; $Id: warpin.tmf,v 1.30 2001/05/31 18:13:39 umoeller Exp $
; warpin.tmf:
; text message file for WARPIN.EXE national
; language support (NLS).
; This has been written with code page 850.
; If WarpIN switches to a different codepage,
; the characters will automatically be converted
; by PM/GPI. However, when editing this file,
; make sure you are using codepage 850.
; With CP 850, the following chars should be
; German umlauts:
; aou -->
; and these should be French accents aigus:
; ae -->
; and these should be French accents circonflexes:
; aou -->
;
; This file Copyright (C) 1999-2001 Ulrich Mller.
; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
; the Free Software Foundation, in version 2 as it comes in the COPYING
; file of this distribution.
; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
; GNU General Public License for more details.
;
<--WPI0100-->: WarpIN
<--WPI0101-->: WarpIN V%1 (built %2 using %3)
Using codepage %4
Back-end compression classes (C) 1998-2001 Jens Bckman, Ulrich Mller.
Using libbzip compression library (C) 1996-2000 Julian R Seward.
Front-end GUI, script handling, database, system configuration (C) 1998-2001 Ulrich Mller.
REXX support (C) 2000 Cornelis Bockemhl.
WarpIN is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, in version 2 as it comes in the COPYING file of this distribution.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
WarpIN is a Netlabs project. The full source code is always available (and constantly being worked on) on the Netlabs CVS server. See http://www.netlabs.org for details.
We recommend using the Netlabs Open Source Archive Client (NOSAC) to access Netlabs source code. See http://www.netlabs.org/nosa for details.
<--WPI0102-->: WarpIN: Error
<--WPI0103-->: No installation profile could not be found in the given archive.
Such a profile is required for WarpIN to find out more about the contents of the archive.
Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0104-->: The installation profile does not contain a valid ... block.
Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0105-->: The installation profile does not contain a valid ... block.
Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0106-->: The given file is not a WarpIN archive.
Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0107-->: An exception occured in the WarpIN main thread.
A file named "WPITRAP.LOG" was created in the root directory of your boot drive, which contains more information.
<--WPI0108-->: WarpIN: Warning
<--WPI0109-->: You have chosen to cancel the installation process.
This will leave the application which is currently being installed in an unstable state.
In order to install the application, you will have to go through the whole installation process again.
Are you sure you wish to cancel the installation process?
<--WPI0110-->: There is not enough free space on the target drives which you have specified.
See the "Drive Information" window for details.
Do you still wish to continue?
<--WPI0111-->:
Press "Cancel" to quit WarpIN.
Press "Retry" to try the failing operation again.
Press "Abort" to quit WarpIN.
<--WPI0112-->:
Press "Cancel" to quit WarpIN.
Press "Retry" to try the failing operation again.
Press "Ignore" to skip the offending file. This might lead to an incomplete installation.
<--WPI0113-->:
Press "Cancel" to quit WarpIN.
<--WPI0114-->: WarpIN: Invalid Directories
<--WPI0115-->: You have specified the following directories which are not valid: %1
Please correct these errors first.
<--WPI0116-->: WarpIN: Create Directories
<--WPI0117-->: You have specified the following directories which do not exist yet: %1
Do you wish to have these directories created?
<--WPI0118-->: An error occured unpacking the current archive.
OS/2 reported the following error message:
%1
<--WPI0119-->: An error occured unpacking the current archive.
The WarpIN decompression engine reported the following error:
%1 (Code: %2)
<--WPI0120-->: You have selected to de-install the package "%1". Are you sure you want to proceed?
<--WPI0121-->: You have selected to de-install all the packages of the application "%1". Are you sure you want to proceed?
<--WPI0122-->: You have selected to remove the information for "%1" from the WarpIN database. If you proceed, WarpIN will no longer be able to de-install or verify this application. Are you sure you want to proceed?
<--WPI0123-->: WarpIN has found in its database that parts of the applicaton "%1" have already been installed. Do you wish to open the database before installing this archive?
<--WPI0124-->: An internal error occured while WarpIN was trying to modify the CONFIG.SYS file. Please contact WarpIN's author.
<--WPI0125-->: The file "%1" exists already. Overwrite?
<--WPI0126-->: You have not selected any packages to be installed. There's nothing for WarpIN to do.
<--WPI0127-->: The value "%1" for the environment variable "%2" is invalid. Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0128-->: WarpIN: Warning Message in Archive
<--WPI0129-->: A write error occured while unpacking the file "%1" to disk.
<--WPI0130-->: WarpIN was unable to write the file "%1".
<--WPI0131-->: WarpIN was unable to read from the installation archive while it was processing the file "%1".
This might be due to a corrupt archive.
<--WPI0132-->: An error occured decompressing the data in the archive. The reason for this is most probably that the archive is corrupt or was created for an outdated version of WarpIN. Installation will be terminated.
<--WPI0133-->: An unknown error occured while unpacking the archive. Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0134-->: The directory "%1" could not be created.
<--WPI0135-->: An error querying the Workplace Shell class list. The Workplace Shell is probably not running.
