# Messages file for StrongED
# StrongED$Wrapwidth = 256

# Default filenames..
DefName_BaseModeFFF:Textfile
DefName_BaseModeFEB:Obeyfile
DefName_BaseModeFFE:Command
DefName_:Newfile

# Interactive help on menus :
# Iconbar:

MIconbar:StrongED
#	Info			\Rget information about this version of StrongED.
#	Help...			\Sopen the StrongED manual. (Requires !StrongHlp.)
#	Choices...		\Sopen a Dialogue with all global choices.|MNote that there is a similar box available from the Mode menu, which is used to set mode-dependent options.
#	Rescan			\Ropen a submenu from which some of StrongED's resources can be rescanned.
#	Create			\Screate an empty textfile.|M\Rcreate other filetypes.
#	History			\Ropen a list of files that have been loaded previously.
#	WindowList   ^L		\Sopen a window continually showing all views.
#	Purge Undo		\Sremove all undo info and thus free some memory.
#	Quit			\Squit StrongED.

# Iconbar:Rescan->

MRescan:Rescan
#	Bitmaps			\Sforce a rescan of the Bitmaps directories.|MUse this when new bitmap fonts have been added.
#	Modes			\Sforce a rescan of the Modes directories.|MUse this when new modes have been added or created.

# Iconbar:Create->

MCreate:Filetype
#	Text			\Screate an empty textfile.
#	Obey			\Screate an empty Obey file.
#	Exec			\Screate an empty Exec file.
#	    			\Screate an empty file of given type.

# View:

MView:StrongED
#	Misc			\Rset various options.
#	Save			\Rsave text or block.|MClick here to save text directly.
#	Block			\R
#	Edit			\Rset edit related options, or to perform edit operations.
#	Display			\Rset various display related options.
#	Mode			\R

# View:Misc>

MMisc:Misc
#	Help       F1		Click to get help on StrongED.
#	Print			\Rprint text or marked block.
#	File info  ^I		\Ropen the fileinfo box.
#	Filetype		\Rset the filetype for this text.|M(This can also be done in the savebox)
#	Chars     ^F9		Click to open the character selection box.
#	Spelling		\Rset spell related options, or to spell-check the text.
#	Locked			This is ticked if the file is write protected. Click to temporarily override this.

MFTyp:Filetype
#	          		Type filetype and press RETURN.

MSpell:Spelling
#	Open spell dialogue				Click to open the spell dialogue box.
#	Spell check entire text				Click to generate a 'list of found' over all misspelled words in the text.
#	Spell check as you type				When this is ticked StrongED will beep and mark a misspelled word after you've typed it, or moved to it.
#	Spell dialogue opens on misspelling		When this is ticked (together with 'check as you type') StrongED will open the spell dialogue when a misspelled word is typed.
#	Spell dialogue gains focus on misspelling	When this is ticked the spell dialogue will be given the input focus when a misspelled word has been typed.

# View:Block->

MBlock:Block
#	Mark			\Ropen a menu with options to mark a block.
#	Clear mark ^Z		\Sclear the currently marked block.
#	Process			\Ropen a menu with options to process the block.
#	Clipboard		\Ropen a menu with options to manage the clipboard.
#	Send to caret		\Ssend the selected text to the caret.

# View:Block->Mark->

MMark:Mark
#	Start/End F6		Click to set start or end of block.
#	Word      ^A		Click to mark the word at the cursor.
#	Line      ^A *2		Click to mark the line at the cursor.
#	Text      ^A *3		Click to mark the entire text.

# View:Block->Clipboard->

MClip:Clipboard
#	Copy to clipboard ^C	Click to copy the current block to the clipboard.
#	Cut to clipboard  ^X	Click to move the current block to the clipboard.
#	Paste to text     ^V	Click to insert the contents of the clipboard into the text.
#	Purge clipboard   ^Z	Click to remove current contents from clipboard.

# View:Block->Process->

MProcess:Process
#	Copy            ^C	Click to copy block to where cursor is now.
#	Move            ^V	Click to move block to where cursor is now.
#	Delete          ^X	Click to delete block.
#	Uppercase       ^U	Click to force text in block to uppercase. Key shortcut only applies when you're inside block.
#	Lowercase       ^J	Click to force text in block to lowercase. Key shortcut only applies when you're inside block.
#	Swap case       ^S	Click to swap case on text in block. Key shortcut only applies when you're inside block.
#	Indent			\Rindent marked block.
#	Tabs to spaces		Click to replace all tabs with spaces.
#	Spaces to Tabs		Click to replace spaces at start of the lines with tabs
#	Rot13			Click to "encrypt"/"decrypt" block.|M(It adds 13 to the ascii value of each letter)

# View:Block->Process->Indent->

MIndent:Indent
#				Type a positive number to indent each line in block with that many spaces. Type a negative number to remove characters.|MAnything else will be inserted as written (but \\t will be converted to TAB)

# View:Edit->

MEdit:Edit
#	Insert			Click to toggle between insert and overwrite mode.
#	After Block		Click to toggle After Block on/off.|MWhen on, the cursor will be placed at the end of the block when you move or copy it.
#	Tabkey			\Rspecify how the TAB-key should work.
#	Sort			\Ropen the sort dialoguebox.
#	Search       F4		\Ropen the search dialoguebox.
#	Replace     F4		\Ropen the replace dialoguebox.
#	ListOfFound  F2		\Ropen the LoF dialoguebox.
#	Goto line    F5		\Ropen the goto dialoguebox.
#	Goto block  F5		Click here to move cursor to start/end of marked block.
#	Undo         F8		Click here to undo the last change done to the text.
#	Redo        ^F8		Click here to redo the last change that was undone.
#	Change \n		\Rchange physical line ending.
#	Unwrap			Click here to insert newlines where lines wrap.

# View:Edit->Tabkey->

MTabkey:Tabkey
#	'Truetab'		Click here to make the TAB key insert a TAB character.
#	Nearest			Click here to make the TAB key insert enough spaces to position cursor under/over start of word on line above/below.
#	Tabstops		Click here to make the TAB key insert enough spaces to move caret to the next position indicated by the tabstops definition.

# View:Edit->Change \n->

MNewline:Newlines
#	LF (UNIX/RISC OS)	This is the standard line ending under RISC OS and UNIX.
#	CR (Mac)		I *think* this is the standard line ending on Apple Macintosh
#	LF+CR			This is what you get when you store output from the VDU|M*Modules { > ModList }      The file ModList will have this line ending.
#	CR+LF (msdos)		This is the standard line ending on MSDOS machines.

# View:Display->

MDisplay:Display
#	New view    ^WC		Click here to create a new view for the text.
#	Wrapwidth		\Rset the wrapwidth used for the text.
#	ShowTab			\Rset how Tab characters are displayed.
#	ShowCtrl		\Rset how Ctrl characters are displayed.
#	\n type			\Rset the newline type for this text.
#	Infobar			\Rset which information the Infobar displays.

# View:Display->New view->

MNewView:New View
#	Split Vertically   ^WV	Click to split current view in two
#	Split horizontally ^WH	Click to split current view in two

# View:Display->Wrapwidth->

MWrapW:Wrapwidth
#	Automatic		Click here to set wrapwidth to automatic.|MWhen this is on, the width of the text will always be the same as the visible width of the window.
#	Longest line		Click here to set wrapwidth to the length of the longest line.|MThis can limited to the min/max values in Mode choices -> Wrapping.
#	80			Click here to set wrapwidth to 80 chars.
#	132			Click here to set wrapwidth to 132 chars.
#	256			Click here to set wrapwidth to 256 chars.
#	1024			Click here to set wrapwidth to 1024 chars.
#				Click here to set wrapwidth to the given value.

