# Brazilian Portuguese translation for dcplusplus
# Copyright (c) 2008 Rosetta Contributors and Canonical Ltd 2008
# This file is distributed under the same license as the dcplusplus package.
# FIRST AUTHOR <EMAIL@ADDRESS>, 2008.
#
msgid ""
msgstr ""
"Project-Id-Version: dcplusplus\n"
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"PO-Revision-Date: 2008-09-13 16:46+0000\n"
"Last-Translator: Felipe <Unknown>\n"
"Language-Team: Brazilian Portuguese <pt_BR@li.org>\n"
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"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n"
"X-Launchpad-Export-Date: 2008-11-27 16:18+0000\n"
"X-Generator: Launchpad (build Unknown)\n"

#: help\chat_commands.html:9
msgid "Chat Commands"
msgstr "Comandos do Chat"

#: help\chat_commands.html:10
msgid "Main Chat"
msgstr "Chat Principal"

#: help\chat_commands.html:13
msgid ""
"Joins &lt;hub-ip&gt;. See also <a href=\"settings_windows.html#new_window"
"\">Open new window when using /join</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:17
msgid ""
"Toggles the displaying of users joining the hub. This only takes effect for "
"freshly-arriving users."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:20
msgid ""
"Toggles the displaying of favorite users joining the hub. Does not require /"
"showjoins to be enabled."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:23
msgid "Toggles visibility of the list of users for the current hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:26
msgid ""
"Displays the IP and port that DC++ will tell users to connect to. If either "
"the IP or port is not correct, you will be unable to download from some "
"users. This is only useful in <span style=\"text-decoration: underline"
"\">active</span> mode - the IP and port are unused in passive mode."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:32
msgid ""
"Adds the current hub (along with your nickname and password, if used) to the "
"list of <a href=\"favorite_hubs.html\">Favorite Hubs</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:36
msgid ""
"Removes the current hub from the list of <a href=\"favorite_hubs.html"
"\">Favorite Hubs</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:38
msgid ""
"Opens a private message window to the user, and optionally sends the "
"message, if one was specified."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:41
msgid "Adds the user's list to the Download Queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:43 help\window_pm.html:10 help\window_pm.html:11
msgid "Private Message"
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:46
msgid "Adds the current user's list to the Download Queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:48
msgid ""
"Grants the remote user a slot. Once they connect, or if they don't connect "
"in 10 minutes, the granted slot is removed."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:52
msgid ""
"Adds the current user to the list of <a href=\"favorite_users.html"
"\">Favorite Users</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:55
msgid "Both"
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:58
msgid ""
"Manually refreshes DC++'s share list by going through the shared directories "
"and adding new folders and files. DC++ automatically refreshes once an hour "
"by default, and also refreshes after the list of shared directories is "
"changed."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:63
msgid ""
"Sets the current number of upload slots to the number you specify. If this "
"is less than the current number of slots, no downloads are cancelled."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:67
msgid ""
"Opens a new search window with the specified search string.  It does <span "
"style=\"text-decoration: underline\">not</span> automatically send the "
"search."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:71
msgid "Closes the current window."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:73
msgid ""
"Clears the current window of all text. Optionally, you can specify how many "
"of the latest (most recent) lines should be kept."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:76
msgid ""
"Sends a random DC++ advertising message to the chat, including a link to the "
"DC++ homepage and the version number."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:79
msgid ""
"Sets Away status. New private message windows will be responded to, once, "
"with the message you specified, or the default away message configured in "
"the <a href=\"settings_appearance.html#awaymsg\">Appearance</a> settings "
"page."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:84
msgid "Un-sets Away status."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:86
msgid ""
"Launches your default web browser to the Google search engine with the "
"specified search."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:89
msgid ""
"Launches your default web browser to the Internet Movie Database (imdb) with "
"the specified query."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:92
msgid ""
"Rebuilds the HashIndex.xml and HashData.dat files, removing entries to files "
"that are no longer shared, or old hashes for files that have since changed. "
"This runs in the main DC++ thread, so the interface will freeze until the "
"rebuild is finished."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:97
msgid ""
"If no parameter is specified, it launches the log for the hub or private "
"chat with the associated application in Windows. If one of the parameters is "
"specified it opens that log file. The status log is available only in the "
"hub frame."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:102
msgid "Displays available commands. (The ones listed on this page.)"
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:104
msgid "Launches your default web browser with the given URL."
msgstr ""

#: help\chat_commands.html:106
msgid ""
"Toggles the showing of time stamps on new chat messages. It does not add "
"time stamps to already received chat lines."
msgstr ""

#: help\credits.html:9
msgid "Help File Credits and License"
msgstr ""

#: help\credits.html:15
msgid ""
"Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under "
"the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later "
"version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant "
"Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the "
"license is included in the section entitled \"<a href=\"fdl.html\">GNU Free "
"Documentation License</a>\"."
msgstr ""

#: help\credits.html:22
msgid "Contributors"
msgstr ""

#: help\cshelp_stub.html:17
msgid "Press this button to save your changes and close this dialog."
msgstr ""

#: help\cshelp_stub.html:21
msgid "Press this button to close this dialog without saving your changes."
msgstr ""

#: help\cshelp_stub.html:25
msgid "Press this button to launch the help file."
msgstr ""

#: help\cshelp_stub.html:29
msgid "Choose a settings category here."
msgstr ""

#: help\cshelp_stub.html:33
msgid ""
"\"Filename\": Matches search against filename; \"Directory\": Matches "
"against current subdirectory and places the whole structure in the special "
"folder; \"Full Path\": Matches against whole directory + filename."
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:9
msgid "Applying patches"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:11 help\dev_createpatch.html:10
#: help\faq_install.html:15 help\faq_install.html:21 help\netiquette.html:10
msgid "<br/>"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:13
msgid ""
"Using <a href=\"http://www.gnu.org/software/patch/patch.html\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\">GNU Patch</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:15
msgid ""
"1. Download and place <span style=\"text-decoration: underline;\"><a href="
"\"http://www.gnu.org/software/patch/patch.html\" target=\"_blank\" class="
"\"external\">GNU patch</a></span> in the directory you want to patch."
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:19
msgid "2. Type <i>cmd</i> in Run and tab your way to where GNU Patch is."
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:21
msgid "3. Write <i>patch -[parameter] &lt; my-patch.diff</i>"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:23
msgid ""
"4. The file <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">my-patch.diff</span> is the "
"actual patch you want to apply."
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:25
msgid ""
"<br/> Example: <i>C:\\Program Files\\DCpp_orig&gt;patch -p1 &lt; my-patch."
"diff</i><br/> C:\\Program Files\\DCpp_orig is the directory that is going to "
"be patched.<br/> p1 gives the entire file name unmodified with out a leading "
"slash.<br/> <br/>"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_applypatch.html:31 help\dev_createpatch.html:44
msgid ""
"Parameters and more information on how to use GNU Diff can be found in the "
"documentation for GNU Diff which should have come included with GNU Diff. "
"Otherwise, the manual can be found at the <a href=\"http://www.gnu.org/"
"software/diffutils/manual/diff.html\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external"
"\">GNU Diff manual</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:9
msgid "Creating patches"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:12
msgid ""
"Using <a href=\"http://www.gnu.org/software/diffutils/diffutils.html\" "
"target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">GNU Diff</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:15
msgid ""
"1. Download and install <a href=\"http://www.gnu.org/software/diffutils/"
"diffutils.html\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">GNU Diff</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:18
msgid ""
"2. Type <i>cmd</i> in Run and navigate your way to where GNU Diff is "
"installed."
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:20
msgid ""
"3. Write <i>diff -[parameter(s)] &lt;path to the untouched file or "
"folder&gt; &lt;path to the changed file or folder&gt; &gt; my-diff.diff</i>"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:23
msgid ""
"4. A file, my-diff.diff, will now be created in the directory which GNU Diff "
"is placed. Other extensions for the patch (such as .txt)  are acceptable, "
"there is no standard."
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:26
msgid ""
"<br/> Example: <i>C:\\Program Files\\GNU Diff&gt;diff -uNr dcplusplus_orig "
"dcplusplus_chan &gt; my-diff.diff</i> <br/> C:\\Program Files\\GNU Diff is "
"where GNU Diff is installed.<br/> The parameter <i style=\"font-weight: bold;"
"\">u</i> means the diff will be unified. <i style=\"font-weight: bold;\">N</"
"i> means that GNU Diff will show output even if a file doesn't exist in one "
"of the two folders.  <i style=\"font-weight: bold;\">r</i> means that GNU "
"Diff will go through subdirectories and give output on which directory and "
"file differ.  <br/> <i>dcplusplus_orig</i> is the folder that is untouched "
"and what the changes is going to differ against.  <br/> <i>dcplusplus_chan</"
"i> is the folder where changes has occured.  <br/> The actual diff is <i>my-"
"diff.diff</i>."
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:50
msgid "Interpreting the diff"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:52
msgid ""
"diff -uNr dcplusplus_orig/client/file.cpp dcplusplus_chan/client/file.cpp<br/"
">--- dcplusplus_orig/client/file.cpp\tTue Nov 30 00:21:30 2004<br/>+++ "
"dcplusplus_chan/client/file.cpp\tWed Dec 1 13:59:59 2004<br/>@@ -336,7 "
"+336,7 @@<br/> // text<br/> // text<br/> int a = 0;<br/>- int b;<br/>+ int c;"
"<br/> double pi;<br/> string helpfile;<br/> string dcplusplus;"
msgstr ""

#: help\dev_createpatch.html:54
msgid ""
"Lines starting with <b>-</b> (minus sign) are going to be removed. <br/> "
"Lines starting with <b>+</b> (plus sign) are going to be added."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:9
msgid "ADLSearch Properties"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:11
msgid "Search String"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:12
msgid "This is the set of search strings to search for."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:13 help\window_adlsearch.html:23
msgid "Source Type"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:14 help\window_adlsearch.html:24
msgid "One of following values:"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:16 help\window_adlsearch.html:26
#: help\window_download_queue.html:27 help\window_downloads.html:13
#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:18 help\window_finished_uploads.html:18
msgid "Filename"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:17 help\window_adlsearch.html:27
msgid "Matches search against filename."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:18 help\settings_logs.html:12
#: help\window_adlsearch.html:28
msgid "Directory"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:19 help\window_adlsearch.html:29
msgid ""
"Matches against current subdirectory and places the whole structure in the "
"special folder."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:21 help\window_adlsearch.html:31
msgid "Full Path"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:22 help\window_adlsearch.html:32
msgid "Matches against whole directory + filename."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:25
msgid "Min FileSize"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:26 help\window_adlsearch.html:40
msgid ""
"Sets the lower limits for file size. This is unused for <a href=\"#directory"
"\">Directory</a> searches."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:27
msgid "Max FileSize"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:28 help\window_adlsearch.html:42
msgid ""
"Sets the upper limits for file size. This is unused for <a href=\"#directory"
"\">Directory</a> searches."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:29
msgid "Size Type"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:30
msgid "Sets the units for the search sizes."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:31 help\window_adlsearch.html:35
msgid "Destination Directory"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:32 help\window_adlsearch.html:36
msgid ""
"Sets the output folder for a search. Multiple folders with different names "
"can exist simultaneously. Each folder name gets wrapped in &lt;&lt;&lt; and "
"&gt;&gt;&gt;."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:35
msgid "Enabled"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:36
msgid "Marks the search as active or inactive."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:37
msgid "Download Matches"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_adls_properties.html:38
msgid ""
"When checked, matches to this search will be put into your <a href="
"\"window_download_queue.html\">Download Queue</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:9
msgid "Favorite Hub Properties"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:10 help\dialog_user_command.html:41
#: help\settings_tabs.html:13 help\window_connections.html:15
#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:24 help\window_finished_uploads.html:24
#: help\window_hub.html:10 help\window_hub.html:11 help\window_search.html:70
msgid "Hub"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:12 help\dialog_user_command.html:37
#: help\window_public_hubs.html:15
msgid "Name"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:13
msgid "Specifies what name the hub has."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:14 help\window_public_hubs.html:21
msgid "Address"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:15 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:24
msgid "The address for the hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:16 help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:25
#: help\settings_general.html:20 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:17
#: help\window_favorite_users.html:20 help\window_hub.html:37
#: help\window_public_hubs.html:17
msgid "Description"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:17 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:18
msgid "Description of the hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:19
msgid "Identification (leave blank for defaults)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:21 help\settings_general.html:15
#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:19 help\window_finished_downloads.html:22
#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:22 help\window_hub.html:33
msgid "Nick"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:22 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:20
msgid ""
"If you would like to use a special nick for a specific hub. Leave this blank "
"for default."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:23 help\settings_connection.html:96
#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:21
msgid "Password"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:24 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:22
msgid ""
"If you have a password attached together with your nick. Used for operators "
"or other registered people."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_favorite_hub.html:26 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:26
msgid ""
"If you would like to use a special user description (shown in the user list) "
"for a specific hub. Leave this blank for default."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_indexing_progress.html:9 help\window_main.html:73
msgid "Indexing progress"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_indexing_progress.html:11
msgid ""
"This window will display what file is currently being indexed (hashed) by DC+"
"+, at what rate and approximately how long time there is left."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_indexing_progress.html:14
msgid ""
"With this window open, DC++ will index at the priority level of \"normal\". "
"If DC++ index in the background, the priority level is \"lowest\" (below "
"\"normal\"). The priority level affect how much access time DC++ should get "
"for indexing files. A higher priority mean that DC++ will index more "
"frequent, but will also put on more strain on the computer and it will "
"possibly perform slower."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_indexing_progress.html:17
msgid "Note that files will not be shared until they are indexed."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:9 help\window_public_hubs.html:44
msgid "Configured Public Hub Lists"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:10
msgid "Field to add a new hub list (top)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:12
msgid ""
"Write here the address to the hub list you want to add. You can add muliple "
"hub lists at once by separating them with a semi-colon (';')."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:14
msgid "List of current hub lists"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:16
msgid "Lists your current hub lists. The hub list on top will be tried first."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:18
msgid "Buttons (right)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:20 help\settings_user_commands.html:14
msgid "Add"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:21
msgid ""
"Add the hub list(s) specified in the field on the top left to your list of "
"public hub lists."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:22 help\settings_user_commands.html:18
msgid "Move Up"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:23
msgid ""
"Move selected hub lists upwards in the list. The hub list on top will be "
"tried first."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:24 help\settings_user_commands.html:20
msgid "Move Down"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:25
msgid ""
"Move selected hub lists downwards in the list. The hub list on top will be "
"tried first."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:26
msgid "Edit"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:27
msgid "Open a dialog to edit addresses to selected hub lists."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:28 help\settings_favoritedirs.html:18
#: help\settings_sharing.html:31 help\settings_user_commands.html:22
#: help\window_adlsearch.html:54 help\window_download_queue.html:21
#: help\window_download_queue.html:74 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:40
#: help\window_waiting_users.html:26
msgid "Remove"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_public_hub_lists.html:29
msgid "Remove selected hub lists from your list of public hub lists."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:9
msgid "User Command"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:10
msgid "Command Types:"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:12
msgid "Separator"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:13
msgid "Adds a separator to the menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:14
msgid "Raw"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:15
msgid ""
"Sends raw command to the hub (experts only, end it with '|' in NMDC hubs and "
"'\\n' in ADC hubs!)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:16
msgid "Chat"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:17
msgid "Sends command as if you were typing it in the chat"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:18
msgid "PM"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:19
msgid "Sends command as if you sent it by PM"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:21
msgid "Context"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:23
msgid "Contexts determine where the command is shown."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:26
msgid "Hub Menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:27
msgid "Hub tab (at the top of the screen) right-click menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:28
msgid "User Menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:29
msgid "User right-click menu in chat and PM tab menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:30
msgid "Search Menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:31
msgid "Search right-click menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:32
msgid "File list Menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:33
msgid "File list right-click menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:35
msgid "Parameters"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:38
msgid "Name (use '\\' to create submenus)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:39
msgid "Command"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:40
msgid ""
"Command text (may contain any of the variables listed below). Use Ctrl + "
"Enter to create a new line."
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:42
msgid ""
"Hub ip as typed when connecting (empty = all NMDC hubs, \"op\" = NMDC hubs "
"where you're an operator, \"adc://\" = all ADC hubs, \"adc://op\" = ADC hubs "
"where you're an operator, \"adcs://\" = all <a href=\"settings_certs.html"
"\">TLS</a> enabled hubs)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:45
msgid "To"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:46
msgid "Private Message recipient"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:47
msgid "Send Once Per Nick"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:48
msgid ""
"Send only once per user from search frame, regardless of how many files "
"you've selected from that user"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:51
msgid "Variables"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:53
msgid ""
"In the parameters, you can use %[<span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">xxx</"
"span>] variables and <a href=\"settings_logs.html#timeformat\">date/time "
"specifiers</a> (%Y, %m, ...). The following variables are also available:"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:59
msgid ""
"%[fileFN]: Filename (search, file list, and transfer view contexts only)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:60
msgid "%[fileSIsize]: File size (search, file list contexts only)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:61
msgid ""
"%[fileSIshort]: File size, short version including units (search, file list "
"contexts only)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:63
msgid ""
"%[fileTR]: TTH for the file, or \"NONE\" (search, file list contexts only)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:64
msgid "%[type]: \"File\" or \"Directory\" (directory context only)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:65
msgid ""
"%[line:<span style=\"font-style: italic;\">reason</span>]: Opens up a window "
"asking for \"<span style=\"font-style: italic;\">reason</span>\""
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:68
msgid ""
"In addition to these variables, all of the ADC INF flags are available, with "
"the following prefixes: <span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">my</span>, <span "
"style=\"font-weight: bold;\">user</span>, and <span style=\"font-weight: "
"bold;\">hub</span>. Some may <span style=\"text-decoration: underline;"
"\">not</span> be available on NMDC hubs. Many useful ones are enumerated "
"below:"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:72
msgid "%[myNI]: Your nick"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:73
msgid "%[myCID]: Your ADC CID"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:74
msgid "%[userNI]: The user's nick"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:75
msgid "%[userCID]: The user's ADC CID"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:76
msgid "%[userI4]: The user's IP (if supported by hub)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:77
msgid "%[userTAG]: The user's tag"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:78
msgid "%[userDE]: The user's description"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:79
msgid "%[userEM]: The user's email"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:80
msgid "%[userSS]: The user's shared bytes (exact)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:81
msgid "%[userSSshort]: The user's shared bytes (formatted with units)"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:84
msgid "Compatibilty Variables"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:87
msgid "%[mynick] = %[myNI]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:88
msgid "%[nick] = %[userNI]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:89
msgid "%[file] = %[fileFN]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:90
msgid "%[filesize] = %[fileSI]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:91
msgid "%[filesizeshort] = %[fileSIshort]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:92
msgid "%[tth] = %[fileTR]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:93
msgid "%[mycid] = %[myCID]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:94
msgid "%[cid] = %[userCID]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:95
msgid "%[ip] = %[userI4]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:96
msgid "%[tag] = %[userTAG]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:97
msgid "%[description] = %[userDE]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:98
msgid "%[email] = %[userEM]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:99
msgid "%[share] = %[userSS]"
msgstr ""

