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# DO NOT EDIT!
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# This file is automatically generated from files in the Text/ subdirectory
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#  TkRat software and its included text is Copyright 1996-2002 by
#  Martin Forssen
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#  The full text of the legal notices is contained in the file called
#  COPYRIGHT, included with this distribution.
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# The following is the function which does the actual work
proc init_balText_en {} {
global balText
set balText(list_of_messages) {List of messages in the current folder
left mousebutton - Show message
double left - Show message body (in Browse mode)
right mousebutton - Toggle flagging
shift right button - Toggle range}
set balText(current_folder_name) {Name of the current folder}
set balText(current_folder_size) {Total size in bytes of the current folder}
set balText(current_folder_nummsg) {Number of messages in the current folder}
set balText(status_text) {Messages from TkRat}
set balText(move_msg) {This menu will put a copy of the current message
into the indicated folder and mark the message
for deletion in this folder}
set balText(delete_msg) {Mark the current message for deletion}
set balText(compose_msg) {Compose a new message}
set balText(reply_to_all) {Send a reply to the originator and all recipients
of the current message}
set balText(reply_to_sender) {Send a reply to the originator of the current message}
set balText(pgp_none) {This means that the current message is not signed}
set balText(pgp_unchecked) {This means that this message is signed but the
signature has not yet been checked. Press left
button to check it.}
set balText(pgp_good) {The signature on this message is good}
set balText(pgp_bad) {The signature does NOT match the content of this message}
set balText(part_sig) {A portion of the message was signed, but not all of it}
set balText(send_deferred) {Causes all deferred messages to be sent.
The number in brackets shows the number of
deferred messages.}
set balText(show_notifications) {Pops up a window which shows the notifications}
set balText(watcher_enable) {Lets you enable or disable the Watcher window}
set balText(reread_aliases) {Rereads all your alias files}
set balText(reread_userproc) {Rereads your userproc file}
set balText(import_aliases) {Searches a few standard places for alias files
from other mail programs and reads those it finds}
set balText(reread_mailcap) {Rereads all mailcap files}
set balText(take_mail) {Looks for messages which Netscape has taken
from your INBOX and steals them back (to your
INBOX)}
set balText(check_dbase) {Checks the TkRat database for any errors}
set balText(check_fix_dbase) {Checks the TkRat database for any errors,
also does its best to correct any errors found}
set balText(see_log) {Shows a log of all internal messages generated by TkRat}
set balText(quit) {Quits TkRat}
set balText(folder_menu) {This menu shows a list of your folders. You
can select any listed item to examine it.}
set balText(message_menu) {This menu contains functions
which operate on messages}
set balText(find) {Pops up a window which lets you search in the
list of messages or the current message}
set balText(compose) {Compose a new message}
set balText(reply_sender) {Send a reply to the originator of the current message}
set balText(reply_all) {Send a reply to the originator and all
recipients of the current message}
set balText(forward_inline) {Forward the current message as inline text}
set balText(forward_attached) {Forward the current message as an attachment}
set balText(compose_held) {Resume composing a message held earlier}
set balText(extract_adr) {Create aliases from the addresses in the current message}
set balText(move) {Move the current message to another folder}
set balText(delete) {Mark the current message for deletion.
It will not actually be deleted until you
synchronize the folder, change to another
folder, or quit TkRat.}
set balText(undelete) {Remove the deletion marking on the current message}
set balText(print) {Print the current message}
set balText(structure) {This submenu shows the structure of
the message and its attachments}
set balText(show_all_headers) {Show all header lines of messages}
set balText(show_selected_headers) {Show only the selected header lines}
set balText(show_no_headers) {Do not show any header lines}
set balText(group_menu) {This menu works on a group of messages.
All messages which are part of the group are
marked with a 'F'. These commands only apply
to flagged messages in the active folder.}
set balText(create_in_win) {Pop up a new list of messages and mark them
for group inclusion}
set balText(create_by_expr) {Create a group by expression}
set balText(use_saved_expr) {Build a group by using an old, saved expression}
set balText(clear_group) {Remove group marking on all messages}
set balText(delete_group) {Mark all messages in the group for deletion}
set balText(undelete_group) {Remove the deletion marking from all messages in the group}
set balText(print_group) {Print all messages in the group}
set balText(move_group) {Move all messages in the group to another folder}
set balText(admin_menu) {This menu contains misc. administrative commands}
set balText(browse_mode) {Browse mode keeps the bodies of messages from being loaded
automatically. The actual message bodies are loaded when you
press the "Show body" button or doubleclick on the message
in the message list.}
set balText(update) {Checks the current folder for new messages, does not
delete messages marked for deletion}
set balText(sync) {Synchronizes the displayed folder with the actual mailbox;
that is, writes any flag-changes, deletes messages marked for
deletion, and checks for new messages.}
set balText(newedit_folder) {Opens the window where you may add and edit folders}
set balText(aliases) {Opens the Aliases window}
set balText(preferences) {Opens the Preferences window}
set balText(define_keys) {Lets you view/change the key definitions for this window}
set balText(saved_expr) {Lets you edit the saved expressions used to create groups}
set balText(sort_order_folder) {Lets you change the sort order of the messages in the current folder.
