/* Automatically generated by po2tbl.sed from gfax.pot.  */

#if HAVE_CONFIG_H
# include <config.h>
#endif

#include "libgettext.h"

const struct _msg_ent _msg_tbl[] = {
  {"", 1},
  {"Gfax", 2},
  {"Fax File", 3},
  {"Setup", 4},
  {"Manual", 5},
  {"New File", 6},
  {"Send Fax", 7},
  {"Open File", 8},
  {"Phone Book", 9},
  {"Save File", 10},
  {"Exit", 11},
  {"Send", 12},
  {"Fax Number", 13},
  {"Organization", 14},
  {"Attention", 15},
  {"Prefix", 16},
  {"Fine Resolution", 17},
  {"Schedule", 18},
  {"Send Immediately", 19},
  {"Time", 20},
  {"Hrs", 21},
  {" ", 22},
  {"Min", 23},
  {"AM/PM", 24},
  {":", 25},
  {"\
AM\n\
PM\n", 26},
  {"Date", 27},
  {"Gnome Desktop Fax Application.", 28},
  {"Fax Agent", 29},
  {"Hylafax", 30},
  {"Mgetty+Sendfax", 31},
  {"Efax", 32},
  {"Phone Information", 33},
  {"Dial Prefix:", 34},
  {"Your Fax Number:", 35},
  {"System", 36},
  {"Hylafax Setup", 37},
  {"Fax Server Hostname", 38},
  {"\
The host name of the network fax server.  Enter \"localhost\" if you are not \
using a network fax server.", 39},
  {"localhost", 40},
  {"Fax Server Port Number", 41},
  {"\
The TCP/IP port number of the fax server.  Default hylafax port is 4559.", 42},
  {"4559", 43},
  {"use internal \"sendfax\" implementation", 44},
  {"Mgetty+Sendfax Setup", 45},
  {"Open Delay (msec)", 46},
  {"\
A few modems respond to raising the DTR line (when opening the device) with \
`OK'.  This can confuse `sendfax', because it will see this OK as response \
to the next command.  Default is 0.", 47},
  {"\
0\n\
500\n\
1000\n\
1500\n\
2000\n", 48},
  {"\
An 'AT...' command that will be sent to the modem at the end of the modem \
initialization, right before dialing.", 49},
  {"Modem Port", 50},
  {"Modem Type", 51},
  {"Type of fax modem.  See your modem manual.  Default is auto.", 52},
  {"\
auto\n\
cls2\n\
c2.0\n", 53},
  {"Modem Initialization String", 54},
  {"\
This will initialize the modem when the port is opened.  See your modem \
manual.  Default is ATZ.", 55},
  {"Modem Handshake", 56},
  {"Modem Quirks", 57},
  {"\
This can be used to adapt `sendfax' to some peculiarities in certain modems. \
Not normally required.", 58},
  {"\
modem\n\
ttyS0\n\
ttyS1\n\
ttyS2\n\
ttyS3\n", 59},
  {"The serial port the modem is on - ttyS0 is COM1, ttyS1 is COM2 etc.", 60},
  {"modem", 61},
  {"Modem Speed  (bps)", 62},
  {"\
The speed to set your serial port at.  Try the highest and go down from \
there.", 63},
  {"\
115200\n\
57600\n\
38400\n\
19200\n\
9600\n\
4800\n\
2400\n", 64},
  {"Sendfax Config File", 65},
  {"SendFax Config File", 66},
  {"\
The location of the mgetty \"sendfax.config\" file.  Default is \
\"/etc/mgetty+sendfax/sendfax.config\".  You shouldn't have to change this.", 67},
  {"Baud Rate Switch", 68},
  {"\
On some (very few) modems it is necessary to start with baudrate \"A\" and \
switch to baudrate \"B\" after sending the `AT+FCLASS=2' command.  Default \
is None.", 69},
  {"\
None\n\
115200\n\
57600\n\
38400\n\
19200\n\
9600\n\
4800\n\
2400\n", 70},
  {"\
This is the command used for dialing out. Usually this will be something \
simple, as `ATDT' for tone or `ATDP' for pulse dialing.", 71},
  {"Dial Command", 72},
  {"Maximum Tries per Page", 73},
  {"Debug Level", 74},
  {"Maximum Tries Continue", 75},
  {"\
Controls the amount of information written into the fax log file.  Default \
is 3.", 76},
  {"\
0\n\
1\n\
2\n\
3\n\
4\n\
5\n\
6\n\
7\n\
8\n\