#: help\dialog_user_command.html:100
msgid "%[shareshort] = %[userSSshort]"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:9
msgid "Setting up active mode"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:10
msgid ""
"For DC++ to work properly in active mode, it requires access on <acronym "
"title=\"Transmission Control Protocol\">TCP</acronym> and <acronym title="
"\"User Datagram Protocol\">UDP</acronym> listening ports, as well as "
"outgoing access on all ports for both TCP and UDP."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:15
msgid "If you are NOT behind a router:"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:18 help\faq_upnp.html:24
msgid ""
"Click on File menu and then Settings. Click on <a href=\"settings_connection."
"html\">Connection Settings</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:21
msgid ""
"Select the <b>Direct Connection</b> radio button.  Leave the IP fields "
"blank. This will make DC++ use the current IP assigned to your network card. "
"You must NOT have an internal IP address for this to work."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:24
msgid ""
"Leave the TCP/UDP/TLS ports blank also. This will make DC++ randomize the "
"port it uses each time."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:27
msgid ""
"Leave the Outgoing Connection settings set to Direct Connection. Click OK."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:30
msgid ""
"You may need to allow DC++ in your <a href=\"http://www.dslreports.com/faq/"
"dc/3.1_Software_Firewalls\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">software "
"firewall</a>. Consult its documentation on how to do this."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:33
msgid ""
"Test active mode by joining several hubs and doing a search for a common "
"term. You should get results back. If not, then you are likely behind a "
"router, have an internal IP address or haven't properly configured your <a "
"href=\"http://www.dslreports.com/faq/dc/3.1_Software_Firewalls\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\">software firewall</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:37
msgid "If you are behind a router:"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:39
msgid ""
"You can simplify the process of setting up active mode if your router and "
"operating system is <acronym title=\"Universal Plug and Play\">UPnP </"
"acronym> compatible (UPnP is available only on Windows XP and Windows "
"Vista).  For setting up active mode with UPnP or get help how to decide that "
"your router is UPnP compatible or not, please read the <a href=\"faq_upnp."
"html\">How to set up UPnP FAQ</a>.  If UPnP does not work or is not an "
"option, follow the steps below."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:46
msgid ""
"The second option for using active mode behind a router or a gateway is to "
"<i>set up port forwarding manually</i>.  For an in-depth, but still easy to "
"understand explanation of port forwarding, read <a href=\"http://portforward."
"com/help/portforwarding.htm\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">What is "
"Port Forwarding?</a> The following steps describe the configuration of port "
"forwarding in general. Later you will find links to get configuration "
"information specific to your own router device."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:51
msgid ""
"First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the "
"computer with DC++. This is could be called Port mapping, port redirecting, "
"port forwarding or something like that in your router configuration.  Find "
"out how to do this with your router / <acronym title=\"Network Address "
"Translation\">NAT</acronym> in the user manual came with your device."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:56
msgid ""
"You need to forward two ports, with either the same port number or different "
"ones. Select one or two numbers between 1024 - 65535, they should mostly all "
"be free. Make sure both UDP and TCP is being forwarded on the port(s) you "
"chose."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:60
msgid ""
"The IP that you are forwarding to should be the <span style=\"font-weight: "
"bold;\">internal</span> IP address of your computer running DC++.  It "
"usually begins with <a href=\"non-routable.html\">\"192.168\", \"172.16.\" "
"or \"10.x.\"</a>. To see your internal IP address go to the command prompt "
"and type: <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">ipconfig</span> (Start Menu -"
"&gt; Run -&gt; <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">cmd /k ipconfig</span>)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:66
msgid ""
"When you have mapped the port(s) on the router, open up DC++ and go to <a "
"href=\"settings_connection.html\">Connection Settings</a>.  Select "
"<b>Firewall with manual port forwarding</b>. In the port fields, enter the "
"port number(s) that you forwarded on the router."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:70
msgid ""
"In the External / WAN IP field, you need to enter the <span style=\"font-"
"weight: bold;\">external</span> IP address of your router.  Your external IP "
"can be checked on <a href=\"http://www.dslreports.com/ip\" target=\"_blank\" "
"class=\"external\">DSLReport's IP page</a> or at <a href=\"http://whatismyip."
"com\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">WhatIsMyIP.com</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:76
msgid ""
"Active mode should now be working. For checking or troubleshooting if you "
"have properly forwarded the port(s) to DC++, use <a href=\"http://www."
"canyouseeme.org\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">www.canyouseeme.org</"
"a>.  Make sure DC++ is open.  Then, from the site, enter in the port you're "
"forwarding and click Check. If everything has been properly set up, the site "
"should say Success.  If you get an error message in red, then you need to "
"double-check the port forwarding on the router, DC++ settings and possibly "
"your <a href=\"http://www.dslreports.com/faq/dc/3.1_Software_Firewalls\" "
"target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">software firewall</a> settings."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:80
msgid ""
"You may find detailed how-to guides with screen shots for various router "
"models at <a href=\"http://www.portforward.com/routers.htm\" target=\"_blank"
"\" class=\"external\">www.portforward.com</a>. There is a huge list of "
"models there, click on your model name, then select DC++ from the list of "
"applications. An interactive guide will appear to help you how to access "
"your router's configuration page and how to set up port forwarding for DC+"
"+.  You can find some more how-to's for popular router models at the <a href="
"\"http://www.dslreports.com/faq/dc/3.2_Hardware_Firewalls___Routers\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\">DSLReport FAQ page</a> as well."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:87
msgid ""
"If active mode is working for a while, but <span style=\"text-decoration: "
"underline\">the next time when you use DC++</span>, you only get "
"<i>Connection Timeout</i>s or no results when searching, your IP (either "
"<span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">external</span> or <span style=\"font-"
"weight: bold;\">internal</span>) is likely to have changed. Of course you "
"can update your IP settings manually each time they changed, but there are "
"better solutions to avoid constant IP address updates:"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:95
msgid ""
"If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can sign up to a "
"free dynamic DNS service such as <a href=\"http://www.no-ip.com/\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\">No-IP</a> , <a href=\"http://www.dynip.com/\" "
"target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">Dynip</a> or <a href=\"http://www."
"dyndns.org/\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">DynDns</a> and put your "
"dynamic DNS address into the External / WAN IP field in DC++ <a href="
"\"settings_connection.html\">Connection Settings</a>. Each DDNS provider has "
"a downloadable IP updater software what updates the dynamic name service "
"with your latest IP. Make sure you download, configure and run this program "
"while using DC++. Many router models have DDNS client software included for "
"specific DDNS provider(s) so it worth a check in your router configurations "
"before choosing a provider. After you setup the built-in DDNS client you "
"won't need to run any IP updater software, your router will automatically "
"take care of updating your DNS name."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:103
msgid ""
"If you find that your internal IP changes when you restart your computer "
"then your operating system is obtaining an IP address from your router at "
"boot using <a href=\"http://www.portforward.com/networking/dhcp.htm\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\">DHCP protocol</a>. If you want your computer "
"to always have the same internal IP address you must setup Static DHCP in "
"your router configuration. Static DHCP is a useful feature which makes your "
"router always assign the same IP address to a specific computer on your "
"network. You will have to <a href=\"http://www.dur.ac.uk/its/services/"
"network/lan/mac/windows/\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">find MAC "
"address of your network card</a> to set up Static DHCP.<br/> Another option "
"to ensure you'll always have the same internal IP address is to set up "
"static IP address for your computer. Here's a <a href=\"http://www."
"portforward.com/networking/staticip.htm\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external"
"\">FAQ</a> how to do this for different versions of Windows."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:107
msgid "Windows XP?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:109
msgid ""
"<span style=\"text-decoration: underline;\">Service Pack 1</span>: Its "
"strongly recommended that you do not use the SP1 firewall and instead use a "
"third party one.  Make sure to disable the XP firewall if you do choose this "
"option. If you really must use it, then check out <a href=\"http://www."
"microsoft.com/security/protect/ports.asp\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external"
"\"> this guide</a> on how to set it up."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_activemode.html:116
msgid ""
"<span style=\"text-decoration: underline;\">Service Pack 2 or 3</span>: The "
"firewall in SP2 & SP3 is a lot more robust than its original incarnation.  "
"While it does not offer a plethora of options, its suitable to use by itself "
"for protection. Its wise to enable logging of packets that the firewall "
"drops for troubleshooting applications. To do this, go to Control Panels -"
"&gt; Windows Firewall -&gt; Advanced Tab -&gt; Security Logging -&gt; "
"Settings. Enable <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">Log Dropped Packets</"
"span>. The log file is located at: C:\\WINDOWS\\pfirewall.log. Here's a "
"complete guide <a href=\"http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/"
"smallbusiness/prodtech/windowsxp/cfgfwall.mspx\" target=\"_blank\" class="
"\"external\">How to Configure Windows Firewall on Windows XP SP2 & SP3</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:9
msgid "What do the different icons mean?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:11
msgid "Green"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:12
msgid "Normal icon (no DC++ user)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:13
msgid "Blue"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:14
msgid "DC++ user (identified on 1st direct connection to this user)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:15
msgid "With Bricks"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:16
msgid "User is in passive mode"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:17
msgid "With Key"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:18
msgid "User is an Operator"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_different_icons.html:20
msgid "User Icons"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:9
msgid "How do I install DC++?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:11
msgid ""
"Just run the installer and fire up DC++, then enter the settings to set it "
"up according to your preferences (most important is <a href="
"\"settings_general.html\">nick</a>, <a href=\"settings_connection.html"
"\">connection mode</a>, <a href=\"settings_downloads.html\">download "
"location</a> and <a href=\"settings_sharing.html\">shared folders</a>).<br/> "
"You can also download the .zip file (Binary) and unpack it to any folder you "
"like.  By default DC++ will store its settings and create the downloads "
"folder in the directory where it has been installed. You can configure DC++ "
"to use another folder for settings by editing a file called dcppboot.xml "
"located in the install folder. You can specify a path relative to the DC++ "
"executable there."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:16
msgid "How do I uninstall DC++?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:18
msgid ""
"Use the uninstaller that followed when you used the installer.<br/> If you "
"didn't use the installer: You can delete your DC++ folder, but be aware that "
"dchub://, adc:// and magnet: links will remain in the registry and will "
"point to the nonexistent application. If you disable <a href="
"\"settings_advanced.html#registrydchubadc\">Register with Windows to Handle "
"dchub:// and adc:// URL Links</a> and <a href=\"settings_advanced."
"html#registrymagnet\">Register with Windows to Handle magnet: URI Links</a> "
"options before uninstalling, these registry settings will be removed."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:22
msgid "How do I upgrade DC++?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:24
msgid ""
"Just install the new version (or unpack the .zip) in the folder your old "
"version was in. Your old settings, queue, favorites will still be there and "
"will be used by the new version.  <br/> <b>BEWARE : </b>There are some cases "
"though when a feature upgrade makes impossible to reuse some some kind of "
"settings or data created by an older version of DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:29
msgid ""
"Old (ver &lt;= 0.163) Notepad notes will get lost, due to a format change in "
"0.17"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:30
msgid ""
"If you upgrade to 0.22, all old queue items that are missing a directory in "
"the target file-name will be removed. Don't upgrade if your queue is "
"precious to you, and you didn't have anything in the default download "
"directory box in the settings (finish it with version 0.181 or edit your "
"queue.xml file and add a directory to all targets without...)."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:31
msgid ""
"If you upgrade to 0.4033, all logs will be formatted as UFT-8 (Unicode), "
"instead of ASCII. Also, finish your queue with the older version before "
"upgrading if you care for your international filenames in it - they will not "
"be correctly converted."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:32
msgid ""
"If you upgrade to 0.68, as the options in Connection Settings are changed "
"you should reconfigure them."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:33
msgid ""
"If you upgrade to 0.685, as user identification method is changed you will "
"lost your favorite users and all sources from your queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_install.html:34
msgid ""
"If you upgrade to 0.695, as compatibility with non-TTH clients are dropped, "
"sources with no TTH support will no longer appear and files without TTH will "
"be removed from your queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:9
msgid "Keyboard shortcuts"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:10
msgid "This page enables you to see which keyboard shortcuts exist in DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:12
msgid "F1"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:13
msgid "Opens the help file."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:14
msgid "Alt"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:15
msgid "Marks the menu so you can you the arrows to navigate."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:16
msgid ""
"Makes the lower status bar invisible. The bar will be visible again once you "
"press Alt again or you open a new window. Note that this is a Windows "
"feature."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:19
msgid "Tab"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:20
msgid "Completes nicks in chat."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:21
msgid ""
"Change positioning view where there is split view. You can find the split "
"view in the file list and in the download queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:23
msgid "Jump between input boxes."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:24
msgid "Shift"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:25
msgid ""
"Pressing shift while startup will disable auto connection to favorite hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:27
msgid "Ctrl + 1"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:28
msgid "Enable or disable the toolbar."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:29
msgid "Ctrl + 2"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:30
msgid "Enable or disable the status bar."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:31
msgid "Ctrl + 3"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:32
msgid "Enable or disable the transfer view."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:33
msgid "Ctrl + C"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:34
msgid "Copy text. Note that this is a Windows feature."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:35
msgid "Ctrl + D"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:36
msgid "Open download queue"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:37
msgid "Ctrl + E"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:38
msgid "Refresh file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:39
msgid "Ctrl + F"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:40
msgid "Open favorite hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:41
msgid "Ctrl + N"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:42
msgid "Open notepad."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:43
msgid "Ctrl + L"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:44
msgid "Open file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:45
msgid "Ctrl + P"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:46
msgid "Open Public hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:47
msgid "Ctrl + Q"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:48
msgid "Quick connect."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:49
msgid "Ctrl + R"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:50
msgid "Reconnect."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:51
msgid "Ctrl + S"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:52
msgid "Open search."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:53
msgid "Ctrl + T"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:54
msgid "Follow last redirect."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:55
msgid "Ctrl + U"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:56
msgid "Open favorite users."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:57
msgid "Ctrl + V"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:58
msgid "Paste text. Note that this is a Windows feature."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:59
msgid "Ctrl + X"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:60
msgid "Cut out text. Note that this is a Windows feature."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:61
msgid "Ctrl + Y"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:62
msgid "Redo text edit. Note that this is a Windows feature."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:63
msgid "Ctrl + Z"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:64
msgid "Undo text edit. Note that this is a Windows feature."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:65
msgid "Ctrl and + (on the numeric keyboard)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:66
msgid ""
"If certain columns, e.g. those in the user list, search and the transfer "
"view are not visible, pressing Ctrl and + (on the numeric keyboard) will "
"resize the columns to the width necessary to accommodate the widest text "
"within."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:70
msgid "Ctrl + Tab"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:71
msgid "Move between tabs. Note that this is a Windows feature."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:72
msgid "Ctrl + up"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:73
msgid "Move up in chat messages. (only in main chat)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:74
msgid "Ctrl + down"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:75
msgid "Move down in chat messages. (only in main chat)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:76
msgid "Alt + C"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:77
msgid "In public hubs: connect to a hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:78
msgid "In favorite hubs: connect to a favorite hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:79
msgid "Alt + D"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:80
msgid "In ADL Search: move down an item."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:81
msgid "In favorite hubs: move down a favorite hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:82
msgid "Alt + I (only public hubs)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:83
msgid "Set focus to the filter."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:84
msgid "Alt + N"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:85
msgid "In ADL Search: add a new item."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:86
msgid "In favorite hubs: add a new favorite hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:87
msgid "Alt + P"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:88
msgid "In ADL Search: edit an item."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:89
msgid "In favorite hubs: edit a favorite hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:90
msgid "Alt + R"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:91
msgid "In Public hubs: refresh the list."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:92
msgid "In ADL Search: remove an item."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:93
msgid "In favorite hubs: remove a hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:94
msgid "Alt + S"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:95
msgid "Send chat message."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:96
msgid "Alt + T (only ADL Search)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:97
msgid "Open the FAQ about the ADL Search."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:98
msgid "Alt + U"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:99
msgid "In ADL Search: move up an item."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:100
msgid "In favorite hubs: move up a favorite hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:101
msgid "+ (on the numeric keyboard)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:102
msgid ""
"In the download queue, pressing + (on the numeric keyboard) sets a higher "
"priority on a download."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:104
msgid "- (on the numeric keyboard)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_keyboard_commands.html:105
msgid ""
"In the download queue, pressing - (on the numeric keyboard) sets a lower "
"priority on a download."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:9
msgid "Why don't I get any search results?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:10
msgid ""
"Assuming that you can connect to a hub and chat with users, this is usually "
"caused by a firewall, router, connection sharing.  Another possibility is "
"that you do not meet a certain criteria on a hub so you are not able to "
"perform searches as often as you like.  There are several things you can try:"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:15
msgid ""
"If you can't get search results on a particular hub while you can on others"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:17
msgid ""
"If you are in passive connection mode some hubs may won't allow you to "
"search as it stresses the hub a lot. Try to set up active mode following the "
"<a href=\"get_started.html#connection\">Connection setup guide</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:21
msgid ""
"Some hubs allow searches for registered users only.  Check login messages, "
"banners, hub addresses or ask an operator how to register yourself."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:24
msgid ""
"Some hubs have predefined search interval rule to avoid hub overloading with "
"passive searches. It means you have to wait some time before you can start a "
"successive new search.  Make sure you don't have <a href=\"settings_queue."
"html#autosearchdl\"> Automatically Search for Alternative Download "
"Locations</a> enabled in Queue settings if you are in a hub of this kind as "
"it could prevent you to get manual search results."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:33
msgid "If you are unable to search on all hubs"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:35
msgid ""
"If you use one of the active connection modes, enter your external <acronym "
"title=\"Internet Protocol\">IP</acronym> address to the <i>External/WAN IP</"
"i> field in the <a href=\"settings_connection.html\"> Connection settings "
"dialog</a> and try to search again.  Find out the IP from <a href=\"http://"
"www.dslreports.com/ip\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">DSLReport's IP "
"page</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:41
msgid ""
"Check your router/gateway/firewall configuration. You need to make sure it's "
"allowing or forwarding incoming connections on the port specified in the "
"settings. You have to enable both <acronym title=\"Transmission Control "
"Protocol\">TCP</acronym> and <acronym title=\"User Datagram Protocol\">UDP</"
"acronym> traffic. If you can download, but not search, UDP is blocked. "
"Please read the <a href=\"get_started.html#connection\">Connection setup "
"guide</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:48
msgid ""
"Your school or work might be blocking DC traffic. Read the FAQ on types of "
"blocks, and what you <a href=\"faq_university.html\">might be able to do "
"about it</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:51
msgid ""
"If the above things don't work for you, you'll have to use passive mode (if "
"the hub allows it)."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:54
msgid ""
"If you still can't search (in passive mode) then probably your DC++ blocked "
"by a software firewall. Please follow the <a href=\"get_started.html#firewall"
"\">Firewall settings guide</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_nosearch.html:58
msgid ""
"An anti-flood protector software / network device can (partially)  block "
"your searches as well. You can suspect that you have a problem of this kind "
"when you always get few results even if you searched for a common term. You "
"can read more about this topic in the <a href=\"faq_slowdownload.html#ddos"
"\">Slow downloads FAQ</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:11
msgid "What do the DC++-style tags mean?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:13
msgid "Notation"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:13
msgid ""
"The following information appears in the <a href=\"window_hub."
"html#userlistcolumns\">Tag column</a> for every user in the user list of the "
"<a href=\"window_hub.html\">Hub window</a>: &lt;++ V:x,M:x,H:x/y/z,S:x[,O:x]"
"&gt;, where<br/>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:20
msgid "V(ersion)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:22
msgid "x = client version"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:24
msgid "M(ode)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:26
msgid "x = mode (A = Active, P = Passive, 5 = SOCKS5)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:28
msgid "H(ubs)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:30
msgid ""
"x = number of hubs connected to where you're not a registered user<br/> y = "
"number of hubs you're registered in<br/> z = number of hubs you're "
"registered as an operator"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:36
msgid "S(lots)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:38
msgid ""
"x = number of upload slots you have open (note that they may be in use "
"already)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:41
msgid "O(pen an extra slot if speed is below)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:43
msgid ""
"x = if total upload is below this value DC++ will open another slot<br/> "
"This part of the tag is only shown when the option for it is enabled."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:49
msgid ""
"The tag is updated every 1-2 minutes if there are changes.  Other clients "
"may introduce more tag elements such as L:x or B:x which means usage of "
"upload bandwidth limiter where x is the amount of maximal upload bandwidth "
"in KiBs."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:54
msgid "History"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_plusplus_tag.html:54
msgid ""
"The DC++ tag was introduced back when the only available Direct Connect "
"client was Neo-Modus DirectConnect (NMDC) v1.0. That particular client could "
"only connect to one hub at a time, which ensured that the upload slots "
"available were assigned to other users connected to that hub. At first, hub "
"owners considered DC++ to be a cheat client, because it could connect to "
"multiple hubs at once. The DC++ tag was introduced so hub owners could check "
"if the users were connected to a reasonable amount of hubs and had enough "
"upload slots available for sharing.<br/> At this point, almost every client, "
"whether it's capable of joining multiple hubs or not, has a similar tag in "
"it's description field. The custom is to replace \"++\" with some other "
"identifier uniquely identifying the client type (common are \"StrgDC++\", "
"\"ApexDC++\" and \"PWDC++\")."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:10
msgid "What secret stuff is there?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:13
msgid ""
"You can doubleclick on a user name in chat to select him in the user list"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:14
msgid ""
"You can doubleclick on text starting with www. http:// https:// ftp:// "
"magnet: adc:// dchub:// mailto: and irc://"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:15
msgid ""
"If DC++ receives \"banned\" during the login phase, it'll stop automatically "
"reconnecting"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:16
msgid ""
"Your file list will be created on disk the first time someone requests it"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:17
msgid ""
"Pressing shift on startup will prevent DC++ from autoconnecting to favorite "
"hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:18
msgid "You can tab complete nicks in mainchat, including ignoring prefixes."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:19
msgid "You can drag and drop all tabs to the position of your choice."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:20
msgid ""
"You can see who wants to download from you and what they want to download by "
"opening the <a href=\"window_waiting_users.html\">Waiting users frame</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:21
msgid ""
"You can drag folders from Windows Explorer and drop them in the <a href="
"\"settings_sharing.html\">Sharing</a>page in Settings."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:22
msgid ""
"You can spot if a file is identical to another one by looking in the TTH "
"column, if the TTH is the same, it is the exact same file."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:24
msgid ""
"You can use Ctrl+Enter to create a new line in chat, away-message and user "
"command!"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_secret.html:25
msgid ""
"You can double click on the status bar of every window to open the "
"corresponding log file (if available)."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:9
msgid "Slow download speeds"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:10
msgid ""
"If you experience slow downloads, it could be for many reasons. However, "
"they can be different when you experience slow download speed from certain "
"user(s) or when you get slow speeds downloading from every peer. Please try "
"to download from or get filelist of several (at least 10) users before you "
"go on.  Note that this faq does NOT cover the case when your downloads won't "
"start at all."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:16
msgid "Slow downloads from certain user(s)"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:17
msgid "This can happen for the following reasons :"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:19
msgid ""
"The upload bandwidth of the person(s) you're downloading from is maxed out. "
"Don't pay attention to the value of the <a href=\"window_hub."
"html#userlistcolumns\">Connection</a> column in the user's list, it's "
"completely subjective and often is not a true reflection on the person's "
"connection type since they can set it."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:25
msgid ""
"The peer you're downloading from is too far from you (maybe in another "
"continent) and there's too many <a href=\"http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/H/"
"hop.html\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">hops</a> in the connection "
"between you and your peer.  Its also possible that either your ISP or the "
"other user's provider has limited overseas bandwitdh available.  You can "
"check what country your peer is from in the <i>IP</i> column of the <a href="
"\"window_connections.html\">Connections window</a> if the <a href="
"\"settings_appearance.html#guessip\">Guess user country from IP</a> setting "
"is enabled in the <a href=\"settings_appearance.html\">Appearance</a> "
"settings panel."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:35
msgid ""
"The person who you are downloading from is using a bandwidth limiter. There "
"are two types: client based and third-party program."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:39
msgid ""
"Often the clients with limiting capability have set download and upload "
"speed ratios in place to avoid abuse. (ex. If the upload speed limit is set "
"below 6 KiB/s, then the client will restrict the client download speed to a "
"2:1 ratio). This varies from client to client and obviously not all support "
"upload limiting.  This type of speed limiting <span style=\"font-style: "
"italic;\">only</span> restricts the uploading of files, including user "
"lists. It does not limit chat, private messages, or searches."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:47
msgid ""
"Users could also be using a third-party program to limit the speed of "
"traffic. This type of speed limiting is absolute; it will limit the speed of "
"all traffic by the user, which can include file transfers, searches, chat, "
"and private messages. Since this type of application does not enforce a "
"download speed:upload speed ratio, it may be more prone to abuse. For "
"particularly slow transfers - 1 KiB/s or slower, it <span style=\"font-"
"weight: bold;\">may</span> be to blame."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:57
msgid ""
"The person who you are downloading from suffers from one or more constant "
"speed problem described in the next section."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:61
msgid "Solution : try to find more sources for your downloads :"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:64
msgid ""
"To gain more possible sources for your download select your download either "
"in the <a href=\"window_download_queue.html\">Download Queue</a> or in the "
"<a href=\"window_downloads.html\">Downloads window</a>. Then use the "
"rightclick function <i>Search for alternates</i> to see if there are other "
"users have the file shared. In the slots column of the <a href="
"\"window_search.html\"> Search results window</a> you can find users with "
"fewer slots used <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">may</span> result in "
"faster speeds - someone with two out of three (2/3) slots free may have more "
"bandwidth available than someone with one out of three (1/3)."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:74
msgid ""
"More sources for queued files can be discovered and automatically added if "
"you enable <a href=\"settings_queue.html#automatchqueue\">Automatically "
"Match Queue for Search Hits</a> in Queue settings."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:78
msgid ""
"Automatic discovery for additional sources is also possible if you enable <a "
"href=\"settings_queue.html#autosearchdl\">Automatically Search for "
"Alternative Download Locations</a> in Queue settings. Note that some hubs "
"have predefined minimum search interval rules so enabling this function may "
"result no hits for manual searches in these hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:85
msgid ""
"To minimize the download time make sure you have checked <a href="
"\"settings_advanced.html#segmented\">Enable segmented downloads</a> in "
"Advanced settings. With segmented downloads enabled you are able to download "
"the pieces of a file from several sources at the same time."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:92
msgid "Slow downloads from every user"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:93
msgid ""
"If you experience constant slow downloads with DC++ this can be for one or "
"more of the following reasons :"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:96
msgid ""
"Your Internet connection is shared with others on your <acronym title="
"\"Local Area Network\">LAN</acronym> and they are using up all the available "
"bandwidth. Tell them to knock it off. =)  Also your connection speed to the "
"gateway or router on your <acronym title=\"Local Area Network\">LAN</"
"acronym> can be slower than the available speed from your <acronym title="
"\"Internet Service Provider\">ISP</acronym>.  It could be for reasons like "
"week signal strength on a wireless connection, broken/old network devices, "
"etc... Try to do a file transfer test within your local network to be sure "
"that it's fast enough."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:106
msgid ""
"Your ISP may be limiting your P2P traffic via some method of packet shaping. "
"Call up the ISP and inquire if they do anything with P2P traffic. You can "
"try to connect to ADC hubs and test your downloads there.  As ADC is a newer "
"and more efficient DC protocol it can be still unknown to your ISP's "
"throttling system. If the ISP <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">does</"
"span> throttle you, then there is nothing much that can be done to increase "
"the speeds. This is very common at Universities and at the workplace, and is "
"<a href=\"faq_university.html\">the topic of another FAQ</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:115
msgid ""
"You haven't set up your third party firewall or internet monitor software "
"correctly. Some of these security applications may treat p2p transfer as a "
"<a href=\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\"> DDoS flood</a> attempt and tries to defend "
"your computer from it.  Try to disable or even uninstall these applications "
"temporarily and test your downloads again.  If it helps refer the "
"application's documentation how to make exception rules for DC++.  If you "
"have a router its also possible that it has some anti-DDoS or flood "
"protection feature and it may enabled by default. Check the router's "
"documentation or configuration page for a possible option of this kind."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:125
msgid ""
"You need to optimize your operating system for your current connection "
"speed. First, <span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">close <span style=\"text-"
"decoration: underline;\">all</span></span> <acronym title=\"peer to peer"
"\">P2P</acronym> applications. Next run the <a href=\"http://www.dslreports."
"com/tweaks\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">DSLReports TweakTest</a>. "
"Once you have optimized it, then run a speed test at <a href=\"http://www."
"dslreports.com/stest\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">DSLReports "
"SpeedTest Page</a> or at the nice looking <a href=\"http://speedtest.net\" "
"target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">SpeedTest.Net</a> page (select a test "
"site closest to your location for accurate results). This will give you a "
"good idea what your maximum download and upload speeds are. If you're "
"getting within 10% of your connection speed, that's the best you can get! If "
"you are having trouble with your <span style=\"font-style: italic;"
"\">broadband</span> connection, and it relates to packet loss, excessive "
"latency, or Internet or <acronym title=\"Internet Service Provider\">ISP</"
"acronym> congestion, running the <a href=\"http://www.dslreports.com/"
"linequality\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">Line Quality Test </a> "
"may help find the cause (<i>requires logon, free signup).</i>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:146
msgid ""
"Your Internet connection is <acronym title=\"Digital Subscriber Loop\">DSL</"
"acronym>, cable, or satellite one with an asymmetrical connection speed, "
"such as 768/128 Kib/s or 3.0 Mib/s / 256 Kib/s. On such connections, if you "
"upload near the speed of your upload limit (16 KiB/s in the case of the "
"768/128 connection), it may affect the speeds of your downloads, no matter "
"how much larger your download connection is. If this is happening, you can "
"change the size of the <a href=\"settings_expert.html#writebuffer\">Socket "
"Write Buffer</a> in Experts Only panel of DC++ settings. It defaults to 8 "
"KiB and you can try to change it to a smaller value. You should specify the "
"value in bytes and you may have to try several values to test what size "
"suits your connection best. Note that you should restart DC++ to changes "
"take effect."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:159
msgid ""
"Your copy of Windows XP, Server or Vista has the \"<acronym title=\"Quality "
"of Service\">QoS</acronym> Packet Scheduler\" enabled so you are not able to "
"use some reserved bandwidth for download. Follow <a href=\"http://kb."
"earthlink.net/case.asp?article=23629\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\"> "
"this guide</a> to disable QoS in XP or <a href=\"http://www.vistax64.com/"
"tutorials/109326-qos-bandwidth-reserve-limit.html\" target=\"_blank\" class="
"\"external\"> this one</a> to disable QoS in Vista.  Windows 2000 does not "
"come with QoS. Some routers also have QoS capabilities, but shouldn't be "
"enabled by default. Please consult your router's manual for more information."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_slowdownload.html:170
msgid ""
"Your computer is infected with malicious software which altered the low "
"level network settings of your operating system. This is common when your "
"Windows become infected with spy/adware.  Even they are disinfected, their "
"destructive modifications usually still remain. You can follow the official "
"guided help from Microsoft how to restore these settings <a href=\"http://"
"support.microsoft.com/kb/299357\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">here</"
"a> and <a href=\"http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811259\" target=\"_blank\" "
"class=\"external\">here</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:9
msgid "What do the units mean?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:11
msgid ""
"DC++ has always measured file sizes and speeds with the understanding that "
"1024 of something make the next unit up. Using SI prefixes, kilo means 1000, "
"so one kilobyte should imply 1000 bytes. In popular usage, one kilobyte "
"nearly always means 1024 bytes, which means that \"kilo\" has multiple "
"definitions depending on context. The International Electrotechnical "
"Commission (IEC) created new prefixes to remove the ambiguity, so kilo could "
"always mean 1000 (and so on). In v0.402, DC++ adopted these prefixes."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:24
msgid "New Prefix"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:25 help\faq_units.html:27
msgid "Factor"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:26
msgid "Old Prefix"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:30
msgid "kibi-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:31
msgid "2<sup>10</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:32
msgid "kilo-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:33
msgid "10<sup>3</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:36
msgid "mebi-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:37
msgid "2<sup>20</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:38
msgid "mega-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:39
msgid "10<sup>6</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:42
msgid "gibi-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:43
msgid "2<sup>30</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:44
msgid "giga-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:45
msgid "10<sup>9</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:48
msgid "tebi-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:49
msgid "2<sup>40</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:50
msgid "tera-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:51
msgid "10<sup>12</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:54
msgid "pebi-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:55
msgid "2<sup>50</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:56
msgid "peta-"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:57
msgid "10<sup>15</sup>"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_units.html:62
msgid ""
"For more information about the binary units see the <a href=\"http://physics."
"nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.html\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external"
"\">National Institute of Standards and Technology</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:9
msgid "My University blocks DC++"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:10
msgid "Blocking and Throttling"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:11
msgid ""
"Many Universities have policies that limit the usage of peer to peer "
"applications by students and employees. Typically, these policies block or "
"limit the amount of bandwidth that <acronym title=\"peer to peer\">p2p</"
"acronym> applications can use, and are enforced by employing solutions from "
"<a target=\"_blank\" href=\"http://www.packeteer.com/\" class=\"external"
"\">Packeteer</a>, <a class=\"external\" target=\"_blank\" href=\"http://www."
"netlogicmicro.com/\">NetLogic Microsystems</a>, or a similar company. This "
"software/hardware solution has the ability to look into a <acronym title="
"\"Transmission Control Protocol\">TCP</acronym> packet, determine what class "
"of application created it, then throttle or block it accordingly."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:23
msgid ""
"If you're behind such a block, please learn to live with it.  Circumventing "
"the block by proxying is detectable, is probably against your <acronym title="
"\"Acceptable Use Policy\">AUP</acronym>, is technically difficult, and "
"impossible to do without help from someone outside the firewall."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:28
msgid "Network Address Translation"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:29
msgid ""
"Other schools might have their network behind a <acronym title=\"Network "
"Address Translation\">NAT</acronym> in which case an active connection is "
"impossible. If you're inside a NAT, the IP reported by your computer will be "
"in one of the <a href=\"non-routable.html\">non-routable IP ranges</a>. In "
"this case, try passive mode."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:35
msgid ""
"If you cannot connect to DC hubs or cannot transfer files in passive mode, "
"the above advice about proxying applies."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:37
msgid "Port Blocking"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:38
msgid ""
"A few schools use simple port blocking, where common ports used by DC++ and "
"other p2p applications are blocked. DC++ uses a wide range of ports for "
"outgoing traffic and incoming traffic by default. If the school blocks port "
"411 outgoing connections, then that effectively cuts you off from all DC "
"hubs since that is the default hub port. Hub lists contain the full address "
"of many hubs and those that run on non-standard ports (<i>i.e.  hub.example."
"com:1411</i>) may work."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_university.html:46
msgid ""
"If you appear to be completely blocked from the DC network, the above advice "
"applies."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:9
msgid "How to set up UPnP?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:10
msgid ""
"Universal Plug And Play (UPnP) is a technology to allow, among other things, "
"Internet applications to configure home routers and gateways, bypassing "
"manual port forwarding configuration. UPnP was introduced in Windows XP and "
"is supported in that and later versions, including Windows Server and Vista. "
"To take advantage of UPnP, you must have support enabled in Windows and UPnP "
"capable hardware (typically a broadband router using <acronym title="
"\"Network Address Translation\">NAT</acronym> traversal). If you meet both "
"of these requirements, setting up DC++ is normally a simple process. <span "
"style=\"font-weight: bold;\">UPnP support introduced in DC++ 0.4033</span>. "
"For using DC++ with UPnP <b>under Vista you need version 0.695 or newer</b>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:21
msgid "To enable UPnP in DC++:"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:28
msgid "Select <b>Firewall with UPnP</b>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:31
msgid "Restart DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:34
msgid ""
"If your UPnP system is setup correctly, DC++ will now automatically create "
"the required port mappings for DC++ to operate in Active Mode. It will also "
"detect your external IP address, and switch into Active Mode."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:38
msgid "Troubleshooting"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:39
msgid ""
"If you are having trouble getting this all to work (or see messages in the DC"
"++ <a href=\"window_system_log.html\">System Log</a> like <i>\"Failed To "
"Create Port Mappings\"</i>), and you are sure you meet the minimum "
"requirements mentioned above, firstly, download a UPnP diagnostic tool. The "
"recommended one is <a target=\"_blank\" href=\"http://www.junegillespie.plus."
"com/UPnPTest.exe\" class=\"external\">Mark Gillespie's UPnP test tool</a>. "
"This program will tell you what network interfaces on your computer support "
"UPnP."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:47
msgid ""
"Alternatively, to test your UPnP functionality, you can run the web based <a "
"href=\"http://www.microsoft.com/windows/using/tools/igd/default.mspx\" "
"target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">Internet Connectivity Evaluation Tool</"
"a> from Microsoft."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:51
msgid ""
"If your router fails the UPnP test(s), then it's doubtful DC++ will function "
"properly with UPnP either. If none of your network interfaces are reporting "
"UPnP capabilities, try the following suggestions:"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:55
msgid ""
"Ensure your UPnP hardware has the UPnP service switched on (some routers "
"default to off), consult your manufacturer's documentation."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:57
msgid ""
"Ensure Windows UPnP services (Control Panel -&gt; Administrative Tools -&gt; "
"Services) are running. \"Universal Plug and Play Device Host\" and \"SSDP "
"Discovery Service\". Both of these services should be set to \"Automatic\" "
"startup and \"Started\" status."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:61
msgid ""
"Switch on the UPnP User Interface. To do this: Open \"My Network Places\", "
"and in the Network Tasks Panel, select \"Show icons for networked UPnP "
"devices\". If UPnP is working, you should see your router's name in My "
"Network Places. Also, when you go to: Start Menu, Settings, Network "
"Connections, you should see Internet Connection listed under the Internet "
"Gateway category."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:67
msgid "Reboot both your PC and your UPnP device (router)."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:68
msgid ""
"If you do not see your router as a network device in \"My Network Places\" "
"after several minutes, UPnPTest will fail to create an UPnP mapping to the "
"router, resulting in something looking like: <span style=\"font-style: "
"italic;\">INFO: Adapter #0 - 192.168.8.17 - UPnP Disabled</span><i>.</i> "
"Make sure the windows firewall or your third party firewall is not blocking "
"UPnP packets. To do this, go to Control Panels -&gt; Windows Firewall -&gt; "
"Advanced Tab -&gt; Security Logging -&gt; Settings. Enable <span style="
"\"font-style: italic;\">Log Dropped Packets</span>. The log file is located "
"at: C:\\WINDOWS\\pfirewall.log.  If you see any packets being dropped with "
"the port 1900 or 2869, the the firewall is misconfigured and <span style="
"\"font-weight: bold;\">is</span> preventing UPnP from working. In case of a "
"third party firewall checking this setting varies widely between firewalls. "
"Most decent firewalls have some sort of logging function, where one can see "
"what the firewall is blocking.  Look for \"UPnP\" or ports 1900 and 2869 and "
"refer the firewall's manual how to ublock."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:84
msgid ""
"If the diagnostic tool is still not reporting any UPnP devices, considering "
"more drastic actions like upgrading your router firmware, as many routers "
"have UPnP implementation bugs."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_upnp.html:88
msgid ""
"If your router still fails the UPnP test follow the guide on <a href="
"\"faq_activemode.html\">Manual port forwarding</a> to be able to use DC++ in "
"active mode."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_whyactive.html:9
msgid "Why do I need active mode?"
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_whyactive.html:11
msgid ""
"In passive connection mode, DC++ will only make outbound connections to "
"other users. All searches will be sent through the hub, and search results "
"will be returned through the hub as well. DC++ will return a maximum of 5 "
"search hits for a passive user. <b>Passive users cannot download from other "
"passive users.</b> <span style=\"text-decoration: underline\">Passive mode "
"is an extra strain on hubs, so please do not use it unless you must</span>. "
"To find out what DC++ users are in passive mode in a hub check their <a href="
"\"window_hub.html#userlistcolumns\">tag in the list of users</a>. Passive "
"users will have M:P in their DC++ tag."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_whyactive.html:14
msgid ""
"That being said, active mode on DC++ will make inbound and outbound "
"connections to other users. While all searches will be sent through the hub, "
"search results will be returned directly from active mode users and through "
"the hub for the passive users. <b>Active users can download from either "
"active and passive users and get more search results.</b> Obviously that "
"means you can <span style=\"text-decoration: underline\">connect to a larger "
"group of people</span>."
msgstr ""