This change will not be remembered.}
set balText(sort_threaded) {Sort replies after the messages they are in response to}
set balText(sort_subject) {Sort messages according to date, but group
messages with the same subject together}
set balText(sort_subjectonly) {Sort messages alphabetically by subject}
set balText(sort_sender) {Sort messages alpabetically by sender and by date}
set balText(sort_senderonly) {Sort messages alphabetically by sender}
set balText(sort_folder) {Do not sort the messages}
set balText(sort_reverseFolder) {Do not sort the messages but reverse the order}
set balText(sort_date) {Sort the messages according to date sent (earlier at the top)}
set balText(sort_reverseDate) {Sort the messages according to date sent (earlier at the bottom)}
set balText(sort_size) {Sort the messages according to message size (larger at the bottom)}
set balText(sort_reverseSize) {Sort the messages according to message size (larger at the top)}
set balText(help_menu) {Gives various forms of help}
set balText(balloon_help) {Enables/disables the balloon help}
set balText(show_version) {Show which version of TkRat you are using}
set balText(explain_ratatosk) {Explains where the name Ratatosk comes from}
set balText(help_window) {Shows the Help window}
set balText(send_bug) {Lets you send a bug report to the author of TkRat}
set balText(group_list_editor) {Marked messages will be members of the group.
Use the right mousebutton to toggle marking of the message.}
set balText(group_window_ok) {Close this window and transfer the group markings to the Folder window}
set balText(group_window_selall) {Mark all messages}
set balText(group_window_unselall) {Unmark all messages}
set balText(cancel) {Cancel operation and close window}
set balText(enter_search_exp_here) {Enter expression to search for here}
set balText(toggle_ignore_case) {Toggle "Ignore case" when matching}
set balText(find_exact) {Find exact string}
set balText(find_regexp) {Find with regular expression}
set balText(find_in_mlist) {Search in the list of messages (not in the body of the message)}
set balText(find_in_body) {Search the body of the current message}
set balText(find_first) {Start a search from the top}
set balText(find_next) {Find next}
set balText(dismiss) {Close window}
set balText(show_adrbook_menu) {This menu lets you determine which address
books should be shown in the list below}
set balText(use_system_aliases) {Include aliases from the system-wide address book}
set balText(add_addrbook) {Add a new address book}
set balText(delete_addrbook) {Delete an address book, this only removes the book from TkRat's
internal tables. The actual address book file is NOT deleted.}
set balText(set_default_addrbook) {Set default address book, i.e. to which book new aliases are added
if you do not explicitly choose otherwise}
set balText(import_aliases_from_pgm) {Import aliases from files generated by other programs, i.e. create
a new address book which uses another format on disk}
set balText(alias_list) {This is a list of the aliases}
set balText(new_alias) {Create a new alias}
set balText(edit_alias) {Edit an existing alias}
set balText(delete_alias) {Delete selected aliases}
set balText(move_alias) {Move selected aliases to new address book}
set balText(alias_adr_book) {Address book this alias should belong to}
set balText(alias_alias) {Short name of alias, this is the name you write in an address field}
set balText(alias_fullname) {Full name of alias, this is the full name
of the person the alias points to}
set balText(alias_content) {The content of the alias, this is what the alias
is expanded to when the message is sent}
set balText(alias_comment) {Alias comment, this is just for your own use}
set balText(name_of_adrbook) {The name TkRat should use internally to reference this address book}
set balText(name_of_adrbook_file) {The file in which to store the address book}
set balText(list_of_books_to_delete) {Select those address books you want to
delete in this list and then press "Delete"}
set balText(aliases_adr_book) {Address book these aliases should belong to}
set balText(aliasadd_use) {If this box is unchecked, then the
alias on this line is ignored}
set balText(alias_chooser) {This list lets you choose an alias to add to your address field.
There are several ways to select an address:
* You can select one with the left mousebutton
* You can use the up and down arrow keys
* You can start to type the address
When you are done, just press Tab or OK. You can dismiss the window
without selecting an alias with the Escape key or Ctrl-c.}
set balText(compose_held_pick) {Choose the message you want to resume from this list.
You can mark it and press "OK" or you can doubleclick.}
set balText(compose_insert_file) {Insert the content of a file at the cursor current position}
set balText(automatic_wrap) {Controls the automatic linewrapping function}
set balText(abort_compose) {Abort the composition}
set balText(undo) {Undo the last change}
set balText(cut) {Cut the marked text}
set balText(copy) {Copy the marked text}
set balText(paste) {Paste text}
set balText(cut_all) {Cut all text from the message}
set balText(copy_all) {Copy all text of the message}
set balText(wrap_paragraph) {Format the current paragraph}
set balText(run_through_command) {Run the marked text (all text if nothing is marked) through
an external command}
set balText(headers_menu) {This menu lets you control which header
lines are shown in the Compose window}
set balText(copy_attached_files) {If this is enabled, then copies of all attached files are made as soon
as you press "Send." If it is not enabled, then the attached file is not
read until the message is actually sent from your computer (for example,
when disconnected folders are re-synchronized).}
set balText(request_notification) {Request Delivery Status Notification for this message}
set balText(pgp_sign) {Sign the message with a PGP signature}
set balText(pgp_encrypt) {Encrypt the message with PGP}
set balText(command_list) {Edit the list of saved commands (which you can run text through)}
set balText(compose_body) {The body of the message}
set balText(attach_file) {Attach a file to the message}
set balText(attach_special) {Special types of attachments}
set balText(attach_keys) {Attach PGP keys}
set balText(detach) {Detach the marked attachment}
set balText(attachments) {List of attachments}
set balText(send) {Send the message and save a copy in the designated
"Save outgoing" folder}
set balText(sendsave) {Send the message and save a copy in a folder
(specified via this menu)}
set balText(hold) {Hold the message so that we may resume composing it at a later time}
set balText(eedit) {Use an external editor on the message body}
set balText(compose_to) {The primary recipients of the message.
