dev/hda3"
en: %1 Create a logical partition on %2 %3
en: %1  Create a logical partition on %2 %3

en: Do you really want to reread the partiton table?
    All current changes will be lost!
en: Do you really want to reread the partiton table?
    All current changes are lost!

en: *** Hallo Beta-Tester! ***
    
    Die Partitions-Situation auf diesem Rechner ist interessant.
    
    Bitte schreibt die Partitionstabelle in eine Datei (dd) und
    leitet die Ausgabe von fdisk -l in eine Datei.
    
    Sendet dann bitte beide Dateien an kkaempf@suse.de.
en: *** Hello Beta-Tester! ***
    
    The partition situation on this computer is interestinf.
    
    Please write the partition table to a file (dd) and
    transfer the output from fdisk -l to a file.
    
    Then send both files to kkaempt@suse.de.

note: help part 2 of 3
en: 
    <p>
    Under certain conditions not all of your hard disks can be
    auto-detected properly. If you wish to install SuSE Linux on such a
    hard disk, you might want to use <b>YaST1</b> as described in the manual.
    </p>
en: 
    <p>
    Under certain conditions not all of your hard disks might be
    auto-detected properly. If you wish to install SuSE Linux on such a
    hard disk, you might want to use <b>YaST1</b> as described in the manual.
    </p>

note: help part 3 of 3
en: 
    <p>
    For experts, there is the <b>custom partitioning</b> option for full
    control of partitioning your hard disk(s) and assigning
    partitions to your SuSE Linux installation.
    </p>
    <br>
en: 
    <p>
    For experts, there is the <b>custom partitioning</b> option for full
    control about how to partition your hard disk(s) and assigning
    partitions to your SuSE Linux installation.
    </p>
    <br>

note: The Windows partition has not enough free space for Linux. Tell the user the needed amount of free space and that he should terminate the installation now.
en: An error has occured!
    
    Your Windows partition has not enough free space for
    the SuSE Linux minimum installation.
    
    If you want to install Linux anyway please boot Windows
    and uninstall some applications or delete some data.
    
    You need at least %1 megabytes of free space on the
    Windows device including Windows work space and
    space for SuSE Linux.
en: An error has occured!
    
    Your Windows partition does not have enough free space for
    the SuSE Linux minimum installation.
    
    If you want to install Linux anyway please boot Windows
    and uninstall some applications or delete some data.
    
    You need at least %1 megabytes of free space on the
    Windows device including Windows work space and
    space for SuSE Linux.

note: helptext, part 2 of 5
en: <p>
    You can either use the <b>entire hard disk</b> or one or more of the
    partitions or free regions shown. The selected space must be contiguous.
    </p>
en: <p>
    You can either use the <b>entire hard disk</b> or one or more of the
    partitions or free regions shown. The selected space needs to be contiguous.
    </p>

en: Warning: You have a partition at the beginning of the disk %2.
    This is not compatible with the bootloader.
    You should delete this partiton and create a new partition
    starting at cylinder %1.
    
    Do you want to change your partitioning?
en: Warning: You have a partition at the beginning of the disk %2.
    This is not compatible with the bootloader.
    You should delete this partion and create a new partition
    starting at cylinder %1.
    
    Do you want to change your partitioning

en: You have not created and activated a swap partition. There is nothing wrong with that,
    but in common it is highly recommended to create an activate a swap partition.
    Created swap partitions are listed in the main window with the type "Linux Swap".
    An activated swap partition have a mountpoint "swap"
en: You have not created and activated a swap partition. There is nothing wrong with that,
    but in common it is highly recommended to create an activate a swap partition.
    Created swap partitions are listed in the main window with the type "Linux Swap".
    An activated swap partition has a mountpoint "swap"

note: helptext for popup create partition line 1 of 6
en: <p>First, please choose the type of the new partiton and whether this partition should be formatted or not.</p>
en: <p>Please first choose the type of the new partiton and whether this partion should be formatted or not.</p>

note: helptext for popup create extended  partition line
en: <p>Please enter the starting cylinder number of the partition.
    After that you can either specify an ending cylinder number or an offset from the first cylinder (e.g +66).
    It is also possible to specify the size of the partition directly (e.g. +2G or +100M or +20000K)</p>
en: <p>Please enter the starting cylinder number of the partition.
    After that you can either specify an ending cylinder number or an offset from the first cylinder (e.g +66).
    It is also possible to specify the size of the partition directly (e.g. +2G or +100M or +20000K))</p>

note: helptext for popup edit already existing partition line 1 of 3
en: <p>For an already existing partition you can only change the mount point and format.</p>
en: <p>For a already existing partition you can only change the mount point and format.</p>

en: Error Logging
en: Error Log

en: Would you like to see the logging ?
en: Would you like to see the error log?

en: Preparing reboot; one moment please...
en: preparing reboot; one moment please...

en: There is nothing to be updated.
en: There is nothing to be updated

en: Select the desired kernel:
en: Select the desired kernel

en: Evaluate root-partition; One moment please...
en: Evaluate root partition; One moment please...

en: Please check logging at the end of the update.
en: Please check the log at the end of the update

note: inform user about installation progress
en: %1 packages updated
en: %1 packages installed

en: Following packages have been installed with errors:
en: The following packages have been installed with errors:

en: Please check logging at the end of update.
en: Please check log at the end of update.

en: The version of installation-medium is too old:
en: The installation medium version is too old:

en: Please cancel update and choose another install-medium.
en: Please cancel the update and choose another installation medium.

en: Evaluate update-packages; One moment please...
en: One moment please...

en: A broken update has been found.
    Do we have to continue this update?
en: A previous update attempt has been found.
    Continue this update?

en: Installed version:
en:     Installed version :

en: Update version:
en:     Update version :

en: Update base packages:
en: Updating base packages

note: explain chooseable system configurations but beware: some of the text in <b>'s, e.g. Default comes from the index file, translations must be consistent with po/index/index.??.po help part 1 of 3
en: <p>
    <b>SuSE Linux</b> has got many new features since the last Version.
    </p>
en: <p>
    <b>SuSE Linux</b> has gained many new features since the last Version.
    </p>

note: help part 2 of 3
en: <p>
    If you want to install these new features, please select, which kind of software-group do you want
    to have.</p>
en: <p>
    If you want to install this new features, please select, which software group you require
    </p>

note: help part 2 of 3
en: <p>
    If you only want to update your existing system and programs you can
    deselect this option.
    </p>
en: <p>If you only want to update your existing system and programs you can
    deselect this option.
    </p>

note: advise user to remember his new password
en: Don't forget what you enter here!
en: Don't forget what you enter here !

note: Label: get password for user root Please use newline if label is longer than 40 characters
en: &Enter a password for the root user:
en: &Enter a password for user root:

note: help text ( explain what the user "root" is and does ) help part 1 of 4
en: <p>
    Unlike normal users of the system, who for instance write texts, create
    graphics or browse the Internet, the user "root" exists on
    every system and is called into action whenever
    administrative tasks need to be performed. In other words: login as root
    whenever you need, or want, to be the system administrator, and only then.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Apart from normal users of the system, who write texts, for instance, create
    graphics or look for information on the Internet, the user "root" exists on
    every system. The user "root" is always called into action whenever
    administrative tasks need to be performed. In other words: login as root
    whenever you need, or want, to be the system administrator, and only then.
    </p>

note: help part 2 of 4
en: <p>
    Because the root user is equipped with extensive permissions, the password
    for "root" should be carefully chosen . A combination of letters and numbers
    is recommended. To ensure that the password was entered correctly, you are
    asked to repeat the process in a second field.
    </p>
en: <p>
    As this administrator is equipped with extensive permissions, the password for
    "root" should be chosen carefully. A combination of letters and numbers is
    recommended. To ensure that the password was entered correctly, you are asked
    to repeat the process in a second field.</p>

note: help part 3 of 4
en: <p>
    All the rules for the example user password apply to the "root" password:
    you must distinguish between upper and lower case; a password should have at
    least 5 characters, and as a rule, not contain any special characters
    (e.g. accented letters).
    </p>
en: <p>
    Remember the rules for the user
    password - the same signs are valid for the "root" password: you must
    distinguish between upper and lower case; a password should have at least 5
    characters, and as a rule, 
    not contain any umlauts.
    </p>

note: help part 4 of 4
en: <p>
    Possible characters are
    <tt>#*,.;:._-+!</tt><tt>$%&/|?{[()]}</tt> and blanks and digits <tt>0</tt>
    to <tt>9</tt>.
    </p>
    <p>
    Do not forget this "root" password!
    </p>
en: <p>
    Possible characters in addition are
    <tt>#*,.;:._-+!</tt><tt>$%&/|?{[()]}</tt> and blanks and digits <tt>0</tt>
    to <tt>9</tt>.
    </p>
    <p>
    Do not forget this "root" password!
    </p>
    <br>

note: There is a check whether the information from the UI is correct and complete The root password may contain only certain characters
en: The password may only contain the following characters:
     0..9, a..z, A..Z, and any of "#* ,.;:._-+!$%&/|?{[()]}".
    Please try again.
en: The password may only contain the following
    characters: 0..9, a..z, A..Z, 
    and any of "# ,.;:._-+!$%&/|?{[()]}".
    Please try again.