#: help\faq_whyactive.html:17
msgid ""
"However, there is ZERO difference in download/upload speed between active or "
"passive modes."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:4 help\get_started.html:11 help\window_main.html:99
msgid "Get started"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:13
msgid ""
"Hello and welcome! DC++ is a free, open-source client for Direct Connect "
"file sharing networks. It is fully compatible with and supports connection "
"to hubs using the earlier <a href=\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/"
"Direct_Connect_network\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">NeoModus "
"Direct Connect (NMDC)</a> protocol, but its primary purpose is to be a "
"client for a new generation of file sharing using a protocol called <a href="
"\"http://adc.sourceforge.net/\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external"
"\">Advanced Direct Connect (ADC)</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:18
msgid ""
"The newest version of DC++ should work well on any modern Windows NT-based "
"operating system, including 2000, XP, and Vista.  Some older versions will "
"run on Win9x/ME but using DC++ on these ancient operating systems is neither "
"recommended nor supported. As long as it downloaded from the <a href="
"\"http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external"
"\">official site</a>, DC++ contains no viruses or adware of any kind. DC++ "
"is free; if you paid for it, ask for a refund!"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:25
msgid "Structure of the Direct Connect network"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:27
msgid ""
"The Direct Connect (DC) network is a decentralized network, made up of "
"individual servers <b>(hubs)</b> that users join to share files. Users can "
"<b>search</b> for files and <b>download</b> them from other users connected "
"to the same hub. A hub only helps to find files and connect users; it "
"<i>does not store any files</i>. File transfers are done directly between "
"clients, in peer-to-peer fashion."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:34
msgid ""
"Every hub also acts as an instant messaging server. Users can chat with "
"other users of the same hub using the main chat (visible to every user on "
"the hub)  or, alternatively, start a private conversation with a particular "
"user.  Some hubs also have special chat rooms for groups of people, such as "
"having a chat only for operators."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:40
msgid ""
"Each hub is individually administered, and some hubs are built around "
"sharing a particular type of content.  <i>Rules</i> vary from hub to hub, "
"but most have a restriction on the minimum amount and type of content a user "
"may share (for example, some hubs disallow sharing of pornography).  Hubs "
"typically have operators (or <i>ops</i>)  appointed by the actual owner of "
"the hub to police these rules and ban offenders, as well as help new users."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:48
msgid ""
"There are two basic kinds of hubs. <b>Public hubs</b> are available to "
"anyone who adheres to the rules and require no registration for connecting.  "
"Some allow you to connect, but require registration to search or download "
"&#45; this is a grey area.  In contrast, <b>private hubs</b> always require "
"user authentication at login, using a username/password combination. To gain "
"access to these hubs, one must get registered through other channels, such "
"as a web forum or a public hub maintained by the same people."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:56
msgid ""
"There are <b>Hublists</b> hosted by individual hublist servers to allow "
"users to find hubs that they might like. These lists contain the <i>name</"
"i>, <i>address</i> and <i>description</i> of each hub along with other data. "
"Some big hublists try to contain almost all available hubs while others "
"contain only a list of hubs meeting certain criteria, such as hubs in a "
"specific country."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:63
msgid "Connecting to DC hubs using DC++"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:65
msgid ""
"DC++ has a few public <b>hublist servers</b> configured by default. They are "
"the most popular and reliable ones so they are available most of the time. "
"You can open up the <a href=\"window_public_hubs.html\">Public Hublist</a> "
"window by using the View/Public Hubs menu item or by clicking on the "
"appropriate icon in the <a href=\"window_main.html#toolbar\">Toolbar</a>. "
"You can <a href=\"dialog_public_hub_lists.html\">add other hublist servers</"
"a> or manage a list of your own <a href=\"window_favorite_hubs.html"
"\">Favorite hubs</a>.  If you simply want to connect to a particular hub "
"with a known address you can do it using File/Quick Connect."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:73
msgid ""
"However, before connecting to any hub you should familiarize yourself with "
"the basic principles of the DC network and have your client set up correctly "
"to enjoy all the possibilities and benefits of Direct Connect."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:77
msgid "Basic settings and usage"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:79
msgid ""
"<a href=\"http://www.b.ali.btinternet.co.uk/DCPlusPlus/gettingStarted."
"html#settings\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">TheParanoidOne's "
"beginners guide</a> is easy to understand and contains plenty of "
"screenshots.  It explains basic DC++ usage and the minimum settings required "
"to get things up and running. Make sure you configured all the minimum "
"settings (entered a unique nick in <a href=\"settings_general.html\">General "
"settings</a>, etc...) or you won't be able to connect to any hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:85
msgid "Checking software firewall settings"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:87
msgid ""
"Software firewalls often cause problems as they can completely prevent DC++ "
"from connecting to the Internet. You can skip this section if you can "
"download hublists and connect to hubs. However, if you can't connect to any "
"hub or download any hublist <span style=\"text-decoration: underline\">while "
"your other programs are able to access the Internet</span> then it's "
"possible that a software firewall is blocking DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:94
msgid ""
"Newer Windows operating systems (XP with Service Pack 1,2 or 3 and Vista) "
"have a built in firewall enabled by default. Moreover, almost all anti-virus "
"suites (Norton, McAfee, CA, Eset, Kaspersky, F-Secure, AVG, etc.) include a "
"firewall component with their \"typical\" install method. Because of this, "
"you can still have a firewall running even if you've never installed a "
"separate firewall product or seen a sign of its operation."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:101
msgid ""
"If you use Windows XP with third party software firewall installed then make "
"sure you have the <a href=\"http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283673\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\">internal Windows firewall disabled</a>.  On "
"Vista this should be always done by the firewall application."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:106
msgid ""
"The easiest way to check if DC++ is blocked is to go the Help/About menu in "
"DC++ and check if it can download the Latest Version number (bottom box of "
"the window). A version number should appear in the box soon. If you get "
"error message instead it means something is preventing DC++ from accessing "
"the Internet."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:112
msgid ""
"The method for unblocking programs in firewalls varies from product to "
"product.  Check your firewall's help or manual for instructions. The best "
"practice is to exit DC++ and remove ALL the rules for DC++ in the firewall "
"configuration. In most cases the time of next start of DC++ you'll be shown "
"a popup window where you can re-enable DC++. You can find configuration "
"instructions for some popular firewall software <a href=\"http://www."
"dslreports.com/faq/dc/3.1_Software_Firewalls\" target=\"_blank\" class="
"\"external\">here</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:119
msgid "Setting up your connection"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:121
msgid ""
"To make your life easier while using DC++ you should find out what "
"connection mode works for you. From a protocol perspective, there are two "
"connection methods available: <b>active mode</b> and <b>passive mode</b>. "
"While passive mode is almost guaranteed to work, it does not work as well as "
"a properly configured active mode connection.  For a more in-depth "
"explanation, read <a href=\"faq_whyactive.html\">Why do I need active mode?</"
"a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:129
msgid ""
"It is very important to decide what <i>active connection mode</i> is "
"available for you. It depends on your network structure, so you need to know "
"exactly how you access the Internet. Is it a direct connection through a "
"modem or do you have a local network and access the Internet through a "
"router or other gateway? If unsure, <a href=\"http://www.b.ali.btinternet.co."
"uk/DCPlusPlus/advancedUsage.html#activepassive\" target=\"_blank\" class="
"\"external\">this page</a> should help you figure it out."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:136
msgid ""
"If you're still unsure what network devices you use to connect to the "
"Internet, then use <a href=\"http://www.google.com/\" target=\"_blank\" "
"class=\"external\">Google</a>! It can give you information on every network "
"device you own, just by searching for the <span style=\"text-decoration: "
"underline\">model number</span> printed on the device.  Many ISPs call their "
"device a simple modem when it is actually a router, so it never hurts to "
"check."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:142
msgid ""
"In order to choose a proper active connection mode, you must know whether "
"you are <i>behind a router or gateway</i> or if you <i>access the Internet "
"directly</i>. You can also determine if you have a router or not by checking "
"your <i>external</i> and <i>internal</i> IP addresses. If these IP addresses "
"<b>do NOT match then you access the Internet through a local gateway or "
"router</b>."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:149
msgid ""
"To see your <i>internal IP address</i> go to the Windows Start menu, click "
"Run... and type : cmd /k ipconfig"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:152
msgid ""
"To see your <i>external IP address</i> go to one of the following websites : "
"<a href=\"http://www.whatismyip.com/\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external"
"\">www.whatismyip.com</a>, <a href=\"http://www.dslreports.com/ip\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\">www.dslreports.com/ip</a>, <a href=\"http://"
"www.ip2location.com/\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">www.ip2location."
"com</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:156
msgid ""
"If you are still unsure you may want to consult your ISP support hotline or "
"system administrator (if on an organization's network)."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:159
msgid ""
"When you look at the <a href=\"settings_connection.html\">Connection "
"Settings</a> you will find 3 options for active mode and the last option for "
"being passive as a last resort. For being active:"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:164
msgid ""
"You can use the <i>Direct Connection</i> option <b>ONLY if you don't have a "
"router/gateway</b>."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:167
msgid ""
"If you <b>have a router/gateway you can use ONLY the 2nd or the 3rd option</"
"b> : <i>Firewall with manual port forwarding</i> or <i>Firewall with UPnP</i>"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:173
msgid ""
"For setting up any of the three active mode options follow the <a href="
"\"faq_activemode.html\">active mode setup FAQ</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:175
msgid ""
"If none of the above helped or you are not able to use active mode in your "
"network (e.g. you have no access to the configuration page of the router/"
"gateway or you have firewall service provided by your ISP) then you must "
"choose <i>Firewall (passive, last resort)</i> option in <a href="
"\"settings_connection.html\">Connection Settings</a>. As linked above, "
"however, passive mode has several disadvantages."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:181
msgid "Help resources"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:183
msgid "Need more help?"
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:186
msgid ""
"You can find <a href=\"index.html#faqs\">FAQs</a> and explanation of ALL "
"settings in the built-in context sensitive Help of DC++. Just move the "
"question mark icon from the <a href=\"window_main.html#toolbar\">Toolbar</a> "
"to any part of the interface you are unsure about, or simply select a "
"control and hit the F1 key."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:190
msgid ""
"There is a complete <a href=\"http://www.dslreports.com/faq/dc\" target="
"\"_blank\" class=\"external\">Direct Connect FAQ</a> maintained at "
"dslreports.com."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:193
msgid ""
"There are more answers to the most frequent support problems at the <a href="
"\"https://answers.launchpad.net/dcplusplus/+faqs\" target=\"_blank\" class="
"\"external\">FAQ section of the DC++ Launchpad page</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:198
msgid ""
"There is an online <span style=\"text-decoration: underline\">support forum "
"and a bug &amp; feature tracker</span> also available. You can access these "
"pages through the Help menu of DC++ or from the <a href=\"links.html\">links "
"page</a>. Please <b>go through all the documentation mentioned above before "
"asking for support</b>. Most of the questions asked in the support page are "
"already answered in the FAQs or even in the built-in Help."
msgstr ""