9\n", 77},
  {"\
The maximum number of tries per page if the receiving end reports reception \
errors.  Default is 3.", 78},
  {"\
0\n\
1\n\
2\n\
3\n", 79},
  {"Ignore Carrier", 80},
  {"\
Some misbehaving modems lower the DCD (carrier detect) line briefly, between \
sending multiple pages. This may cause all subsequent port serial accesses \
to fail.   Default is No.", 81},
  {"\
Yes\n\
No\n", 82},
  {"\
After the maximum number of tries for one page are reached, `sendfax' can \
report an error and abort or continue.  Default is Yes.", 83},
  {"Fax Users Allowed", 84},
  {"Fax Users Denied", 85},
  {"\
Users allowed to use the fax system.  Can be empty only if the deny list is \
populated.  These must be user names.", 86},
  {"\
Users denied from using the fax system. Can be empty only if the allow list \
is populated.", 87},
  {"Run Fax Queue Every", 88},
  {"\
How often you want the fax queue scanned.  Faxes won't be transmitted until \
\"faxrunq\" is run to scan the queue.  This value is set in /etc/crontab.", 89},
  {"\
Disabled\n\
Minute\n\
5 Minutes\n\
10 Minutes\n\
15 Minutes\n\
30 Minutes\n\
Hour\n", 90},
  {"Never write Sendfax config file", 91},
  {"Setup Druid", 92},
  {"Mgetty", 93},
  {"Not implemented yet.", 94},
  {"E-Mail Notification", 95},
  {"Send Email Notification", 96},
  {"E-Mail Address", 97},
  {"Transmit Properties", 98},
  {"Fax Properties", 99},
  {"Use Cover Page", 100},
  {"Use Fine Resolution", 101},
  {"User", 102},
  {"Gfax - Select File", 103},
  {"Select File to Fax", 104},
  {"File Name", 105},
  {"Copyright (c) 1999, George A. Farris", 106},
  {"The Gnome Desktop Fax Application", 107},
  {"Gfax - Phone Book", 108},
  {"GnomeCard", 109},
  {"Add Book", 110},
  {"Delete Book", 111},
  {"Close", 112},
  {"Phone Books", 113},
  {"Name", 114},
  {"Number", 115},
  {"Gfax - Add Phone Book", 116},
  {"Define Phone Book", 117},
  {"\
\n\
To add a Phone Book (previously created with GnomeCard):\n\
\t\tEnter a phone book name such as \"Main\" or \"Personal\"\n\
\t\tEnter or browse for the file name of the GnomeCard database,\n\
\t\tthen press \"OK\".", 118},
  {"Phone Book Name", 119},
  {"Please wait...", 120},
  {"Transmitting fax to server...", 121},
  {"%P %%", 122},
  {"Gfax - Mgetty Setup Druid", 123},
  {"Gfax Mgetty+Sendfax setup.", 124},
  {"\
Welcome to the Gfax Mgetty+Sendfax configuration Druid.\n\
\n\
This will lead you through setup of the sendfax\n\
configuration file which is stored in /etc/mgetty+sendfax\n\
on most systems.\n\
\n\
This configuration must be completed to enable Gfax\n\
to send facsimiles with Mgetty+sendfax.\n", 125},
  {"Select your modem serial port", 126},
  {"\
\n\
Please enter the device that your modem is attached to.\n\
\n\
On Linux this is typically /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/ttyS1.  This\n\
device will also be linked to /dev/modem on many systems.\n\
\n\
Only enter the last part of the device name.  For example\n\
if your device is \"/dev/ttyS1\" then enter \"ttyS1\".\n", 127},
  {"Select the modem baud rate.", 128},
  {"\
What bit rate do you have your modem configured to use?  \n\
\n\
Most modems can be set to 115,200 without any problems.  If you have an \
older modem try starting at 19,200 then 38,400 and keep going until it \
does't work.", 129},
  {"Retry on page errors.", 130},
  {"Continue on error", 131},
  {"Number of retries", 132},
  {"\
Here we enter the number of tries per page if the receiving end reports \