note: Information about the user.  This info is used to create an initial user account: first name, surname, login name and password.  Data will be written to /etc/passwd. "Personify" is also the name of the dialog.
en: Personalize
en: Personalise

note: User account information, forename or first name
en: &First name:
en: &First name

note: User account information, surname or family name
en: &Last name:
en: &Last name

note: help text (description of what to do, some background information) html-format help part 1 of 5
en: <p>
    Linux is a multiuser system; several different users can be logged in the
    system at the same time.  In order to avoid confusion, each user must have
    a unique identity if they want to use Linux.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Linux is a multiuser system; several different users can log in on the system
    and work there. In order to avoid confusion of data, each user must identify
    himself uniquely if he wants to use Linux.
    </p>

note: help part 2 of 5
en: <p>
    If you fill out the fields (<b>First Name</b> and <b>Last Name</b>), an
    account is created for an user with this name and a <b>Password</b> is stored.
    When entering a password, you must distinguish between upper and lower case; a
    password should have at least 5 characters, and as a rule, not contain any
    special characters (e.g. accented characters).
    </p>
en: <p>
    If you fill out the fields (<b>First Name</b> and <b>Last Name</b>),
    an account is created for an user with this name and a <b>Password</b> is stored.
    When entering a password, you must distinguish between upper and lower case; a
    password should have at least 5 characters, and as a rule,
    not contain any umlauts.</p>

note: help part 3 of 5
en: <p>
    Possible characters are
    <tt>#*,.;:._-+!$</tt><tt>%&/|?{[()]}</tt> and blanks and digits
    <tt>0</tt> to <tt>9</tt>.
    It's enough to use a password with a length of approximately 8 alpha-numeric
    characters. To ensure that the password was entered correctly, you are asked to
    repeat it exactly in a second field. Make sure you don't forget your password!
    </p>
en: <p>
    Possible characters in addition are
    <tt>#*,.;:._-+!$</tt><tt>%&/|?{[()]}</tt> and blanks and digits
    <tt>0</tt> to <tt>9</tt>.
    Often it's enough to use a length of approx. 8 signs for the password.
    To ensure that the password was entered correctly, you are asked to repeat it
    exactly in a second field. Make sure you don't forget your password!
    </p>

note: There is a check whether the information from the UI is correct and complete.  The loginname is empty (no user input).
en: You didn't enter a username.
    Please try again.
en: You didn't enter a login name.
    Please try again.

note: There is a check whether the information from the UI is correct and complete.  The loginname must have a size between 2 and 8 characters.
en: The username must be between 2 and 8 characters in length.
    Please try again.
en: The login name must have a size between 2 and 8 characters.
    Please try again.

note: There is a check whether the information from the UI is correct and complete.  The login name may contain only certain characters and must begin with a letter.
en: The username may contain only
    lower case letters and digits
    and must begin with a letter.
    Please try again.
en: The login name may contain only
    lower case letters and digits
    and must begin with a letter.
    Please try again.

note: Tell the user that the login he entered conflicts with predefined logins in the passwd file.
en: There is a conflict between the entered
    login name and a predefined username.
    
    Please try another one.
en: There is a conflict between the entered
    login name and a predefined login name.
    
    Please try another one.

note: There is a check whether the information from the UI is correct and complete.  The user password may contain only certain characters
en: The password may only contain the following characters:
    0..9, a..z, A..Z, and any of "#* ,.;:._-+!$%&/|?{[()]}".
    Please try again.
en: The password may only contain the following
    characters: 0..9, a..z, A..Z, 
    and any of "# ,.;:._-+!$%&/|?{[()]}".
    Please try again.

en: 3D support for your graphics adapter is still in an experimental
    state and not recommended for mission critical machines.
    
    Please also notice that this driver is not OpenSource. Therefor we
    can only offer very limited support in case of problems.
    
    If you do not need 3D acceleration please switch it off.
en: 3D support for your graphics adapter is still in an experimental
    state and not recommended for mission critical machines.
    
    Please also notice that this driver is not Open Source. Therefore we
    can only offer very limited support in case of problems.
    
    If you do not need 3D acceleration please switch it off.

note: Radio button for 8 bit color depth
en: 256 colors (8 bpp)
en: 256 colours (8 bpp)

note: Radio button for 16 bit color depth
en: 65K colors (16 bpp)
en: 65K colours (16 bpp)

note: Radio button for 24 bit color depth
en: 16.7M colors (24 bpp)
en: 16.7M colours (24 bpp)

note: Radio button for 32 bit color depth
en: 16.7M colors (32 bpp)
en: 16.7M colours (32 bpp)

note: Frame title for color depth radio box
en: Colors
en: Colours

note: ******************** End of GUI elements *********************************************************************************** help texts *********** Help text for inst_config_x11.ycp: The user selects video resulution and color depth. Window layout: <Information about automatically detected video car
en: <p>
    Please choose the X-Windows <b>Desktop Settings</b>
    </p>
en: <p>
    Please select the <b>Desktop Settings</b> to use for the X Window System (X11).
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) continued
en: <p>
    Select <b>No X11 configuration</b> to skip X Window configuration.
    You can manually configure X11 later (using <b><i>sax</i></b>) if you wish.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Select <b>No X11 configuration</b> to skip X Window configuration.
    You can configure X11 manually later (using <b><i>sax</i></b>) if you wish.
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) continued
en: <p>
    Select one of the possible screen <b>Resolutions</b> from the box on
    the left side and one of the possible <b>Color Depth</b> settings from the
    box on the right side.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Select one of the possible screen <b>Resolutions</b> from the box on
    the left side and one of the possible <b>Colour</b> settings from the
    box on the right side.
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) continued
en: <p>
    Please notice that not all combinations of color depths and resolution may
    be valid with your video card; this depends on the amount of memory
    (shown above) on the card.
    The higher the resolution and the number of colors, the more memory is 
    required.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Please note that not all combinations of colours and resolution may
    be valid with your video card; this depends on the amount of memory
    (shown above) on  the card.
    The higher the resolution and the number of colours, the more memory is required.
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) continued
en: <p>
    Select <b>Use 3D acceleration</b> to enable 3D hardware acceleration.
    Not all video cards are capable of using this feature.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Select <b>Use 3D acceleration</b> to enable hardware accelerated 3D graphics.
    Not all video cards are capable of using this feature.
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) END The screen that is being referred to is 'xfine' - a tool that displays a full screen image and some arrow buttons to adjust image sizes and position.
en: <p>
    Adjust the horizontal and vertical size and position
    of the screen image that is displayed when you press that button.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Adjust the horizontal and vertical sizes and positions
    of the screen image that is displayed when you press that button.
    </p>

note: help text for monitor configuration dialog help part 1 of 7
en: <p>
    Your monitor type could not be determined automatically.
    Please select your monitor's <b>vendor</b> and <b>model</b>.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    If your monitor is not listed here, use <b>VESA</b>
    - most monitors comply with this standard.
    </p>
en: <p>
    The type of your monitor could not be determined automatically.
    Please select your monitor's <b>vendor</b> and <b>model</b>.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    If your monitor is not listed here, use <b>VESA</b>
    - most monitors comply to that standard.
    </p>

note: help part 5 of 7
en: <p>
    The <b>horizontal frequency</b> (in kHz) specifies how many times
    per second the monitor can write a horizontal scan line. This is a
    hard limit of the monitor, independent of the screen resolution.
    </p>
en: <p>
    The <b>horizontal frequency</b> (in kHz) specifies how many pixels in a
    second are transferred from your video card to the monitor. This is a
    hard limit of the monitor independent of the screen resolution.
    </p>

note: help part 6 of 7
en: <p>
    The <b>vertical frequency</b> (in Hz) specifies how how many times per
    second the image on the screen is refreshed. This value depends on the
    screen resolution and the monitor's maximum horizontal frequency.
    </p>
en: <p>
    The <b>vertical frequency</b> (in Hz) specifies how often in a second the
    image on the screen is refreshed. This value depends on the screen
    resolution and the monitor's maximum horizontal frequency.  
    </p>

note: help part 7 of 7
en: <p>
    If you experience a constant high frequency beep from your monitor,
    you might wish to use slightly lower frequency values than the maximum
    specified in your monitor's manual. This usually helps a lot to reduce
    the noise.
    </p>
en: <p>
    If you experience a constant high frequency beep from your monitor,
    you might wish to use slightly lower frequency values than the maximum 
    specified in your monitor's manual. This usually helps a lot to reduce
    the noise.
    </p>

en: Please insert a monitor drivers floppy.
en: Please insert a monitor driver floppy.

en: Minimal horizontal frequency is not a numerical value.
    Please try again.
en: Minimal horizontal frequenzy is not a numerical value.
    Please try again.

en: Maximum horizontal frequency is not a numerical value.
    Please try again.
en: Maximal horizontal frequenzy is not a numerical value.
    Please try again.

en: Minimal vertical frequency is not a numerical value.
    Please try again.
en: Minimal vertical frequenzy is not a numerical value.
    Please try again.

en: Maximum vertical frequency is not a numerical value.
    Please try again.
en: Maximal vertical frequenzy is not a numerical value.
    Please try again.

en: PS/2 mouse (Aux-port)
en: PS/2 mouse (Aux-port

en: Plug-and-Play mice - (ttyS1 - COM2)
en: lug-and-Play mice - (ttyS1 - COM2)

en: Canada/Newfoundland
en: Canada/Newfundland

en: Canada/Pacific
en: Canada/Pacifik

en: Global/Cuba
en: Global/Kuba

en: Global/Egypt
en: Global/Ägypten

en: Global/Eire
en: Global/Irland

en: Global/Iceland
en: Global/Island

en: Global/Libya
en: Global/Libyen

en: Global/Singapore
en: Global/Singapur

en: Global/Turkey
en: Global/Turkei

en: Europe/Austria
en: Europe/Austia

en: Mideast/Riyadh87
en: Middle East/Riyadh87

en: Mideast/Riyadh88
en: Middle East/Riyadh88

en: Mideast/Riyadh89
en: Middle East/Riyadh89

en: US/Pacific
en: US/Pacifik

note: dummy message, which will be used in the future, but have to be traslated into other languages.
en: Dailing....
en: Dialing....