This is an address field, which means that TkRat will try to keep the
addresses in nice columns, it will expand aliases (to their full names)
and it will mark illegal addresses in red. You can use ^l to get a list of
aliases.}
set balText(compose_subject) {The subject of the message}
set balText(compose_cc) {Those who should receive carbon copies of the message.
This is an address field, which means that TkRat will try to keep the
addresses in nice columns, it will expand aliases (to their full names)
and it will mark illegal addresses in red. You can use ^l to get a list of
aliases.}
set balText(compose_bcc) {Those who should receive blind carbon copies, i.e. the other recipients
will not be able to see that these recipients also got the message.
This is an address field, which means that TkRat will try to keep the
addresses in nice columns, it will expand aliases (to their full names)
and it will mark illegal addresses in red. You can use ^l to get a list of
aliases.}
set balText(compose_keywords) {A set of keywords describing the message}
set balText(compose_content_description) {A description of the content of the message}
set balText(compose_reply_to) {Where replies to the message should be sent.
This is an address field, which means that TkRat will try to keep the
addresses in nice columns, it will expand aliases (to their full names)
and it will mark illegal addresses in red. You can use ^l to get a list of
aliases.}
set balText(compose_comments) {Comments on the message}
set balText(compose_from) {Who the message is from.
This is an address field, which means that TkRat will try to keep the
addresses in nice columns, it will expand aliases (to their full names)
and it will mark illegal addresses in red. You can use ^l to get a list of
aliases.}
set balText(type_menu) {Use this menu to specify which type of attachment this is}
set balText(encoding_menu) {The encoding this attachment has RIGHT NOW. This has nothing
to do with which encoding it will be sent in.}
set balText(attach_description) {A short description of this attachment}
set balText(attach_id) {Under some circumstances, one may need to send an identifier
with the attachment}
set balText(hold_description) {Enter a description of the message to hold here}
set balText(choose_msg) {This message contained one or more embedded messages. You
must now choose which message you wish to reply to (or forward).}
set balText(save_cmd_as) {If you wish to save this command for future use, then you just write
a label here and make sure the button is checked}
set balText(command_to_run_through) {Write a command line here, the selected text will be
piped through it}
set balText(saved_commands) {List of saved commands}
set balText(apply_changes_to_cmd) {Apply the made changes to the command}
set balText(delete_command) {Delete the marked command}
set balText(command_content) {Content of command}
set balText(notification_window) {The Notifications window contains a list of all messages for which a
notification was requested that have been sent within the last seven days
(the time is configurable). Each message is listed with the date of sending,
subject and all recipients. The current message status is shown in
front of each recipient. There are six different states possible:
 
-		- TkRat does not yet know anything about this recipient
Failed		- The message did not reach this recipient
Delivered 	- The message has been successfully delivered. This does NOT in
		  any way imply that the recipient has seen the message yet.
Relayed		- The message has been forwarded to some agent (MTA) which
		  does not support notifications
Expanded 	- The message has been delivered, but the destination was an
		  alias which expanded to one or more different address(es).
		  Further notifications may arrive.
Delayed		- The message has not yet reached this recipient but further
		  attempts to deliver it will be made

You can get more information about any notification by pointing at the
Recipient line and pressing the left mousebutton}
set balText(dsn_readable) {Here you should see an explanation of what
caused this notification to be sent}
set balText(dsn_more_info) {Show those parts of the original message which were
returned in the text field above}
set balText(switch_expression) {This menu lets you switch between advanced and basic expressions}
set balText(save_expr_as) {If you wish to save this expression for future use, just write
a label here and make sure the button is checked}
set balText(exp_ok) {Close Expression window and mark the messages
which match the expression}
set balText(clear) {Clear all fields}
set balText(exp_basic_and) {All the lines below must match a message for it to get marked}
set balText(exp_basic_or) {Any message which matches at least one of
the non-empty lines below is marked}
set balText(exp_basic_field) {This line matches if at least one of the words in the
entry field can be found in the indicated header line}
set balText(exp_adv_exp) {Here you can write your advanced expression, you can use the keyboard
or the convenience buttons below. Examples of expressions are:
	Subject has foo
	Subject is "foo bar" and (To has maf or Cc has maf)}
set balText(exp_adv_fields) {These buttons correspond to the different
header fields we can match on}
set balText(exp_adv_has) {The field contains this string and may contain more text}
set balText(exp_adv_is) {The header field matches this exactly}
set balText(exp_adv_gt) {This greater-than symbol only makes sense with the Size field}
set balText(exp_adv_lt) {This less-than symbol only makes sense with the Size field}
set balText(exp_adv_bool) {These logical terms can be used to combine expressions}
set balText(exp_adv_p) {Use parentheses to group expressions}
set balText(exp_list) {A list of saved expressions}
set balText(exp_text) {Content of expression}
set balText(exp_delete) {Delete the marked expression}
set balText(fs_show) {Show all files in the current directory}
set balText(fs_old) {Menu containing old directories}
set balText(mode_menu) {This menu lets you modify the permissions of the file}
set balText(welcome_lang) {This menu lets you choose the user interface language}
set balText(welcome_shutup) {This menu lets you choose if you want to be informed of changes
in TkRat the next time they occur (it is also accessible from
the Preferences window)}
set balText(welcome_cont) {Close this window and open the main TkRat window}
set balText(ok_and_apply) {Close window and apply changes}
set balText(keydef_delete) {Press this button and then one of the keys
above to delete the indicated key}
set balText(keydef_add) {Press this button to add a new key to this event.