# View:Display->ShowTab->

MShowTab:ShowTab
#	As Ctrl			If this is on, TAB characters will be displayed in the same way as other control characters.
#	As spaces		If this is on, TAB characters will be displayed as spaces.
#	As dotted line		If this is on, TAB characters will be visible as a dotted line.
#	Tab to 4 column		If this is on, TAB characters will force a jump to the next column divisible by 4.|MThis option will be shaded when Tabs are displayed as Ctrl.
#	Tab to 8 column		If this is on, TAB characters will force a jump to the next column divisible by 8.|MThis option will be shaded when Tabs are displayed as Ctrl.

# View:Display->ShowCtrl->

MShowCtrl:ShowCtrl
#	[hex]			If this is on, control characters will be displayed with its hexadecimal value.
#	.			If this is on, control characters will be displayed as a "."

# View:Display->Infobar->

MInfobar:Filepos
#	ASCII code		Click here if you want the infobar to show the ASCII code of the character under the cursor.
#	File offset		Click here if you want the infobar to show the caret's decimal offset from start of text.
#	Column,Line		Click here if you want the infobar to show the caret's Column,Line position in the text.
#	Line,Column		Click here if you want the infobar to show the caret's Line,Column position in the text.

# View:Mode->
MModeFN:Mode
#	Change mode		\Rselect which mode to use for this text.
#	Choices...		Click to open the configure box for this mode.
#	Base functions

MModeCol:Colour schemes
#	Black on White		This sets a colour scheme with a white background
#	White on Black		This sets a colour scheme with a black background

MChangeNL:Newlines
#	Change NL type		\Rreplace all NLs of the currently assumed type with NLs of another type.
#	Assume NL type		\Rchange which type of NL StrongED should assume the text uses.|M(This does not physically alter the text)

MThB:Throwback
#	Save			\Ropen savebox for this list.

# ListOfFound:
MLoF:ListOfFound
#	Save			\Ropen savebox for this list.
#	Sort LoF		Click to sort entries.
#	Mark text		When this is on, the LoF entries will be marked in the text.
#	Line numbers		When this is on, the LoF entries will be prefixed with the line number of the match.
#	All matches		When this is on, all matches will be displayed.|MWhen this is off, only the first match on each line will be shown.
#	Filename		When this is on, the LoF will show the full pathname instead of only directory-name.leafname.
#	Whole line		When this is on, the entire line will be shown.
#	From found		When this is on, the line will be shown from match onwards.
#	After found		When this is on, the line will be shown from after the match.
#	Align found		When this is on, the matches will be aligned.
#	Match only		When this is on, only the matched text will be shown.

MRScope:Scope
#	Block			Replace all occurrences inside marked block.
#	Backward		Replace all occurrences before caret.
#	Forward			Replace all occurrences after caret.
#	This text		Replace all occurrences in this text.
#	All Texts		Replace all occurrences in all texts.

MEngine:Engine
#	Simple			\Suse simple search expressions.|MSimple search matches the search string literally, ie no characters have special meaning.
#	Advanced		\Suse advanced search expressions.|MAdvanced search matches using patterns which may include wildcards, see the manual for more info.
#	Regex			\Suse regular expressions.|MThis requires the regex module to be loaded.

MLoW:List of Windows
#	Save LoW		\Ropen savebox for this list.
#	New view		\Screate a new view for this text.
#	Save 			\Ssave selected views.|M\Ropen a submenu with other scopes.
#	Kill 			\Skill selected views.|M\Ropen a submenu with other scopes.
#	Hide 			\Shide selected views.|M\Ropen a submenu with other scopes.
#	Icon 			\Sicon selected views.|M\Ropen a submenu with other scopes.
#	Show 			\Sshow selected views.|M\Ropen a submenu with other scopes.
#	Close 			\Sclose selected views.|M\Ropen a submenu with other scopes.
#	Process...		\Sopen the LoW process window.

MLoWDomain:Scope
#	Selection		\Sact on all views that are selected.
#	Unchanged		\Sact on all views that are unchanged.
#	Changed			\Sact on all views that are changed.
#	All			\Sact on all views.

MLoWActions:Actions
#	Select			\Sselect views based on scope and/or pattern.|MSelected views that don't match will be de-selected.
#	Extend selection	\Sselect views based on scope and/or pattern.|MSelected views that don't match will remain selected.
#	Save LoW		\Ssave an LoW file with views that match on scope and/or pattern.
#	New view		\Screate a new view for views that match on scope and/or pattern.
#	Save			\Ssave views that match on scope and/or pattern.|MActually the text a view belongs to is saved.
#	Kill			\Skill views that match on scope and/or pattern.|MIf this the only view on a text then the text will be removed outright.|MEven when the text has been altered!
#	Hide			\Shide views that match on scope and/or pattern.
#	Iconise			\Siconise views that match on scope and/or pattern.
#	Show			\Sshow views that match on scope and/or pattern.
#	Close			\Sclose views that match on scope and/or pattern.|MThe text will be saved when it has been altered and this is the last/only view.|MThis only works for texts that already have a valid path.

MLoWScopes:Scopes
#	Selected views		\Sact on views that have been selected.
#	Unchanged views		\Sact on views that have not been edited.
#	Changed views		\Sact on views that have been edited.
#	All views		\Sact on all views (regardless of state).

MLoWPattern:Pattern
#	AND pattern		\Sact on views that are in the selected scope AND that match the given pattern.
#	EOR pattern		\Sact on views that are in the selected scope OR match the given pattern, but not both.
#	NOT pattern		\Sact on views that are in the selected scope but that don't match the given pattern.
#	OR pattern		\Sact on views that are in the selected scope OR that match the given pattern.

MFType:Filetypes
#	Text			\Sset the text's filetype to Text (&FFF).
#	BASIC			\Sset the text's filetype to BASIC (&FFB).
#	Obey			\Sset the text's filetype to Obey (&FEB).
#	Data			\Sset the text's filetype to Data (&FFD).
#	All types		\Ropen a submenu with all known filetypes.

MGColWin:Windows
#	List of Found		\Sset the colours for ListOfFound windows.
#	List of Windows		\Sset the colours for the ListOfWindows window.
#	Throwback		\Sset the colours for Throwback windows.

MGColLoF:Elements
#	Filename		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Text			Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Match			Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Closest			Select the element whose colours you want to configure

MGColLoW:Elements
#	Filetype		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Filename		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Filestate		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Caretview		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Selectview		Select the element whose colours you want to configure

MGColThb:Elements
#	Processing file		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Errors in file		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Error details		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Info for file		Select the element whose colours you want to configure
#	Info details		Select the element whose colours you want to configure

# Help for dynamically generated menus
HistoryMenu:This is a history menu showing previously used strings.|MClick on an item to insert its text into the writable icon.
FileTypeMenu:Use this menu to select a different file type.
BitmapMenu:Use this menu to select a different font
StyleMenu:Use this menu to select a different font style

# Misc
Web:http://www.stronged.iconbar.com/
Learn:Learning..
Tab0:TrueTab
Tab1:Nearest
Tab2:Tabstops
ExtraMode:Move pointer right to open a submenu with more modes.
BaseMode:Click to create an empty file in BaseMode.|MMove pointer right to create an empty file of a specific filetype.
Create:Click to create an empty file in %s mode.
Change:Click to change to the given mode.
DLoF0:Whole
DLoF1:From
DLoF2:After
DLoF3:Align
Rp0:Block
Rp1:Backward
Rp2:Forward
Rp3:Text
Rp4:All
SOpt0:Interactive Search options
SOpt1:List of Found options
SOpt2:Search & Replace options
SOpt3:List of Spell options
Pad0:None
Pad1:Spaces
Pad2:Zeros
Eng0:Simple
Eng1:Advanced
Eng2:Regex
GotoP:Goto physical line
GotoL:Goto logical line
GotoA:Goto address/offset
Ins0:Insert
Ins1:Overwr
N0:LF
N1:CR
N2:LF+CR
N3:CR+LF
Sav0:Save text
Sav1:Unchanged text
Sav2:Save block
#Sav3:Save viewers
Sav4:Save LoF
Sav5:block
Sav6:ListOFound
Sav7:Dump
Sav8:Throwback
Sav9:LoW
Th0:Processing:
Th1:Errors in :
Th2:Info for  :
XDefName:Unnamed
Chs:?@[\]^_`{|}~
ChW:20
TMModes:Modes
TEModes:Extra modes
TBFun:Functions
PrTx:Print Text
PrBl:Print Block
PrLo:<No driver>
THist:History
TFiles:File menu
TGrab:Grab
GRPG0:Lower 32K
GRCMOS:CMOS RAM
NoFileHist:<No file history>
HeaderML:# ModeLock|J# Version = 101|J# StrongED$WrapWidth = 96|J# Do not alter this header manually!|J#|J#ModeName|IExtramode|IModeInit|IOnLoad|I|IProcess|I|IRun|J|J