note: Confirm user request to abort installation
en: Really abort Package Update?
en: Really about Package Update?

note: Button that will really abort the installation
en: &Abort Update
en: &Abot Update

en: Update is finished.
en: Update is finished

en: &ok
en: &OK

en: &cancel
en: &Cancel

note: Generic buttons
en: &Ok
en: &OK

en: The patch %1 needs the version %2 of YaST2.
    You have installed version %3
en: The patch %1 needs version %2 of YaST2.
    You have version %3 installed

en: This patch needs the version %1 of YaST2.
    You have installed version %2
en: This patch needs version %1 of YaST2.
    You have version %2 installed

en: Choice of installation-source
en: Choice of installation source

en: Installation-source
en: Installation Source

note: helptext inetd configuration
en: <p>Starting inetd will enable "others" to connect
    to network services installed on your server
    (e.g telnet, finger, ftp). Inetd is also
    needed for printing, as well as formatting the
    man-pages in the SuSE help package.
    Do you wish inetd to be started at boot time?
    </p>
en: <p>Starting inetd will enable "others" to connect
    to network services installed on your server
    (e.g. telnet, finger, ftp). Inetd is also
    needed for printing, as well as formatting the
    man-pages in the SuSE help package.
    Do you wish inetd to be started at boot time?
    </p>

note: To translators: label message 2/2 The network card XY will be configured
en: 
    will be configured for network access as.
en: 
    will be configured for network access.

note: help text 1/4
en: <p>Please select ISDN card from the list.</p>
en: <p>Please select an ISDN card from the list.</p>

note: help text 2/4
en: <p>You can pass some extra option values to the kernel module.</p>
en: <p>You can pass extra options values to the kernel module.</p>

note: help text 3/4
en: <p>IO address, IRQ and MemBase are card hardware attributes which usually should be 
    correctly detected for newer card models, if you have an older card model please have a look into your technical manual 
    or contact your salesman.</p>
en: <p>IO address, IRQ and MemBase are card hardware attributes which usually should be correctly detected for newer card models, if you have an older card mode,l please have a look into your technical manual or contact your local sales representative.</p>

note: help text 4/4
en: <b>ISDN protocol: </b>In most cases the protocol is Euro-ISDN especially 
        use this if your ISDN-card is connected directly to the NTBA. 
        1TR6 is only rarely used (e.g. some ISDN-stations 
        use it for the internal ISDN connections and if your 
        ISDN-card is connected to such a ISDN-station you 
        have to use 1TR6.
en: <b>ISDN protocol: </b>In most cases the protocol is Euro-ISDN, especially     use this if your ISDN-card is connected directly to the NTBA.     1TR6 is seldomly used (e.g. some ISDN-stations     use it for the internal ISDN connections and if your     ISDN-card is connected to such a ISDN-station you     have to use 1TR6.

en: Select your ISDN card
en: Select your ISDN card :

note: help text 1/7
en: <p>My phone number -  As your own telephone number (MSN) you 
             put in your telephone number (without area code!), if your ISDN-card is connected 
             directly to the NTBA. If it is connected to an ISDN-station, 
             put in the MSN which is stored in the ISDN-station (e.g. your phone extension or 
             the last digit or digits of your phone extension) or - if this fails - try 
             to use just 0 (which normally causes that the  default MSN is actually used).</p>
en: <p><b>My phone number</b> -  As your own telephone number (MSN), enter          your telephone number (without code!), if your ISDN-card is connected          directly to the NTBA. If it is connected to an ISDN-station,          put in the MSN that is stored in the ISDN-station (e.g. your phone extension or          the last digit or digits of your phone extension) or - if this fails - try          to use just 0 (which normally causes that the  default MSN to be used).</p>

note: help text 2/7
en: <p><b>Dial mode - Off</b> means no connections at all are possible.</p>
en: <p><b>Off</b> means no connections are possible.</p>

note: help text 3/7
en: <p><b>Manual</b> - only outgoing connections made manually are possible. 
             Incoming connections can be made. Incoming callback connections are not possible 
             If you select <b>Manually</b> in the dial mode, you can build or 
             close a connection using the tool <b>kimon</b> or <b>kinternet</b> 
             or (as user root) with the commands: 
             <br>isdnctrl dial ippp0  <br>isdnctrl hangup ippp0</p>
en: <p><b>Manual</b> - only manually initiated outgoing connections are allowed.          Incoming connections are allowed. Incoming callback connection are not possible          If you select <b>Manually</b> in dial mode, you can build and          reset a connection using the tool <b>kimon</b> or <b>kinternet</b>          or (as user root) with the commands:          <br>isdnctrl dial ippp0 and <br>isdnctrl hangup ippp0</p>

note: help text 4/7
en: <p><b>Automatic</b> - when necessary, a connection will be made 
    automatically; this is also the only mode where incoming callback calls will succeed 
    (i.e. connections that you call back).  It will also hangup after the specified hup-timeout</p>
en: <p><b>Automatic</b> - when necessary, a connection will be made automatically; this is also the only mode where incoming callback calls will succeed (i.e. connections that you call back).  It will hangup after the specified hup-timeout</p>

note: help text 5/7
en: <p>Automatic hang-up -you can set that 
      the line will be hang up automatically after 'IDLE timeout'. The checkbox Chargehup tells that the line stays connected 
      after 'IDLE timeout', and it will be hung up immediately before the next counting pulse 
      (this only works, if your isdn-provider transmits the charge-info during and after the connection)</p>
en: <p>Automatic hang-up -you can set this so that 
      the line will hang up automatically after 'IDLE timeout'. The checkbox Chargehup ensures that the line stays connected 
      after 'IDLE timeout', and it will be hung up immediately before the next counting pulse 
      (this only works, if your isdn-provider transmits the charge-info during and after the connection)</p>

note: help text 5/7
en: <p>If you want to start-up the connection during the 
    system boot, please press the appropriate button. If not, you have to use (as user root) the following commands: 
     <br> rci4l_hardware start 
     <br> rci4l start 
     <br> rcroute start 
     <br>  to start ISDN.</p>
en: <p>If you want to start the connection during system boot, check the appropriate button. If not, you have to use (as user root) the following commands:  <br> rci4l_hardware start
     <br> rci4l start
     <br> rcroute start
     <br>  to start ISDN.</p>

en: IP settings
en: ISDN IP settings

en: Callback settings
en: Callback Client

note: help text 1/3
en: <p>Please fill-in the IP addresses. If you have syncppp connection, 
    normally do you have to keep the pre-selected values 192.168.x.99 and 192.168.x.1. 
    In rawip case you must obtain these numbers from your provider. 
    If you have a local ethernet please check, that the IP-adresses 
    are not in the same subnet like your local ethernet. </p>
en: <p>Please enter the IP addresses. Normally you have to keep the pre-selected     values 192.168.0.99 and 192.168.0.1.  If you have a local ethernet please check, that the     IP-adresses are not in the same subnet as your local ethernet. </p>

note: help text 2/3
en: <p>Check the button for <b>dynamic IP address</b> if you plan to use 
    diald (demand dialing daemon), where the outgoing address is unknown at the moment the link is going up.</p>
en: <p>Check the button for <b>dynamic IP address</b> if you plan to use diald (demand dialing daemon), where the outgoing address is unknown when the link is going up.</p>

en: Local IP address of your machine
en: IP address of your machine

note: help text 3/3
en: <p>Check the button for <b>dynamic DNS assignment</b> 
    if you want to change your domain name servers after the connection is up. (This replace your static DNS 
    configuraton with obtain DNS servers IP addreses) Today almost all providers 
    use <b>Dynamic DNS assignment</b></p>
en: <p>Check the button for <b>dynamic DNS assignment</b> if you want to change your domain name servers after the connection is up. (This will replace your static DNS configuraton with an assigned DNS server IP address) Almost all providers use <b>Dynamic DNS assignment</b></p>

en: ISDN IP address settings
en: IP address settings

note: help text 3/3
en: If callback mode is client, then the local system does the initial call  and  then  waits  for  callback of the remote machine.
en: If callback mode is set to client, then the local system initiates the call and then waits for callback from the remote machine.

en: Callback functions
en: Callback Off

en: ISDN callback settings
en: ISDN IP settings

en: Can't delete all ISDN card configuration while you have configure some connections.
en: You can not delete all ISDN card configurations while you have connections configured.

note: help text for ip address setup dialog part 2 of 9
en: <p>You can select dynamic address assignment, 
    if you have a <b>DHCP server</b> running on your local network.
en: <p>You can select dynamic address assignment, if you have a <b>DHCP server</b> running on your local network.

note: part 3 of 9, keep the leading space
en:  You also should select this if you do not have a static IP address 
    assigned to you by your cable or DSL provider.
en: You should select this if you do not have a static IP address assigned to you by your cable or DSL provider.

note: part 5 of 9
en: Configuration will be finished by clicking the <b>Next</b> button.</p>
en: Configuration will be completed by clicking the <b>Next</b> button.</p>

note: part 7 of 9, keep the leading space
en:  Enter the IP address (e.g. 192.168.100.99) for your computer, 
    the network mask (usually 255.255.255.0) and, optionally, the default gateway IP address.
en:  Enter the IP address (e.g. 192.168.100.99) for your computer, the network mask (usually 255.255.255.0) and,optionally, the default gateway IP address.