After you have pressed the button, you should press
the key on the keyboard.}
set balText(keydef_def) {Here you see the keys which will trigger this event}
set balText(apply_prefs) {Apply changes and save new values}
set balText(unit_pref) {Unit of value}
set balText(pref_language) {The language of the user interface. A change to this option requires
a restart of TkRat to take effect.}
set balText(pref_color_set) {Which color scheme the application should use}
set balText(pref_iconic) {Here you can instruct TkRat that it should start up iconified}
set balText(pref_info_changes) {When the user starts a new version of TkRat for the first time, the 
program will pop up a message informing them about new features. This
option lets the user disable this message.}
set balText(pref_mail_steal) {If TkRat should check for messages taken by Netscape or not}
set balText(pref_print_command) {Command to use for printing. Any '%s' in the command name will
be replaced with the name of the file to print. If no '%s' is
present, then the program will get the data on its stdin. One should
also include a '%p' which will be replaced by the name of the printer.}
set balText(pref_print_header) {Which headers to send to the printing program ('All', 'Selected'
or 'None')}
set balText(pref_tmp) {Directory to store temporary files}
set balText(pref_permissions) {Permissions to use when creating new files (for example, when saving
messages)}
set balText(pref_userproc) {File where the user procedures are stored}
set balText(pref_hold_dir) {Directory where held messages are stored}
set balText(pref_fontsize) {The normal size of all text}
set balText(pref_keep_pos) {Control whether TkRat remembers placement and sizes of windows or not}
set balText(pref_mailcap_path) {The names of the mailcap files TkRat will try to read. It will
always try to read those mentioned in the environment variable
MAILCAP first.}
set balText(pref_terminal) {Which command to use when creating an interactive terminal for 
mailcap entries that have 'needsterminal' set. This command will
be prepended to the View command.}
set balText(pref_main_window_name) {Title of the Folder window. A %f will be
replaced by the current folder name. A %r
will be replaced with the name of the current
role.}
set balText(pref_icon_name) {Name of the window in iconified state. A %f will be
replaced by the current folder name.}
set balText(pref_icon) {Which bitmap to use for the icon}
set balText(pref_list_format) {This option determines what the list of messages looks like. This
string looks like an argument to printf() except that the only thing
that may follow a '%' (except another '%') is an optional integer
which may be negative and one of the following characters:
	s - Subject of message
	n - Name of sender (or mail address if there is no name)
	m - Mail address of sender
	r - Name of recipient (or mail address if there is no name)
	R - Mail address of recipient
	b - Approximate size of message in bytes
	B - As above but expressed in max four characters
	d - Message date (in human readable form)
	D - Message date (in seconds since the epoch)
	S - Message status (maximum 5 characters)
	    The following states are used:
	    N - this message is unread
	    A - this message has been answered
	    D - this message is marked for deletion
	    F - this message is flagged and therefore a member of the
	        currrent group
	    + - this message was addressed to you personally
	i - Current message index
	t - Threading string}
set balText(pref_show_header) {Which headers of the message to show ('All', 'Selected' or 'None')}
set balText(pref_show_header_selection) {If we are showing the selected headers only, those header lines
mentioned in this list will be shown}
set balText(pref_browse) {The default Browse mode}
set balText(pref_folder_sort) {Default sort order for folders}
set balText(pref_start_selection) {Which message to select when a folder is opened}
set balText(pref_log_timeout) {How long to show status messages (in seconds)}
set balText(pref_cache_passwd) {Determines if TkRat should cache passwords for IMAP and POP3 connections.
The passwords are only kept in memory and are therefore lost when TkRat quits.}
set balText(pref_cache_passwd_timeout) {How long to cache the passwords
(0 means for as long as the application lives)}
set balText(pref_cache_conn) {Determines if TkRat should keep IMAP connections open after the folder
is closed. An open connection may be re-used for more folder accesses.}
set balText(pref_cache_conn_timeout) {How long to keep the connections open
(0 means for as long as the application lives)}
set balText(pref_urlprot) {TkRat will only highlight URLs with a
protocol mentioned in this list}
set balText(pref_url_color) {The color of URLs in the message text (only used on color displays)}
set balText(pref_url_viewer) {Which viewer to use for showing URLs. This can also be a userproc.}
set balText(pref_netscape) {Which command to use for starting Netscape}
set balText(pref_opera) {Which command to use for starting Opera}
set balText(pref_dbase_dir) {Where the database is stored}
set balText(pref_def_extype) {The default expiration action}
set balText(pref_def_exdate) {The default expiration time (in days since inserted into database)}
set balText(pref_dbase_backup) {The directory to store messages which are expired from the database with
the backup expiration option (the messages will be compressed)}
set balText(pref_chunksize) {How many messages (at least) there must be in each compressed block
of messages in the backup directory}
set balText(pref_expire_interval) {How many days to wait between expirations of the database}
set balText(pref_watcher_enable) {If we should pop up the Watcher at all}
set balText(pref_watcher_time) {How often the Watcher should check different folders for new messages.