# Spell checking
SpellNone:<No matching words>
SpellOK:<Word OK>
SpellTitle:Select userdict
SpellIgnore:IGNORE
SpellAddTo:Add to
SpellNew:New dict

# Infobar block field
BM0:-
BM1:b
BM2:B
BM3:f
BM4:F

# Infobar clipboard field
CM0:-
CM1:c
CM2:C

# syntax colouring
Text:Text
Caret:Caret
Block:Block
Mark:Mark
Ctrlchars:Ctrl chars
Tabs:Tabs
Border:Border
Margins:Margins
Brackets:Brackets
Hardwrap:Hardwrap
Linenumbers:Linenumbers
Identifiers:Identifiers
Functions:Functions
Strings:Strings
Comments:Comments
Numbers:Numbers
Punctuation:Punctuation
Group1:Group 1
Group2:Group 2
Group3:Group 3
Group4:Group 4
Group5:Group 5
Group6:Group 6
Group7:Group 7
Group8:Group 8
Group9:Group 9
Group10:Group 10
Group11:Group 11
Group12:Group 12
Group13:Group 13
Group14:Group 14
Group15:Group 15
Group16:Group 16

Ioff:To see interactive help for StrongED, turn it on in the Global Configure, Save settings and start StrongED anew.

# Interactive help..

# Help for the iconbar icon
Hib:\TStrongED text editor.|M\s creates a text in BaseMode.|M\a opens the modes menu.|MShift-\s opens !StrED_cfg.UserPrefs.|MShift-\a opens !StrongED.Defaults.|MCtrl-\s opens ModeLock file.|MCtrl-\a opens BaseMode ModeFile.

Hwn05??:This is a StrongED view.|M\Sposition cursor (also sets focus).|M\Arestore cursor at its last position (if no focus).|M\Aselect text from cursor position to click point (if focus).|M\Dstart, \dresize a selection.|MSee manual for more.

# Help for the Infobar
Hwn0601:This shows information relating to the position of the caret in the text:|MPosition of caret as offset in bytes from start of text|MPosition of caret as x,y or y,x.|MASCII code of character at caret.
Hwn0602:This shows whether the editor is in insert or overwrite mode.|MClick SELECT (or ADJUST) to toggle between the two.
Hwn0603:This shows what will happen when you press the TAB key.|MClick SELECT to cycle the options, or press MENU to open a menu of them.
Hwn0604:This shows whether there is a block marked or not.|M  - : No block marked.|M  b : Block marked in another text.|M  B : Block marked in this text.|M\Sgoto block start.|M\Agoto block end.|MMENU to open the block process menu.
Hwn060D:This shows whether there is anything in the clipboard.|M - : Clipboard is owned by no-one.|M c : Clipboard is owned by another application.|M C : Clipboard is owned by StrongED and is non-empty.|MMENU opens the clipboard menu.
Hwn0605
Hwn0606
Hwn0607
Hwn0608:These are the bookmarks.|MIf white, no mark is set, if grey then mark is in another text, and if black then mark is in this text.|M\Sgoto mark. \Aset mark. Double-click to clear mark (best to use ADJUST).
Hwn060F:This shows number of entries in the return stack.|MWhen the GotoFound function is used the old position gets placed on this stack.
Hwn0609:This shows which mode the text is in.|MClick MENU to open the Mode menu, or click ADJUST to open the Change Mode menu.
Hwn060A:This shows which wrap-type is selected for this view.|M  CW : Character wrap.|M  WW : Word wrap.|MIf small letters, then no lines are currently wrapped.|MClick SELECT (or ADJUST) to toggle the wrap-type.
Hwn060B:This shows which newline type this text has.|MMENU opens the menu for changing NL type.
Hwn060C:This shows the current wrapwidth. If autowrap is on, an "a" is appended, and if hardwrap is on, the hardwrap width is shown in parenthesis.|M\Stoggle autowrap on/off, and \Atoggle hardwrap.
Hwn06??:This is the infobar.

# Help for List-of-Windows
Hwn07??:This is a list of all texts currently loaded into StrongED.|MThere is a menu.

# Help for List-of-Found
Hwn08??:This is a "list of found" (LoF) window.|M\Smove to a matching line.|M\Aclose the LoF as well.|MSee the manual for more click options.

# Help for alert/message window
Hwn09??:This is the alert/message window.

# Help for throwback window
Hwn0A??:This is a Throwback window.|MClick on a line and StrongED will load the file and move to the correct line.|MShift-click will delete line/section.

# Help for character selector
Hwn0C??:This is the character selector.|MClick to insert character where the caret was. Use Adjust to make box stay open.|MKey shortcuts: Arrow keys (also Ctrl) to move around, and Return to select.

# Help for main Global and Mode choices windows
Hwn0D03
Hwn0F03:\Sapply & save the current choices.|M\Aleave the window open.
Hwn0D04
Hwn0F04:\Sclose the window without applying the current choices.
Hwn0D05
Hwn0F05:\Sapply the current choices.|M\Aleave the window open.
Hwn0D??:In this dialogue box, you can configure global choices|MSelect a section in the left box, and edit its choices in the right box.
Hwn0F??:In this dialogue box, you can configure choices for a particular StrongED Mode.|MSelect a section in the left box, and edit its choices in the right box.

# Help for 'Quit' window
Hwn1200:Click here to save all changed files and quit.
Hwn1201:Click here to just quit without saving anything.
Hwn1202:Click here to keep a list of all loaded files, keep all changed files in AutoSave, and load this back in the next time StrongED is started.
Hwn1207:Click here if you're getting cold feet.
Hwn1204:This shows a list of all changed files.|MClick on one to bring it to the front.

# Help for 'Spell' dialogue box
Hwn1300:This shows the word currently being checked.
Hwn1301:Click here to look for the next suspicious word.
Hwn1302:Click here to add the word to the current user dictionary.
Hwn1303:Click here to select the current user dictionary.|MShift-Select on an entry to edit the dictionary.
Hwn13??:This is the spell checker dialogue box. The frame shows a list of suggested replacements for the current word. Click on one to replace the word in text with this.

# Help for 'Respond to' section in global choices
Hwn4000:When this is off, StrongED will only load files dragged directly to it.
Hwn4001:When this is on, StrongED will recursively load the contents of directories you drag to its iconbar icon.
Hwn4002:When this is on, StrongED will allow drags to the toolbar.
Hwn4003:When this is on, StrongED will respond to ExtEdit requests.
Hwn4008:When this is on, StrongED will respond to OLE requests.
Hwn4009:When this is on, StrongED will respond to ExecFile messages.
Hwn4004:When this is off, StrongED won't respond to ctrl-F12 to open taskwindows.|MIf you want to disable this permanently, you should also edit the !StrongED.!Boot and !Run files.
Hwn4005:When this is off, StrongED won't register itself as throwback server.
Hwn4006:When this is off, each throwback session/compile will get its own window.
Hwn4007:When this is on, StrongED will use a new window for each TaskWindow request.