note: part 9 of 9
en: <p>Please contact your <b>network administrator</b> 
    for more information about the network configuration.</p>
en: <p>Please contact your <b>network administrator</b> for more information about the network configuration.</p>

note: frame label
en: Choose the setup method
en: Choose the network address setup method

en: Detailed settings
en: Other settings

note: warning dialog message
en: You need to install the dhclient or dhcpcd package for dynamic IP address setup. It's located in the series 'n'
en: You need to install dhclient or the dhcpcd package for dynamic IP address setup.  It's located in the series 'n'

note: warning dialog message
en: The default gateway is incorrect
en: Default gateway address is incorrect

note: warning dialog message
en: The subnet mask is incorrect
en: Subnet mask is not correct

note: warning dialog message
en: The IP address is incorrect
en: IP Address is incorrect

note: error message
en: The subnet mask is incorrect.
en: The subnet mask is not correct

note: error message
en: The IP address is incorrect.
en: IP Address is incorrect

note: warning popup
en: Deleting hardware will also erase you interface configuration, proceed?
en: Deleting hardware will also erase your interface configuration, proceed?

note: not_configured = create_table (not_configured, ["sub_vendor"]); help text 1/4
en: <p>Please select what kind of card you want to configure.</p>
en: <p>Please select what kind of card you wish to configure.</p>

note: help text 2/4
en: <p>If the list contains <b>autodetected</b> (and not yet configured) cards, select one and go ahead.
en: <p>If the list contains <b>autodetected</b> (and not yet configured) cards, select one and proceed.

note: help text 1/4
en: <p>The base configuration of your network devices is set here. Use <b>Edit</b> button to 
    edit the network device address, <b>Delete</b> button to remove the entry.</p>
en: <p>The base configuration of your network devices is set here. Use the <b>Edit</b> button to 
    edit the network device address, <b>Delete</b> button to remove the entry.</p>

note: help text 3/4
en: <p>With the <b>Hardware</b> button you get a list of hardware 
    that you can change</p>
en: <p>With the <b>Hardware</b> button you get a list of hardware that you can configure</p>

note: help text 4/4
en: <p>If you configure modem or ISDN for connect you can use 
       <b>kinternet</b>.
en: <p>If you configure a modem or ISDN for your connection you can use    <b>kinternet</b>.

en: &Interface
en: &Internet access

en: Network complex configuration
en: Network detailed configuration

en: Network base configuration
en: Network basic configuration

en: Network modem configuration
en: Network configuration

en: Network isdn configuration
en: Network configuration

note: help text 2/3
en: <p>Choose the country or region where you are located and than choose one of the listed providers.</p>
en: <p>Choose the country or region where you are located and then choose one of the listed providers.</p>

note: help text 3/3
en: <p>Use the <b>New</b> button to add provider that cannot be found in the list.</p>
en: <p>Use the <b>New</b> button to add a provider that cannot be found in the list.</p>

en: You have to choose one provider!
en: You have to choose a provider!

en: <p>To register for <b>%1</b> and to find the best dialing number please connect to the homepage <b>%2</b> or call the hotline <b>%3</b>.</p>
en: <p>To register for <b>%1</b> and to find the best dialing number to use, please connect to the homepage <b>%2</b> or call the hotline <b>%3</b>.</p>

en: <p>To register for <b>%1</b> and to find the best dialing number please connect to the homepage <b>%2</b>.</p>
en: <p>To register for <b>%1</b> and to find the best dialing number to use, please connect to the homepage <b>%2</b>.</p>

en: <p>To register for <b>%1</b> and to find the best dialing number please call the hotline <b>%2</b>.</p>
en: <p>To register for <b>%1</b> and to find the best dialing number to use, please call the hotline <b>%2</b>.</p>

note: help text 1/4
en: <p>Access to your internet provider. If you have selected your provider from the list these values are already pre-filled.</p>
en: <p>Access to your internet provider. If you have selected a provider from the list, these values are already pre-filled.</p>

note: help text 3/4
en: <p>Please enter a <b>name</b> of the connection  and a <b>phone number</b> to access your provider.</p>
en: <p>Please enter a <b>name</b> for the connection  and a <b>phone number</b> to access the provider.</p>

en: Name for dialing can't contains spaces
en: Name for dialing can't contain spaces

en: Connection Name %1 already exist
en: Connection %1 already exist

note: help text for dns setup part 1 of 6
en: <p>Insert the host name and domain 
     name for your computer. Name server list and domain search list are 
     optional.</p>
en: <p>Insert host name and domain name for your computer. Name server list and domain search list are optional.</p>

note: help text for dns setup part 2 of 6
en: <p>A name server is a computer 
     which translates host names into IP addresses. This value must be 
     entered as an <b>IP address</b> (e.g., 10.10.0.1) not as a host 
     name.</p>
en: <p>A name server is a host that translates host names into IP addresses. This value must be entered as an <b>IP address</b> (e.g., 10.10.0.1) not as a host name.</p>

note: help text for dns setup part 3 of 6
en: <p>Search domain is the domain 
     name where host name searching is started. The primary search domain 
     is usually the same as the <b>domain name</b> of your computer (e.g., 
     suse.de). There may be additional search domains (e.g., 
     suse.com).</p>
en: <p>Search domain is the domain name where host name searching is started. The primary search domain is usually the same as the <b>domain name</b> of your computer (e.g., suse.de). There may be additional search domains (e.g., suse.com).</p>

note: help text for dns setup part 4 of 6
en: <p>If you are using DHCP to get 
     an IP address, you can check whether to get hostname via DHCP or leave it unchanged.</p>
en: <p>If you are using DHCP to get an IP address, you can check whether to get hostname via DHCP or leave it unchanged.</p>

note: help text for dns setup part 4 of 6
en: <p>If you plan to use dialup internet connection 
    and have set up your connection to use dynamic DNS assignment these values will be temporally 
    disabled during the connection.</p>
en: <p>If you plan to use a dialup internet connection and have set up your connection to use dynamic DNS assignment, these values will be temporally disabled during the connection.</p>

note: help text for dns setup part 5 of 6
en: <p>Select the <b>Finish</b> button to <b>save</b> your changes and 
    <b>finish</b> the network configuration.</p>
en: <p>Select the <b>Finish</b> button to <b>save</b> your changes and <b>finish</b> the network configuration.</p>

en: Hostname && Domainname
en: Hostname && Domain name

note: help text 2/2
en: <p>Use the <b>Edit</b> button to modify existing hardware setting, use the <b>Delete</b> button to remove it.</p>
en: <p>Use the <b>Edit</b> button to modify existing hardware settings, use the <b>Delete</b> button to remove it.</p>

note: help text 2/3
en: <p>Options for the module should be written in format 
    <i>option</i>=<i>value</i> and each entry should be space separated, 
    e.g. <i>io=220 irq=5</i>. <b>Note:</b> If you will configure two cards with 
    the same module name, options will be merged during saving.</p>
en: <p>Options for the module should be written in format 
    <i>option</i>=<i>value</i> and each entry should be space separated, 
    e.g. <i>io=220 irq=5</i>. <b>Note:</b> If you configure two cards with 
    the same module name, options will be merged during saving.</p>

note: frame label
en: Network interface
en: Network device

note: combo box label
en: Device number
en: Device name

note: dialog title
en: Manual network configuration
en: Network configuration

note: error popup
en: Database can not found.
en: Database cannot be found.

note: help text 1/2
en: <p>Please select the network card you want to configure. 
    You can search for a particular network card by entering the name in the search entry.</p>
en: <p>Please select the network card you wish to configure. You can search for a particular network card by entering the name in the search field.</p>

note: dialog title
en: Network manual setup
en: Manual network setup

note: help text 2/5
en: <p>Modem <b>name</b> is an arbitrary string to identify your modem.</p>
en: <p>Modem <b>name</b> is a free form string to identify your modem.</p>

note: help text 3/5
en: <P>If you are on PBX, you probably have to enter a <B>dial prefix</B>. Often this is <I>9</I>.</P>
en: <P>If you are on PBX, you probably have to enter a <B>dial prefix</B>. This is often<I>9</I>.</P>

note: help text 4/5
en: <P>The field <b>device</b> says to which port your modem is attached (ttyS0, ttyS1, etc refers to serial 
    ports and usually correspond to COM1, COM2, etc. in DOS/Windows; ttyACM0, ttyACM1 refers to USB ports)</p>
en: <P>The field <b>device</b> identifies the port your modem is attached to
    (/dev/ttyS0, /dev/ttyS1, etc. refers to serial ports and correspond
    respectively to COM1, COM2, etc. in DOS/Windows, /dev/ttyACM0, /dev/ttyACM1
    refers to USB ports).</p>

note: help text 5/5
en: <p>Choose dial mode according to your phone link 
    (Most telephone companies use <I>tone dial</I> as the <B>dial method</B>). Check the additional check boxes if you want 
    to <i>turn on your modem speaker</i> and if you want your modem to wait until it detects dialtone.</p>
en: <p>Choose the dial mode according to your phone link (Most telephone companies use <I>tone dial</I> as the <B>dial method</B>), use the additional check boxes if you want to <i>turn on your modem speaker</i> and if you want your modem to wait for <i>carrier detect</i>.</p>

note: Area Code prefix
en: Dial prefix(if needed)
en: Dial prefix (if needed)