This is expressed as the interval between checks in seconds. There are two
times, one for database folders and one for all others (std).
A zero interval disables the checking.}
set balText(pref_watcher_name) {The title of the Watcher window}
set balText(pref_watcher_max_height) {The maximum height (in lines) of the list of new messages}
set balText(pref_watcher_show) {Which messages to show}
set balText(pref_watcher_format) {The format of the list, see the help for the Folder window for
details on the format}
set balText(pref_watcher_bell) {How many times the terminal bell should ring whenever the Watcher
discovers new messages.
NOTE if the userproc RatUP_Bell exists, then this value is locked
and the bell will not be rung.}
set balText(pref_bcc) {Default value for Blind Carbon Copy field}
set balText(pref_reply_to) {The default Reply-To address}
set balText(pref_compose_headers) {Which headers the user may edit by default. The list of headers can
be changed in the Compose window.}
set balText(pref_editor) {Which external editor to run if the user presses the 'External editor'
button. A '%s' in this command will be exchanged with the name of the
file to edit and a '%x' will be replaced with the coordinates of the
upper left corner (+X+Y). The Compose window will be locked until this
editor returns.}
set balText(pref_always_editor) {If true, the external editor will always be used to edit messages}
set balText(pref_attribution) {This line (if defined) is prepended to every reply. It has the
same syntax as the "List format" option.}
set balText(pref_forwarded_message) {This line is inserted before the inlined message when you choose to
"Forward inline"}
set balText(pref_reply_lead) {Which string to place at the beginning of each line from the
original message when constructing a reply}
set balText(pref_skip_sig) {This option controls whether to include the signature of a message
you are replying to in the reply or not}
set balText(pref_no_subject) {Which subject to put on replies to messages with no subject}
set balText(pref_signature) {The name of the file containing the user's signature}
set balText(pref_lookup_name) {True if TkRat should try to verify local addresses in the passwd list}
set balText(pref_copy_attached) {True if TkRat should make a copy of an attached file as soon as the
file is specified. If it is false, TkRat assumes that the file will still
be present when the message is actually sent.}
set balText(pref_from) {Which value the From: line should have. Please note that, if the From:
line doesn't point at you, then a Sender: will be added}
set balText(pref_sendprot) {How to send messages, via SMTP or a program}
set balText(pref_smtp_hosts) {If we are sending messages via SMTP, this is a space-delimited list of
hosts we should try to send to. Each hostname may be appended by :port
where 'port' is the port number to contact the host at.}
set balText(pref_smtp_timeout) {How long we are prepared to wait for an
answer from the SMTP server (in seconds)}
set balText(pref_smtp_reuse) {If false, then the channel to the SMTP server will be closed and
reopened for each message. If true, then we will send all our messages
in just one connection.}
set balText(pref_smtp_verbose) {How much we want to know about what is happening while we are
sending messages with SMTP}
set balText(pref_sendprog) {This is the program which will be used if we are sending messages via
a program. It is expected to take the recipient address as an argument
and the actual message on stdin (e.g. /usr/lib/sendmail).}
set balText(pref_sendprog_8bit) {This is the type of data the program can handle (seven- or eight-bit)}
set balText(pref_charset) {Which character set we are using}
set balText(pref_force_send) {If this is true, then TkRat will try to send messages even though it
doesn't know the full local hostname (name plus domain).
Do NOT enable this option unless you know what you are doing!}
set balText(pref_dsn_directory) {Where to store the DSN information}
set balText(pref_dsn_request) {The default value of the Notification selector in the Extra menu
of the Compose window}
set balText(pref_dsn_probe) {This button tests your system for notifications support,
see the Release Notes for more details}
set balText(pref_dsn_snarf_reports) {This option defines if we should show the received notifications in
the list of messages or not. They will always show up in the
Notifications window.}
set balText(pref_dsn_expiration) {How long should the messages (and their eventual notifications) be 
kept in the Notifications window. The time is in days since the
original message was sent.}
set balText(pref_dsn_verbose) {The Report level is set separately for each type of notification.