#: help\get_started.html:205
msgid ""
"<span style=\"text-decoration: underline\">Important :</span> before asking "
"for support please keep in mind that DC++ is a <span style=\"text-"
"decoration: underline\">client for connecting to a network and developers of "
"DC++ have no connection to the owners of individual hubs or hublist servers</"
"span>. So when you have a problem with a particular hub or hublist server "
"(and you can use others without problems) the DC++ support team is unable to "
"help you in any way."
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:9
msgid "DC++ Logo"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:10
msgid "Help for DC++"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:11
msgid "Contents of this help file:"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:14
msgid "<a href=\"index.html\">Overview</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:16
msgid "<a href=\"get_started.html\">Get started</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:17
msgid "This page contains basic information for you to get started with DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:20
msgid "<a href=\"netiquette.html\">Etiquette</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:21
msgid ""
"You may not agree with everything in this page, but reading the advice never "
"hurts. The page outlines some simple guidelines that make the use of the "
"Direct Connect Network more enjoyable for everyone."
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:26 help\settings_windows.html:9
msgid "Windows"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:28
msgid "<a href=\"window_main.html\">Main DC++ window</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:29
msgid "<a href=\"window_hub.html\">Hub</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:30
msgid "<a href=\"window_pm.html\">Private Message</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:31
msgid "<a href=\"window_file_list.html\">File List</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:32
msgid "<a href=\"window_public_hubs.html\">Public Hubs</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:33
msgid "<a href=\"window_favorite_hubs.html\">Favorite Hubs</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:34
msgid "<a href=\"window_favorite_users.html\">Favorite Users</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:35
msgid "<a href=\"window_download_queue.html\">Download Queue</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:36
msgid "<a href=\"window_finished_downloads.html\">Finished Downloads</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:37
msgid "<a href=\"window_waiting_users.html\">Waiting Users</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:38
msgid "<a href=\"window_finished_uploads.html\">Finished Uploads</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:39
msgid "<a href=\"window_search.html\">Search</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:40
msgid "<a href=\"window_adlsearch.html\">ADLSearch</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:41
msgid "<a href=\"window_search_spy.html\">Search Spy</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:42
msgid "<a href=\"window_notepad.html\">Notepad</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:43
msgid "<a href=\"window_system_log.html\">System Log</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:44
msgid "<a href=\"window_network_stats.html\">Network Statistics</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:45
msgid "<a href=\"window_connections.html\">Connections</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:46
msgid "<a href=\"window_downloads.html\">Downloads</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:50
msgid "Dialogs"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:52
msgid "<a href=\"dialog_indexing_progress.html\">Indexing progress</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:53
msgid "<a href=\"dialog_user_command.html\">User Command</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:54
msgid "<a href=\"dialog_favorite_hub.html\">Favorite Hub Properties</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:55
msgid "<a href=\"dialog_adls_properties.html\">ADLSearch Properties</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:56 help\settings_downloads.html:81
msgid ""
"<a href=\"dialog_public_hub_lists.html\">Configured Public Hub Lists</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:60 help\window_main.html:143 help\window_main.html:195
msgid "Settings"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:62
msgid "<a href=\"settings_general.html\">Personal information</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:63
msgid "<a href=\"settings_connection.html\">Connection settings</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:65
msgid "<a href=\"settings_downloads.html\">Downloads</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:67
msgid "<a href=\"settings_favoritedirs.html\">Favorites</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:68
msgid "<a href=\"settings_queue.html\">Queue</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:71
msgid "<a href=\"settings_sharing.html\">Sharing</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:73
msgid "<a href=\"settings_appearance.html\">Appearance</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:75
msgid "<a href=\"settings_colors_and_sounds.html\">Colors and sounds</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:76
msgid "<a href=\"settings_tabs.html\">Tabs</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:77
msgid "<a href=\"settings_windows.html\">Windows</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:81
msgid "<a href=\"settings_advanced.html\">Advanced</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:83
msgid "<a href=\"settings_logs.html\">Logs</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:84
msgid "<a href=\"settings_expert.html\">Experts only</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:85
msgid "<a href=\"settings_user_commands.html\">User Commands</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:86
msgid "<a href=\"settings_certs.html\">Security Certificates</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:92
msgid "Frequently Asked Questions"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:94
msgid "<a href=\"faq_whyactive.html\">Why do I need active mode?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:95
msgid "<a href=\"faq_activemode.html\">How to set up active mode?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:96
msgid "<a href=\"faq_upnp.html\">How to set up UPnP?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:97
msgid "<a href=\"faq_university.html\">My University blocks DC++</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:98
msgid "<a href=\"faq_nosearch.html\">Why don't I get any search results?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:99
msgid ""
"<a href=\"faq_slowdownload.html\">Why am I getting slow download speeds?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:100
msgid ""
"<a href=\"faq_keyboard_commands.html\">Which keyboard shortcuts are "
"available?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:102
msgid ""
"<a href=\"faq_different_icons.html\">What do the different icons mean?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:103
msgid "<a href=\"faq_units.html\">What do the units mean?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:104
msgid ""
"<a href=\"faq_install.html\">How do I install/uninstall/upgrade DC++?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:105
msgid "<a href=\"faq_secret.html\">What secret stuff are there?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:106
msgid "<a href=\"faq_plusplus_tag.html\">What do the DC++ tags mean?</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:110
msgid "Development"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:112
msgid "<a href=\"compile.html\">Compile instructions</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:113
msgid "<a href=\"dev_applypatch.html\">Applying patches</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:114
msgid "<a href=\"dev_createpatch.html\">Creating patches</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:118
msgid "<a href=\"chat_commands.html\">Chat Commands</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:119
msgid ""
"These are the commands that are available in chat, private messages, or "
"both. They offer handy keyboard shortcuts to functions in the graphical "
"interface. Some commands have no graphical counterpart."
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:124
msgid "<a href=\"changelog.html\">Changelog</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:125
msgid ""
"This page contains everything that has changed in the history of DC++.  Read "
"this to find out about features that are poorly or not documented at all. "
"You'll also find all the people that have contributed code to DC++ here."
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:131
msgid "<a href=\"links.html\">Links</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:132
msgid "View the various links for DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:135
msgid "<a href=\"credits.html\">Help File Credits</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\index.html:136
msgid "View the credits and license of this help file."
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:9
msgid "Links"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:13 help\window_main.html:105
msgid "DC++ Homepage"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:17 help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:27
#: help\settings_downloads.html:9 help\window_downloads.html:9
#: help\window_main.html:107
msgid "Downloads"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:21 help\window_main.html:109
msgid "GeoIP database update"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:25 help\window_main.html:111
msgid "Frequently asked questions"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:29 help\window_main.html:113
msgid "Help forum"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:33 help\window_main.html:115
msgid "DC++ discussion forum"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:37 help\window_main.html:117
msgid "Request a feature"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:41 help\window_main.html:119
msgid "Report a bug"
msgstr ""

#: help\links.html:45 help\window_main.html:121
msgid "Donate (paypal)"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:9
msgid "Etiquette for the Direct Connect Network"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:11
msgid "Hubs and Rules"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:14
msgid ""
"When you join a hub, you should read the hub rules. Almost every hub sends "
"those to you when you enter (either by chat or private message). The rules "
"can be very diverse and obviously take precedence over the guidelines "
"outlined here."
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:20
msgid ""
"Operators in a hub (the ones with the <em>key</em> icon) can ban you from "
"the hub if they please. Most operators are friendly people, some aren't.  "
"However unfriendly an operator might be, he is always right... <em>but only "
"in that hub</em>. If unfriendly operators make your stay in that hub "
"unpleasant, leave and join a different hub. There are plenty of other hubs "
"and users that <em>do</em> appreciate your files and your presence."
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:28
msgid "Sharing Files"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:31
msgid ""
"Don't share files that you wouldn't want to download yourself. Prime "
"examples of files that no one wants:"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:34
msgid "Your Windows folder"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:35
msgid "Your Program Files folder"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:36
msgid "Your Documents and Settings folder"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:37
msgid "Your Recycle Bin (if you don't want the files, why would we?)"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:38
msgid "Your homework / e-mails / temp files / cookies"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:39
msgid "Incomplete files"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:43
msgid ""
"Don't disconnect from Hubs in which you are downloading from a particular "
"user. (DC++ users have the option to punish this behaviour by setting the "
"appropriate option in Advanced settings that closes downloads of peers that "
"leave the Hub.)"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:49
msgid ""
"Share as many <em>interesting</em> files as possible. If everyone shared "
"only a few files, Direct Connect wouldn't be such a great network."
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:53
msgid "Asking for Slots"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:56
msgid ""
"Read someones description before asking for a slot. If the user has "
"something similar to \"NO SLOTBEGGING\" in their description, it's likely "
"that asking for a slot will do you nor them any good. Be patient and wait "
"just like everbody else."
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:62
msgid ""
"When asking for slots, be polite. Be more polite if the user shares a lot "
"more than most users in the Hub. Be even more polite if the users shares a "
"lot more than <em>you</em> do."
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:67
msgid ""
"When asking for slot, specify what you want to download. Some users have a "
"preference to hand out slots for rare stuff. Rare stuff does NOT include "
"<em>new</em> stuff. Don't ask for slots for something that is new (a couple "
"of hours or days). Most likely you're not the only one who wants the file(s) "
"and you'll only piss off the one who has the new stuff. (Remember that the "
"user has a limited bandwidth (just like you do) and cannot hand out slots to "
"everyone, or no one would get the file(s) at all because the upload speeds "
"would converge to zero)."
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:77 help\settings_appearance.html:63
msgid "Miscellaneous"
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:80
msgid ""
"Don't ask for files in main chat. The exception to this rule is when you've "
"<em>searched for the file(s) first and the search came up empty</em> and you "
"have the hope that someone might have the file(s) stored on a removable "
"medium."
msgstr ""

#: help\netiquette.html:86
msgid ""
"Don't use excessive punctuation marks. Especially, usage of many (more than "
"two or three) question or exclamation marks gives your peers the impression "
"that you are an immature child. The same goes for excessive usage of capital "
"letters."
msgstr ""

#: help\non-routable.html:11
msgid "Non-Routable IP Addresses"
msgstr ""

#: help\non-routable.html:13
msgid ""
"RFC1918, an Internet standards document, describes several non-routable IP "
"address blocks. These blocks of IP addresses have been set aside for use by "
"individuals and companies for use in private networks. Properly configured "
"routers on the Internet will not route these IP addresses."
msgstr ""

#: help\non-routable.html:19
msgid "&nbsp;"
msgstr ""

#: help\non-routable.html:21
msgid ""
"<em>In short, if your local computer's IP is in any of these ranges, you "
"will very likely need to configure your router and firewall correctly to "
"operate DC++ in active mode.</em>"
msgstr ""