errors and whether to continue or abort transmission.\n\
\n\
If N tries do not suffice to successfully transmit a page, `sendfax' will \
give up or simply go on. If this is set to `0', `sendfax' will ignore \
retransmission requests and simply go on. \n\
\n\
The default is to set this to 3 and Yes.", 133},
  {"Automatically send spooled faxes.", 134},
  {"\
Mgetty+Sendfax will not send a spooled fax until the \"faxrunq\" command is \
run to send queued faxes.\n\
\n\
We can set the \"faxrunq\" command to automatically run from the Cron \
subsystem.  If set, faxes will automatically be sent with no further action \
required.  If you do not set this you MUST run the \"faxrunq\" command to \
send the spooled fax.\n\
\n\
It is best to set this to one minute.  It won't hurt to run \"faxrunq\" if \
there are no faxes spooled.", 135},
  {"Run faxrunq every", 136},
  {"Add users allowed to use the fax system", 137},
  {"\
We must enter the user names that are allowed to use the fax system.  We can \
also set a list of users that are denied use.  If you want to allow all \
users in your system to use gfax with mgetty+sendfax then set the deny list \
to the \"root\" user and leave the allow list blank.\n\
\n\
These lists are not allowed to be blank.  By default the \"root\" user is \
denied and all other users are allowed.  Please type in the names.", 138},
  {"Allow User List", 139},
  {"Deny User List", 140},
  {"root\n", 141},
  {"Congratulations you're finished.", 142},
  {"\
Congratulations you have finished configuring the mgetty+sendfax  \n\
transport agent. \n\
\n\
For advanced features or to change any of these please use \n\
the \"setup\" utility on the main Gfax window.", 143},
  {"Enable test mode", 144},
  {"%A %B %d, %Y", 145},
  {"\
\n\
Filename -> %s\n\
Doesn't exist or can't open!\n", 146},
  {"No file to fax", 147},
  {"\
\n\
You have email notification set but haven't\n\
set your email address!\n", 148},
  {"\
\n\
You appear not to have a destination fax number set!\n", 149},
  {"Couldn't find the Gfax manual!", 150},
  {"\
#Sendfax.config\n\
#\n\
#This file has beed created by GFax.  It will be over written\n\
#every time Gfax's mgetty setup is changed.\n\
#\n\
#If you want to edit this file by hand, disable this option in Gfax.\n\
\n", 151},
  {"\
\n\
#Specifies an `AT...' command that is to be sent to the modem right\n\
#at the *beginning* of all modem talk (even before setting the modem\n\
#into fax mode, so this could be an `ATZ' if you want to reset the\n\
#modem).\n\
\n", 152},
  {"\
\n\
#Sets the fax modem to use, e.g. tty1a.\n\
\n", 153},
  {"\
\n\
#Force the modem command set to use. Default is `auto' (auto-detect,\n\
#which may not work on very cheap modems), possible other values are\n\
#`cls2', for \"class 2 only\" modems, and `c2.0' for \"class 2.0\"\n\
#faxmodems.\n\
\n", 154},
  {"\
\n\
#Specify the maximum number of tries per page if the receiving end\n\
#reports reception errors. If NNN tries do not suffice to\n\
#successfully transmit a page, `sendfax' will give up or simply go\n\
#on. If this is set to `0', `sendfax' will ignore retransmission\n\
#requests and simply go on.\n\
\n", 155},
  {"\
\n\
#Some misbehaving modems lower the DCD (carrier detect) line briefly\n\
#between sending multiple pages.  Depending on the operating system\n\
#used, this may cause all subsequent port accesses on this serial\n\