There are three different levels:
    Keep quiet
        Do not report that a new notification has arrived
    Display in status line
        Show a message on the status line when a new notification
        arrives
    Show in separate window
        This shows the full notification in a separate window that
        pops up on the user's screen
Please observe that, regardless of which level you set, all the
notifications will always be displayed in the Notifications window.}
set balText(pref_pgp_version) {Which version of PGP you are using}
set balText(pref_pgp_path) {The name of the directory containing the PGP program}
set balText(pref_pgp_args) {Any extra arguments that must be given to the PGP program}
set balText(pref_pgp_keyring) {The full name of your PGP keyring (including path and suffix)}
set balText(pref_cache_pgp) {If we should cache PGP passwords}
set balText(pref_cache_pgp_timeout) {How long we should remember the PGP password (0=lifetime of application)}
set balText(pref_pgp_sign) {The default value of the Sign checkbox in the Compose window}
set balText(pref_pgp_encrypt) {The default value of the Encrypt checkbox in the Compose window}
set balText(body_of_message) {Here you see the contents of the selected message. The right
mousebutton gives a menu which describes the structure of the
message.}
set balText(howto_display) {This menu lets you decide how to display this bodypart}
set balText(save_bodypart) {Save the current bodypart to a file}
set balText(view_as_text) {If this button is checked, this bodypart
is shown as if it were text}
set balText(view_source) {View this bodypart as it was transmitted (in a separate window)}
set balText(add_to_keyring) {Add this public key to your keyring}
set balText(run_mailcap) {Run the command specified in the mailcap for this type}
set balText(bodypart_entry) {This entry corresponds to one bodypart. The submenu displays
information and lets you perform some operations on it.}
set balText(bodypart_show) {This checkbox lets you decide if
this bodypart should be shown or not}
set balText(bodypart_save) {Save the bodypart to a file}
set balText(dbs_and) {All the lines below must match a message for it to get included}
set balText(dbs_or) {Any message which matches at least one
of the non-empty lines below is included}
set balText(dbs_keywords) {This line matches if any of these words have
been set as keywords on the message}
set balText(dbs_subject) {This line matches if any of these words can be found in the subject.
If you wish to match a sequence of words, enclose them in "".}
set balText(dbs_all) {This line matches if any of these words can be found anywhere in the body
of the message. If you wish to match a sequence of words, enclose them in "".}
set balText(dbs_to) {This line matches if any of these words can be found in the To: line.
If you wish to match a sequence of words, enclose them in "".}
set balText(dbs_from) {This line matches if any of these words can be found in the From: line.
If you wish to match a sequence of words, enclose them in "".}
set balText(dbs_cc) {This line matches if any of these words can be found in the Cc: line.
If you wish to match a sequence of words, enclose them in "".}
set balText(keywords) {Keywords describing the message}
set balText(exp_none) {Do not expire this message}
set balText(exp_remove) {Delete this message when it expires}
set balText(exp_incoming) {Add this message to the INBOX when it expires}
set balText(exp_backup) {Move this message to backup when it expires}
set balText(exp_date) {When to expire the message. Currently, the only supported form
is +N where N is number of days the message should be in the
database before it expires.}
set balText(vd_delete) {Delete this entry (if this entry is a submenu, you
will be asked if you want to delete all children)}
set balText(vd_setinbox) {Toggles the default INBOX status of this folder
(since you can only have one INBOX, this resets the
INBOX state from the previous INBOX, if any)}
set balText(vd_watch) {Pop up the Watcher when new messages arrive in this folder}
set balText(vd_sort) {Sort order of folder}
set balText(vd_host) {Host the mailbox resides on}
set balText(vd_user) {User we should access the folder as}
set balText(vd_mbox) {Name of remote IMAP folder}
set balText(vd_pattern) {Only include folders matching this pattern}
set balText(watcher) {Press left mousebutton to pop up main TkRat window,
right mousebutton dismisses this window for now}
set balText(help_subjlist) {List of help subjects. Press left mousebutton on a subject to view help}
set balText(help_text) {Help text for the chosen subject}
set balText(pref_expunge_on_close) {If TkRat should automatically delete all messages
marked for deletion whenever you close the folder}
set balText(pref_checkpoint_on_unmap) {Write message flags to the folder
when the Folder window is iconified}
set balText(pref_checkpoint_interval) {TkRat periodically writes the message flags
to the folder if this value is non-zero}
set balText(new_folder) {Opens the selected folder in a new Folder window}
set balText(close_folder) {Close this Folder window}
set balText(pref_create_sender) {Create a 'Sender:' headerline when TkRat does not think
that the From: address points at the real sender}
set balText(pref_tip) {A small tip}
set balText(show_generated_headers) {Show what the address headers of the sent message will look like}
set balText(editors) {Manipulate list of editors}
set balText(use_charset) {Which character set the outgoing message should be sent in}
set balText(name_of_editor) {Name of editor (for use in menu only)}
set balText(editor_command) {The actual command to run. A '%s' in this string will
be exchanged with the name of the file to edit.}
set balText(editor_charset) {Which charset the editor works in}
set balText(pane_button) {Drag this button up or down to change the layout of the window}
set balText(pref_alias_expand) {How much aliases should be expanded when they are entered in
the Compose window. This is for display purposes only, they
will always be fully expanded when sent.}
set balText(vd_pathname) {Path name of this folder}
set balText(file_browse) {Pop up a file chooser and use it to specify the path}
set balText(vd_subscribed) {Only include subscribed folders}
set balText(pref_dynamic_behaviour) {If this is set to Expand, then you can select exactly which subfolder you
wish to put a message in, or use the automatic selection. If it is set to
Closed, then you can only use the automatic selection.}
set balText(pref_lynx) {Command used to start Lynx. A '%u' in this command will be replaced with
the URL to open when the command is invoked. This command will not be run
in any special window, i.e. it must launch any needed windows by itself.}
set balText(pref_other_browser) {Command used to start any other browser. A '%u' in this command will be
replaced with the URL to open when the command is invoked. This command
will not be run in any special window, i.e. it must launch any needed
windows by itself.}
set balText(pref_tearoff) {If submenus should be able to be torn off}
set balText(bounce) {Remail the current message to a new recipient}
set balText(store_passwd) {This stores your password on disk so you never have to type it in
again. There may be great risks associated with this, somebody may
learn your secret password.}
set balText(purge_pwcache) {This will clear the password cache (which is used for IMAP and POP3).