#: help\non-routable.html:25
msgid ""
"<br/> <span style=\"FONT-WEIGHT: bold\">10.0.0.0</span> through <span style="
"\"FONT-WEIGHT: bold\">10.255.255.255</span> (10/8 prefix)<br/> <span style="
"\"FONT-WEIGHT: bold\">172.16.0.0</span> through <span style=\"FONT-WEIGHT: "
"bold\">172.31.255.255</span> (172.16/12 prefix)<br/> <span style=\"FONT-"
"WEIGHT: bold\">192.168.0.0</span> through <span style=\"FONT-WEIGHT: bold"
"\">192.168.255.255</span> (192.168/16 prefix)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:9
msgid "Advanced"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:11
msgid "Auto-away on minimize (and back on restore)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:12
msgid ""
"Switch to away mode whenever the client is minimized (and to back whenever "
"restored)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:14
msgid "Automatically follow redirects"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:15
msgid ""
"A connected hub can send out a redirect request, asking your client to "
"disconnect from the current hub and joining another one.  Enable this to "
"automatically join that other hub. (You will be disconnected from the "
"current hub no matter what.) If you leave it disabled, you can use the "
"Follow Redirect button to manually follow the redirect."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:21
msgid "Clear search box after each search"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:22
msgid ""
"After each search, your search terms will be cleared. The last terms will be "
"accessible through the drop-down. You can set how many terms that you want "
"to save by using <a href=\"settings_expert.html#searchhistory\">Search "
"history</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:24
msgid "Keep duplicate files in your file list"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:25
msgid ""
"Decides whether to remove duplicate files from your share or to list them "
"but subtract their size from your total reported share size.  Duplicate "
"files never count towards your share size, no matter what this is set to."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:29
msgid "Register with Windows to handle dchub:// and adc:// URL links"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:30
msgid ""
"When set, DC++ will be the default handler for all dchub:// and adc:// "
"links. These links can appear on web pages, internet shortcuts on your "
"computer, or be typed and run as a program from the Start Menu. Disable this "
"if you prefer for a different application to handle Direct Connect hub "
"links. Disabling will make DC++ remove the keys from the Windows registry."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:38
msgid "Register with Windows to handle magnet: URI links"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:39
msgid ""
"When set, DC++ will register itself to handle magnet: links.  These links "
"will let you search the Direct Connect network for a file matching a given "
"file hash, given that the magnet link contains information appropriate for "
"the Direct Connect network. DC++ uses Magnethandler to give a choice between "
"supported P2P applications when magnet.exe is installed on the system or is "
"located in the application's directory. Disabling will make DC++ remove the "
"key from the Windows registry."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:48
msgid "Don't delete file lists when exiting"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:49
msgid ""
"If this option is disabled, DC++ will delete the contents of the file list "
"directory, where file lists are stored, when exiting. However, you can open "
"already downloaded file lists instead of downloading them again. These file "
"lists have a chance of being out of date, but for users on slow connections, "
"keeping file lists can save time. <em>Since the file list isn't curent, "
"don't be surprised if the files you enqueue to download have been removed by "
"the user, or moved.</em>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:57
msgid "Automatically disconnect users who leave the hub"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:58
msgid ""
"The Direct Connect spirit is all about sharing. You are only sharing when "
"you are connected to one or more hubs. In the past, users of questionable "
"integrity and spirit logged onto a hub, selected a download, and "
"disconnected from the hub again. If everyone did that, there would be "
"nothing to download. Enable this option to avert that kind of behaviour. "
"<em>Note that you might need to disable this option if you're connected to a "
"hub that has a bad connection. The user will regain his/her slot if he/she "
"reconnects within 10 minutes, but you might have opened up another slot for "
"another user in the mean time.  This could cause a situation where you have "
"way more upload slots in use than you selected in the settings. Also, if you "
"quit the hub, people downloading from you will not be disconnected.</em>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:70
msgid "Enable automatic SFV checking"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:71
msgid ""
"Simple File Verification (SFV) is a scheme in which a set of files are "
"accompanied by a so-called sfv-file which contains CRC32 checksums of each "
"file. If there is an sfv-file included, DC++ will check that your download "
"is free of corruption and retry the download that wasn't the case."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:76
msgid "Don't send the away message to bots"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:77
msgid ""
"When in away mode, don't send the away message to users that appear to be "
"bots. Having this option disabled is very annoying if you get messages from "
"bots that link chat from multiple users (the most well known example is the "
"Operator Chat facility found in many hubs).  Users are judged to be bots if "
"they have an empty Connection type. <span style=\"font-style: italic;"
"\">Enable if unsure.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:83
msgid "Break on first ADLSearch match"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:84
msgid ""
"If you're using the <a href=\"window_adlsearch.html\">ADLSearch</a> "
"features, keeping this option enabled will make a file show up in only the "
"first search it matches. If disabled, it may appear multiple times, if it "
"matches more than one search. <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">Disable if "
"unsure.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:89
msgid "Enable safe and compressed transfers"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:90
msgid ""
"When transfering data with a compatible client, DC++ will try to use ZLIB "
"compression with integrity checks. This uses some CPU cycles, but can "
"dramatically speed up transfers of uncompressed files as well as ensure file "
"integrity (reduce the chance of corruption to near zero).<span style=\"font-"
"style: italic;\">Enable if unsure.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:94
msgid "Accept custom user commands from hub"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:95
msgid ""
"This option lets you enable or disable DC++'s ability to retrieve custom "
"commands from a remote hub. Custom User Commands may show when you click on "
"the hub's tab, or on a user in the Transfer View, Search Window, or User "
"List, and can enable you to read the rules, perform operator functions, "
"interact with hub bots, etcetera."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:100
msgid "Send unknown /commands to the hub"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:101
msgid ""
"Enable this to send <a href=\"chat_commands.html\">/commands</a> that DC++ "
"does not recognize to the hub as normal chat."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:103
msgid "Add finished files to share instantly (if shared)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:104
msgid ""
"If you download files directly to a shared directory, enabling this option "
"will add the files to your share as soon as they're finished. Searches will "
"return the file, and users can download it. It will not appear in your file "
"list until the next refresh."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:108
msgid "Use CTRL for line history"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:109
msgid ""
"Press up arrow while holding down CTRL to scroll through line history. If "
"not enabled, you can still use ALT."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:111
msgid "Don't automatically disconnect favorite users who leave the hub"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:112
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, and <a href=\"window_settings_advanced."
"html#disconnect\">Automatically disconnect users who leave the hub</a>, "
"users who are in your <a href=\"favorite_users.html\">Favorite users</a> "
"page are not disconnected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:113
msgid "Use extended menus with icons and titles"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:114
msgid ""
"Have DC++ draw its own menus, which allows icons and titles to be added. "
"Disable to revert to classic Windows menus."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:115
msgid "Use Coral network for HTTP downloads (improves reliability)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:117
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, DC++ uses <a href=\"http://www.coralcdn.org\">The "
"Coral Content Distribution Network</a> when establishing HTTP connections."
"<br/> If the download fails, DC++ tries again with the non-Coralized address."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:122
msgid "Enable segmented downloads"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:123
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, DC++ uses segmented downloading. i.e. it downloads "
"each file in many parts simultaneously from all available sources."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:124
msgid "Use fast hashing method (disable if you have problems with hashing)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_advanced.html:125
msgid ""
"When enabled, it will make DC++ use a newer, different disk reading strategy "
"for hashing files. This should be potentially more compatible with some disk "
"devices."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:9
msgid "Appearance"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:10 help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:10
msgid ""
"Note: Most of these options require that you restart DC++. (Fonts, colors "
"and icons are loaded at startup only. Window settings are loaded when "
"opening a new window.)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:13 help\settings_certs.html:18
#: help\settings_connection.html:51 help\settings_connection.html:88
msgid "Options"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:15
msgid "Sort all downloads first"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:16
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, DC++ will sort the downloads and uploads; Current "
"download(s), waiting download(s), current upload(s) and waiting upload(s). "
"<br/>With this option disabled, DC++ will sort downloads and uploads; "
"Current download(s), current uploads(s), waiting download(s) and waiting "
"upload(s)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:17
msgid "Filter kick messages"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:18
msgid ""
"When enabled, kick and debug chat messages (sent by other clients) are "
"hidden from main chat. These messages are generally not useful and make "
"reading the chat more troublesome."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:21
msgid "Minimize to tray"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:22
msgid ""
"When enabled, minimizing DC++ will cause it to appear as an icon in the "
"windows system tray. If you left click, it will be returned to its previous "
"status. If you right click on the icon, it will give you a small menu."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:26
msgid "Always display tray icon"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:27
msgid ""
"When enabled, the tray icon will be always shown, regardless of the "
"visibility state of DC++ program window."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:29
msgid "Show timestamps in chat by default"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:30
msgid ""
"This option will show time stamps on chat lined in newly opened hubs. In "
"order to show them in an already open hub, use the <a href=\"chat_commands."
"html#ts\">/ts chat command</a>. To customize the format of the time stamps, "
"see the <a href=\"#set_timestamps\">Set Timestamps</a> option below."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:35
msgid "View status messages in main chat"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:36
msgid ""
"Show some messages destined for the Status Bar in main chat as well. <span "
"style=\"font-style: italic;\">It's generally a good idea to leave this "
"enabled.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:39
msgid "Show joins / parts in chat by default"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:40
msgid ""
"Show an entry in main chat whenever someone joins or leaves the hub. Use the "
"<a href=\"chat_commands.html#showjoins\">/showjoins chat command</a> to "
"enable or disable it on already open hubs. <span style=\"font-style: italic;"
"\">On large hubs, you don't want this enabled.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:45
msgid "Only show joins / parts for favorite users"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:46
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, only the joining and parting of <a href="
"\"window_favorite_users.html\">Favorite Users</a> are shown."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:48
msgid "Sort favorite users first"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:49
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, those users who are <a href=window_favorite_users."
"html>favorite users</a> will be sorted first in user lists."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:50
msgid "Use system icons when browsing files (slows browsing down a bit)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:51
msgid ""
"If you have this option on, DC++ will use the per-extension icons from "
"Windows Explorer. <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">Turning on this option "
"slows browsing file lists a bit.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:54
msgid "Use OEM monospaced font for viewing text files"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:55
msgid ""
"Enable this option to use a monospaced font more suitable for viewing NFO "
"files in the built-in text viewer (the \"View as Text\" function)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:58
msgid "Guess user country from IP"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:59
msgid ""
"When selected, country codes for your uploaders and downloaders appear in "
"the <a href=\"window_connections.html\">Connections</a> window. This "
"function uses the <a href=\"links.html#geoip\">GeoIPCountryWhois.csv</a> "
"database provided by <a href=\"http://www.maxmind.com\" target=\"_blank\" "
"class=\"external\">MaxMind</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:65
msgid "Default away message"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:66
msgid ""
"This is the default away message that will appear when someone PMs you for "
"the first time while you are in the away mode. You can activate away mode by "
"using the <a href=\"chat_commands.html#awayback\">/away &lt;message&gt; and /"
"back chat commands</a> or <a href=\"settings_advanced.html#autoaway\">Auto-"
"away on Minimize option</a>.  All time formatting variables are available, "
"see <a href=\"settings_logs.html#timeformat\">Logs</a>. Use Ctrl + Enter to "
"create a new line. <br/>(default: \"I'm away. State your business and I "
"might answer later if you're lucky.\")"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:74
msgid "Set timestamps"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:75
msgid ""
"This lets you select the format of the time stamps that can appear in the "
"chat and private message windows. For the available formatting variables, "
"please see <a href=\"settings_logs.html#timeformat\">Logs</a>. <br/>"
"(default: %H:%M)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:79
msgid "Language"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_appearance.html:80
msgid ""
"This drop-down list allows you to choose which language DC++ should use for "
"its user interface and messages. \"Default\" means \"use the same language "
"as my operating system\"."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:9
msgid "Security Certificates"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:11
msgid "Private key file"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:12
msgid ""
"This file is your personal and private certificate file. <span style=\"font-"
"weight: bold;\">Do not share this with other users or hubs.</span> If you "
"do, you risk allowing others to use your certificate and in essence pose as "
"you."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:13
msgid "Own certificate file"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:14
msgid ""
"This file is the certificate file you should give to other users and hubs "
"that you want to consider \"trusted\"."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:15
msgid "Trusted certificates path"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:16
msgid ""
"Where trusted certificates from users or hubs will be stored. (default: the "
"\"Certificates\\\" subdirectory of where you've installed the application.)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:20
msgid "Use TLS when remote client supports it"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:21
msgid ""
"When this option is enabled, DC++ will connect to remote clients on an ADC "
"hub that support SSL using SSL. This option is an experimental one, and "
"shouldn't imply that DC++ is secure in any way."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:24
msgid "Allow TLS connections to hubs without trusted certificate"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:25
msgid ""
"With this option disabled, all hubs you connect to must have a certificate "
"in your Trusted certificate folder."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:26
msgid "Allow TLS connections to clients without trusted certificate"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:27
msgid ""
"With this option disabled, all client you connect to must have a certificate "
"in your Trusted certificate folder."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:30
msgid "To see effects, please restart DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_certs.html:33
msgid ""
"SSL support is an experimental feature and doesn't imply that DC++ is secure "
"in any way."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:9
msgid "Colors and sounds"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:13
msgid "Colors"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:15
msgid ""
"You can preview the background color and text style before applying them."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:18
msgid "Select window color"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:19
msgid "This setting determines the background color of the windows in DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:21
msgid "Select text style"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:22
msgid "This setting determines the color and font used in many DC++ windows."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:24
msgid "Uploads"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:25
msgid ""
"This will set the coloring for the upload progress bars (default: RGB(205, "
"60, 55))."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:28
msgid ""
"This will set the coloring for the download progress bars (default: RGB(55, "
"170, 85))."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:31
msgid "Sounds"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:33
msgid "Every time a main chat message is received"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:34
msgid ""
"When set, the system's \"Default Beep\" sound will play when a main chat "
"message is received."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:36
msgid "Every time a private message is received"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:37
msgid ""
"When set, the system's \"Default Beep\" sound will play when a private "
"message is received."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:39
msgid "When a private message window is opened"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:40
msgid ""
"When set, the system's \"Default Beep\" sound will play when a private "
"message window is opened."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:42
msgid "Notification sound"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_colors_and_sounds.html:43
msgid ""
"Instead of the system's beep sound, you can select a different beep or tune "
"for all above options. To assign a custom sound to one of them select the "
"option in the list and click Browse. You can add only Wave (embedded) sound "
"files (typically with .wav extension)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:9
msgid "Connection settings"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:11
msgid ""
"Use these settings to properly configure DC++ for incoming and outgoing "
"connections. Your incoming connection type must be correctly chosen for "
"downloads to work. If unsure about these settings, you may want to follow "
"the <a href=\"get_started.html#connection\">connection setup part</a> of the "
"<a href=\"get_started.html\">Get Started guide</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:18
msgid "Incoming connection settings"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:20 help\settings_connection.html:79
msgid "Direct connection"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:21
msgid ""
"Select this mode if your computer is hooked directly to the internet. Do "
"<span style=\"text-decoration: underline;\">not</span> select this mode if "
"you have a router (external firewall)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:24
msgid "Firewall with UPnP"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:25
msgid ""
"Select this mode if you are behind a firewall that supports the UPnP "
"standard for program auto-configuration. DC++ will automatically open the "
"ports it needs and obtain your external IP address. This mode is not "
"available on operating systems before Windows XP, as it was the first "
"version to have UPnP support. There is a <a href=\"faq_upnp.html\">guide to "
"configuring UPnP</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:34
msgid "Firewall with manual port forwarding"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:36
msgid ""
"Select this mode if you are behind a firewall (router), and will set up the "
"TCP and UDP port forwarding on your own. You <span style=\"text-decoration: "
"underline;\">will</span> need to specify the external IP address of your "
"router using the setting below if you want downloads to work properly. Use "
"<a href=\"faq_activemode.html\">this guide</a> to set up active mode."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:41
msgid "Firewall (passive, last resort)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:42
msgid ""
"Select this mode if none of the previous options apply. In this mode, DC++ "
"will not try to make inbound connections, only outbound ones. This mode "
"carries some limitations:"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:46
msgid "only 5 results per user will be returned in response to searches;"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:47
msgid "you will not be able to download from other passive users."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:53
msgid "Ports"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:55
msgid "TCP"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:56
msgid ""
"This is the port that DC++ listens on for incoming client connections. If "
"this setting is blank, DC++ will use a random port between 1025 and 32000."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:59
msgid "UDP"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:60
msgid ""
"This is the port that DC++ listens on for incoming search results. If this "
"setting is blank, DC++ will use a random port between 1025 and 32000."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:63
msgid "TLS"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:64
msgid ""
"This is the port that DC++ listens on for <a href=\"settings_certs.html"
"\">TLS</a> connections.  If this setting is blank, DC++ will use a random "
"port between 1025 and 32000. If specified, <b>it should be a different port "
"value than TCP or UDP.</b>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:68
msgid "External / WAN IP"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:69
msgid ""
"If you're directly connected to the internet, DC++ will tell remote users to "
"connect to your local IP.  Fill in this box <span style=\"font-weight: bold;"
"\">only</span> if you need to override the auto-detection.  Ordinarily, only "
"users behind a home router (NAT device) will need to fill in this box. If "
"you put a DNS name here, DC++ will try to resolve it into an IP address "
"before use."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:73
msgid "Don't allow hub/UPnP to override"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:74
msgid ""
"Enable this to always use the IP address in \"External / WAN IP\", and not "
"let either UPnP or connected hubs change it."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:77
msgid "Outgoing connection settings"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:80
msgid ""
"Select this mode if you can make unrestricted outbound connections. This "
"includes connecting to any IP address on any port."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:82
msgid "SOCKS5"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:83
msgid ""
"Select this mode if you want to make outbound connections through a SOCKS "
"proxy. The caveats for Firewall (passive) mode also apply here.  SOCKS5 "
"proxies are <span style=\"text-decoration: underline;\">not</span> the same "
"as HTTP proxies. DC++'s SOCKS5 support does <span style=\"text-decoration: "
"underline;\">not</span> include GSSAPI."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:90
msgid "Socks IP"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:91
msgid "This is the IP, not host name, of your SOCKS5 server."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:92
msgid "Port"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:93
msgid "The port that your SOCKS5 server runs on. The default is 1080."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:94
msgid "Login"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:95
msgid "Login name for the SOCKS5 proxy; may be required."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:97
msgid "Password for the SOCKS5 proxy; may be required."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:98
msgid "Use SOCKS5 server to resolve host names"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_connection.html:99
msgid ""
"Enable this to use the SOCKS5 proxy, instead of the local name server, to "
"resolve host names into IP addresses."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:10
msgid ""
"This page contains the configuration options for where DC++ will place "
"complete and incomplete downloads, options that control the maximum "
"simultaneous downloads, and information on the public hub list that DC++ "
"will use."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:14
msgid "Directories"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:17
msgid "Default download directory"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:18
msgid ""
"After a download is complete, DC++ tries to move your just finished file to "
"this directory. It defaults to the \"Downloads\\\" subdirectory under where "
"the DC++ executable is located. The directory will be automatically created "
"if needed.  <br/>Make sure you have enough disk space for your downloads, "
"have write access to the directory and have an appropriate file system if "
"you download large files (note that maximum possible size for a file on a "
"FAT32 volume is 4 GiB).  <br/>If the target volume runs out of space, DC++ "
"will keep your downloaded files in the Unfinished Downloads Directory having "
"renamed them to their original filename."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:27
msgid "Unfinished downloads directory"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:29
msgid ""
"All incomplete downloads will be stored in this directory.  If you leave it "
"empty, temporary downloads will be stored in the \"Incomplete\\\" "
"subdirectory under where the DC++ executable is located. The directory will "
"be automatically created if needed.<br/> Make sure you have enough disk "
"space for your unfinished downloads, have write access to the directory and "
"have an appropriate file system if you download large files (note that "
"maximum possible size for a file on a FAT32 volume is 4 GiB).  From version "
"0.700 on of DC++, the antifragmentation method must always be used for "
"segmented downloads to work correctly. Hence DC++ tries to reserve the full "
"space needed for the file when starting the download. In case of an error "
"(eg. when the drive that holds your Unfinished Downloads runs out of space), "
"you will get an error message going like \"Not enough space on the disk\" "
"even if your target drive does have enough free space! Incomplete file names "
"follow the following rule: &lt;filename&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;.&lt;TTH&gt;.dctmp.  "
"<br/><br/> You can use the <span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">%[targetdrive]"
"</span> variable in order to have unfinished download directories in all of "
"your target drives. This way, unfinished download directories will be "
"distributed amongst all of your drives, resulting in a smaller chance of "
"runnig out of disk space.<br/> <span style=\"text-decoration: underline"
"\">Example</span>: when %[targetdrive]DCUnfinished\\ is set as the "
"unfinished downloads directory, DC++ creates incomplete files in E:"
"\\DCUnfinished\\ when you download to any target folder located on drive E: "
"and so on...<br/> The %[targetdrive] variable is also useful if you often "
"download larger files to a drive other than the one that contains your usual "
"unfinished directory. At the end of a successful download, moving a large "
"file from the unfinished folder to its target can be very time and resource "
"consuming, especially when moving files to another partition of the same "
"physical drive."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:56
msgid "Limits"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:57
msgid ""
"These settings are to avoid overloading your internet connection with a "
"large number of simulatenous downloads. However, for both values listed "
"below, certain conditions can result in the limits not being obeyed. "
"Specifically, up to 3 files that are set to the 'highest' priority can be "
"transferred while other downloads are going. File lists and small files (64 "
"kibibytes or smaller) are queued with 'highest' as their priority. When "
"either of the limits are hit, DC++ shows <em>\"All download slots taken\"</"
"em> next to each source in the status column of the Connections tab."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:67
msgid "Maximum simultaneous downloads (0 = infinite)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:68
msgid ""
"This limits the number of simultaneous downloads.  A value of 0 means no "
"limit. (default: 3)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:70
msgid "No new downloads if speed exceeds (KiB/s, 0 = disable)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:71
msgid ""
"This is another method of limiting simultaneous downloads, designed to "
"prevent new downloads if your existing downloads exceed a specific "
"threshold. It's measured in kibibytes per second, and a value of zero will "
"disable this limit."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:75
msgid "Note; because of changing download speeds, this is not 100% accurate..."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:78
msgid "Public Hubs list"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:80
msgid "Public Hubs list URL"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:82
msgid "HTTP Proxy (for hublist only)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_downloads.html:83
msgid ""
"This HTTP proxy will <span style=\"text-decoration: underline\">only</span> "
"be used to request the Public Hub List specified above. It's <span style="
"\"text-decoration: underline\">not</span> used for uploads, downloads, or "
"connecting to a hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:9
msgid "Experts only"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:11
msgid "Max hash speed"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:12
msgid ""
"This is the speed at which DC++ will hash your files, in MiB/s.  It is "
"limited by the speed of your disk subsystem, but it can be used to make "
"hashing slower and less noticable. A \"normal\" hash speed may be anywhere "
"from 20 to 50 MiB/s.  (no default)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:17
msgid "PM history"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:18
msgid ""
"The number of lines that will be read from the private message log and "
"displayed when a new PM is received. (no default)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:21
msgid "Mini slot size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:22
msgid ""
"This defines the size of the <a href=\"settings_sharing.html#slots\">mini "
"slot</a>. The minimum value for this setting is 64 KiB. (default: 64 KiB)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:24
msgid "Max filelist size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:25
msgid ""
"This setting controls the size of the maximum file list that DC++ will open, "
"in mebibytes. This setting helps protect against malformed file lists that "
"require large amounts of memory to decode.  You may need to reduce or "
"increase the value of this setting based on personal experience. (default: "
"512 MiB)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:31
msgid "PID"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:32
msgid ""
"This is your unique private ID (PID). This will later with an algorithm be "
"used to identify you on ADC hubs. <span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">Do not "
"share this with other users.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:33
msgid "Auto refresh time"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:34
msgid ""
"This controls the interval at which your shared directories are rescanned "
"for new and changed content. This is measured in minutes. (default: 60 "
"minutes)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:37
msgid "Write buffer size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:38
msgid ""
"This controls the size of the chunks that DC++ writes to disk for downloads. "
"Measured in kibibytes. (default: 16 KiB)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:40
msgid "Auto-search limit"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:41
msgid ""
"This will limit the amount of sources a file can have before it will no "
"longer be auto searched for. For example, if this option is set to 2, if a "
"file has more than or exactly 2 sources, the file will be excluded from the "
"auto-search list."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:42
msgid "Search history"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:43
msgid ""
"Number of old search lines that will be shown in the Search Window. "
"(default: 10)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:45
msgid "Bind address"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:46
msgid ""
"This setting allows you to bind DC++ to a particular IP address on your "
"machine. Most users do not need to change the default value, 0.0.0.0. "
"However, if you have more than one network interface connected to the "
"internet, you can force DC++ to use a particular connection by entering its "
"IP here. If binding fails, it will do so silently and INADDR_ANY will be "
"used instead. If you experience connection problems make sure that this is "
"set to default. (default: 0.0.0.0)<br/> <span style=\"font-style: italic;\"> "
"This feature requires a restart to be fully effective.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:57
msgid "Socket read buffer"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:58
msgid ""
"The size of the buffer DC++ use to read sockets. Measured in bytes. "
"(default: 8192 bytes)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:60
msgid "Socket write buffer"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_expert.html:61
msgid ""
"The size of the buffer DC++ use to write to sockets.  Measured in bytes. "
"(default: 8192 bytes)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_favoritedirs.html:9
msgid "Favorite download directories"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_favoritedirs.html:11
msgid ""
"To add directories to your \"Download to\" menu (file context menu in the <a "
"href=\"window_search.html\">Search</a> window), you can use the Add and "
"Remove buttons, or drag and drop folders from a Windows Explorer window."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_favoritedirs.html:16 help\settings_sharing.html:26
msgid "Rename"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_favoritedirs.html:17
msgid "Rename the selected folder(s)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_favoritedirs.html:19 help\settings_sharing.html:32
msgid "Remove the selected folder(s)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_favoritedirs.html:20 help\settings_sharing.html:33
msgid "Add folder"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_favoritedirs.html:21
msgid ""
"Browse for a new folder to add to the list. After selecting the directory to "
"add, you will be able to define the virtual name under which it will appear "
"in the menu."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_general.html:9
msgid "Personal Information"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_general.html:11
msgid ""
"This is general information about yourself. The nick is required, though "
"it's suggested that you pick the correct connection type as well."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_general.html:16
msgid ""
"This nickname, or handle, will identify you when you join a hub.  It can be "
"overridden on a per-hub basis in the <a href=\"window_favorite_hubs.html"
"\">Favorite Hub</a> Properties."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_general.html:18 help\window_hub.html:46
msgid "E-Mail"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_general.html:19
msgid "This field is for sharing your email address, if you wish it."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_general.html:21
msgid ""
"This description will show in the user list. It can be overridden on a per-"
"hub basis in the <a href=\"window_favorite_hubs.html\">Favorite Hub</a> "
"Properties."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_general.html:23
msgid "Line speed (upload)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_general.html:24
msgid ""
"This drop-down contains a number of common upload speeds (in MiB/s), please "
"choose the one closest to your own. Do not put in your download speed; this "
"setting is a measure of how fast a source you are likely to be for other "
"users."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:9
msgid "Logs"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:13
msgid ""
"All logs generated by DC++ will be put in this subdirectory.<br/> <span "
"style=\"font-weight: bold;\">Default:</span> The \"Logs\" subdirectory under "
"where you've installed the application."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:16
msgid "Log main chat"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:17
msgid "Enables logging of the main chat of any hubs you're in."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:18
msgid "Main chat log format"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:20
msgid "%[message] - Main chat message"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:21 help\settings_logs.html:28
msgid ""
"<span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">Default format:</span> [%Y-%m-%d %H:%M] %"
"[message]"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:23
msgid "Log private chat"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:24
msgid "Enables logging of Private Messages."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:25
msgid "Private chat log format"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:27
msgid "%[message] - Private chat message"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:30
msgid "Log downloads"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:31
msgid ""
"Enables logging of completed downloads. File list downloads may not be "
"logged if you've <a href=\"#filelist\">disabled them</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:34
msgid "Log uploads"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:35
msgid ""
"Enables logging of completed uploads.  File list uploads may not be logged "
"if you've <a href=\"#filelist\">disabled them</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:38
msgid "Download and upload log format"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:40
msgid "%[userNI] - User's nickname"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:41 help\settings_logs.html:126
msgid "%[userCID] - User's CID"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:42
msgid "%[userI4] - User's IP address"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:43
msgid "%[hubNI] - Hub name"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:44
msgid "%[hubURL] - Hub's IP address"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:45
msgid "%[fileSI] - File Size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:46
msgid "%[fileSIshort] - File size, shortened and including units"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:47
msgid "%[fileSIchunk] - Size uploaded this session"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:48
msgid ""
"%[fileSIchunkshort] - Size uploaded this session, short and including units"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:50
msgid "%[fileSIactual] - Actual uploaded bytes, affected by compression"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:51
msgid "%[fileSIactualshort] - Actual uploaded bytes, short and including units"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:52
msgid "%[speed] - Speed of the transfer"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:53
msgid "%[time] - Elapsed time of the transfer"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:54
msgid ""
"%[sfv] - Whether the file was checked against a SFV file (0 = no, 1 = yes)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:56
msgid "%[tth] - Base32 representation of the tiger tree root hash"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:57
msgid "Only for Download log: %[target] - Local path and filename"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:58
msgid "Only for Upload log: %[source] - Local path for the upload."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:60
msgid ""
"<b>Default download log format:</b> %Y-%m-%d %H:%M: %[target] downloaded "
"from %[userNI] (%[userCID]), %[fileSI] (%[fileSIchunk]), %[speed], %[time]"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:61
msgid ""
"<b>Default upload log format:</b> %Y-%m-%d %H:%M: %[source] uploaded to %"
"[userNI] (%[userCID]), %[fileSI] (%[fileSIchunk]), %[speed], %[time]"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:63
msgid "Log system messages"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:64
msgid ""
"Enables logging of system-level messages. Examples of such messages are: "
"notifications of files that have finished hashing, share refreshes, "
"discovery of duplicate files, and disconnections of users who leave the hub "
"(if <a href=\"settings_advanced.html#disconnect\">enabled</a>)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:68
msgid "System log format"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:70
msgid "%[message] - System log message"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:71 help\settings_logs.html:80
msgid ""
"<span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">Default: </span>[%Y-%m-%d %H:%M] %"
"[message]"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:73
msgid "Log status messages"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:74
msgid ""
"Enables the logging of status messages. Examples of such messages are: "
"Connected to (and disconnected from ) hub, kicked, and banned messages. In "
"short all messages that would appear below the chat input in the hub windows."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:78
msgid "Hub status log format"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:79
msgid "%[message] - Hub status message"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:81
msgid "Log filelist transfers"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:82
msgid ""
"Add successful file list transfers to your upload and download logs. If this "
"option is disabled, file list transfers do not appear in the <a href="
"\"window_finished_downloads.html\">Finished downloads</a> and <a href="
"\"window_finished_uploads.html\">Finished uploads</a> windows. <em>Disabled "
"by default.</em>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:86
msgid "General time format variables"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:87
msgid "The following time variables can be used in any of the log formats."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:90
msgid "<b>%a</b> - Abbreviated weekday name"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:91
msgid "<b>%A</b> - Full weekday name"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:92
msgid "<b>%b</b> - Abbreviated month name"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:93
msgid "<b>%B</b> - Full month name"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:94
msgid "<b>%c</b> - Date and time representation appropriate for locale"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:96
msgid "<b>%d</b> - Day of month as decimal number (01 - 31)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:97
msgid "<b>%H</b> - Hour in 24-hour format (00 - 23)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:98
msgid "<b>%I</b> - Hour in 12-hour format (01 - 12)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:99
msgid "<b>%j</b> - Day of year as decimal number (001 - 366)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:100
msgid "<b>%m</b> - Month as decimal number (01 - 12)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:101
msgid "<b>%M</b> - Minute as decimal number (00 - 59)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:102
msgid "<b>%p</b> - Current locale's A.M./P.M. indicator for 12-hour clock"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:104
msgid "<b>%S</b> - Second as decimal number (00 - 59)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:105
msgid ""
"<b>%U</b> - Week of year as decimal number, with Sunday as first day of week "
"(00 - 53)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:107
msgid "<b>%w</b> - Weekday as decimal number (0 - 6; Sunday is 0)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:108
msgid ""
"<b>%W</b> - Week of year as decimal number, with Monday as first day of week "
"(00 - 53)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:110
msgid "<b>%x</b> - Date representation for current locale"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:111
msgid "<b>%X</b> - Time representation for current locale"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:112
msgid "<b>%y</b> - Year without century, as decimal number (00 - 99)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:114
msgid "<b>%Y</b> - Year with century, as decimal number"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:115
msgid ""
"<b>%z</b>, <b>%Z</b> - Either the time-zone name or time zone abbreviation, "
"depending on registry settings; no characters if time zone is unknown"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:119
msgid "Filename format"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:121
msgid ""
"This enables you to name and rotate your logs. The following parameters can "
"be used for Main / Private chat:"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:123
msgid "%[hubNI] - Name of hub (not known until connected)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:124
msgid "%[hubURL] - Address (and port if non standard) of hub"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:125
msgid "%[userNI] - User's nick (only Private chat)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:127
msgid "%[myCID] - Your own CID"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:128
msgid "%[myNI] - Your nick"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:129
msgid "The general time format variables can be used in all file name formats."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:130
msgid ""
"If there are illegal characters in the filename, such as colons, they will "
"be replaced with underscores."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:132
msgid ""
"Ex: Main chat: %[hubaddr]\\%Y-%m.log - would result in this: example.no-ip."
"org\\2004-12.log (if you are in the hub example.no-ip.org and it is december "
"2004)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:134
msgid "Default:"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:136
msgid "Hub chat: %[hubURL].log"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:137
msgid "Hub status: %[hubURL]_status.log"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:138
msgid "Private message: %[userNI].%[userCID].log"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:139
msgid "Download: Downloads.log"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:140
msgid "Upload: Uploads.log"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_logs.html:141
msgid "System: system.log"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:9
msgid "Queue settings"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:10
msgid "Auto priority settings"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:12
msgid ""
"Autoprio allows setting the queue item priority automatically when adding it "
"to the download queue. A user can then change the priority of a file "
"manually.<br/> Priority conditions are checked from the Highest to the "
"Lowest priority, when assigning a priority to a new queue item. A zero means "
"that the given priority level won't be used - except Normal priority, which "
"is the default priority. Lowest possible value for the Highest priority is "
"16 KiB."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:22
msgid "Highest prio max size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:23
msgid ""
"Files with the same or under the entered size will be set to Highest as "
"priority. (default: 64 KiB)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:25
msgid "Normal prio max size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:26
msgid ""
"Files with the same or under the entered size, but above Highest and High "
"prio max size, will be set to Normal as priority. (default: 0 KiB)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:29
msgid "High prio max size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:30
msgid ""
"Files with the same or under the entered size, but above Highest prio max "
"size, will be set to High as priority. (default: 0 KiB)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:32
msgid "Low prio max size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:33
msgid ""
"Files with the same or under the entered size, but above Highest, High and "
"Normal prio max size, will be set to Low as priority.  (default: 0 KiB)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:37
msgid "Autodrop settings"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:39
msgid ""
"Autodrop allows automatical removal (or disconnecting) of slow download "
"sources. By default, slow sources are removed.<br/> All of these autodrop "
"options are necessary to estimate and disconnect/drop sources properly."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:45
msgid "Drop sources below x B/s"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:46
msgid ""
"If the download speed of a file is below the entered value, the source will "
"be dropped. (default: 1024 B/s)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:48
msgid "Min elapsed"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:49
msgid ""
"Amount of time (in seconds) that has to pass since the download started "
"before a source can be dropped. (default: 15 s)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:51
msgid "Min sources online"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:52
msgid ""
"Minimum amount of sources before any sources will be dropped.  (default: 1)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:54
msgid "Check every x s"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:55
msgid "Check every x second(s) if the source is slow. (default: 10 s)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:56
msgid "Max inactivity"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:57
msgid ""
"This is the maximal time since the last chunk of data for the file was "
"recieved. It is meant to improve speed measurement accuracy and to prevent "
"dropping sources that are going to be disconnected only because of their "
"current inactivity. (default: 10 s)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:61
msgid "Min filesize"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:62
msgid ""
"Minimum filesize before sources will be dropped (in KiB).  (default: 0 KiB)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:65
msgid "Other queue options"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:67
msgid "Set lowest prio for newly added files larger than Low prio size"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:68
msgid ""
"With this enabled, files that are larger than Low prio max size are set to "
"Lowest as priority. If disabled, the files will be set to Normal as priority."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:71
msgid "Autodrop slow sources for all queue items (except filelists)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:73
msgid ""
"This option removes the slow sources for all queue items (except file lists)."
"<br/> To enable autodrop, turn on either \"Autodrop slow sources for all "
"queue items\" or \"Remove slow file lists\" (or both of them)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:78
msgid "Remove slow filelists"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:80
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, DC++ will delete a file list whose speed was "
"recognized as too slow.<br/> To enable autodrop, turn on either \"Autodrop "
"slow sources for all queue items\" or \"Remove slow file lists\" (or both of "
"them)."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:85
msgid "Don't remove the source when autodropping, only disconnect"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:86
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, sources will only be disconnected but not removed "
"from the queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:88
msgid "Automatically search for alternative download locations"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:89
msgid ""
"Every few minutes, the client will search for files in your Download Queue "
"to find more download locations (more users/sources).  The autosearch will "
"find exact matches by searching via hash.  <span style=\"font-style: italic;"
"\"> The drawback is that it may won't find much more sources and will "
"prevent manual searches on hubs where a predefined search interval rule is "
"in effect.  </span> To avoid constant auto searches you can set the maximal "
"number of sources that files can have when you specify a number in <a href="
"\"settings_expert.html#autosearchlimit\">Auto search limit</a> setting."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:98
msgid "Automatically match queue for search hits"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:99
msgid ""
"Enable to automatically download a user's list and match them as sources for "
"files in your Download Queue when they've been discovered as a source for "
"one of the files you're downloading. If you download files in sets, that "
"user is probably a source for many more files you're downloading. <span "
"style=\"font-style: italic;\">Enable if unsure.  The drawbacks are that it "
"might add slower sources, possibly increasing the time needed to complete a "
"download, and that you'll download a lot of file lists.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:107
msgid "Skip zero-byte files"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:108
msgid ""
"When this option is enabled, any zero byte files you try to download will be "
"silently skipped. Sometimes empty files contain information through their "
"naming. However every file, even an empty one, will consume some drive space."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:112
msgid "Don't download files already in share"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:113
msgid ""
"This option will stop you from downloading files which already exist in one "
"of your shared directories."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:115
msgid "Don't download files already in the queue"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_queue.html:116
msgid ""
"This option will stop you from downloading files which already exist in your "
"queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:9
msgid "Sharing"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:10
msgid "Shared directories"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:12
msgid ""
"To add directories to your share, you can use the Add and Remove buttons, or "
"drag and drop folders from a Windows Explorer window.  <em style=\"font-"
"weight: bold;\">Beginning with version 0.4032, files will be shared only "
"once they have been hashed.</em>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:17
msgid ""
"If you enter the Sharing tab and press OK; the client may appear to freeze, "
"this is due to a refresh of the file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:20
msgid "Share hidden files"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:21
msgid ""
"Share files with the Hidden attribute set and files inside directory with "
"the Hidden attribute set. With this option off, files starting with a . "
"(full stop) will not be shared. Note: this option requires a refresh of the "
"file list, and may cause the client to appear to freeze.<br/>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:27
msgid ""
"Change the virtual name on a shared folder. Note: the client will appear to "
"freeze when you exit settings, this is due to a refresh of the file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:34
msgid ""
"Browse for a new folder to add to your share. If another existing file "
"shares that name, the new name will be made unique by adding another letter "
"to its name. After selecting the directory to add, you will be able to pick "
"the Virtual Name that it will be shown under when other users see your "
"files. You are allowed to merge different folders into one virtual folder "
"using the same Virtual Name. Their content will be shown as one folder in "
"your filelist. If the newly added files have not been hashed, the Hash "
"Progress Dialog will display. You can choose to let it display, or let "
"hashing continue in the background."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:44
msgid "Automatically open an extra slot if speed is below (0 = disable)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:45
msgid ""
"If the average upload speed drops below the given number, an additional "
"upload slot will be granted. These slots are granted once every 30 seconds "
"at maximum. If the speed of the original uploads increases, the granted slot "
"will not be closed."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:50
msgid "Upload slots"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_sharing.html:51
msgid ""
"Configure the number of slots that other users can occupy to download files "
"from you. A remote user can use only one slot for each hub that they're on "
"with you. DC++ supports uploading file lists and files below <a href="
"\"settings_expert.html#minislotsize\">64 KiB</a> to other DC++ users without "
"requiring a slot. There's a max of 3 connections in addition to normal "
"slots, these are called mini slots.<br/> Note: If a user leaves the hub, DC+"
"+ will close his slots; if the user is back within 10 minutes, DC++ will "
"grant him a slot. (This will only happen if <a href=\"settings_advanced."
"html#disconnect\">Automatically disconnect users who leave the hub</a> is "
"enabled.) This can cause your upload slots to go over the maximum set in "
"settings."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:9
msgid "Tab-related options"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:10
msgid ""
"Tabs appear right below toolbar icons; they give you quick access to "
"currently opened windows."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:11
msgid "Tab highlight on content change"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:14
msgid ""
"When a chat message appears in a <a href=\"window_hub.html\">Hub</a> window "
"that's not focused, the tab will be highlighted if you have this option "
"selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:16
msgid "Private message"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:17
msgid ""
"When a private message appears in a <a href=\"window_pm.html\">Private "
"message</a> window that's not focused, the tab will be highlighted if you "
"have this option selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:19 help\window_main.html:61
#: help\window_main.html:139 help\window_main.html:181
#: help\window_search.html:10 help\window_search.html:11
#: help\window_search.html:38 help\window_search_spy.html:25
msgid "Search"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:20
msgid ""
"When a search result is received in a <a href=\"window_search.html\">Search</"
"a> window that's not focused, the tab will be highlighted if you have this "
"option selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:22 help\settings_windows.html:24
#: help\window_main.html:65 help\window_main.html:141
#: help\window_main.html:187
msgid "Search Spy"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:23
msgid ""
"When an entry is added to the <a href=\"window_search_spy.html\">Search Spy</"
"a> window while it is out of focus, the tab will be highlighted if you have "
"this option selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:25 help\window_system_log.html:9
msgid "System log"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:26
msgid ""
"When an entry is added to the <a href=\"window_system_log.html\">System Log</"
"a> window while it is out of focus, the tab will be highlighted if you have "
"this option selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:28 help\settings_windows.html:16
#: help\window_main.html:53 help\window_main.html:135
#: help\window_main.html:169
msgid "Download Queue"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:29
msgid ""
"This option controls whether or not the <a href=\"window_download_queue.html"
"\">Download Queue</a>'s tab will highlight itself when a queue item changes "
"state or finishes."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:31 help\settings_windows.html:18
#: help\window_main.html:55 help\window_main.html:136
#: help\window_main.html:172
msgid "Finished Downloads"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:32
msgid ""
"When a download completes, the <a href=\"window_finished_downloads.html"
"\">Finished Downloads</a> tab will be highlighted if this option is selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:34 help\window_waiting_users.html:10
#: help\window_waiting_users.html:11
msgid "Waiting users"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:35
msgid ""
"When a user or an item is added or removed to the <a href="
"\"window_waiting_users.html\">Waiting Users</a> window while it is out of "
"focus, the tab will be highlighted if you have this option selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:37 help\settings_windows.html:22
#: help\window_main.html:59 help\window_main.html:138
#: help\window_main.html:178
msgid "Finished Uploads"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:38
msgid ""
"When an upload completes, the <a href=\"window_finished_uploads.html"
"\">Finished Uploads</a> tab will be highlighted if this option is selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:41
msgid "Max characters per tab (0 = infinite)"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_tabs.html:43
msgid ""
"This value defines the maximum number of characters allowed to appear on "
"each tab. When the title of a tab exceeds that value, it is cut accordingly "
"and appended with &quot;...&quot;. A value of 0 means infinite. (default: 20)"
"<br/> Note; any value lower than or equal to 3 also means infinite.<br/> "
"Note; DC++ needs to be restarted for this setting to take effect."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_user_commands.html:9
msgid "User Commands"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_user_commands.html:11
msgid "List of your current user commands."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_user_commands.html:15
msgid ""
"Open the User Command dialog to create a new user command and add it to the "
"list."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_user_commands.html:16
msgid "Change"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_user_commands.html:17
msgid ""
"Open the currently selected user command in the User Command dialog in order "
"to change it."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_user_commands.html:19
msgid "Move the currently selected user command upwards in the list."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_user_commands.html:21
msgid "Move the currently selected user command downwards in the list."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_user_commands.html:23
msgid "Remove the currently selected user command."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:10
msgid "Auto-open at startup"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:12 help\window_main.html:69
msgid "System Log"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:13
msgid "Opens the System Log at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:14 help\window_main.html:51
#: help\window_main.html:134 help\window_main.html:166
msgid "Favorite Users"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:15
msgid "Opens the Favorite users window at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:17
msgid "Opens the Download Queue window at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:19
msgid "Opens the Finished Downloads window at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:20 help\window_main.html:57
#: help\window_main.html:137 help\window_main.html:175
msgid "Waiting Users"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:21
msgid "Opens the Waiting Users window at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:23
msgid "Opens the Finished Uploads window at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:25
msgid "Opens the Search Spy window at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:26 help\window_main.html:71
msgid "Network Statistics"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:27
msgid "Opens the Network Statistics window at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:28 help\window_main.html:67
#: help\window_main.html:144 help\window_main.html:198
#: help\window_notepad.html:10 help\window_notepad.html:11
msgid "Notepad"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:29
msgid "Opens Notepad at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:30 help\window_main.html:47
#: help\window_main.html:130 help\window_main.html:151
msgid "Public Hubs"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:31
msgid ""
"Opens the Public Hub window at startup, and automatically loads the <a href="
"\"settings_downloads.html#hublist\">configured public hub list</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:34 help\window_main.html:49
#: help\window_main.html:133 help\window_main.html:160
msgid "Favorite Hubs"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:35
msgid "Opens the Favorite Hubs window at startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:37
msgid "Window options"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:39
msgid "Open private messages in their own window"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:40
msgid ""
"If you disable this option, a private message from a user appears as a "
"status line in main chat instead of in a separate window. This could cause "
"you to miss some messages if you don't check the chat regularly. <span style="
"\"font-style: italic;\">You may not care much for private messages from "
"other users. Ignoring them however, not only lessens the (user-friendly) "
"Direct Connect experience, but is not always wise because failing to reply "
"to a message from an Operator can get you kicked or, in the worst case, "
"permanently banned from that hub.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:48
msgid "Open private messages from bots in their own window"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:49
msgid ""
"Enable this if you want messages from hub bots in their own window. When "
"disabled they get sent as a status message in main chat instead which is "
"less annoying yet still informative. <span style=\"font-style: italic;"
"\">This option only matters if you're not ignoring private messages from "
"bots.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:53
msgid "Open private messages from the hub in their own window"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:54
msgid ""
"Enable this if you want messages from the hub in their own window. When "
"disabled they get sent as a status message in main chat instead which is "
"less annoying yet still informative. <span style=\"font-style: italic;"
"\">This option only matters if you're not ignoring private messages from "
"hubs.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:58
msgid "Open new file list windows in the background"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:59
msgid ""
"Keep this disabled if you want newly downloaded file lists to pop up in "
"front of other windows. <span style=\"font-style: italic;\">It can be very "
"annoying to have a new window pop up when you're typing something.</span>"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:63
msgid "Open new private message windows in the background"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:64
msgid ""
"Keep this disabled if you want new private messages file lists to pop up in "
"front of other windows."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:66
msgid "Open new window when using /join"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:67
msgid "When using /join &lt;ip&gt;, a new window with the hub will open."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:68
msgid "Ignore private messages from the hub"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:69
msgid ""
"Enable this if you wish to ignore private messages from the hub. However, "
"these messages generally contain useful information, like hub specific rules "
"or warnings."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:70
msgid "Ignore private messages from bots"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:71
msgid ""
"Enable this if you wish to ignore private messages from bots. However, these "
"messages generally contain useful information, like hub specific rules or "
"warnings."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:72
msgid "Toggle window when selecting an active tab"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:73
msgid ""
"With this option enabled, clicking on an active tab will mimic the behavior "
"of Windows 98+ and send the currently active window to the background. The "
"most recently accessed window will become the new active window."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:77
msgid "Popup box to input password for hubs"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:78
msgid ""
"When being prompted for a password in a hub, you will with this option "
"enabled have a box popup and will allow you to enter your password. With "
"this option disabled, you will be prompted with a \"/password\" instead."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:80
msgid "Confirm dialog options"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:82
msgid "Confirm application exit"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:83
msgid "Enabling this option will cause DC++ to prompt you before exiting."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:84
msgid "Confirm favorite hub removal"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:85
msgid ""
"Enabling this option will cause DC++ to prompt before you remove a favorite "
"hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:87
msgid "Confirm favorite user removal"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:88
msgid ""
"Enabling this option will cause DC++ to prompt before you remove a favorite "
"user."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:90
msgid "Confirm item removal in download queue"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:91
msgid ""
"Enabling this option will cause DC++ to prompt before you remove a file (or "
"files) from the <a href=\"window_download_queue.html\">download queue</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:93
msgid "Confirm ADL Search removal"
msgstr ""

