# Messages file for ANTterm
# (c) ANT Limited, 1996
# English - contact author for details of other languages available

junk.junk:ignored

global.name:ANTterm
iconbar.menu:>Info,Connect...,Quit

emu.fail:Couldn't initialise emulation
emu.menu:Connection, Setup, Selection, Telnet, Spool
emu.connect:>Info, >Hotlist, Open..., Close
emu.setup:>Terminal, >Size, Save setup
emu.select:>Save, Launch URL, Send, Clear
emu.telnet:Interrupt process (IP), Abort output (AO), Are you there? (AYT)
emu.spool:>Open, Close, Raw data
emu.selectp:>Save, Launch URL, Send

fave.title:Hotlist
fave.head:Add item, Remove item|

telnet.close:(Session closed. Please close window)
close.quit:There are connections open: are you sure you want to quit?
close.one:This connection is open: are you sure you want to close it?
close.text:Close

event.nourl:No application configured to display %s

open.null:You must enter a host name, either in the form host.net, or in URL form (telnet://host.net/, rlogin://host.net/)

ser.fail:This software has become damaged, or was not installed correctly. Please re-install off your original discs.

#
# TCP stack errnos
#
tcp.err:Unknown error
tcp.err9:Bad descriptor
tcp.err11:No more ports
tcp.err14:Bad address
tcp.err22:Invalid argument
tcp.err35:Operation would block
tcp.err36:Operation now in progress
tcp.err37:Operation already in progress
tcp.err38:Socket operation on non-socket
tcp.err39:Destination address required
tcp.err40:Message too long
tcp.err41:Protocol wrong type for socket
tcp.err42:Protocol not available
tcp.err43:Protocol not supported
tcp.err44:Socket type not supported
tcp.err45:Operation not supported on socket
tcp.err46:Protocol family not supported
tcp.err47:Address family not supported by protocol family
tcp.err48:Address already in use
tcp.err49:Can't assign requested address
tcp.err50:Network is down
tcp.err51:Network is unreachable
tcp.err52:Network dropped connection on reset
tcp.err53:Sortware caused connection abort
tcp.err54:Connection reset by peer
tcp.err55:No buffer space available
tcp.err56:Socket is already connected
tcp.err57:Socket is not connected
tcp.err58:Can't send after socket shutdown
tcp.err59:Too many references: can't splice
tcp.err60:Connection timed out
tcp.err61:Connection refused
tcp.err64:Host is down
tcp.err65:No route to host

#
# TCP module messages
#
tcp.addis:antterm: Address is %s\n
tcp.prtis:antterm: Port is %s\n
tcp.resol:antterm: Resolving address...\n
tcp.notfn:antterm: Host not found '%s'\n
tcp.notf2:antterm: Host not found (remote failure) '%s'\n
tcp.reso1:antterm: Resolved to %s (%s)\n
tcp.reso2:antterm: Can't resolve address '%s'\n
tcp.conn1:antterm: Trying to connect...\n
tcp.conn2:antterm: Connect failed (%d/%s)
tcp.conn3:antterm: Connected to %s\n
tcp.conn4:\nantterm: Disconnected\n
tcp.conn5:\n\nantterm: Remote closed connection
tcp.conn6:\n\nantterm: Other error (%d/%s) - closing

dlg.notco:Not connected

# Interactive Help text (icons)
iconbar.*:\T<global.name> terminal emulator.|M\Sopen the connect \w

info.*:This \w gives brief information about the application.

connect.*:This dialogue lets you start terminal connections to servers ('hosts') on the Internet. 
connect.0:Enter the full hostname of a server to connect to.|MFor example: irc.demon.co.uk
connect.1:\Sclose this dialog box without connecting to a server.
connect.2:\Sconnect to the specified server.
connect.4:\Sdisplay a list of telnet entries in your hotlist.

vt.0:This is the terminal line editor. Complete lines are sent to the host when you press Return - cursor keys and other special keys are only functional in the main terminal area - click above this line to enter direct mode (ie all keys sent as they are typed).
vt.*:This is a terminal \w.|MClick MENU for options.|MMark a block of text by dragging with \s or \a. 