It will clear both the in-memory cache and any passwords stored on disk.}
set balText(pref_sigdelimit) {If true, TkRat will add the signature delimiter '-- ' before your signature}
set balText(pref_citexp) {Regular expression used to find citations already
present in messages being replied to}
set balText(pref_wrap_cited) {If TkRat should wrap the lines in the cited
text when constructing replies}
set balText(pref_wrap_length) {At which position lines should be wrapped. This SHOULD be less than 78.}
set balText(reset_changes) {Reset to original values}
set balText(mark_as_unread) {Marks the current message as unread again}
set balText(pref_remote_user) {Default value to use in the Remote User
field when defining IMAP or POP3 folders}
set balText(pref_remote_host) {Default value to use in the Remote Host
field when defining IMAP or POP3 folders}
set balText(pref_imap_port) {Default value for port to use
when contacting IMAP servers}
set balText(pref_pop3_port) {Default value for port to use
when contacting POP3 servers}
set balText(setup_netsync) {Opens a window which lets you control what
is synchronized by the Network sync}
set balText(netsync) {Synchronize over the network. This may include:
 - Sending deferred messages
 - Synchronizing disconnected mailboxes
 - Running an external program}
set balText(netsync_folder) {Synchronize the current folder over the network.
(This operation only makes sense on disconnected folders.)}
set balText(pref_re_regexp) {Regular expression used to find the reply marker (normally Re:)
in subjects. Case does not matter in this expression.}
set balText(do_wrap_cited) {Wraps the cited parts of the message being composed}
set balText(num_deferred) {Number of deferred messages waiting to be sent}
set balText(num_held) {Number of held messages waiting to be composed}
set balText(print_setup) {Opens a dialog where you can modify various print settings}
set balText(print_headers) {Determines which headers of the message to print}
set balText(print_bodypart) {Here you can control exactly which parts of the message get printed}
set balText(print_attachments) {If this button is checked, then the attachments to
the selected messages will be printed as well}
set balText(dest_printer) {Send output to the printer with this name}
set balText(dest_file) {Send output to the file with this name}
set balText(paper_size) {This choice informs TkRat how big the paper is}
set balText(orientation) {The orientation of the output}
set balText(print_font) {Which font family to use}
set balText(print_fontsize) {The size of the text on the output}
set balText(print_res) {Resolution of printer images in Dots Per Inch.
A higher value means smaller images.}
set balText(vd_monitor) {This button makes TkRat always keep this folder open and
show the number of messages in the Folder menu}
set balText(pretty_ps) {Print messages as Pretty PostScript files}
set balText(plain_text) {Print messages as plain text}
set balText(mark_nowrap) {This checkbox lets you see which parts of the text
are marked as not wrappable. Those parts are underlined
when this button is marked.}
set balText(pref_append_sig) {This option controls whether to append your signature
file to the reply message or not}
set balText(pref_reply_bottom) {This option controls where the insertion cursor is
placed in the edit buffer during a reply}
set balText(show_no_wrap) {Do not wrap lines when showing messages}
set balText(show_wrap_char) {Wrap lines at exactly the right
margin when showing messages}
set balText(show_wrap_word) {Wrap lines at a word boundary
when showing messages}
set balText(show_menu) {This menu lets you control how the contents
of the messages are displayed}
set balText(pref_override_fonts) {If this is true, then TkRat will do its best to ignore any font
settings specified in the Xresources file. If it is false, the
font settings specified in this window are overridable via the
Xresources specifications.}
set balText(pref_prop_norm) {This font is mostly used for various
controls, buttons, menus, etc.}
set balText(pref_prop_light) {This font is used when TkRat expresses
values in the proportional font}
set balText(pref_fixed_norm) {This is the font used for the message
list and message contents}
set balText(pref_fixed_bold) {This font is used to highlight the header field
names in the message view}
set balText(pref_watcher_font) {This font is used in the Watcher
popup window}
set balText(pref_override_color) {If this is true, then TkRat does its best to override
any color specifications supplied in the Xresources file}
set balText(attach_fname) {The filename the recipient will see}
set balText(pref_debug_file) {Name of file to write debugging logs to}
set balText(vd_debug_cclient) {Enables debugging of mail folders.