#: help\settings_windows.html:94
msgid ""
"Enabling this option will cause DC++ to prompt before you remove an ADL "
"Search item from the <a href=\"window_adlsearch.html\">ADL Search</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:10 help\window_adlsearch.html:11
msgid "Automatic Directory Listing Search"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:13
msgid "What is Automatic Directory Listing Search?"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:14
msgid ""
"Automatic Directory Listing Search (ADLSearch) is a tool for searching of "
"file lists downloaded from users. Create a new ADLSearch entering 'avi' as "
"search string for example. When you download a directory listing from a "
"user, all avi-files will be placed in a special folder called <span style="
"\"font-weight: bold;\">&lt;&lt;&lt;ADLSearch&gt;&gt;&gt;</span>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:19 help\window_connections.html:11
#: help\window_download_queue.html:25 help\window_downloads.html:11
#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:13 help\window_file_list.html:21
#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:14 help\window_finished_uploads.html:14
#: help\window_hub.html:31 help\window_public_hubs.html:13
#: help\window_search_spy.html:14
msgid "Columns"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:21
msgid "Enabled / Search String"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:22
msgid ""
"This is the set of search strings to search for. The checkbox indicates "
"whether the search is active (box checked) or inactive (box unchecked)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:39
msgid "Min Size"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:41
msgid "Max Size"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:44 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:28
msgid "Buttons"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:46 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:32
msgid "New"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:47
msgid "Create a new ADLSearch entry."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:48 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:34
msgid "Properties"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:49
msgid "Change pre-existing ADLSearch properties for the selected entries."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:50 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:36
msgid "Move up"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:51
msgid "Move up selected ADLSearch entries in the list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:52 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:38
msgid "Move down"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:53
msgid "Move down selected ADLSearch entries in the list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:55
msgid "Removes selected ADLSearch entries from the list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:56
msgid "Help"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:57
msgid "Launch this help file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:59
msgid "Extra Features"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:61
msgid ""
"There is a new option in the context menu (right-click) for directory "
"listings. It is called 'Go to directory' and can be used to jump to the "
"original location of the file or directory."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:64
msgid ""
"If you use <a href=\"settings_logs.html#timeformat\">time formatting</a> "
"variables, they will be replaced by today's date. If you use %[nick] it will "
"be replaced by the nick of the user you download the directory listing from."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:68
msgid ""
"If you name a destination directory 'discard', it will not be shown in the "
"total result. Useful with the feature below to remove uninteresting results."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_adlsearch.html:71
msgid ""
"There is a setting called <a href=\"settings_advanced.html#break\">Break on "
"First ADLSearch Match</a>. If enabled, ADLSearch will stop after the first "
"match for a specific file/directory.The order in the ADLSearch windows is "
"therefore important. Example: Add a search item at the top of the list with "
"string='xxx' and destination='discard'. It will catch many pornographic "
"files and they will not be included in any following search results."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:9
msgid "Connections"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:10
msgid ""
"This lists your current connections to other peers in the network, uploads "
"(from you to the other peer) and downloads (from the other peer to you)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:13 help\window_search.html:58
msgid "User"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:14
msgid "The nick of the connected user"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:16
msgid "Displays the hub which the user connected through"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:17 help\window_download_queue.html:29
#: help\window_downloads.html:17
msgid "Status"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:18
msgid ""
"Shows the current status of the connection which includes Connecting, "
"Downloading, Uploading, No slots available, Idle, Disconnected or "
"Terminated. During data transfer you can see here the name of the file, the "
"current chunk of the file being downloaded from the connected peer and maybe "
"one or more letters in [box brackets] as well. These letters specify the "
"properties of the transfer:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:20
msgid "[T] - TTH Checked"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:21
msgid "[Z] - ZLib Compressed transfer"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:22
msgid "[S] - Trusted secure connection"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:23
msgid "[U] - Untrusted secure connection"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:26 help\window_downloads.html:21
#: help\window_file_list.html:37 help\window_finished_downloads.html:28
#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:28
msgid "Speed"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:27
msgid "The current up or download speed"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:28
msgid "Chunk"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:29
msgid "Remaining and total size of the current chunk being downloaded"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:30
msgid "Transferred (Ratio)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:31
msgid ""
"Shows the total number of data bytes transferred since the connection was "
"established. The compression ratio (in case of compressed transfers) is "
"added between parentheses"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:32
msgid "Queued"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:33
msgid ""
"During download this column displays the total size of files in the queue "
"available from this connection"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:34
msgid "Cipher"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:35
msgid "In case of a secure connection it shows the encoding method"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:36 help\window_hub.html:44
#: help\window_search.html:74
msgid "IP"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_connections.html:37
msgid "IP address and country code (if available) of the connected peer"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:10 help\window_download_queue.html:11
msgid "Download queue"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:13
msgid "Left screen"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:14
msgid "This screen will display the queued directories in a tree view."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:15 help\window_download_queue.html:52
#: help\window_search_spy.html:23 help\window_waiting_users.html:20
msgid "Menu options"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:17 help\window_download_queue.html:62
msgid "Set priority"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:18
msgid ""
"This will set the priority of all files in the directory. If a file is "
"paused, it will not begin to download and it will not be <a href="
"\"settings_queue.html\">automatically searched</a> for."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:19 help\window_download_queue.html:60
msgid "Move/Rename"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:20
msgid "Moves and/or renames the queued directory."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:22 help\window_download_queue.html:75
msgid ""
"Deletes the queued directory from the queue. If <a href=\"settings_windows."
"html#confirmitem\">Confirm item removal in download queue</a> is enabled, "
"you will be prompted."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:24
msgid "Right screen"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:28
msgid "The name of the queued file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:30
msgid "Display the file's current status."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:31 help\window_downloads.html:25
#: help\window_file_list.html:29 help\window_finished_downloads.html:26
#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:26 help\window_search.html:40
#: help\window_search.html:62
msgid "Size"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:32
msgid "The size of the file, rounded off to closest appropriate unit."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:33
msgid "Downloaded"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:34
msgid "The amount of bytes downloaded."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:35
msgid "Priority"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:36 help\window_download_queue.html:63
msgid ""
"The file's priority. If a file is paused, it will not begin to download and "
"it will not be <a href=\"settings_queue.html\">automatically searched</a> "
"for."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:37 help\window_hub.html:55
#: help\window_public_hubs.html:19 help\window_public_hubs.html:72
msgid "Users"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:38
msgid "The sources' names and their respective hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:39 help\window_downloads.html:15
#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:20 help\window_finished_uploads.html:20
#: help\window_search.html:66
msgid "Path"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:40
msgid "The path to the queued file's location, when finished."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:41 help\window_file_list.html:27
#: help\window_search.html:72
msgid "Exact size"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:42
msgid "The exact file size in bytes."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:43
msgid "Errors"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:44
msgid "If an error occur for a file, the error will be displayed here."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:45
msgid "Added"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:46
msgid "The date and time when the file was added to the queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:47 help\window_search.html:76
msgid "TTH root"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:48
msgid "The file's TTH root."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:49 help\window_file_list.html:25
#: help\window_search.html:60
msgid "Type"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:50
msgid "The extension (file type) of the queued file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:54
msgid "Search for alternates"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:55
msgid "Search for alternate sources for the queued file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:56
msgid "Lookup TTH at Bitzi.com"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:57
msgid ""
"Will trigger the default browser to lookup the TTH of the selected file at "
"Bitzi.com."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:58
msgid "Copy magnet link to clipboard"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:59
msgid "Will copy the file's magnet link to the clipboard."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:61
msgid "Moves and/or renames the queued file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:64 help\window_waiting_users.html:22
msgid "Get file list"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:65
msgid "Get the file list of a source."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:66 help\window_waiting_users.html:32
msgid "Send private message"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:67
msgid "Send a private message to a source."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:68
msgid "Re-add source"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:69
msgid "Re-add a source that was previously removed."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:70
msgid "Remove source"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:71
msgid "Remove a source from a queued file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:72
msgid "Remove user from queue"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:73
msgid "Removes the user from all files in the queue."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:77 help\window_finished_downloads.html:33
#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:33 help\window_hub.html:51
#: help\window_pm.html:21 help\window_public_hubs.html:57
#: help\window_search.html:81 help\window_search_spy.html:28
msgid "Status bar"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:79 help\window_search.html:83
msgid "Unnamed checkbox"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:80
msgid ""
"This will toggle the appearance of the <a href=\"window_download_queue."
"html#leftscreen\">left screen</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:81
msgid "Items"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:82
msgid "The amount of selected items."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:83 help\window_file_list.html:41
msgid "Size (left)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:84
msgid "The total size (in bytes) of selected items."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:85
msgid "Files"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:86
msgid "The total amount of files queued."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:87 help\window_file_list.html:45
msgid "Size (right)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_download_queue.html:88
msgid "The total amount of bytes queued."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:10
msgid ""
"This lists the status of your current downloads (from other peers to you)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:14
msgid "The name of the file being downloaded"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:16
msgid "Shows where the current download will be saved when finished"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:18
msgid ""
"Shows the current status of the download which can be \"Downloading from one "
"or more user\" or \"Wating for a free slot\""
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:19
msgid "Time left"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:20
msgid "Displays the current estimated time left"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:22
msgid "The current download speed"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:23
msgid "Done"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:24
msgid "Total number of downloaded bytes so far"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_downloads.html:26
msgid "Size of the file being downloaded"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:10 help\window_favorite_hubs.html:11
msgid "Favorite hubs"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:15
msgid "Auto connect / Name"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:16
msgid ""
"Specifies what name the hub has. The checkbox indicates if DC++ should auto "
"connect to the hub on startup. If the box is checked, DC++ will "
"automatically connect to the hub on startup."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:23
msgid "Server"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:25
msgid "User Description"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:30
msgid "Connect"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:31
msgid "Connect to selected hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:33
msgid "Create a new favorite hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:35
msgid "Change pre-existing hub properties for the selected hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:37
msgid ""
"Move up selected hubs in the list. If several hubs have <a "
"href=#autoconnect>auto connect</a> enabled, the highest hub will be "
"connected to first."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:39
msgid ""
"Move down selected hubs in the list. If several hubs have <a "
"href=#autoconnect>auto connect</a> enabled, the lowest hub will be connected "
"to last."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_hubs.html:41
msgid "Removes selected hubs from the favorite hubs list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:10 help\window_favorite_users.html:11
msgid "Favorite users"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:14
msgid "Auto grant slot / Nick"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:15
msgid ""
"Specifies the nick of the user. The checkbox indicates if DC++ should auto "
"grant the user a slot. If the box is checked, DC++ will automatically grant "
"the user a slot."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:16
msgid "Hub (last seen in, if offline)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:17
msgid "Which hub you saw this user the last time."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:18
msgid "Time last seen"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:19
msgid ""
"Which specific date and time you saw this user the last time; or \"Online\" "
"if the user is currently online."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:21
msgid ""
"Brief description of the user. You can change this description by either "
"right-clicking and selecting \"Description\", or by pressing the Enter key."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:22 help\window_hub.html:48
#: help\window_search.html:78
msgid "CID"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_favorite_users.html:23
msgid "Client ID of the user."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:10 help\window_file_list.html:11
msgid "File List"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:13
msgid "Folder list (left)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:15
msgid ""
"Folders available in the current file list. Left-click on a folder to show "
"the contents of that folder in the window on the right; right-click to open "
"a menu that allows you to download the whole folder."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:17
msgid "Contents (right)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:19
msgid ""
"Shows the contents of the folder selected in the folder list (window on the "
"left). Right-click to get menu options."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:23 help\window_search.html:56
msgid "File"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:24
msgid "The file and folder names inside the currently selected folder."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:26
msgid "Shows the file extensions of the files in the current folder."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:28
msgid "The size in bytes of files in the current folder."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:30
msgid "The size of these files in normal form."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:31
msgid "TTH"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:32
msgid "The Hash of these files."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:34 help\window_main.html:227
msgid "Status bar (bottom)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:35
msgid "Indicators:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:38
msgid "The speed the current file list was downloaded."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:39
msgid "Files (left)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:40
msgid "Total number of individual files in the whole file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:42
msgid ""
"Total amount of bytes represented by every individual files in the whole "
"file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:43
msgid "Files (right)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:44
msgid ""
"Number of items selected; or number of items in the current directory if "
"there is no item selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:46
msgid ""
"Total amount of bytes represented by the currently selected items; or by all "
"items in the current directory if there is no item selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:48
msgid "Buttons:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:50
msgid "Subtract list"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:51
msgid ""
"Compare this list to another list, and only show the differences between "
"each. Useful to see new items added by an user to his file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:52
msgid "Match queue"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:53
msgid ""
"Search the list for items you are currently downloading; found items will be "
"automatically added as sources for your current downloads."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:54
msgid "Find"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:55
msgid "Find items based on search strings you can specify."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:56
msgid "Next"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_file_list.html:57
msgid ""
"Continue the search for items based on search strings you have specified by "
"pressing the \"Find\" button."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:10
#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:11
msgid "Finished downloads"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:13 help\window_finished_uploads.html:13
msgid ""
"Note that <a href=\"settings_logs.html#filelist\">file list logging</a> must "
"be enabled for them to appear in this window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:16 help\window_finished_uploads.html:16
#: help\window_search_spy.html:20
msgid "Time"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:17
msgid "The date and time the file finished downloading."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:19
msgid "The name of the downloaded file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:21
msgid "The path to the downloaded file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:23
msgid "The source's nick name."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:25
msgid "Which hub the source was on."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:27
msgid "The size of the file downloaded."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:29 help\window_finished_uploads.html:29
msgid "The average speed for the file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:30 help\window_finished_uploads.html:30
msgid "CRC Checked"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:31 help\window_finished_uploads.html:31
msgid ""
"Whether or not the file was CRC checked. Note that <a href="
"\"settings_advanced.html#sfvcheck\">Enable automatic SFV checking</a> must "
"be enabled, and the file needs to have an accompanying SFV file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:35
msgid "Only show fully downloaded files"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:37
msgid ""
"When this check-box is checked (which is the case in the default "
"configuration), only files that are fully downloaded (which are not anymore "
"in the <a href=\"window_download_queue.html\">Download queue</a>) appear in "
"the &quot;Finished downloads grouped by files&quot; list.<br/> When this "
"check-box is not checked, an item appears in that list as soon as a chunk of "
"the corresponding file has finished downloading."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:43 help\window_finished_uploads.html:35
msgid "# Items"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:44
msgid "The amount of items that you have downloaded (received)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:45 help\window_finished_uploads.html:37
msgid "# bytes"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:46
msgid "The amount in bytes that you have downloaded (received)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:47 help\window_finished_uploads.html:39
msgid "# bytes/seconds"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_downloads.html:48
msgid "The average speed of the files you have downloaded (received)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:10 help\window_finished_uploads.html:11
msgid "Finished uploads"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:17
msgid "The date and time the file finished uploading."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:19
msgid "The name of the uploaded file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:21
msgid "The path to the uploaded file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:23
msgid "To whom the file was uploaded."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:25
msgid "Which hub the user was on."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:27
msgid "The size of the file uploaded."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:36
msgid "The amount of items that you have uploaded (sent)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:38
msgid "The amount in bytes that you have uploaded (sent)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_finished_uploads.html:40
msgid "The average speed of the files you have uploaded (sent)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:13
msgid "Main chat window (left)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:15
msgid ""
"The main chat window displays messages sent by the hub. You can chat with "
"other users in this \"public area\" by writing a message in the field below "
"the main chat and pressing either Enter or Alt+S to send your message. You "
"may also use <a href=\"chat_commands.html\">/commands</a> (send /help to "
"list those available).<br/> Note; this is not the place to search for files. "
"Open a <a href=\"window_search.html\">Search window</a> to do that."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:18
msgid "Users list (right)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:19
msgid ""
"List of users connected to the hub. You can right-click them to see the menu "
"options available for each.<br/> <a href=\"faq_different_icons.html\">Follow "
"this link to see what the different icons mean</a>.<br/> The users list can "
"be shown or hidden by using the checkbox available in the bottom right of "
"the hub window, in the status bar, right below the users list filter. When "
"that checkbox is checked, the users list is shown."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:22
msgid "Field to write a message (bottom left)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:24
msgid ""
"Write a message here to chat with other users connected to the hub. You can "
"press either Enter or Alt+S to send your message. You may also use <a href="
"\"chat_commands.html\">/commands</a> (send /help to list those available)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:26
msgid "Users list filter (bottom right)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:28
msgid ""
"Here, you can filter the users list so you will only see specific users. Eg, "
"selecting 'Nick' in the drop down, and writing \"foo\" in the filter, will "
"only display users that have \"foo\" in their nick.<br/> Note; users will "
"only be visually filtered, not disconnected. You can revert to showing all "
"users at any time by cleaning the text you have written in the filter."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:34
msgid "The nicknames of the people currently connected to the hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:35 help\window_public_hubs.html:25
msgid "Shared"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:36
msgid "How much each person is sharing."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:38
msgid "How the people have described themselves."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:39
msgid "Tag"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:40
msgid ""
"This shows information about what client they are using, how it's setup and "
"how many hubs they are in. For example a tag like this &lt;++ V:705,M:A,"
"H:1/2/3,S:4,O:5&gt; indicates that they are using DC++, version 0.705.  They "
"are in active mode (as opposed to M:P for passive and M:5 for Socks5 "
"connection).  They are unregistered in 1 hub, registered in 2 hubs and "
"operators in 3 hubs.  They have 4 slots open.  More slots will open if they "
"are all used and are uploading slower than 5kb/s. The complete specification "
"and history of the DC++ tag can be found <a href=\"faq_plusplus_tag.html"
"\">here</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:42 help\window_search.html:68
msgid "Connection"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:43
msgid "The upload speed the user has."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:45
msgid "Their IP. Possibly also shows their country code."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:47
msgid "Their E-Mail address. Normally blank or false."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:49
msgid "The users CID. This is a unique identifier of that person."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:53 help\window_public_hubs.html:59
msgid "Messages part (left)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:54
msgid ""
"You can see here the last kick or status message the hub sent. To see more "
"from the recent status messages you can move the mouse pointer above the "
"status bar - the last few messages will be shown as a tooltip shortly."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:56
msgid "Shows the number of users connected to the hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:57
msgid "Total shared"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:58
msgid "Indicates the total amount of bytes shared by the users."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:59
msgid "Average share"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:60
msgid "Shows the amount of average share in the hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:61
msgid "Unnamed check-box (right)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_hub.html:62
msgid "Show or hide the users list using this check-box."
msgstr ""