close.*:This \w prompts you to confirm a particular action.
close.0:\Scancel this action.
close.2:\Sperform this action.

tinfo.*:This \w shows details of the current connection.
tinfo.3:Connected to server ...
tinfo.5:Connected to server IP address ...
tinfo.15:Connected on port ...
tinfo.10:Number of bytes received from server. 
tinfo.11:Number of bytes sent to server.
tinfo.12:Time that connection was active for.

vtsize.*:This \w lets you set the \w size and the number of lines of scrollback history.
vtsize.1:\Sset changes made to the \w or scrollback size.|MChoose 'Save setup' from the menu to save settings to disc.
vtsize.2:Enter a new \w size here.
vtsize.3:This is the number of lines of scrollback history that will be stored.

vtconfig.*:This \w lets you configure the terminal.
vtconfig.0:\Senable wrapping of text within the \w.
vtconfig.1:\Senable flashing text.
vtconfig.2:\Sreverse the colours used, so you can display black text on a white background.
vtconfig.3:\Smake the RETURN key send a CR/LF sequence as opposed to the usual CR character.
vtconfig.4:\Ssend DEC Application cursor key sequences rather than the normal ANSI sequences.
vtconfig.5:\Senable Application keypad so that the keypad keys send the DEC keypad sequences.
vtconfig.6:\Senable VT102 terminal ID: by default it acts as a VT220 terminal.
vtconfig.7:Set the Answerback field for response to the ENQ command.|MThis is rarely used nowadays, so doesn't need to be set for most systems.
vtconfig.8:<vtconfig.7>
vtconfig.10:\Sset any changes that you have made to the configuration.|MChoose 'Save setup' from the menu to save settings to disc.
vtconfig.11:\Sdisplay a flashing block cursor instead of an underline cursor.
vtconfig.12:\Sswap the functions of the BACKSPACE and RETURN keys.
vtconfig.13:If this option is enabled, the terminal \w will be closed automatically when the connection is terminated.
vtconfig.14:If this option is enabled, a single-line command buffer will appear under the terminal display, allowing lines to be edited prior to transmission to the host.

save.*:\Tsave dialogue box.
save.0:\Ssave the file to the specified path.
save.1:\Scancel the save operation.
save.2:Enter the name of the file here before saving.
save.3:Drag this icon to a directory display to save the file.

# Interactive Help text (menus)
micon.0:\Rget information about this application.
micon.1:\Sopen the connect dialog.
micon.2:\Squit this application.

memul.0:\Raccess connection-related options.
memul.0-0:\Rview connection statistics.
memul.0-1:\Raccess the hotlist.
memul.0-2:\Sopen a new connection.
memul.0-3:\Sclose this connection.
memul.1:\Raccess terminal setup-related options.
memul.1-0:\Raccess terminal emulation options.
memul.1-1:\Raccess terminal sizing options.
memul.1-2:\Ssave current host setup against host address.
memul.2:\Raccess selection-related options..
memul.2-0:\Rsave the current selection.
memul.2-1:\Slaunch the URL contained in the current selection.
memul.2-2:\Ssend the current selection to the remote host.
memul.2-3:\Sclear the current selection.
memul.3:\Raccess telnet-specific protocol options.
memul.3-0:\Ssend a command to stop the current process or task.
memul.3-1:\Ssend a command to abort output from the server.
memul.3-2:\Smakes the server send a brief message in reply, so that you can test that the connection is still active.
memul.4:\Raccess spoolfile options.
memul.4-0:\Ropen a new spoolfile.
memul.4-1:\Sclose the current spoolfile.
memul.4-2:\Stoggle the raw data/plain text option.

mhot.0:\Sadd the current entry to the hotlist.
mhot.1:\Sremove the current entry from the hotlist.
mhot.*:\Sconnect to this hotlist entry.

junk.junk:Nothing