en: Special settings
en: Other settings

en: Modem Name can't contains spaces
en: Modem Name can't contain spaces

en: This modem name already exist
en: This modem name already exists

note: help text 1/2
en: <p>The item BaudRate is a transmition speed which tells how 
    many bits per second your computer communicate with your modem.</p>
en: <p>BaudRate is the transmission speed that dictates how 
    many bits per second your computer can communicate with your modem.</p>

en: Modem parameters details
en: Modem parameters

note: help text 1/4
en: <p>If you have more than one modem, you can set one as the default for this provider.</p>
en: <p>If you have more than one modem, you can set one to be the default for this provider.</p>

note: help text 2/4
en: <p>If you plan to use more than one provider, you can set one as <b>default</b>. 
    (This one will be used if you won't explicitly use another.)</p>
en: <p>If you plan to use more than one provider, you can set one as <b>default</b>. (This will be used if you don't explicitely use another.)</p>

note: help text 3/4
en: <p>Choose the appropriate radio button if you want to 
    start-up some program after the connection is established.</p>
en: <p>Choose the appropriate radio button if you want to start-up a program after the connection is established.</p>

en: Profile for selected provider:
en: Profile for provider

en: <p>Check the buttons for reestablishing connection and modifying DNS according to your wish.</p>
en: <p>Check the buttons for re-establishing connection and modifying DNS according to your configuration.</p>

en: Disconnect after (seconds)
en: Disconnect after (in seconds)

en: Connection parameters details
en: Connection parameters

note: Help, part 1 of 3
en: <P>The upper box contains all the directories which will be exported.
    If a directory is selected, the lower box shows the hosts allowed to
    mount this directory.</P>
en: <P>The upper box contains all the directories that will be exported.
    If a directory is selected, the lower box shows the hosts allowed to
    mount this directory.</P>

note: Help, part 2 of 3
en: <P>Hosts wildcard sets which hosts can access the selected directory.
    It can be <I>single host</I>, <I>netgroups</I>, <I>wildcards</I> or
    <I>IP networks</I>.</P>
en: <P>Hosts wildcard sets what hosts can access the selected directory.
    It can be a <I>single host</I>, <I>netgroups</I>, <I>wildcards</I> or
    <I>IP networks</I>.</P>

note: Help, part 3 of 3
en: <P>Please have a look at <B>man exports</B> for further information.</P>
en: <P>Please review <B>man exports</B> for further information.</P>

note: error popup message
en: You entered a wrong path. It must be
    shorter than 70 characters, it must begin
    with a / and it must not contain spaces.
en: You entered an invalid path. It must be
    shorter than 70 characters, it must begin
    with a / and it must not contain spaces.

note: error popup message
en: You entered a wrong wildcard or options string.
    It must be shorter than 70 characters and it
    must not contain spaces.
en: You entered an invalid wildcard or options string.
    It must be shorter than 70 characters and it
    must not contain spaces.

note: Help, part 1 of 3
en: <P>The table contains all the NFS entries which will be written to /etc/fstab.
    For changing the configuration please use the <B>New</B>, <B>Edit</B> and
    <B>Delete</B> buttons.</P>
en: <P>The table contains all the NFS entries which will be written to /etc/fstab.
    For editing the configuration please use the <B>New</B>, <B>Edit</B> and
    <B>Delete</B> buttons.</P>

note: error popup message
en: You entered a wrong host name. It must be
    shorter than 50 characters and you can use
    just 0..9, A..Z, a..z, dots, - and _.
en: You entered an invalid host name. It must be
    shorter than 50 characters and you can only
    use 0..9, A..Z, a..z, dots, - and _.

note: error popup message
en: You entered a wrong options string.
    It must be shorter than 70 characters 
    and it must not contain spaces.
en: You entered an invalid options string.
    It must be shorter than 70 characters 
    and it must not contain spaces.

en: <P>Here you can choose whether you want to start NFS server on your computer
    and export some of your directories to the others.
en: <P>Here you can choose whether you want to start the NFS server on your computer
    and export some of your directories to the others.

note: error popup message
en: I was unable to restart the NFS server.
    Your changes will be active after reboot.
en: I was unable to restart the NFS server.
    Your changes will be activated after reboot.

en: Gateway IP is incorrect.
en: Gateway IP is incorrect

en: Sendmail Configuration
en: Sendmail configuration

en: Host with temporarily network connection (Modem or ISDN).
en: Host with temporary network connection (Modem or ISDN).

note: help text 1/1, expert settings
en: <p>In this dialog you can view and modify all variables in /etc/rc.config which are relevant for sendmail.</p>
en: <p>In this dialog you can view and modify all variables in /etc/rc.config which are relevant to sendmail.</p>

note: check box label
en: No canonify of the host names
en: No canonification of the host names

en: Unknown sendmail configuration.
en: Unknown sendmail configuration

note: error popup message
en: I was unable to restart sendmail.
    Your changes will be active after reboot.
en: I was unable to restart sendmail.
    Your changes will be activated after reboot.

note: error message
en: Running DHCP client failed.
en: Running DHCP client failed

note: label message
en: Saving ISDN configuration...
en: Saving ISDN configuration

note: ===== main ===== help text 1/2
en: <p>Here your machine can be set up as a 
     <b>NIS client</b>. Just enter your NIS domain (e.g, suse.de) as the 
     first entry and the NIS server's IP address (e.g., 10.20.0.2) as the second. To
     deactivate NIS services, select the <b>Do not use NIS</b> button.</p>
en: <p>You can setup your machine as a <b>NIS client</b>. Enter your NIS domain (e.g, suse.de) as the first entry and the NIS server's IP address (e.g., 10.20.0.2) as the second. To deactivate NIS services, select the <b>Do not use NIS</b> button.</p>

note: help text 2/2
en: <p>The Network Information Service (NIS) 
     was formerly known as Sun <b>Yellow Pages</b> (YP). The name Yellow 
     Pages is a registered trademark in the United Kingdom of British 
     Telecommunications plc, and may not be used without 
     permission.</p>
en: <p>The Network Information Service (NIS) was formerly known as Sun <b>Yellow Pages</b> (YP). The name Yellow Pages is a registered trademark in the United Kingdom of British Telecommunications plc, and may not be used without permission.</p>

note: error popup label
en: The domain name is not correct.
en: The domain name is not correct

note: error popup label
en: The IP address is not correct.
en: IP Address is not correct

note: error popup message
en: Error while saving /etc/rc.config.
    Please check out that you are running this as a "root"
en: Error while saving /etc/rc.config.
    Please ensure that you are running this as a "root"

note: error popup message
en: Error while running portmapper.
en: Error while running portmapper

note: error popup message
en: Error while running ypclient.
en: Error while running ypclient

note: error popup message
en: NIS server not found.
en: NIS server not found

note: ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// name of the entry, shon in curses menu and ycc                             //
en: Hostname & DNS
en: Host name & DNS

en: YaST2 Control Center
en: YaST2 Control Centre

en: By clicking on icons on the left side, you can choose the type
    of the displayed configuration modules (e.g. Hardware or Software).
en: By clicking on the icons on the left side, you can choose the type
    of the displayed configuration modules (e.g. Hardware or Software).

en: <p>Please note, that many of these variables are
    set by specialized YaST2 configuration modules like the "Network configuration"</p>
en: <p>Please note that many of these variables are
    set by specialised YaST2 configuration modules like the "Network configuration"</p>

en: No entrys found
en: No entries found

note: helptext for popup
en: <p>After you save your changes, this editor changes the variables in the
    corresponding  rc.config file, in /etc/rc.config or /etc/rc.config.d/ *. Then it runs
    SuSEconfig, which changes the underlying configuration files, resp. stops/starts deamons,
    runs  low level configuration tools, so that your configuration in rc.config take affect.</p>
en: <p>After you save your changes, this editor changes the variables in the
    corresponding  rc.config file, in /etc/rc.config or /etc/rc.config.d/ *. Then it runs
    SuSEconfig, which changes the underlying configuration files, resp. stops/starts daemons,
    runs  low level configuration tools, so that your configuration in rc.config take affect.</p>

note: helptext for popup
en: <p>Please note, that many of these variables are set by specialized YaST2
     configuration modules like the "Network configuration</p>
en: <p>
    Please notice, that many of this variables are set by specialized YaST2 configuration modules like the "Network configuration".
    </p>

en: Your changes are set, and SuSEconfig was run.
    Would now you like to see the logging of SuSEConfig?
en: Your changes are set, and SuSEconfig was run.
    Would now you like to see the log of SuSEConfig?

en: Don't show logfile and exit
en: Exit without showing logfile

note: radio button label
en: Level &3 (Network/Server)
en: Level &3 (Network server)

note: frame caption
en: Current security settings:
en: Current security settings

note: To translators: popup message, wrong value
en: The value must be one of %1
en: Th3 value must be one of %1

note: Help text for options 1/4
en: Here, you can modify the options for the sound modules.
en: Here the options passed to the module can be modified.

note: Help text for options 2/4
en: If you are not <b>absolutely sure</b> what you are doing, please leave this dialog untouched.
en: If you are not <b>absolutely sure</b> what are you doing, please leave this dialog untouched.

note: Help text for options 3/4
en: <p>Choose the option you want to set, use the <b>Set</b> button to enable new value. You can reset all values by pressing <b>Reset</b>. Numeric values can be entered as decimal or hexadecimal (hexadecimal with a <b>0x</b> prefix).</p>
en: <p>Choose the option you want to set, use <i>Set</i> button for setting option value, you can reset all values by pressing <i>Reset</i>. Number values can be entered as decimal or hexadecimal (hexadecimal with <b>0x</b> prefix).</p>

note: error message
en: An error occured during installing
en: An error occured during installation

note: header
en: YaST2 Printconf
    Initializing ...
en: YaST2 Printconf
    Initialising ...

note: message box
en: FATAL: I am unable to restart the lpd daemon!
     Maybe, you haven't installed lpd (one of
     the lprold, plp or lprng packages) or
     you are not user 'root'.
en: FATAL: I am unable to restart lpd daemon!
    Maybe you haven't installed lpd (one of
    the lprold, plp or lprng packages) or
    you are not the user 'root'.

note: message box
en: It seems that you do not have GhostScript
    installed on your computer. It is necessary 
    in order to print.
en: It seems that you don't have GhostScript
    on your computer. It is necessary to have
    it in order to be able to print.

note: message box
en: There were no changes in
    the printer configuration.
en: There were no changes in 
    the configuration of printers.

note: Help, parallel printer part
en: <P>If you have multiple parallel ports, please choose the parallel port to 
    which your printer is attached.</P>
en: <P>Please choose the parallel port which your printer is attached to.</P>

note: Text describing what is happening
en: Please connect your printer to the computer,
    switch it on and make sure that it is ONLINE.
    