# Help for 'Edit' section in global choices
Hwn4100:When this is on, the caret will move from the last char of a line, to the first char of the next line (and vice versa).
Hwn4101:When this is on, you can't place the caret to the right of line end with the mouse; the caret will then just be placed on the line end.
Hwn4102:When this is on, StrongED will compare the text you've just written with all shortcuts (defined in the modefiles), and if it finds a match the shortcut will be expanded.
Hwn4103:When this is on, StrongED will save all changed files periodically, to the directory !StrongED.Autosave.|M
Hwn4104
Hwn4105:This tells how often Autosave, if activated, should save.
Hwn4106:When this is on, changes you make to a modefile will take effect immediately when you save it.
Hwn4107:When this is on, StrongED will click on 'Old' for you when you open one of these dialogue boxes.
Hwn4108:When this is on, StrongED will remember the current state when you quit, and restore this the next time you start StrongED.
Hwn4109:When this is on, StrongED will place the cursor at the end of a block after it's been copied/moved.|MNote this also applies when inserting a file.
Hwn410A:When this is on, StrongED will move the old contents of a file to undo when the file is refreshed.|MWhen this is off, StrongED will discard the old contents including any changes made.

# Help for 'Display' section in global choices
Hwn4200:When this is on, StrongED will hide the mouse pointer when you start typing, and redisplay it when you move the mouse.
Hwn4201:When this is on, StrongED flash the caret on/off so that it is easier to localise.
Hwn4202:When this is on, StrongED will always make sure the caret is inside the visible area.|MWhen it's off, StrongED will leave the caret where it is, when the view is scrolled or resized (with the mouse).
Hwn4203:When this is on, StrongED will use an alternative set of colours.

# Help for 'Block' section in global choices
Hwn4300:When this is on, then editing a line in a block will cause all other lines in the block to be edited in the same way.
Hwn4301:When this is on, then the Scope in the LoF window will automatically be set to 'Block' when the caret is inside a block.
Hwn4302:When this is on, then the Scope in the S&R window will automatically be set to 'Block' when the caret is inside a block.
Hwn4304:When this is on, then Selection in the Save window will automatically be ticked when the caret is inside a block.
Hwn4305:When this is on, then only the selection will be printed when the caret is inside a block.
Hwn4306:When this is on, StrongED will allow you to save a block without opening a savebox. Just click on a marked block and drag it wherever.

# Help for 'BASIC' section in global choices
Hwn4400:Turn this off if you want to see the binary representation of a BASIC file.
Hwn4401:When this is on, StrongED will not include line numbers when it converts from BASIC to text.|MIf you hold down the Ctrl key when loading, the opposite of this setting will be used.
Hwn4402:When this is on, StrongED will insert spaces between certain tokens when converting to text, to make sure it can convert back to tokens later.|MThese spaces are only stripped off again if the tokenised line becomes too long.
Hwn4404
Hwn4406:These two are used when converting from text to tokens. All lines without a line number will get one based on these two values.

# Help for 'Misc' section in global choices
Hwn4500:When this is on, you won't see any help like this in StrongED. Doesn't really save you that much..
Hwn4501:When this is on, StrongED won't load a file that is already loaded, but instead just move the old window to the top.|MTo force a file to be loaded, hold down shift, and drag to the iconbar.
Hwn4502:When this is on, StrongED will beep when there is an error.
Hwn4503:When this is on and StrongED crashes, it will try to write its entire memory to a file called "StrongDump".|MIn theory this file can help the developers find the cause of the crash, but only send when asked for it.
Hwn4504:When this is on, StrongED will close a taskwindow immediately when you click in its close box, or press ctrl-Q.
Hwn4505:When this is on, StrongED will use !Printers to do its printing.
Hwn4506:When this is on, StrongED will replace any spaces you enter in the savebox with hard spaces.
Hwn4507:When this is on, StrongED will pass on any keypresses it cannot handle to other applications.
Hwn4508:When this is on, the colours section of the Mode choices will automatically be updated when the caret is moved around.
Hwn4509:When this is on, a single Select click in the LoW window will select and open a view.|MWhen this is off, a single Select click only selects, double click to open.

# Help for 'Windows' section in global choices
Hwn4603
Hwn4604
Hwn4605
Hwn4606
Hwn460B:Open up the window you want to position.|MPlace the window where you want it.|MThen click the corresponding buttonhere.|MFinally click OK or Save.
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Hwn4609
Hwn460A:Click to open the settings window for this dialogue box.|MSet whatever options you prefer and close the window.|MThen click OK or Save.

# Help for 'Colours' section in global choices
Hwn4706:This shows the currently selected window.|MUse the menu button to the right to select a different window.
Hwn4707:Click to open a menu listing all windows.|MSelect one to show the colours for that window.
Hwn470A:This shows the currently selected element.|MUse the menu button to the right to select a different element.|MThe element's colours can be changed in the colours section.
Hwn470B:Click to open a menu listing all window elements.|MSelect one to show the colours for that element.|MUse the colours section to change them.
Hwn470F:This shows the foreground colour used for the selected element.|MClick here to alter the colour using the Colour Picker.|MSelecting None means the colour will be transparent.
Hwn4712:This shows the Background colour used for the selected element.|MClick here to alter the colour using the Colour Picker.|MSelecting None means the colour will be transparent.
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Hwn4713:If this is shaded, the colour is set to transparent.

# Help for the 'Printing' section in global choices
Hwn4902:When this is on, text will be printed in Text mode.|MNot all modern printers support this.
Hwn4903:When this is on, text will be printed in Graphics mode.|MThe outline font used is the one defined in the Font section of the Mode Choices for the current mode.
Hwn4907:This specifies the number of times that each page should be printed.
Hwn490A:When this is on, printing multiple copies will repeat the document.|MWhen this is off, printing multiple copies will repeat each page.
Hwn490D:When this is on, text will be printed in portrait (upright) mode.|MNote, this only applies to printing in Graphics mode.
Hwn490E:When this is on, text will be printed in landscape (sideways) mode.|MNote, this only applies to printing in Graphics mode.
Hwn4911:When this is on, header and footer lines will be added to the print-out.|MHeader and footer lines are defined in the ModeFile of the current mode.
Hwn4912:When this is on, the print-out will have the same colours as on the screen.|MNote, this only applies to printing in Graphics mode.

# Help for 'Edit' section in mode choices
Hwn5000:When this is on, StrongED will show you the corresponding opening bracket when you type the closing one.
Hwn5001:When this is on, StrongED will insert newly typed text.|MWhen this is off, typing will overwrite existing text.
Hwn5002:When this is on, StrongED will copy the spaces/tabs from the start of the previous line, to the start of the new line.
Hwn5003:When this is on, StrongED will refuse to delete newline characters when you press Delete.
Hwn5004:When this is on, StrongED will remove any extra blanks from the end of a line when you move away from it.|M (To see this, turn on the "Visible EOL spaces" option in the Display section of mode choices.)
Hwn5005:When this is on, StrongED will check if the copy on disc has been altered when you make the first change to the loaded copy.
Hwn5006:When this is on, StrongED will check if the copy on disc has been altered each time the text gains the input focus.

# Help for 'Display' section in mode choices
Hwn5103:This is used to the left and right of the text to move it a bit out from the window border, giving it some air.
Hwn5105:This is the gap between lines.
Hwn510A:When this is on, the horizontal scrollbar will never be displayed.
Hwn510B:When this is on, the horizontal scrollbar will always be displayed.
Hwn510C:When this is on, the horizontal scrollbar will only be displayed if the view's width is smaller than the wrapwidth set.
Hwn5112:When this is on, a bar caret will be displayed.
Hwn5113:When this is on, a block caret will be displayed.
Hwn5114:When this is on, a underscore caret will be displayed.
Hwn510F:When this is on, the 'fold' function (see manual) will be executed when the text is loaded.
Hwn5110:When this is on, spaces at the end of a line will be shown using the "mark" colour.
Hwn5111:When this is on, ctrl characters will be displayed as [xx]|MWhen it is off, they will be displayed as just a dot, or an actual control character if Fastchars is used.
Hwn5115:When this is on, newline characters will be shown as ''.|MThis only affects how newlines are displayed, not how they are stored.