<--WPI0136-->: The class "%1" is already registered with the DLL "%2".
Do you wish to replace the currently registered DLL with the one from this archive?
<--WPI0137-->: The class "%1" could not be registered. The following error was reported:
"%2"
<--WPI0138-->: WarpIN: Class Registering Error
<--WPI0139-->: WarpIN: Class Replacement Error
<--WPI0140-->: An error occured replacing the Workplace Shell class "%1" with "%2".
<--WPI0141-->: The Workplace Shell object titled "%1" could not be created.
Object class: "%2"
Object location: "%3"
Object setup string: "%4"
<--WPI0142-->: Unknown error.
<--WPI0143-->: Installation has completed. All changes made to your system have been recorded in the WarpIN global database to be able to de-install this application later.
<--WPI0144-->: Workplace Shell objects have been created.
<--WPI0145-->: Your CONFIG.SYS file has been modified. A backup has been created with the file name "%1". You must reboot for the changes to take effect.
<--WPI0146-->: Your Workplace Shell class list has been modified. You must restart the Workplace Shell or reboot for the changes to take effect.
<--WPI0147-->: Both your CONFIG.SYS file and your Workplace Shell class list have been modified. You must reboot for the changes to take effect.
<--WPI0148-->: Welcome to WarpIN V%1!
For future use of WarpIN, we will now create a folder on your Deskop containing the WarpIN Workplace Shell objects.
A WarpIN program object will be created and associated with WarpIN archives (*.WPI extension).
This allows you to simply double-click on WarpIN archives (*.WPI files) to have them installed by WarpIN.
Note: This installation does not copy any files anywhere. The WarpIN program object will be created for the WARPIN.EXE file which you just started. WarpIN will maintain all its data (including the packages database) in its own directory, so you can later move the directory anywhere you like without breaking existing package installations.
Press "OK" to proceed.
Press "Cancel" to terminate WarpIN at this point; you can later install WarpIN at any time.
<--WPI0149-->: WarpIN Installation
<--WPI0150-->: WarpIN Product Information
<--WPI0151-->: WarpIN has determined that it has previously been installed in a different
location than it was now started from.
WarpIN was previously installed in the directory "%1". That installation has the version
number %2.
The WarpIN that is currently running is version %3.
WarpIN should not be used from several directories concurrently, because it maintains the
global database of all installed packages in its own directory.
If several global databases exist, WarpIN cannot keep track of installed packages properly
so that repair and de-installation of packages might fail.
You now have the following options:
If you now press "Upgrade existing", WarpIN will copy the files from the current
directory to your existing installation in "%4". You can then continue to use
your old WarpIN installation, which will have been updated.
The "Upgrade" button is disabled if
the existing installation is newer than the WARPIN.EXE you have just started
or if that installation does not appear to be valid.
Press "Disable existing" instead in order to use the WARPIN.EXE that you have
just started instead of your old installation. This message will simply be suppressed
from now on, and your WarpIN program objects will be refreshed to point to this
WARPIN.EXE. Note that if your other installation has your WarpIN database entries, the
current WARPIN.EXE will not see them.
Press "Cancel" to abort now, especially if you wish to continue using your old WarpIN
installation.
<--WPI0152-->: The WarpIN Workplace Shell folder and objects have been successfully created on your Desktop.
<--WPI0153-->: WarpIN: Install Error
<--WPI0154-->: The file "%1" is currently locked by another process and cannot be overwritten.
<--WPI0155-->: Another instance of WarpIN is already running. You should not start two instances of WarpIN concurrently, because this can corrupt the global database. This instance will terminate now.
<--WPI0156-->: WarpIN V%1 (built %2 using %3)
Back-end compression classes (C) 1998-2001 Jens Bckman, Ulrich Mller.
Using libbzip compression library (C) 1996-2000 Julian R Seward.
Front-end GUI, script handling, database, system configuration (C) 1998-2001 Ulrich Mller.
REXX support (C) 2000 Cornelis Bockemhl.
Welcome to WarpIN!
WarpIN doesn't know what to do at this point, so this message box is displayed.
Basically, WarpIN operates in two modes:
1) Normally, WarpIN operates on WarpIN archives, which have the *.WPI file extension. Such a file is somewhat similar to a ZIP file, except that it contains additional information for WarpIN about the archive's contents. WPI files are therefore not compatible with ZIP files.
If WarpIN has been successfully installed, the WarpIN program object has been associated with *.WPI files, so you can just double-click on an archive to install it.
Alternatively, you can start WarpIN from the command line, with a WPI file as the parameter (e.g. "warpin sample.wpi").
2) If you double-click on the WarpIN program object directly (or enter "warpin" without any parameters), WarpIN operates in "Database mode", if any packages have already been installed.
If no packages have been installed yet, you get this message instead, because there's nothing in the database yet.
See the "WarpIN User Guide" (WPI_USER.INF) for detailed instructions.
WarpIN is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, in version 2 as it comes in the COPYING file of this distribution.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
WarpIN is a Netlabs project. The full source code is always available (and constantly being worked on) on the Netlabs CVS server. See http://www.netlabs.org for details.