    I will send the message 'Hello, world' to
    the previously selected device. If the operation
    fails, it will be timed out in %1 seconds.
en: <P>I will send message 'Hello, world' to the previously selected device.</P>
    <P>Please, connect your printer to the computer,
    switch it on and make it ONLINE.</P>
    <P>If the operation fails, it will be timed out in %1 seconds.</P>

en: It seems that there are no problems with the device
    you chose.
    
    If your printer has reacted somehow (printed message,
    formfeed or at least blinking leds), the hardware 
    connection should be functioning correctly.
en: <P>It seems that there is no problem with chosen device.
    If your printer has reacted somehow (printed message, formfeed or at least
    blinking leds), everything should be all right.</P>

en: There was a problem while sending the message
    to the printer--The operation has timed out.
    
    Please, verify that your printer is connected to
    the computer, that the printer power is on and 
    that it is ONLINE. It is also possible that you
    have a cabling problem.
en: <P>There was a problem while sending the message to the printer.
    The operation has timed out.</P>
    <P>Please, check if your printer is connected to the computer,
    if is it on and on-line.</P>
    <P>There could be a cabling problem as well.</P>

en: There was a problem while printing.
    
    It seems that the device is not properly configured
    or you do not have permissions to write to it.
    Did you run the configuration program as user 'root'?
en: <P>There was a problem while printing.</P>
    <P>It seems that the device is not properly configured or you don't have permissions
    to write to it. Did you run the configurator as user 'root'?</P>

en: FATAL: I was not able to run 
    the 'test_device' script.
    I am sorry.
en: <P>FATAL: I was not able to run the 'test_device' script. I am sorry.</P>

en: &User:
en: &User

en: &Password:
en: &Password

note: Help, part 2 of 4
en: <P>If the printer is in the database of supported printers, the name and the manufacturer of it should be shown.</P>
en: <P>If the printer is in the database of supported printers, the name and
    the manufacturer of it should be shown.</P>

note: Help, 1 of 2
en: <P>Please choose the manufacturer and model of your printer.</P>
en: <P>Please choose the manufacturer and the model of your printer.</P>

en: No info available.
en: No information available

en: CMYK color printing
en: CMYK colour printing

en: RGB color printing
en: RGB colour printing

en: Floyd-Steinberg RGB color printing
en: Floyd-Steinberg RGB colour printing

en: Floyd-Steinberg CMYK color printing
en: Floyd-Steinberg CMYK colour printing

en: faster Floyd-Steinberg CMYK color printing
en: faster Floyd-Steinberg CMYK colour printing

en: HP DeskJet 500
en: HP LaserJet 500

en: color mode
en: colour mode

en: <P>color modes for the driver hpdj<BR>
    mono  print in black<BR>
    CMY   print in cyan, magenta and yellow only<BR>
    CMY+K print with all four inks, but never mix black with one of the others<BR>
    CMYK  print with all four inks (not for the 550C but for modern inkjet printers)</P>
en: <P>colour modes for the driver hpdj<BR>
    mono  print in black<BR>
    CMY   print in cyan, magenta and yellow only<BR>
    CMY+K print with all four inks, but never mix black with one of the others<BR>
    CMYK  print with all four inks (not for the 550C but for modern inkjet printers)</P>

en: 0 , Unencoded , non-compressed
en: 0, Unencoded, non-compressed

en: Floyd-Steinberg color printing (using -dBitsPerPixel=32)
en: Floyd-Steinberg color printing (using -dBitsPerPixel=32

en: four color standard
en: four colour standard

en: six color photo
en: six colour photo

en: color + black cartridges
en: colour + black cartridges

en: color + photo cartridges
en: colour + photo cartridges

en: black/color
en: black/colour

en: photo/color
en: photo/colour

en: dithering algorithmus
en: dithering algorithm

en: color balancing: cyan
en: colour balancing: cyan

en: color balancing: magenta
en: colour balancing: magenta

en: color balancing: yellow
en: colour balancing: yellow

en: color balancing: brightness
en: colour balancing: brightness

en: color balancing: contrast
en: colour balancing: contrast

en: color balancing: gamma
en: colour balancing: gamma

en: color balancing: density
en: colour balancing: density

en: color balancing: saturation
en: colour balancing: saturation

en: CMY color (using -sModel=500C -sColorMode=CMY)
en: CMY colour (using -sModel=500C -sColorMode=CMY)

en: CMY+K color (using -sModel=550C -sColorMode=CMY+K)
en: CMY+K colour (using -sModel=550C -sColorMode=CMY+K)

en: CMYK color (using -sModel=unspec -sColorMode=CMYK)
en: CMYK colour (using -sModel=unspec -sColorMode=CMYK)

en: Color LaserWriter 12/600 PS
en: Colour LaserWriter 12/600 PS

en: HL-760 LaserPlus
en: HL-760

en: PhotoSmart P1100
en: PhotoSmart P1000

en: color (needs a color driver)
en: colour (needs a colour driver)

en: halfletter
en: Half Letter

en: ledger
en: Ledger

en: 11x17
en: 11x17 inch

en: legal
en: Legal

en: note
en: Note

en: 3 (standard color printing)
en: 3 (standard colour printing)

en: 16 (normal Floyd-Steinberg color printing)
en: 16 (normal Floyd-Steinberg colour printing)

en: 24 (best Floyd-Steinberg CMY color printing)
en: 24 (best Floyd-Steinberg CMY colour printing)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stcany.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stcany.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi , no Weave (using stc_l.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi , no Weave (using stc_l.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc_h.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc_h.upp)

en: color driver stp at 360x360 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp at 360x360 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver stp at 720x720 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp at 720x720 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (no Weave , using stc_l.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (no Weave , using stc_l.upp)

en: drivers (stcproxl)
en: drivers (stcprox1)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc2.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc2.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc2_h.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc2_h.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc2s_h.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc2s_h.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc500p.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc500p.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc500ph.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc500ph.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc600pl.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc600pl.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc600p.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc600p.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 1440x720 dpi (using stc600ih.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 1440x720 dpi (using stc600ih.upp)

en: color driver stp at 1440x720 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp at 1440x720 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc740pl.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc740pl.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc740p.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc740p.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 1440x720 dpi (using stc740ih.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 1440x720 dpi (using stc740ih.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc800pl.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using stc800pl.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc800p.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using stc800p.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 1440x720 dpi (using stc800ih.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 1440x720 dpi (using stc800ih.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 1440x720 dpi (using stc1520h.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 1440x720 dpi (using stc1520h.upp)

en: drivers (stp720)
en: drivers (stc720)

en: drivers (stp750)
en: drivers (stc750)

en: drivers (stp870)
en: drivers (stc870)

en: color driver stp at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver cdj500 at 300x300 dpi
en: colour driver cdj500 at 300x300 dpi

en: monochrome or color driver hpdj at 300x300 dpi
en: monochrome or colour driver hpdj at 300x300 dpi

en: color printing (using hpdj -sColorMode=CMY)
en: colour printing (using hpdj -sColorMode=CMY)

en: color printing (using hpdj -sColorMode=CMY+K)
en: colour printing (using hpdj -sColorMode=CMY+K)

en: color printing (using hpdj -sColorMode=CMYK)
en: colour printing (using hpdj -sColorMode=CMYK)

en: monochrome or color driver cdj550 at 300x300 dpi
en: monochrome or colour driver cdj550 at 300x300 dpi

en: bits per pixel settings for the driver cdj550 at 300x300 dpi
en: bits per pixel settings for the driver cdj500 at 300x300 dpi

en: color driver uniprint at 300x300 dpi (using cdj550.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 300x300 dpi (using cdj550.upp)

en: monochrome or color driver cdj550 300x300 dpi
en: monochrome or colour driver cdj550 at 300x300 dpi

en: monochrome or color driver hpdj
en: monochrome or colour driver hpdj

en: monochrome or color driver cdj550
en: monochrome or colour driver cdj550

en: color driver stp at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver cdj670
en: colour driver cdj670

en: color driver stp at 600x600 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp at 600x600 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: <P>A resolution of 600x600 may not work with all the drivers</P>
en: <P>A resolution of 600x600 may not work on all the drivers.</P>