# type: Attribute 'alt' of: <html><body><h1><img>
#: help\window_main.html:11
msgid "DC++"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:12
msgid "Main DC++ window"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:14
msgid "Main Menu bar (top)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:17
msgid "File Menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:19
msgid ""
"You can find the file input-output functions as well as the basic connection "
"options and the settings in this menu."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:21
msgid "Quick Connect..."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:22
msgid "Allows you to connect to a hub by manually typing its address."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:23 help\window_main.html:131
#: help\window_main.html:154
msgid "Reconnect"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:24
msgid ""
"To reconnect (disconnect and connect again) the hub which is currently in "
"the foreground. If the active window is not a hub, it does nothing."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:25 help\window_main.html:132
#: help\window_main.html:157
msgid "Follow last redirect"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:26
msgid ""
"You are able to follow the redirection offered by the hub which is currently "
"in the foreground. If the active window is not a hub, it does nothing."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:27 help\window_main.html:142
#: help\window_main.html:190
msgid "Open file list..."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:28
msgid ""
"This menu is for opening a previously downloaded filelist. It defaults to "
"the FileLists directory in your DC++ program folder."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:29
msgid "Open own list"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:30
msgid ""
"You can open and check how your own file list looks like. Useful to see "
"what's displayed to others when they get your file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:31
msgid "Match downloaded lists"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:32
msgid ""
"This function is used to match your download queue for already downloaded "
"file lists (they stored in the FileLists directory in your DC++ program "
"folder)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:33
msgid "Refresh file list"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:34
msgid ""
"This will immediately rescan your shared directories for new or changed "
"content and updates your file list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:35
msgid "Open downloads directory"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:36
msgid "Opens your downloads folder in Windows Explorer."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:37
msgid "Settings..."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:38
msgid "Opens the Settings panel."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:39
msgid "Exit"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:40
msgid "Closes DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:43
msgid "View Menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:45
msgid ""
"You can open all DC++ tabs and windows with the sub-items of this menu. Some "
"kind of tabbed windows can have only one instance opened while you are able "
"to open more from others. If you try to open more from a tab which can't "
"have more than one instance, the already opened one will be focused."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:48
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_public_hubs.html\">Public Hubs</a> window. You "
"can retreive lists of available hubs and connect to them here."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:50
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_favorite_hubs.html\">Favorite Hubs</a> window "
"where you can store and manage you favorite places in the DC network as well "
"as set to autoconnect any of them when you start DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:52
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_favorite_users.html\">Favorite Users</a> window. "
"You can store and manage your favorite DC users here as well as grant extra "
"access to your share for any of them."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:54
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_download_queue.html\">Download Queue</a> window. "
"You can track and manage your files beeing downloaded here."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:56
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_finished_downloads.html\">Finished Downloads</a> "
"window which lists your downloaded files in the current session. Right "
"clicking the list items you are able to do anything with the (finished) "
"files, just as in Windows Explorer."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:58
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_waiting_users.html\">Waiting Users</a> window. It "
"lists those users who are currently waiting for a free slot to be able to "
"start downloading from you."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:60
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_finished_uploads.html\">Finished Uploads</a> "
"window which lists the files uploaded from you in the current session. Right "
"clicking the list items you are able to do anything with the files, just as "
"in Windows Explorer."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:62
msgid ""
"Open the <a href=\"window_search.html\">Search</a> window. This is the place "
"where you can search for files to download."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:63 help\window_main.html:140
#: help\window_main.html:184
msgid "ADL Search"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:64
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_adlsearch.html\">ADL Search</a> window. It "
"incorporates a tool for filtering file lists downloaded from users."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:66
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_search_spy.html\">Search Spy</a> window where you "
"are able to spy other users' searches."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:68
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_notepad.html\">Notepad</a> window, where you can "
"store random text. The text will be kept even if you close DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:70
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_system_log.html\">System Log</a> window, where "
"all system messages of the current session are logged."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:72
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"window_network_stats.html\">Network Statistics</a> "
"window, which displays a real-time chart of the avarage speed of data sent "
"and received by DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:74
msgid ""
"Opens the <a href=\"dialog_indexing_progress.html\">Indexing progess</a> "
"dialog, which shows you the current state of file hashing operation and how "
"much time there is left from it."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:77
msgid "Window Menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:79
msgid ""
"You can find options here to close all instance of specific groups of tabs "
"by one click."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:81
msgid "Close disconnected"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:82
msgid "Closes all disconnected Hub windows."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:83
msgid "Close all PM windows"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:84
msgid "Closes all private message windows regardless of their online status."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:85
msgid "Close all offline PM windows"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:86
msgid "Closes all offline private message windows."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:87
msgid "Close all file list windows"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:88
msgid ""
"Closes all opened file list windows. Saved file lists can be reopened by "
"selecting Open File List... from the <a href=\"#filemenu\">File menu</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:89
msgid "Close all search windows"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:90
msgid "Closes all opened search windows."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:93
msgid "Help Menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:95
msgid ""
"Here you can access the built-in Help, FAQs, guides and some documentation. "
"It also contains hotlinks to reach the different parts of the DC++ online "
"community."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:97
msgid "Help Contents"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:98
msgid "Opens the Overview page of the built-in Help."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:100
msgid "The best way to start here if you are new to DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:101
msgid "Change Log"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:102
msgid ""
"You can follow what's been changed in the different DC++ versions since the "
"development started."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:103
msgid "About DC++..."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:104
msgid ""
"You can see the copyrights, list of all names who ever contributed to DC++ "
"as well as some useful statistical information about your up/download ratio. "
"The About box also shows you the version number of the current stable "
"release of DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:106
msgid "Opens the DC++ home page in your web browser."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:108
msgid "Opens the trusted DC++ download page in your web browser."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:110
msgid ""
"Opens a web page where the latest GeoIP database can be obtained. The "
"database file called GeoIPCountryWhoIs.csv and should be saved to the DC++ "
"program folder. GeoIP is used to show what country uploaders and downloaders "
"are from in the <a href=\"window_connections.html\">Connections</a> window. "
"The database file is frequently updated on the web page - the newer your "
"GeoIP file is the more exact country information will be displayed in the "
"Connections window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:112
msgid "Opens the official Direct Connect FAQ page in your web browser."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:114
msgid "Points to the DC++ support forum."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:116
msgid "Points to the DC++ discussion forum."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:118
msgid "You can propose modifications or request new features here."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:120
msgid "You can report problems (only) about DC++ here."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:122
msgid ""
"Found this free program useful? Then you may consider donate the further "
"development... You can do it here, through the author's Paypal account."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:127
msgid "Toolbar (top, icons below menus)"
msgstr ""