# Help for 'Colours' section in mode choices
Hwn5208:This shows the currently selected element.|MUse the menu button to the right to select a different element.|MThe element's colours can be changed in the colours section.
Hwn5209:Click to open a menu listing all syntax elements.|MSelect one to show the colours and style set for that element.|MUse the colour and style sections to change them.
Hwn520C:This shows the style set for the currently selected element.|MIf it's shown in red then the style could not be found.|MUse the menu button on the right to select a different style.
Hwn520D:Click to open a menu listing all available styles.|MSelect one to set a new style for the current element.
Hwn5210:When this is on, the mode will have the same colours as the BaseMode has.
Hwn5211:When this is on, StrongED uses information from the Modefile to colour certain words and elements with different colours.
Hwn5214:This shows the foreground colour used for the selected element.|MClick here to alter the colour using the Colour Picker.|MSelecting None will mean the colour for text will be used instead.
Hwn5217:This shows the Background colour used for the selected element.|MClick here to alter the colour using the Colour Picker.|MSelecting None will mean the colour for text will be used instead.
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Hwn5218:If this is shaded, the colour for 'Text' is used instead.

# Help for 'Toolbars' section in mode choices
Hwn5300:When this is on, each view will have a toolbar at the top of the window.|MNote: Only takes effect for *new* texts.
Hwn5301:When this is on, each view will have a infobar at the bottom.|MNote: Only takes effect for *new* texts.
Hwn5303:When this is on, the file position field will show the ASCII number of the character at the caret.
Hwn5304:When this is on, the file position field will show the caret position as a decimal offset from start of file.
Hwn5305:When this is on, the file position field will show the caret position as column, line.
Hwn5306:When this is on, the file position field will show the caret position as line, column.

# Help for 'Misc' section in mode choices
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Hwn5401:This is the filetype assigned to a text created from the iconbar 'create' menu.
Hwn5403:The standard RISC OS and UNIX line separator.
Hwn5406:The standard MS-Dos and Windows line separator.
Hwn5407:When on, the 'Print headers and footers' toggle in the Print Dialogue will be on by default.
Hwn5408:When this is on, StrongED will spell check each word as you type it. When a suspicious word is found, StrongED will beep and mark it.
Hwn5409:When this is on together with 'check as you type', the spell window will be opened when a suspicious word is found.
Hwn540A:When this is on, the spell dialogue will be given the input focus when a misspelled word has been typed.

# Help for 'Tabs' section in mode choices
Hwn5502:When this is on, StrongED will insert a Tab character (ASCII 09) when you press the Tab key.
Hwn5503:When this is on, StrongED will insert spaces so that the cursor aligns with the first non-empty line above/below.
Hwn5504:When this is on, StrongED will insert enough spaces to align with the next column in the Tabstops definition.
Hwn5507:When this is on, TAB characters will be shown as all other control characters.
Hwn5508:When this is on, TAB characters will be shown as spaces.
Hwn5509:When this is on, TAB characters will be shown as a dotted line.
Hwn550C:When this is on, a TAB character will be wide enough to align with the next column divisible by 4.|MIn my opinion, you shouldn't use this, as the only standard is tab-to-8.
Hwn550D:When this is on, a TAB character will be wide enough to align with the next column divisible by 8.|MThis is the "standard" TAB width.

# Help for 'Wrapping' section in mode choices
Hwn5606:When this is on, the wrap width is continuously set to the width of the window.
Hwn5607:When this is on, the wrap width will be set to the number specified.
Hwn5608:When this is on, the width of the window will be determined by the longest line in the file.|MTo prevent a 'silly' width being used minimum and maximum values can be set.
Hwn560A:This is the max length of a line before it is soft-wrapped.
Hwn560C:This is the minimum width used when longest line is active.|MThe window won't be made smaller than this even when the longest line is shorter.
Hwn560E:This is the maximum width used when longest line is active.|MThe window won't be made bigger than this even when the longest line is longer.
Hwn560F:When this is on, StrongED will insert newlines as you type. This to ensure that lines don't get longer than the hardwrap width.
Hwn5610:This is the hard wrapwidth, lines longer than the width specified here will be hard-wrapped.
Hwn5611:When this is on, long lines will be soft-wrapped at the nearest word.|MWhen it's off, the lines are wrapped at the nearest character.
Hwn5612:When this is on, there will be a marker in the right margin when a line is soft-wrapped to fit the window.
Hwn5613:When this is on, hardwrap will only split the current line (if longer than the hardwrap width).|MWhen it's off, hardwrap will also pull up text from the next line when a line is shorter than the hardwrap width.
Hwn5614:When this is on, hardwrap will reformat quoted text.|MWhen it's off, hardwrap will not change quoted text.
Hwn5615:When this is on, all characters that are past the hardwrap width will be highlighted.

# Help for 'LineNos' section in mode choices
Hwn5702:When this is on, no line numbers will be displayed.
Hwn5703:When this is on, each wrap-line will be numbered.|MWrap-lines are lines as they appear on the screen.
Hwn5704:When this is on, each text-line will be numbered.|MText-lines are lines delimited by two newlines.
Hwn5705:When this is on, the offset (from start of text) at which lines start will be shown.
Hwn570F:This is the line number width, it specifies how many characters to use for line numbers.|MRange is from 1 to 9.
Hwn5710:Click to decrease the line number width.
Hwn5711:Click to increase the line number width.
Hwn5714:When this is on, a colon (and space) will be displayed to separate the line number from the actual text.
Hwn5715:When this is on, line numbers will be displayed in hexadecimal format.

# Help for 'Font' section in mode choices
Hwn5816:When this is on, the standard OS system font will be used to display text.
Hwn5809:When this is on, the custom bitmap font shown in the field to the right will be used to display text.
Hwn5808:When this is on, the outline font shown in the field to the right will be used to display text.
Hwn5802:This shows the currently selected bitmap font.|MIf it's shown in red then the font could not be found.|MUse the menu button on the right to select a different bitmap font.
Hwn5804:This shows the currently selected outline font.|MIf it's shown in red then the font could not be found.|MUse the menu button on the right to select a different outline font.
Hwn5814:When this is on, the ViewFinder card, if present, will be used to display bitmap fonts.
Hwn5815:When this is on, the small version of the current bitmap will be used.|MNote that for low resolutions the small version will always be used.
Hwn5803:Click to open a menu listing all available bitmap fonts.
Hwn5805:Click to open a menu listing all available outline fonts.
Hwn580C:This shows the current width used for outline fonts.|MUse the arrows to the right to change this value.
Hwn580D:This shows the current height used for outline fonts.|MUse the arrows to the right to change this value.

# Help for syntax elements menu
Hwn6000:This is the colour that plain text should have.|MIt is also the colours used for all the other elements that have shaded captions underneath their colour wells.
Hwn6001:This is used for the caret. It only has one colour, so foreground and background will always be the same.
Hwn6002:This is used for text marked as a block.
Hwn6003:This is used for "marked" text. (Found text when you search, text inserted again with Undo, etc..)
Hwn6004:This is used for control characters.
Hwn6005:This is used for tab characters.
Hwn6006:This is used for the left hand side border.|M(Only the background colour is used.)
Hwn6007:This is used for left and right margins.|MThis will also include the fold arrows if used.|M(Only the background colour is used.)
Hwn6008:This is used to highlight a pair of matching brackets.|M(For this to work the corresponding option must be on.)
Hwn6009:This is used to colour text that exceeds the hardwrap width.|M(For this to work hardwrap must be turned on.)
Hwn600A:This is used for the line numbers.|M(For this to work line numbers must be turned on.)
Hwn600B:An ID is any sequence of letter + letters/numbers that is not otherwise defined as a Reserved word.|MWhat exactly is allowed in an ID is defined in the ModeFile.
Hwn600C:A function is anything followed by an opening parenthesis.|MWhether the parenthesis may be preceded by whitespace is defined in the ModeFile.
Hwn600D:A string is everything between two quotes.|MWhich quotes (single, double) are used to denoted strings is defined in the ModeFile.
Hwn600E:Comments can also be coloured. The syntax of the comment is defined in the Modefile.|MNote that currently StrongED can't colour multi-line comments.
Hwn600F:Numbers can be binary, hexadecimal and decimal. Strings looking like reals will also be coloured.|MPrefixes to indicate a base can be set in the ModeFile.
Hwn6010:Punctuation are all characters not defined to be ctrl, number or ID
Hwn60??:This group is not defined in the Modefile