OBSERVE that your password for remote
folders will most probably be stored
in the resulting output file.}
set balText(pref_useinputmethods) {Input methods makes tk understand the concept of
dead- and compose-keys. These are normally used
to allow entry of non us-ascii characters. This
option may cause a performance penalty, which
normally can be solved by recompiling tk without
threads.}
set balText(do_check_spelling) {Check your mail with ispell}
set balText(pref_ispell_path) {This is the ispell command name, it might also be a full path to ispell}
set balText(ssh_path) {The full path to the SSH command (including the SSH command itself)}
set balText(ssh_command) {This is the template for how the command is constructed. The default
is normally "%s %s -l %s exec /etc/r%sd", where the different %s
variables get replaced with the following:
  Path to SSH command
  Name of remote host
  User to connect as
  Remote service (IMAP or POP3)
}
set balText(ssh_timeout) {How long to wait for an SSH connection before we give up}
set balText(go_online) {This changes TkRat into Online mode. This means that all deferred
messages will be sent and all open disconnected folders will be
synchronized. Then, while we are online, all new messages are sent
immediately and all open folders are resynchronized.}
set balText(go_offline) {This changes TkRat into Offline mode. This means that outgoing
messages will be deferred and disconnected folders will operate in
Disconnected mode.}
set balText(mail_server) {The name of the mailserver this mailbox resides on. You can only
select among predefined servers here. If you want to use a server
which is not predefined, you must first define it.}
set balText(use_as_disconnected) {Use this folder as a disconnected folder. That means that a copy of
all content is kept on your local computer. This means that you can
continue to work on this folder while offline from the IMAP server.}
set balText(reimport_all) {Makes TkRat reimport all imported folder definitions}
set balText(vd_tcp_default) {Connect to the server using TCP to the default port
(143 for IMAP and 110 for POP3)}
set balText(vd_tcp_custom) {Connect to the server using TCP to a custom port}
set balText(vd_rsh) {Connect to the server using SSH or RSH. This requires that you can
log in on the server.}
set balText(vd_flag_ssl) {Use SSL encryption when connecting to the server}
set balText(vd_flag_checkc) {Check the server certificate when using SSL. This requires that
    you have a CA-signed certificate on the server, it will not work
    with self-signed server certificates.}
set balText(vd_action_on_create) {If this checkbox is checked, then a new IMAP folder will be
created as soon as you press "Create." An Edit window for this new
folder will then be opened.}
set balText(vd_rei_session) {Automatically reimport this folder once every session}
set balText(vd_rei_manually) {Do not automatically reimport this folder}
set balText(vd_import_on_create) {Perform an import of this folder as soon as it is created}
set balText(pref_start_online_mode) {Which network mode to use when starting}
set balText(pref_ssh_path) {Full path of SSH command (including the SSH command itself)}
set balText(pref_ssh_timeout) {If SSH hasn't connected after this many seconds, we should give up}
set balText(vd_secure) {If this is set, then TkRat will refuse to send your password over
an unencrypted network connection, i.e. the password will only be
sent over an SSL-encrypted session}
set balText(vd_priv_ssl) {Use this if the server requires SSL, which
means that TkRat has to negotiate the SSL
connection before the IMAP or POP3 protocol
starts. This will change the default port used
when connecting to 993 or 995.}
set balText(vd_priv_tls) {Use this if you want to enable encryption only if
the server supports it (the STARTTLS extension)}
set balText(vd_priv_none) {Do not try to use any encryption at all. Note
that the session may still be encrypted if SSH
is used as the transport.}
set balText(create_mailbox_on_server) {Connect to the IMAP server and make sure
that the mailbox actually exists. Create it
if it does not already exist.}
set balText(pref_name) {The name of the role}
set balText(folder_select_role) {Selects which role we should use at the moment}
set balText(vd_role) {Role to use when viewing folder (can be overridden)}
set balText(pref_save_outgoing) {This menu lets you select if and to which folder
outgoing messages are automatically copied}
set balText(pref_color_scheme) {Which color scheme to use for TkRat This
may be overridden by the Xresources file,
but then you must unset "Prefer own colors"
in Options->Advanced->Appearance.}
set balText(pref_html_prop_font) {The name of the font family to use for
proportional fonts in HTML messages}
set balText(pref_html_fixed_font) {The name of the font family to use
for fixed fonts in HTML messages}
set balText(pref_html_prop_font_sizes) {List of sizes to use for proportional fonts in HTML messages. The
list should contain seven elements, where the middle element (the
fourth one) is the default font to use. When HTML documents require
larger or smaller letters, the size to use will be taken from the
right or left side of the list, accordingly. If the list is shorter
than the font size requested, the last font size in the list is used.}
set balText(pref_html_fixed_font_sizes) {List of sizes to use for fixed fonts in HTML messages. The list
should contain seven elements, where the middle element (the fourth
one) is the default font to use. When HTML documents require larger or
smaller letters, the size to use will be taken from the right or left
side of the list, accordingly. If the list is shorter than the font
size requested, the last font size in the list is used.}
set balText(pref_html_show_images) {Whether to show images in HTML messages.
This can slow things down considerably, it
may also constitute a security risk; for example,
people can track if you read a message.}
set balText(pref_mimeprog) {Program to determine file type}
set balText(pref_pgp_keyid) {ID of PGP key to use when signing messages}
set balText(pref_domain) {The domain this machine belongs to. The machine name and this
value will be concatenated (unless the machine name contains a '.')
and used.}
set balText(pref_uqa_domain) {This domain gets added to all addresses which do not already have
a domain. If this is blank, we try to get the domain from the From:
address; if there is none, we try the hostname; and, finally, we fall
back to the "domain" option.}
set balText(pref_smtp_helo) {Here you can override the default hostname used in the SMTP
HELO/EHLO dialog}
set balText(icon_offline) {This icon represents the fact that TkRat currently is in Offline
mode. By pressing it, you will switch into Online mode.

Offline mode means that outgoing messages will be queued (deferred)
and disconnected folders will operate in Disconnected mode.

Any queued messages will be sent when you switch into Online mode.
Doing so will also synchronize all open disconnected folders.}
set balText(icon_online) {This icon represents the fact that TkRat currently is in Online
mode. By pressing it, you will switch into Offline mode.

In Online mode, all new messages are sent immediately and all open
folders are kept in sync.}
}
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