#port to fail.  You'll recognize it if you get a \"weird-looking\"\n\
#sendfax log file that works fine up to the end of the first page,\n\
#and then aborts with `I/O error' or so.\n\
\n", 156},
  {"\
\n\
#Set the port speed to use for fax send operations. Usually,\n\
#`38400' is a good choice, but a few dumb modems (for example, some\n\
#based on rockwell chipsets) need `19200' or even `9600'. A few\n\
#modems can go higher, but `sendfax' may not support it, and it may\n\
#not always work.\n\
\n", 157},
  {"\
\n\
#This is the command used for dialing out. Usually this will be\n\
#something simple, as `ATD' or `ATDP', but if you have an unusual\n\
#setup, it could also be something like `ATX0DP0;X4DT' (meaning:\n\
#switch off dial-tone detection, pulse-dial `0', back to command\n\
#mode, switch on dial-tone detection, and go ahead dialing with\n\
#touch tones). The phone number will be sent right after the\n\
#`dial-prefix'.\n\
\n", 158},
  {"\
\n\
#Specifies an `AT...' command that will be sent to the modem at the\n\
#*end* of the modem initialization, right before dialing. *Do not\n\
#use ATZ or such here*, since resetting the modem will switch off\n\
#fax mode.\n\
\n", 159},
  {"\
\n\
#Same as in `mgetty', this can be used to adapt `sendfax' to some\n\
#peculiarities in certain modems.\n\
\n", 160},
  {"\
\n\
#After the maximum number of tries for one page are reached,\n\
#`sendfax' can report an error and abort (`max-tries-continue NO'),\n\
#or go on with the next page (YES)\n\
\n", 161},
  {"\
\n\
#On some (very few) modems it is necessary to start with baudrate\n\
#\"A\" and switch to baudrate \"B\" after sending the `AT+FCLASS=2'\n\
#command. If you specify this, `sendfax' will switch from `speed' to\n\
#`switchbd' right after setting the modem to class 2/2.0. Default is\n\
#`FAX_SEND_SWITCHBD', I'd recommend *not* using it unless you're\n\
#sure that you need it.\n\
\n", 162},
  {"\
\n\
#A few modems respond to raising the DTR line (when opening the\n\
#device) with `OK'.  This can confuse `sendfax', because it will see\n\
#this OK as response to the next command.\n\
\n\
#The only modem that needs this so far is an ELSA 33.6, and\n\
#delaying for about 1500 ms cured the problem.\n\
\n", 163},
  {"\
\n\
#Controls the amount of information written into the fax log file\n\
#(`FAX_LOG' in `policy.h'). `0' means \"totally silent\" (not even\n\
#errors are written), `9' is really noisy. I usually use `3' or `4'\n\
#in normal use, and `6' for debugging.\n\
\n", 164},
  {"\
\n\
You must be root to change the mgetty configuration file.\n\
\n\
\t\t\t\t\t\t\tOnce you are logged in as root this help button will display\n\
\t\t\t\t\t\t\tthe Mgetty+Sendfax help page.\n", 165},
  {"Can't open vcard file\n", 166},
  {"\
\n\
I can't open the sendfax config file.  You must be\n\
 \t\t\t\t\t\t\tlogged in as root to write this file.\n", 167},
  {"\
\n\
You must choose a serial port!\n\
 \t\t\t\t\t\t\tThat the modem is connected to.\n", 168},
  {"\
\n\
You must be \"root\" to change mgetty settings!\n", 169},
  {"\
\n\
Can't open /etc/crontab\n", 170},
  {"\
\n\
Can't create /tmp/crontab\n", 171},
  {"\
\n\
Can't open /tmp/crontab\n", 172},
  {"\
\n\
Can't create /etc/crontab\n", 173},
  {"Job suceeded.", 174},
  {"Error occured.", 175},
  {"Gfax result", 176},
  {"Show output of fax spooling software", 177},
  {"Sendfax command is:\n", 178},
  {"\
\n\
\n\
Delete file is %d\n", 179},
};

int _msg_tbl_length = 179;