en: color driver cdj880
en: colour driver cdj880

en: color driver stp for model 810 at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp for model 810 at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver stp for model 810 at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp for model 810 at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver stp for model 812 at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp for model 812 at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver stp for model 812 at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp for model 812 at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver stp for model 840 at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp for model 840 at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver stp for model 840 at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp for model 840 at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver stp for model 842 at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp for model 842 at 300x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver stp for model 842 at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp for model 842 at 600x300 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver cdj850
en: colour driver cdj850

en: color driver cdj890
en: colour driver cdj890

en: color driver cdj970
en: colour driver cdj970

en: color driver pjxl300
en: colour driver pjxl300

en: color driver : cdj1600
en: colour driver : cdj1600

en: color printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 710)
en: colour printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 710)

en: color printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 712)
en: colour printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 712)

en: color printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 720)
en: colour printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 720)

en: color printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 722)
en: colour printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 722)

en: color printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 820)
en: colour printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 820)

en: color printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 1000)
en: colour printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter pnm2ppa -v 1000)

en: monochrome or color driver : bjc600
en: monochrome or colour driver : bjc600

en: Ghostscript color printing (using bjc600 -dBitsPerPixel=8)
en: Ghostscript colour printing (using bjc600 -dBitsPerPixel=8)

en: Ghostscript color printing (using bjc600 -dBitsPerPixel=16)
en: Ghostscript colour printing (using bjc600 -dBitsPerPixel=16)

en: Floyd-Steinberg color printing (using bjc600 -dBitsPerPixel=24)
en: Floyd-Steinberg colour printing (using bjc600 -dBitsPerPixel=24)

en: Floyd-Steinberg color printing (using bjc600 -dBitsPerPixel=32)
en: Floyd-Steinberg colour printing (using bjc600 -dBitsPerPixel=32)

en: monochrome or color driver : bjc800
en: monochrome or colour driver : bjc800

en: Ghostscript color printing (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=8)
en: Ghostscript colour printing (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=8)

en: Ghostscript color printing (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=16)
en: Ghostscript colour printing (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=16)

en: Floyd-Steinberg color printing (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=24)
en: Floyd-Steinberg colour printing (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=24)

en: Floyd-Steinberg color printing (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=32)
en: Floyd-Steinberg colour printing (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=32)

en: high speed color printing on plain paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a0.upp)
en: high speed colour printing on plain paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a0.upp)

en: color printing on plain paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a1.upp)
en: colour printing on plain paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a1.upp)

en: color printing on coated paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a2.upp)
en: colour printing on coated paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a2.upp)

en: color printing on transparency film at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a3.upp)
en: colour printing on transparency film at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a3.upp)

en: color printing on back print film at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a4.upp)
en: colour printing on back print film at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a4.upp)

en: color printing on fabric sheet at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a5.upp)
en: colour printing on fabric sheet at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a5.upp)

en: color printing on glossy paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a6.upp)
en: colour printing on glossy paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a6.upp)

en: color printing on high gloss film at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a7.upp)
en: colour printing on high gloss film at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a7.upp)

en: color printing on high resolution paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a8.upp)
en: colour printing on high resolution paper at 360x360 dpi (using bjc610a8.upp)

en: color printing on plain paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b1.upp)
en: colour printing on plain paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b1.upp)

en: color printing on coated paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b2.upp)
en: colour printing on coated paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b2.upp)

en: color printing on transparency film at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b3.upp)
en: colour printing on transparency film at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b3.upp)

en: color printing on back print film at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b4.upp)
en: colour printing on back print film at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b4.upp)

en: color printing on glossy paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b6.upp)
en: colour printing on glossy paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b6.upp)

en: color printing on high gloss paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b7.upp)
en: colour printing on high gloss paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b7.upp)

en: color printing on high resolution paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b8.upp)
en: colour printing on high resolution paper at 720x720 dpi (using bjc610b8.upp)

en: color driver bjc600 at 360x360 dpi
en: colour driver bjc600 at 360x360 dpi

en: color driver stp at 1440x1440 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp at 1440x1440 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: color driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using bjc6000a1.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 360x360 dpi (using bjc6000a1.upp)

en: color driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using bjc6000b1.upp)
en: colour driver uniprint at 720x720 dpi (using bjc6000b1.upp)

en: monochrome printing at 300x300 dpi (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=1)
en: monochrome printing at 360x360 dpi (using bjc800 -dBitsPerPixel=1)

en: color driver bjc800 at 300x300 dpi
en: colour driver bjc800 at 300x300 dpi

en: color driver stp at 1200x1200 dpi (using -dImageType=1)
en: colour driver stp at 1200x1200 dpi (using -dImageType=1)

en: monochrome printing at 300x300 dpi (using filter lm1100 -bw)
en: monochrome printing at 360x360 dpi (using filter lm1100 -bw)

en: color printing at 300x300 dpi (using post-filter lm1100)
en: colour printing at 360x360 dpi (using post-filter lm1100)

en: monochrome printing at 300x300 dpi (using post-filter pbm2l2030)
en: monochrome printing at 360x360 dpi (using post-filter pbm2l2030)

en: color printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter c2070)
en: colour printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter c2070)

en: color printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter cZ11)
en: colour printing at 600x600 dpi (using post-filter cZ11)

en: Size of 1st DMA for %1 driver.
en: Size of 16-bit DMA # for %1 driver.

en: ID string  for %1 soundcard.
en: ID string for %1 soundcard.

en: SB port # for %1 driver.(optional).
en: SB port # for %1 driver (optional).

en: FM port # for %1 driver.(optional).
en: FM port # for %1 driver (optional).

en: ISA PnP detection for %1 soundcard..
en: ISA PnP detection for %1 soundcard.

en: Launch this module to configure your SuSE eMail Server.
en: Launch this module to configure SuSE eMail Server.

note: warning dialog message
en: You have to configure your network, first!
en: You have to configure your network first!

note: warning dialog message
en: unable to modify IMP config!
en: Unable to modify IMP config!

en: Setup a DNS Server
en: Set up a DNS Server

note: help text SuSE eMail Server configuration part 1 of 3
en: <p>
    To complete the setup of your <b>SuSE eMail Server</b>
    you have to provide some additional information.
    If you want to use your Server as DNS Server, leave the Checkbox <i>"Setup a DNS Server"</i>
    selected. If you do not know, what a DNS Server is, or if you are unsure, leave it
    also selected, because it will not harm anything.
    </p>
en: <p>
    To complete the setup of your <b>SuSE eMail Server</b>
    you have to provide some additional information.
    If you want to use your Server as DNS Server, leave the Checkbox <i>"Setup a DNS Server"</i>
    selected. If you do not know, what a DNS Server is, or if you are unsure, leave it
    selected anyway, because it will not harm anything.
    </p>

note: help text SuSE eMail Server configuration part 2 of 3
en: <p>
    If you do not know, what a <b>BaseDN</b> is, don't touch the default.  It was 
    determined to be a
    valid value from your currently configured Domainname.
    </p>
en: <p>
    If you do not know, what a <b>BaseDN</b> is, don't touch the default. It was calculated to a
    valid value from your configured Domainname.
    </p>

note: help text SuSE eMail Server configuration part 3 of 3
en: <p>
    Please also choose a safe password and <b>don't forget it</b>. It will be required 
    to
    administer your <b>SuSE eMail Server</b>.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Please also chose a safe password and <b>don't forget it</b>. It'll be used to
    administrate your <b>SuSE eMail Server</b>.
    </p>

note: warning dialog message
en: Password have to be identical
en: Passwords have to be identical

en: &Company / Organization
en: &Company / Organisation

note: User account information, surname or family name
en: Your last name please:
en: Your surname please:

note: report software will be installed
en: <p>
    The selected software will be installed.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    And if you're feeling bored watching this screen take the time to
    browse through appendix F of
    the manual; this appendix tries to answer <em>Frequently Asked
    Questions</em> (FAQ).
    </p>
    
    <p>
    Don't hesitate to have a look at the <em>SuSE Support Database</em> 
    (http://sdb.suse.de) if you want to know more about the
    software coming with <b>SuSE Linux</b>.
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    Please wait while your Linux software is installed.
    </p>
    
    <p>
    And if you're feeling bored watching this screen take the time to
    browse through appendix F of
    the manual; this appendix tries to answer <em>Frequently Asked
    Questions</em> (FAQ).
    </p>
    
    <p>
    Don't hesitate to have a look at the <em>SuSE Support Database</em> 
    (http://sdb.suse.de) if you want to know more about the
    software that comes with <b>SuSE Linux</b>.
    </p>
    <br>

note: lilo == "custom" Information about suggested LILO installation: We have a mixed IDE / SCSI system and made an educated guess (but just a guess! We are not sure!) about the most likely boot disk. The name of that disk is shown along with the message. LILO will be installed in the MBR of this disk.
en: There are several hard disks installed in your computer.
    Most likely the following disk is being used for system start:
    
    %1
    
    LILO will be installed in the start sector of this disk.
en: There are several hard disks installed in your computer.
    It is most likely that the following disk is being used for system start:
    
    %1
    
    LILO will be installed in the start sector of this disk.

note: help part 6 of 6
en: <p>
    Please notice that LILO is capable of booting other operating
    systems, too. But to make use of that feature requires additional
    skills and knowledge. Please read the manual for details.
    </p>
    <br>
en: <p>
    Please note that LILO is capable of booting other operating
    systems, too. But to make use of that feature requires additional
    skills and knowledge. Please read the manual for details.
    </p>
    <br>

note: Help text (HTML-like) continued
en: <p>
    Select one of the possible screen <b>Resolutions</b> from the box on
    the left side and one of the possible <b>Color</b> settings from the
    box on the right side.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Select one of the possible screen <b>Resolutions</b> from the box on
    the left side and one of the possible <b>Colour</b> settings from the
    box on the right side.
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) continued
en: <p>
    Please notice that not all combinations of colors and resolution may
    be valid with your video card; this depends on the amount of memory
    (shown above) on  the card.
    The higher the resolution and the number of colors, the more memory is required.
    </p>
en: <p>
    Please notice that not all combinations of colours and resolution may
    be valid with your video card; this depends on the amount of memory
    (shown above) on  the card.
    The higher the resolution and the number of colours, the more memory is required.
    </p>

note: Help text (HTML-like) END
en: <p>
    Please notice that not all kinds of hardware can be detected automatically.
    If your hardware is not shown here, you may still be able to configure it manually.
    Just press the appropriate configuration button in this dialog.
    </p>
en: Please note that not all kinds of hardware can be detected automatically.
    If your hardware is not shown here, you may still be able to configure it manually.
    Just press the appropriate configuration button in this dialog.
    </p>

note: configuration succeeded, show as popup message to user
en: Congratulations!!!
    Your Internet connection has been successfully configured.
    