# type: Content of: <html><body><p><map>
#: help\window_main.html:129
msgid "<map id=\"map_toolbar\">"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:145 help\window_main.html:201
msgid "What's This?"
msgstr ""

# type: Content of: <html><body><p>
#: help\window_main.html:146
msgid "</map>"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:149
msgid ""
"The toolbar provides quick access to some regularly used parts and functions "
"of DC++. From left to right:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:152
msgid "Open the <a href=\"window_public_hubs.html\">Public Hubs</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:155
msgid ""
"Reconnect (disconnect and connect again) the hub which is currently in the "
"foreground."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:158
msgid ""
"Follow the redirection offered by the hub which is currently in the "
"foreground."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:162
msgid ""
"Open the <a href=\"window_favorite_hubs.html\">Favorite Hubs</a> window.<br/"
"> Use the arrow placed on the right of the icon to easily connect to one of "
"your favorite hubs without having to open the <a href=\"window_favorite_hubs."
"html\">Favorite Hubs</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:167
msgid ""
"Open the <a href=\"window_favorite_users.html\">Favorite Users</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:170
msgid ""
"Open the <a href=\"window_download_queue.html\">Download Queue</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:173
msgid ""
"Open the <a href=\"window_finished_downloads.html\">Finished Downloads</a> "
"window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:176
msgid ""
"Open the <a href=\"window_waiting_users.html\">Waiting Users</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:179
msgid ""
"Open the <a href=\"window_finished_uploads.html\">Finished Uploads</a> "
"window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:182
msgid "Open the <a href=\"window_search.html\">Search</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:185
msgid "Open the <a href=\"window_adlsearch.html\">ADL Search</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:188
msgid "Open the <a href=\"window_search_spy.html\">Search Spy</a> window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:192
msgid ""
"Open a file list previously saved on your disk (a dialog will appear so you "
"can pick the one you wish to open)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:196
msgid "Open the Settings dialog."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:199
msgid ""
"Open the <a href=\"window_notepad.html\">Notepad</a> window, where you can "
"store random text."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:203
msgid ""
"You can get help on specific parts of DC++ by using the &quot;What's This?"
"&quot; help button: click it once, and your mouse cursor will change into a "
"help cursor; then click on the control you wish to get help for."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:207
msgid "Tabs"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:208
msgid ""
"Each window opened in DC++ has a corresponding tab, which appears in the "
"global tab control."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:209
msgid ""
"Tabs in DC++ behave the same as in standard Windows applications; moreover, "
"they have the following additional features:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:212
msgid "They can be moved around in a drag-and-drop fashion."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:213
msgid ""
"There are some easy ways to switch between them: with mouse extra buttons or "
"using Ctrl+Tab."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:214
msgid ""
"When many tabs are opened, and they can't fit into a single row, they will "
"automatically occupy more rows."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:215
msgid ""
"Each tab has its own context-menu which provides commands related to the "
"window the tab belongs to."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:216
msgid "Tabs can be closed with:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:217
msgid "Middle mouse click"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:218
msgid "Shift + left mouse click"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:219
msgid "The &quot;Close&quot; command from the tab context-menu"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:220
msgid "Ctrl+W"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:221
msgid "Ctrl+F4"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:224
msgid ""
"You can customize the look and behavior of tabs from the <a href="
"\"settings_tabs.html\">Tabs settings</a> and <a href=\"settings_windows.html"
"\">Windows settings</a> respectively."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:228
msgid ""
"The main status bar is always visible in the bottom of the DC++ window. You "
"can get information from the current state of several parameters of DC++ "
"here. The status bar is divided into sections for better visibility. Their "
"meaning from left to right:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:230
msgid "System messages"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:231
msgid ""
"The first part of the status bar contains the last system message with a "
"timestamp. To see more from the recent system messages you can move the "
"mouse pointer above the statusbar - the last 10 lines of the messages will "
"be shown as a tooltip shortly. To see all system messages of the current "
"session open the <a href=\"window_system_log.html\">System Log</a> window "
"from the <a href=\"#viewmenu\">View menu</a> or simply double-click on the "
"status bar."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:233
msgid "Away indicator"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:234
msgid ""
"Shows &quot;AWAY&quot; when DC++ is in <a href=\"settings_appearance."
"html#awaymsg\">away mode</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:236 help\window_public_hubs.html:69
#: help\window_search.html:50
msgid "Hubs"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:237
msgid ""
"Shows the number of hubs you are currently connected to in the following "
"format: x/y/z, where:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:239
msgid ""
"x = number of connected hubs where you're not a registered user;<br/> y = "
"number of connected hubs where you're registered in;<br/> z = number of "
"connected hubs where you're an operator;"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:243
msgid ""
"just the same way as in the <a href=\"faq_plusplus_tag.html\">DC++ tags</a> "
"of the users listed on a hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:246 help\window_search.html:64
msgid "Slots"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:247
msgid ""
"Indicates the number of currently free upload slots out of the total number "
"of slots opened."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:249
msgid "Slots up-down control"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:250
msgid ""
"Use this control, which consists of 2 arrows, to increase (up arrow) or "
"decrease (down arrow) the number of upload slots you want to have opened."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:252
msgid "Total downloaded bytes"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:253
msgid ""
"Shows the total number of bytes received in the current session, including "
"file transfers, hub-client communication and hublists."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:255
msgid "Total uploaded bytes"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:256
msgid ""
"Shows the total number of bytes sent in the current session, including file "
"transfers and hub-client communication."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:258
msgid "Current download speed"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:259
msgid ""
"Shows the current overall download speed and the number of current download "
"connections in parentheses (updated in every second)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:261
msgid "Current upload speed"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_main.html:262
msgid ""
"Shows the current overall upload speed and the number of current upload "
"connections in parentheses (updated in every second)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_network_stats.html:10 help\window_network_stats.html:11
msgid "Network statistics"
msgstr ""

# type: Content of: <html><body>
#: help\window_network_stats.html:13
msgid ""
"This window will display the avarage speed of files sent and received by DC+"
"+. The colors are decided by the <a href=\"settings_colors_and_sounds."
"html#transfercolors\">upload and download colors in the settings window</"
"a>.  Note that information to and from hubs are included here as well."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_notepad.html:13
msgid ""
"This is a notepad for your use. The information you write on this page is "
"stored in the \"Notepad.txt\" file, in the root folder of DC++."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_pm.html:13
msgid "Private chat window (top)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_pm.html:15
msgid ""
"The private chat window displays messages sent during your private "
"conversation with a specific user (to know which one, take a look at the "
"title bar of the main DC++ window). You can chat with the other user in this "
"\"private area\" by writing a message in the field below the private chat "
"and pressing either Enter or Alt+S to send your message. You may also use <a "
"href=\"chat_commands.html\">/commands</a> (send /help to list those "
"available)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_pm.html:17
msgid "Field to write a message (bottom)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_pm.html:19
msgid ""
"Write a message here to chat with the user you are currently in private "
"conversation with (to know which one, take a look at the title bar of the "
"main DC++ window). You can press either Enter or Alt+S to send your message. "
"You may also use <a href=\"chat_commands.html\">/commands</a> (send /help to "
"list those available)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_pm.html:23
msgid ""
"Shows the most recent status message.<br/> If private chat <a href="
"\"settings_logs.html\">logging</a> is enabled and if the <a href="
"\"settings_expert.html#pmhistory\">PM history</a> setting is not zero, also "
"contains the latest lines of the previous conversation you have had with "
"that user when this PM window is opened, since these log messages are sent "
"to the status bar.<br/> To see more from the recent status messages you can "
"move the mouse pointer above the status bar - the last few messages will be "
"shown as a tooltip shortly."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:10 help\window_public_hubs.html:11
msgid "Public hubs"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:16
msgid "The name of the hub."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:18
msgid "The hub's description."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:20
msgid "Amount of users in the hub when the hub was checked by the hublist bot."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:22
msgid "The hub's address."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:23
msgid "Country"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:24
msgid "Which country the hub resides in."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:26
msgid ""
"Amount of bytes shared in the hub when the hub was checked by the hublist "
"bot."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:27
msgid "Min share"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:28
msgid ""
"A restriction in the hub, where &quot;Min share&quot; is the minimum amount "
"of bytes you have to share to be let in."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:29
msgid "Min slots"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:30
msgid ""
"A restriction in the hub, where &quot;Min slots&quot; is the minimum amount "
"of slots you have to have open to be let in."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:31
msgid "Max hubs"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:32
msgid ""
"A restriction in the hub, where &quot;Max hubs&quot; is the maximum amount "
"of hubs you are allowed to be in to be let in."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:33
msgid "Max users"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:34
msgid ""
"A restriction in the hub, where &quot;Max users&quot; is the maximum amount "
"of users the hub will let in."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:35
msgid "Reliability"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:36
msgid "How often the hub has been online, in percentage."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:37
msgid "Rating"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:38
msgid ""
"If the hublist allowed users to vote on a hub, this will appear as the hub's "
"rating. The more stars, the better."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:40
msgid "Filter"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:42
msgid ""
"Here, you can filter the hublist so you will only see specific hubs in the "
"hublist. Eg, selecting 'address' in the drop down, and writing \"foo\" in "
"the filter, will only display hubs that have \"foo\" in their address. When "
"a filter is in effect, the number of hubs filtered out is shown in the "
"status bar."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:46
msgid ""
"In the dropdown, you may select different hublists you want to see. If the "
"hublist was downloaded before you will have the cached version displayed. "
"Click Refresh to get the fresh version of the hublist.  <br/> If you click "
"on 'Configure', you will be able to change, add and remove hublists. The "
"order in <a href=\"dialog_public_hub_lists.html\">Configured Public Hub "
"Lists</a> determines the order hublists are displayed in the dropdown "
"mentioned above."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:50
msgid ""
"<a href=\"http://www.dslreports.com/faq/8189\" target=\"_blank\" class="
"\"external\">List of alternative hublists.</a>"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:51
msgid "Refresh"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:53
msgid ""
"Download a fresh version of the hublist. If the download fails click Refresh "
"again to get the next available hublist in the dropdown.  DC++ uses <a href="
"\"http://www.coralcdn.org\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"external\">The Coral "
"Content Distribution Network</a> to get hublists by default. This improves "
"reliability and makes it possible to download hublists even when the "
"original hublist server is out of service."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:61
msgid "Shows status messages about the loading of public hub lists;"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:63
msgid ""
"&quot;downloading&quot;: hub list is currently being downloaded from the "
"server, this may take a while;"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:64
msgid ""
"&quot;downloaded&quot;: hub list has been successfully downloaded from the "
"server, and is currently being displayed; you're looking at a fresh version "
"of the hub list;"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:65
msgid ""
"&quot;loaded from chache&quot;: a previously saved hub list has been "
"successfully loaded from your DC++ cache directory, and is currently being "
"displayed; that version might be out-dated, if you want to refresh it, click "
"on the &quot;Refresh&quot; button;"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:66
msgid ""
"error messages may also appear in this area: when a hub list download has "
"failed, DC++ will automatically switch to the next hub list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:71
msgid ""
"The total number of individual hubs in the current hub list. When the "
"hublist is filtered, it shows the number of hubs filtered out as well."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_public_hubs.html:73
msgid "Sum of the users numbers of every hubs in the current hub list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:13
msgid ""
"The Search window allows searching for files inside the shares of on-line "
"users. You can search for one or more keywords and optionally use filters as "
"described below. When your search query is ready, press the Search button to "
"send out the search request to the hub(s) you are connected to; these hubs "
"will then forward the search request to all of their connected users."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:15
msgid ""
"When a client matches a search request, it sends the results back to the "
"requester. These results then show up in the search results list of the "
"Search window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:16
msgid ""
"You can open several independent Search windows and define different search "
"arguments in each, thus allowing you to process multiple searches "
"simultaneously. Be careful though, it sometimes happens that search results "
"show up in the wrong window (this is a deficiency of the NMDC protocol, and "
"should never happen with ADC hubs)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:17
msgid ""
"Note that <b>search requests are sent out only once, when the Search button "
"is pressed</b>. After that - until that button is pressed again - the sole "
"purpose of the Search window is to show results received by DC++ that: "
"either match the search query (NMDC); or match the search ID (ADC).<br/> "
"(This means that users who have logged in <i>after</i> you pressed the "
"Search button won't send you any search result unless you repeat the search.)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:20
msgid ""
"You may not start or repeat searches as fast as you like. There is a minimum "
"interval of a few seconds between two searches defined in DC++. You will get "
"a countdown message in the Status bar if you try to search sooner than "
"allowed and will be able to repeat the search only when the client is ready "
"to search again. Besides, some hubs also limit searches by checking for "
"forbidden keywords or by blocking repeated similar searches sent in a too "
"small amount of time. Some hubs have predefined minimum search intervals for "
"all searches or some even totally block searches if you are in <a href="
"\"settings_connection.html#connection\">passive mode</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:25
msgid ""
"Search hits with TTH are always matched to the Download queue and new "
"sources are automatically added to the queue items unless they were removed "
"or marked as \"bad\" sources before. The filelists of all newly discovered "
"sources will be automatically matched for possible other queued files if the "
"<a href=\"settings_queue.html#automatchqueue\">Automatically match queue for "
"search hits</a> setting is enabled. Activating that option can generate lots "
"of filelist traffic when large amount of new sources are found for queued "
"files."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:30
msgid ""
"If you often get too few search results or no results at all, refer to the "
"<a href=\"faq_nosearch.html\">Search troubleshooting FAQ</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:32
msgid "Search options (left)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:34
msgid "Search for"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:35
msgid ""
"This is the set of search strings to search for. Words beginning with \"-\" "
"will be filtered away."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:36
msgid "Purge"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:37
msgid ""
"Clear the contents of the <a href=\"settings_expert.html#searchhistory"
"\">search history</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:39
msgid ""
"Start searching for the set of search strings defined above. Note; you may "
"not start too many searches in a small amount of time."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:41
msgid "Filter away files depending on their file size."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:42
msgid "File type"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:43
msgid ""
"Filter away files depending on their file type (extension).  Not all "
"possible extensions are included in some file type groups. If you search for "
"newer or obscure file types, then it is recommended to use the <i>Any</i> "
"option and include the file extension in the search string instead. Options "
"other than <i>Any</i>, <i>Directory</i> &amp; <i>TTH</i> are ignored for "
"searches on ADC hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:46
msgid "Only users with free slots"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:47
msgid "Filter away files depending on the user's free slots."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:48
msgid "Hide files already in share"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:49
msgid "Filter away files that are already in share."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:51
msgid "Search only selected hubs."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:53
msgid "Results list (right)"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:54
msgid "Columns:"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:57
msgid "The file name."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:59
msgid "The user's nick name."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:61
msgid "The file's extension (file type)."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:63
msgid "The file's size."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:65
msgid "x/y: x slots available of a total y."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:67
msgid "The path in the user's file list where the file is stored."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:69
msgid ""
"The user's possible <a href=\"settings_general#linespeed\">line speed in "
"upload</a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:71
msgid "In which hub the user is in."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:73
msgid "The exact size of the file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:75
msgid "The user's IP."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:77
msgid "The TTH root for the file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:79
msgid "The unique ID that DC++ use to identify other users."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:84
msgid "Toggle the displayment of the search options."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:85
msgid "# items"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:86
msgid "The amount of items that are displayed in the window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:87
msgid "# filtered"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search.html:88
msgid "The amount of files that have been filtered away from the view."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:10 help\window_search_spy.html:11
msgid "Search spy"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:13
msgid ""
"The search spy will display other users' searches. Note that the window's "
"information is cleared when closed."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:16
msgid "Search string"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:17
msgid "The search string that was searched for."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:18
msgid "Count"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:19
msgid "The amount of times this item has been searched for."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:21
msgid "The last time this item was searched for."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:26
msgid "This will make DC++ search for the item you've selected."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:30
msgid "Ignore TTH searches"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:31
msgid ""
"Check this checkbox to filter out TTH searches. Note that DC++ will still "
"respond to them; you will just not see them in this window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:32
msgid "Total"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:33
msgid "The amount of total searches performed."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:34
msgid "Average/s"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:35
msgid ""
"The amount of searches performed divided by the amount of seconds you have "
"had this window open."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:36
msgid "Hits"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:37
msgid ""
"The amount of search results your copy of DC++ has sent out in response to "
"the searches you see in this window."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:38
msgid "Hit Ratio"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_search_spy.html:39
msgid "Ratio between the total amount of searches versus the amount of hits."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_system_log.html:10
msgid ""
"This window displays important and current information about DC++ and your "
"interactions with the program. If DC++ behaves unexpectedly, look in this "
"window for a possible explanation."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:14
msgid ""
"This page will display those users who have queued a file from you, but "
"haven't been able to get a slot. As well, from which hub they originate, the "
"file that they've queued and how much of the file they have completed."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:18
msgid ""
"Note that this is not an upload queue, and just a visual representation of "
"who have tried to get a slot for what."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:23
msgid "Get the file list of the selected user."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:24
msgid "Copy filename"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:25
msgid "Copy the file name of the queued file."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:27
msgid "Remove a user from the list."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:28
msgid "Grant extra slot"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:29
msgid "Grant the user an extra slot, beyond your set slots."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:30
msgid "Add to favorites"
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:31
msgid ""
"Add the user to your <a href=\"window_favorite_users.html\">favorite users</"
"a>."
msgstr ""

#: help\window_waiting_users.html:33
msgid "Send the user a private message."
msgstr ""