# Help for 'Search/Replace' dialogue box
Hwn8100:Type string to search for here.|MKey shortcuts: Page Up/Down to fetch old search strings.
Hwn8101:Type replace string here.|MKey shortcuts: Page Up/Down to fetch old strings.
Hwn8102:Click to toggle case sensitive searching on/off.|MKey shortcut: ^C.
Hwn8103:Click to toggle the 'Line' switch on/off.|MWhen it is on, StrongED will only look for search string at the start of lines.|MKey shortcut: ^L
Hwn8105:Click to toggle 'advanced' search syntax on/off|MKey shortcut: ^A
Hwn8109:Click to recall previously used search/replace strings.|MKey shortcut: Page Up/Down
Hwn8107:Click to cycle between the different search-scopes.|MThis limits the area that will be searched.|MKey shortcut: ^S
Hwn810B:Click to count occurrences of the search string.|MKey shortcut: ^N
Hwn810A:Click to open the Counter dialogue box.|MIt allows you to generate a sequential number that is inserted into the replace string by using the 'Cnt' identifier.
Hwn810C:Click to start replace.|MKey shortcut: Return
Hwn81??:This is the Search/Replace dialogue box.

# Help for 'Interactive Search' dialogue box
Hwn8200:Type string to search for here.|MKey shortcuts: Page Up/Down to fetch old search strings.
Hwn8201:Click to toggle case sensitive searching on/off.|MKey shortcut: ^C.
Hwn8202:Click to recall previously used search strings.|MKey shortcut: Page Up/Down
Hwn8203:Click to go to the next occurrence of the search string.|MKey shortcut: Down arrow
Hwn8204:Click to go to the previous occurrence of the search string.|MKey shortcut: Up arrow
Hwn82??:This is the Interactive Search dialogue box.

# Help for 'Goto' dialogue box
Hwn8300:Click to cycle between the different Goto types.|MPhysical lines. Moves caret to start of textlines.|MLogical line. Moves caret to start of wraplines.|MAddress/offset. Moves caret to address (Dump mode) or offset.
Hwn8302:This field displays the minimum number possible.|MEither the first line number, lowest address or offset.
Hwn8304:This field displays the current caret position.|MThe line number, address or offset that the caret is at.
Hwn8306:This field displays the maximum number possible.|MEither the last line number, highest address or offset.
Hwn8308:Enter here the line number, address or offset you want to move the caret to, then press Enter.|MUse Page-Up/PageDown to recall previously entered values.|MUse Ctrl-U to clear the field.
Hwn83??:This is the Goto Line dialogue box.|MType a appropriate line number, address or offset and press Return.

# Help for 'What now' dialogue box
Hwn8400:Click to *not replace* this occurrence, but just find the next.|MKey shortcut: Down Arrow.
Hwn8401:Click to replace this occurrence, and find the next.|MKey shortcut: Return.
Hwn8402:Click to replace all remaining occurrences.|MKey shortcut: ^A
Hwn8403:Click to undo the last replace.|MKey shortcut: F8
Hwn8404:Click to redo the last undo.|MKey shortcut: ^F8
Hwn84??:This is the "What now" dialogue box.

# Help for 'Grab' dialogue box
Hwn8500:Click here to create an empty text in dump mode.
Hwn8501:Click here to create a menu of all rom modules.|MSelect the module you want to grab.
Hwn8502:Click here to create a menu of all ram modules.|MSelect the module you want to grab.
Hwn8503:Click here to create a menu of all rom modules.|MSelect the module whose workspace you want to grab.
Hwn8504:Click here to create a menu of all ram modules.|MSelect the module whose workspace you want to grab.
Hwn8505:Click here to create a menu of all applications.|MSelect the application you want to grab.
Hwn8506:Click here to create a menu of all dynamic areas.|MSelect the dynamic area you want to grab.
Hwn8508:Click here to grab the contents of the cmos ram.
Hwn85??:This is the grab window.

# Help for 'Search' dialogue box
Hwn8900:Type string to search for here.|MKey shortcuts: Page Up/Down to fetch old search strings.
Hwn8901:Click to toggle case sensitive searching on/off.|MKey shortcut: ^C.
Hwn8902:Click to toggle the 'Line' switch on/off.|MWhen it is on, StrongED will only look for search string at the start of lines.|MKey shortcut: ^L
Hwn8903:Click to cycle between the different search-scopes.|MThis limits the area that will be searched.|MKey shortcut: ^S
Hwn8904:Click to cycle between the different search engines.|MKey shortcut: ^E
Hwn8905:Click to open a subwindow allowing the LoF display settings to be altered.|MKeyboard shortcut: ^D
Hwn8906:Click to recall previously used search strings.|MKey shortcut: Page Up/Down
Hwn8907:Click to count occurrences of the search string.|MKey shortcut: ^N
Hwn8908:Click to start searching.|MThe results will be displayed in a window.|MKey shortcut: Return
Hwn89??:This is the List of Found dialogue box.

# Help for 'Info' dialogue box
Hwn8C1E:Click to count number of words in text.
Hwn8C??:This shows information on the text.

# Help for 'About' box
Hwn8D00:Click to open the StrongED homepage. (Requires a web browser.)
Hwn8D0A:Click to open the StrongED manual. (Requires !StrongHlp.)
Hwn8D??:Just another 'About' box.

# Help for print dialogue box
Hwn9B02:This shows the name of the currently selected printer.
Hwn9B06:When this is on, text will be printed in text mode.|MNot all modern printers support this.
Hwn9B07:When this is on, text will be printed in graphics mode.|MThe outline font used is the one configured in the Font section of the Mode Choices.
Hwn9B0B:Enter the number of copies to be printed here.|MThe option below controls how the pages will be ordered in the print-out.
Hwn9B0E:This option controls how multiple copies are ordered.|MWhen on, the entire document will be repeated (p1,p2,p3,p1,p2,p3).|MWhen off, individual pages will be repeated (p1,p1,p2,p2,p3,p3).
Hwn9B0F:When this is on, header and footer lines will be added to the print-out.|MThe contents of the header and footer lines are defined in the mode's ModeFile.
Hwn9B10:When this is on, only the selected text will be printed.|MWhen this is off, the entire text will be printed.
Hwn9B11:When this is on, printing will use the same colours as used on the screen.|MNB1 If you use a black background you end up using lots of ink.|MNB2 This only applies to printing in graphics mode.
Hwn9B14:When this is on, the print-out will be in portrait (upright) format.|MThis only applies to printing in graphics mode. Text mode always prints in portrait format.
Hwn9B15:When this is on, the print-out will be in landscape (sideways) format.|MThis only applies to printing in graphics mode. Text mode always prints in portrait format.
Hwn9B21:Click to close the dialogue box without printing anything.
Hwn9B22:Click to start printing the current document.
Hwn9B??:This is the print dialogue box.

# Help for 'New user dictionary' dialogue box
HwnAC??:Create a new user dictionary.|MNote; There can be max 8 user dictionaries.

# Help for 'Load' dialogue box
HwnAD02:This shows the file currently selected from the history menu.|MUse the menu button to the right to select another file.
HwnAD03:Click here to display a menu listing all previously loaded files (up to a maximum of 16).
HwnAD05:Click here to close the window without loading a file.
HwnAD06:Click here to load the currently selected file.
HwnAD??:This is the load dialogue box.|MIt can be used to reload previously loaded files that have subsequently been closed.