    To connect with the internet use 'kinet'.
en: Congratulations!!!
    Your Internet connection has been successfully configured.
    
    To connect with the internet use 'kinternet'.

note: help 5 of 6, keep the leading space
en:  This may be neccessary, if you are using a terminal adapter or a special modems.</P>
en:  This could be neccessary if you are using a terminal adapter or some special modems.</P>

note: help 6 of 6, keep the leading space
en: <P>Idle timeout:
    Specify after how many
    seconds of inactivity
    he connection should
    be closed, use 0 to
    disable idle hangup.</P>
en: <P>Idle timeout:
    Specify after how many
    seconds of inactivity
    the connection should
    be closed, use 0 to
    disable idle hangup.</P>

note: help text address conflict setup dialog part 1 of 3
en: <p>
    Already configured devices (such as second network card or ISDN 
    adapter) were found on the system. Some of them have assigned the 
    network address range (IP address/network mask) which <b>clashes</b> 
    with your new configuration. It is <b>not possible</b> to use more 
    devices with <b>overlapping</b> network address. 
    </p>
en: <p>
    One or more previously configured devices (such as a second network card or ISDN 
    adapter) were found in your system. Some of them have been assigned a 
    network address range (IP address/network mask) which <b>conflicts</b> 
    with your new configuration. It is <b>not possible</b> to use more 
    devices with <b>overlapping</b> network address. 
    </p>

note: help text address conflict setup dialog part 2 of 3
en: <p>
    The dialog displays list of all conflicted devices. A checked line in 
    the list means that device is <b>active</b>.
    <p>
en: <p>
    This dialog displays a list of all incorrectly configured devices. A checked line in 
    the list means that device is <b>active</b>.
    </p>

note: help text address conflict setup dialog part 3 of 3
en: <p>
    You can select <b>next</b> and the conflicted devices will be <b>deactivated</b>
    and <b>disabled</b>. You will not be able to use them but you can reconfigure 
    them later. Configuration will be <b>continued</b>.
    </p>
    <p>
    Or you can select <b>back</b> to go back to the address setup dialog and 
    <b>repair</b> required IP address and network mask.
    </p>
en: <p>
    You can select <b>next</b> and the incorrectly configured devices will be <b>deactivated</b>
    and <b>disabled</b>. You will not be able to use them but you can reconfigure 
    them later. Configuration will be <b>continued</b>.
    </p>
    <p>
    Or you can select <b>back</b> to go back to the address setup dialog and 
    <b>replace</b> any required IP address and network masks.
    </p>

note: main dialog label list of already configured network interfaces ([eth1, eth2...], [isdn0, isdn1...] etc.) with network address (ip/mask) which overlaps address defined by user
en: Conflicted network devices
en: Conflicting network devices

note: there are some problems with broadcast ping !!! therefore it is temporary commented Shell(sformat("/bin/ping -w 1 -n %1 > /tmp/ping.out & /bin/sleep 10; /bin/kill $!", CallFunction (`lan_lib (``addrtostr (CallFunction (`lan_lib (``ip4toaddr (lookup(m, "bcast"))))))))); list|void l = SCR(`Read(.tmp.p
en: The network device is now configured and ready to use.
en: The network device is now configured and ready to use

en: This module configures, which log entries YaST2 should create and which not
en: This module configures which log entries YaST2 should create and which it should not

en: Print sample page
en: Print sample pag

note: Help text 1/2 (one sound card found)
en: <p>The sound card was
     found. If you want to configure this sound card press <i>Next</i>
     otherwise quit by pressing <i>Back</i><p/>
en: <p>The sound card was
     found. If you want to configure this sound card press <i>Next</i>
     otherwise quit by pressing <i>Back</i></p>

en: Some packages in current selection
en: Commercial Package Selection

en: If you abort the installation now,
    SuSE Linux will not be installed.
    Your hard disk will remain unchanged.
en: <p>
    If you abort the installation now,
    SuSE Linux will not be installed.
    Your hard disk will remain unchanged.
    </p>

en: Network basic configuration
en: Basic network configuration

en: You have to enter a text
en: Sie haben keine Partition angegeben

en: Level 3 (Network/Server)
en: Level 3 (Network server)

en: The sound configuration will be saved now.
en: Configuration for the sound card will be now saved.

en: <p>This sound card will
     configured. If you want to configure this sound card press <b>Next</b>
     use <b>Back</b> button to go back</p>
en: <p>The sound card was
     found. If you want to configure this sound card press <i>Next</i>
     otherwise quit by pressing <i>Back</i></p>

en: <p>You can
     change option values that are passed to the module by pressing the
     <b>Options</b> button.</p>
en: You can test your sound card by pressing <i>Test</i> button.

en: Cannot find program 'amixer'
en: Can not find amixer

en: <p>If the the problem persist you can try to pass some <b>options</b> to the ALSA kernel module. If you still can't get sound card working, you can try <i>OSS/Free</i> or another modules, which are currently not supported by <b>YaST2</b>.</p>
en: <p>If the the problem persist you can try to pass some <b>options</b> to the Alsa kernel module. If you still can't get sound card working, you can try <i>OSS/Free</i> or another modules, which are currently not supported by <b>YaST2</b>.</p>

en: To test the sound card press the button
en: To test the sound card press a button

en: Cannot find file: %1
en: Can not find file: %1

en: Cannot find 'alsactl'
    Please check your installation of ALSA package (series 'snd1')
en: Please check your installation of Alsa package

en: <p>The previously adjusted <b>volume</b> will be <b>stored</b> now for later use.</p>
en: Previously adjusted <b>volume</b> will be <b>stored</b> now for later use.

en: <p>The configuration of the sound card will be <b>saved</b>.</p>
en: Configuration of the sound card will be <b>saved</b> for later use.

en: <p>This generally means that some
     internal <b>YaST2</b> file is missing or corrupted. Please try to
     reinstall <b>YaST2</b>, you find it in <b>SuSE</b> distribution,
     series 'a1'.</p>
en: This generally means that some internal <b>YaST2</b> file is missing or corrupted.

en: Cannot remove modules:
    %1
en: Can not remove module(s):
    %1

en: <P>The color modes for the driver hpdj:<BR>
    mono:   Print in black.<BR>
    CMY:    Print in cyan, magenta and yellow only.<BR>
    CMY+K:  Print with all four inks, but never mix black with one of the others.<BR>
    CMYK:   Print with all four inks (not for the HP DeskJet 550C but for modern inkjet printers).</P>
en: <P>The colour modes for the driver hpdj:<BR>
    mono:   Print in black.<BR>
    CMY:    Print in cyan, magenta and yellow only.<BR>
    CMY+K:  Print with all four inks, but never mix black with one of the others.<BR>
    CMYK:   Print with all four inks (not for the HP DeskJet 550C but for modern inkjet printers).</P>

en: color printing at 360x360 dpi for any Stylus Color printer (using stcany.upp)
en: colour printing at 360x360 dpi for any Stylus Color printer (using stcany.upp)

en: color printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc_h.upp)
en: colour printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc_h.upp)

en: color printing for Stylus Color II at 720x720 dpi (using stc2_h.upp)
en: colour printing for Stylus Color II at 720x720 dpi (using stc2_h.upp)

en: color printing for Stylus Color IIs at 720x720 dpi (using stc2s_h.upp)
en: colour printing for Stylus Color IIs at 720x720 dpi (using stc2s_h.upp)

en: color printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc500ph.upp)
en: colour printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc500ph.upp)

en: color printing at 360x360 dpi (using stc600pl.upp)
en: colour printing at 360x360 dpi (using stc600pl.upp)

en: color printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc600p.upp)
en: colour printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc600p.upp)

en: color printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc740p.upp)
en: colour printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc740p.upp)

en: color printing at 360x360 dpi (using stc800pl.upp)
en: colour printing at 360x360 dpi (using stc800pl.upp)

en: color printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc800p.upp)
en: colour printing at 720x720 dpi (using stc800p.upp)

en: color printing for the HP DeskJet 850C (using hpdj -sModel=850C)
en: colour printing for the HP DeskJet 850C (using hpdj -sModel=850C)

en: color printing for the HP DeskJet 855C (using hpdj -sModel=855C)
en: colour printing for the HP DeskJet 855C (using hpdj -sModel=855C)

en: color printing (using hpdj -sModel=unspec)
en: colour printing (using hpdj -sModel=unspec)