# Help for 'LoadDir' dialogue box
HwnAE01:This displays the path of the directory dragged to the iconbar icon.
HwnAE02:Click to close the dialogue box without loading any files.
HwnAE03:Click to load all files in the directory that match the pattern set.
HwnAE06:Enter a pattern that files must match to be loaded.|MThe pattern consists of |<Filetype list>, |<path list>.|MBoth lists are space separated.|MThe filetypes are in hexadecimal.|MThe path list uses * and ** as wildcards.
HwnAE08:Enter a search expression that the file's contents must match to be loaded.
HwnAE??:This is the load directory box.

# Help for 'Tabstops' dialogue box
HwnAF00:This icon displays the current tabstops string.|MStrongED will use this to determine where to place the caret when the TAB key is pressed.
HwnAF01:Click here to remove tabstops for this text.|MThis will cause the tabstops set in the ModeFile to be used.|MIf there's no tabstops definition in the ModeFile then the definition from BaseMode will be used.
HwnAF02:Click here to close the dialogue box without any changes being put into effect.
HwnAF03:Click here to put the tabstops string displayed into effect.

# Help for 'Snippets' dialogue box
HwnB000:This shows the current snippet.|MTo add a snippet enter the text here and click Store.|MTo insert a snippet into the text select one from the menu and click Insert.
HwnB001:Click here to obtain a menu listing previously stored snippets.
HwnB002:Click here to store the current snippet.|MKey: c-S.
HwnB003:Click here to close the window without any action being taken.|MKey: c-C or Esc.
HwnB004:Click here to insert the current snippet into the text.|MKey: c-I or Return.
HwnB0??:This is the Snippets window.

# Help for 'Commands' dialogue box
HwnB100:This shows the current set of commands.|MTo add a command-set enter the commands here and click Store.|MTo execute a command-set select one from the menu and click Execute.
HwnB101:Click here to obtain a menu listing previously stored command-sets.
HwnB102:Click here to store the current list of commands.|MKey: c-S.
HwnB103:Click here to close the window without any action being taken.|MKey: c-C or Esc.
HwnB104:Click here to execute the current list of commands.|MKey: c-E or Return.
HwnB1??:This is the Commands window.

# Help for 'Bookmarks' dialogue box
HwnB200:This shows the title of the text the selected bookmark is defined in.
HwnB201:This shows the line the selected bookmark is pointing to.
HwnB204:This shows the number of the currently selected bookmark.|MUse the arrow icons to the right to select another bookmark.
HwnB205:Click here to move to the previous bookmark.
HwnB206:Click here to move to the next bookmark.
HwnB209:Click here to move to the selected bookmark.
HwnB20A:Click here to clear all bookmarks.
HwnB20B:Click here to close the bookmarks window.
HwnB20C:Click here to clear the selected bookmark.
HwnB20D:Click here to set the selected bookmark to the caret position.
HwnB2??:This is the Bookmarks window.

# Help for 'Refresh' dialogue box
HwnB301:This shows the path of the file.
HwnB303:This shows the number of copies of the file are now loaded.|MUse the arrows to the right to select another loaded copy.
HwnB304:Click here to check the details of the previous loaded copy.
HwnB305:Click here to check the details of the next loaded copy.
HwnB307:This shows the total number of loaded copies of this file.
HwnB309:This shows the time stamp of the loaded copy.|MIt will be shown in green when the file is unaltered.|MIt will be shown in red when the file has been edited.
HwnB30B:This shows the filetype sprite for the copy on disc.|MIt provides a quick way to check if the filetype has been altered.
HwnB30D:This shows the time stamp of the copy on disc.|MIt will be shown in green when it has the same time stamp as the loaded copy.|MIt will be shown in red when the time stamp is different from the loaded copy.
HwnB30F:Click here to refresh the content of the currently selected loaded copy.
HwnB310:Click here to load the copy on disc into a new window.
HwnB311:Click here to close the dialogue box without any action being taken.
HwnB312:Click here to bring the window with the loaded copy to the front of the window stack.
HwnB3??:This is the Refresh window.

# Help for 'Display' dialogue box
HwnB406:When this is on, the LoF will show the entire line.
HwnB407:When this is on, the LoF will show the text from start of match to end of line
HwnB405:When this is on, the LoF will show the text from end of match to end of line.
HwnB404:When this is on, the LoF will vertically align the matches.
HwnB41C:When this is on, the LoF will display the matched text only.
HwnB408:When this is on, the LoF will be sorted in alphabetical order.|MWhen off, matches will be listed in the order in which they are found.
HwnB409:When this is on, line numbers will be shown in the LoF.
HwnB40A:When this is on, all matches will be shown, including multiple matches on the same line.|M When off, only the first match on a line will be shown.
HwnB40B:When this is on, matches found will be highlighted in the text.
HwnB40C:Click to close the window without applying the current settings.
HwnB40D:Click to apply the current settings and close the window.
HwnB41B:Click to reset the settings to their default values.|MThe default values are set in Global Choices -> Windows.
HwnB41D:When this is on, the full filename is shown in the LoF.|MWhen off, only the leafname of the filename is shown.
HwnB4??:This is the Display window.

# Help for 'SearchCfg' dialogue box
HwnB5??:This dialogue box allows you to set the default options for various search related dialogue boxes.|MOptions not relevant to a particular dialogue box will be shaded.

# Help for 'Counter' dialogue box
HwnB606:Enter the start value for the counter here.
HwnB607:Enter the step size for the counter here.
HwnB60A:Enter the number of digits to insert here.
HwnB60B:This shows the current padding type.
HwnB60C:Click to decrease the start value.
HwnB60D:Click to increase the start value.
HwnB60E:Click to decrease the step size.
HwnB60F:Click to increase the step size.
HwnB610:Click to decrease the number of digits.
HwnB611:Click to increase the number of digits.
HwnB612:Click to change the padding type.
HwnB613:Click to change the padding type.
HwnB616:When this is on, the number will be inserted in hex format.
HwnB618:Click here to close the window without applying the (changed) settings.
HwnB619:Click here to apply the (changed) settings and close the window.
HwnB61A:When this is on, the counter will be reset when replace moves to a different file during a Replace All.
HwnB6??:This is the Counter window.

# Help for 'LoWActions' dialogue box
HwnB700:Click here to perform the current action.
HwnB701:Click here to open the list of actions.
HwnB703:Click here to close the window without performing any action.
HwnB706:Click here to open the list of scopes.
HwnB70C:Click here to open the list of unions.
HwnB707:This shows the currently selected action.|MUse the menu button on the right to select a different action.
HwnB702:This shows the current scope.|MUse the menu button on the right to change the scope.
HwnB70D:This tells how the pattern should be combined with the scope.|MUse the menu button on the right to select a different union.
HwnB704:Enter the pattern to match here.|MThe patterns use the same syntax as the ModeWhen rules.
HwnB7??:This is the LoWActions window.

# Help for 'Sort' dialogue box
HwnB802:When this is on, text will be sorted in ascending order (A-Z).
HwnB803:When this is on, text will be sorted in descending order (Z-A).
HwnB805:Click here to close the dialogue box without sorting the text.
HwnB806:Click here to sort the text and close the dialogue box.
HwnB80B:When this is on, the entire text will be sorted.
HwnB80C:When this is on, the selected text will be sorted.
HwnB80D:When this is on, duplicate lines will be removed after sorting.
HwnB80E:When this is on, case of text will be taken into account.
HwnB8??:This is the Sort window.

# Help for 'Save' dialogue box
HwnC000
HwnC100
HwnC200
HwnC300
HwnC400
HwnC500:Type filename here.|MKey shortcuts: Page Up/Down to fetch old filenames. Return to Save.
HwnC001
HwnC101
HwnC201
HwnC301
HwnC401
HwnC501:Type filetype here.|MYou can enter either the name or number of the filetype.|MClick Menu to obtain a list of available filetypes|MKey shortcut: Return to Save.
HwnC002
HwnC102
HwnC202
HwnC302
HwnC402
HwnC502:Drag this icon to where you want the file to be saved.
HwnC006
HwnC106
HwnC206
HwnC306
HwnC406:Click here to save the file, it must have a valid path for this to work.|MIf the file does have a valid path then you can also press the Return key.|MOtherwise drag the filetype icon to a filer window (or another application).
HwnC506:Click here to save&kill, the file must have a valid path for this to work.|MIf the file does have a valid path you can also press Return.|MOtherwise drag the filetype icon to a filer window (or another application).
HwnC009
HwnC109
HwnC209
HwnC309
HwnC409
HwnC509:Click here to close the Save dialogue box without saving.
HwnC403:Click here to discard the text without saving.

HwnC0??:This is the Save text dialogue box.
HwnC1??:This is the Save block dialogue box.
HwnC2??:This is the Save viewers dialogue box.
HwnC3??:This is the Save List of Found dialogue box.
HwnC4??:This is the Save&kill text dialogue box.
HwnC5??:This is the Save dump dialogue box.

# in-line help for advanced search syntax
# Max visible with system font:............|

adv00:A predefined set = '0-9'
adv01:A predefined set = 'A-Za-z'
adv02:A predefined set = '0-9A-Za-z'
adv03:A predefined set = all chars but newline
adv04:A predefined set = all control chars
adv05:A predefined set = all punctuation chars
adv06:List of accepted chars, like '0-9' or '~A-Z'
adv07:The TAB character ( = \x09 )
adv08:The newline character
adv09:The newline character
adv0A:Control char X ( \cA = \x01 )
adv0B:The char \ itself.
adv0C:The char with hex code XX ( \x41 = A )
adv0D:Actual text to look for.
adv0E:An optional part of the expression
adv0F:Repeat. Variants: {x} {x}+ {x}n:m
adv10:OR. If x doesn't match, try y
adv11:NOT. Note: The length of (~x) is zero!
adv12:Wildcard. Scan forward in line for y.
adv13:Wildcard. Scan forward in text for y.
adv14:Are we at start of line?
adv15:Are we at end of line?

# Errors :

Err00:%s
Err01:Not enough memory.
Err02:Too many windows. Can't create View.
Err03:Cannot load here!
Err04:File not found
Err05:Can't load a directory.
Err06:Load failed. Did sender die?
Err07:Can't save text to itself.
Err08:No help on that word.
Err09:No block is marked.
Err10:Block not in this Text.
Err11:Can't copy block into itself.
Err12:Can't have fastchars for this mode.
Err13:Mark is undefined.
Err14:Can't move block into itself.
Err15:String contains unknown escape character.
Err16:String not found.
Err17:Couldn't replace more than %u4 occurrences
Err18:Can't find !StrongHlp.
Err19:Processed file not found.
Err20:You must quit old print-job first.
Err21:This is a null-string.
Err22:Undo is turned off for this text.
Err23:Nothing to Undo.
Err24:Nothing to Redo.
Err25:Unknown Undo/Redo code %u4.
Err26:This entry does nothing.
#Err27:Don't know where to save. Drag to directory.
Err27:Don't know where to save. Click SELECT over the Save icon and drag to a directory.
Err28:Oops.. Unknown internal error..!?! (%u4)
Err29:Nothing to playback.
Err30:The DDEUtils module is needed for throwback
Err31:Learn buffer is full. Turned off.
Err32:Unknown token '%s'.
Err33:Unexpected end of file.
Err34:Expected keyname.
Err35:Only c-? supported.
Err36:This character can't be used as a control key.
Err37:Only 3 keys allowed per keystroke.
Err38:Unknown function.
Err39:Bad keylist name.
Err40:Function doesn't take parameters.
Err41:Function doesn't take numbers as parameter.
Err42:Function doesn't take strings as parameter.
Err43:This is not an 'ExternalEdit' text..
Err44:"%s" not present.
Err45:Menuline expected.
Err46:Wimp$Scrap is not defined.
Err47:Expression Error.
Err48:Unknown identifier '%s'.
Err49:No printer driver present.
Err50:Missing "
Err51:Missing left part of OR-expression
Err52:Missing ' to end set
Err53:Only strings, NL and @xx allowed in replace expression.
Err54:Incorrect mark.
Err55:Mark %u4 is not set.
Err56:Replace string too large
Err57:Expected "("
Err58:This function has no more parameters.
Err59:Required parameter is missing.
Err60:Bad parameter type.
Err61:Bad value.
Err62:Expected ")" or ","
Err63:Clipboard is empty.
Err64:This doesn't apply to 'freeblock'
Err65:This only applies to 'freeblock'
Err66:Freeblock not in this view.
Err67:Line %u4 too long to be tokenised
Err68:Please open the window first.
Err69:Escape.
Err70:You must select a whole number of lines to sort.
Err71:Nothing to sort.
Err72:Function already defined for this group.
Err73:Unknown option for SyntaxWords.
Err74:This Syntax Group is already defined.
Err75:Too many reserved words.
Err76:Illegal set range (use '\-' if you want the char '-')
Err77:Can't have case/nocase reserved words with same 1st letter.
Err78:Shortcut too long (can max be 7 chars)
Err79:Text is write protected.
Err80:Unknown mode '%s'.
Err81:No application configured for this URL type.
Err82:Bad hex value.
Err83:Unable to verify if modefile is correct (No memory)
Err84:This ClickList is already defined.
Err85:Not in a fold.
Err86:Fold is already open.
Err87:Fold is already closed.
Err88:'%c' unexpected.
Err89:No suitable jump table found.
Err90:Can't decide which jump table to use.
Err91:Can't call OS_HeapSort. Address too high.
Err92:Duplicate reserved word '%s'.
Err93:'EndOfExpr' must be followed by name of a search expression.
Err94:No spelling mistakes found.
Err95:This Rules group is already defined.
Err96:Unknown option for Rules.
Err97:Replace string contains too many elements.
Err98:Missing Select/Adjust/Drag line.
Err99:Unknown %s: '%s' in mode '%s'.
Err100:OnLoad is already defined.
Err101:Cannot save file. Line number too big. See Q&A section of manual.
Err102:Text contains control codes and cannot be displayed or printed in an outline font.

# Messages and warnings :

Msg00:None found
Msg01:One match found
Msg02:%u4 matches found
Msg03:StrongED is already running. To avoid conflict, this copy will not autosave.
Msg04:ALT held down; AutoSave not checked.
Msg07:%u4 occurrences replaced.
Msg08:Not changed
Msg09:Maybe changed
Msg10:Changed
Msg11:Created
Msg12:Loaded
Msg13:Last saved
Msg14:%s less than a second ago.
Msg15:%s just %u4 seconds ago.
Msg16:%s 1 minute ago.
Msg17:%s %u4 minutes ago.
Msg18:%s 1 hour ago.
Msg19:%s %u4 hours ago.
Msg20:%u4 words counted.
Msg21:<no block>
Msg22:-
Msg23:Ascii value %u1 (&%x2). Char '%c'
Msg24:%u4 bytes of undo data removed.
Msg25:Autosave directory contains backup files!
Msg26:Warning: %u4 lines wider than %u4 chars!
Msg27:Line numbers not stripped as program contains line references.
Msg28: : %u4 hits on %u4 lines
Msg29:Unauthorised action: *%s* in mode: *%s*.   Click one of buttons below to allow or deny it.   See the Security page in the Introduction section of the manual for details.
Msg30:Save aborted.
Msg31:The file '...%s' appears to have been altered on disc. Do you wish to refresh this file?
Msg32:The file '...%s' appears to have been altered on disc. Do you wish to overwrite this file?
Msg33:Unable to find AutoSave directory.
Msg34:File ended prematurely. Line numbers too big? See Q&A section of manual.
Msg35:Newline type cannot be altered in Dump mode.
Msg36:You are about to overwrite one of StrongED's defaults files. Do you want the file to be saved to StrED_cfg?
Msg37:Save to UserPrefs,Save to Defaults,Abort save
Msg38:Refresh file,Ignore file
Msg39:Overwrite file,Abort save
Msg40:Deny action,Allow action,Deny always,Allow always
Msg41:This bracket could not be matched.