We recommend using the Netlabs Open Source Archive Client (NOSAC) to access Netlabs source code. See http://www.netlabs.org/nosa for details.
<--WPI0157-->: WarpIN was unable to open the Global Database.
<--WPI0158-->: Invalid minor version.
<--WPI0159-->: Invalid major version.
<--WPI0160-->: Invalid package name.
<--WPI0161-->: Invalid application name.
<--WPI0162-->: Invalid author name.
<--WPI0163-->: Package ID string is NULL.
<--WPI0164-->: File list is NULL.
<--WPI0165-->: Internal Error
<--WPI0166-->: Error in "%1" object constructor (file "%2", line %3):
%4
<--WPI0167-->: The environment variable "%1" has an invalid value:
%2
<--WPI0168-->: The archive "%1" was created for an older version of WarpIN and cannot be used with this version.
<--WPI0169-->: Archive pointer is NULL.
<--WPI0170-->: The installation profile does not contain a valid ... block.
Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0171-->: This archive requires at least WarpIN version %1 to be running.
Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0172-->: Are you sure you wish to exit WarpIN?
<--WPI0173-->: This will install %1 package(s). Do you wish to continue?
<--WPI0174-->: This will de-install %1 package(s). Do you wish to continue?
<--WPI0175-->: This will install %1 package(s) and de-install %2 package(s). Do you wish to continue?
<--WPI0176-->: Invalid package ID format in database.
<--WPI0177-->: Error executing external program.
The archive specified the following program which was not found:
"%1"
OS/2 reported the following error:
"%2"
<--WPI0178-->: Error writing data to profile.
<--WPI0179-->: Invalid system configuration data for package in database; FEDBPackage::Load failed with a BSConfigExcpt.
<--WPI0180-->: The following program needs to be terminated before installation can proceed:
%1 (process ID: %2)
Should WarpIn automatically kill this process? If so, press "Yes". This will not save the application's data however.
Otherwise, properly close this program yourself now and press "No."
To abort installation, press "Cancel".
<--WPI0181-->: An error occured in the WarpIN decompression engine. This archive appears to be corrupt. If you have downloaded it from the Internet, try to download it again.
<--WPI0182-->: Unable to open archive "%1".
<--WPI0183-->: Archive "%1" has an invalid header.
<--WPI0184-->: Unable to open archive "%1", which was referenced from archive "%2". Make sure that these files are in the same directory.
<--WPI0185-->: "%1" is not a valid value for this variable.
<--WPI0186-->: This archive was designed to use codepage %1, which is not available on your system. WarpIN will try to continue, but some display might look awkward.
<--WPI0187-->: You have selected packages which have lower version numbers than those which are already installed on your system.
If you really want to downgrade an application, it is probably better to deinstall it first and then re-install.
Are you sure you want to do this?
<--WPI0188-->: Unable to write report. The following error was reported:
%1
<--WPI0189-->: Package "%1" was referenced as a macro, but is not installed. Terminating.
<--WPI0190-->: The following packages are required, but not installed on your system:
%1
Install those packages before continuing with the current archive. Installation cannot continue.
<--WPI0191-->: The file "%1" is currently in use by another process and cannot be deleted.
Should WarpIN unlock the file and delete it anyways?
<--WPI0192-->: WarpIN: Restart WPS?
<--WPI0193-->: WarpIN can now automatically restart the Workplace Shell for you to have the system changes take effect.
Do you want to have WarpIN have restart the Workplace Shell now?
<--WPI0194-->: The packages which you have selected for deinstallation are required by other packages in the database.
<--WPI0195-->: The WarpIN help file was not found. Help is unavailable.
<--WPI0196-->: An exception occured while WarpIN was trying to kill the process "%1". This might be a problem with newer fixpaks. Please manually kill that process before pressing OK.
<--WPI0197-->: Copying "%s" to "%s"
<--WPI0198-->: An error occured copying the file "%2".
OS/2 reported error code %1, meaning:
%3
Please copy the files manually to your existing installation. WarpIN will terminate now.
<--WPI0199-->: The WarpIN installation in the directory "%1" was successfully updated. Please use your existing WarpIN program objects for the updated installation.
This instance of WarpIN will terminate now. You can safely delete the files from this directory.
<--WPI0200-->: The WarpIN installation in "%1" has been disabled. You should not get the previous messages again.
Do you wish to also (re)create the WarpIN Workplace Shell objects to point to your new installation?
<--WPI0201-->: Cannot find any tags in the install script. Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0202-->: Internal error, cannot access script data.
<--WPI0203-->: Package index %1 was specified in the script, but no corresponding package was found in the archive. Installation cannot proceed.
<--WPI0204-->: You have specified an invalid file name for the install log file. Your new log file name has not been saved.
<--WPI0205-->: Hmmm. WarpIN was unable to query the system's process list for some reason... DosQProcStat returned error %1.
You must manually kill the process "%2" before installation can continue. Press OK only after you have killed that process, or Cancel to abort the installation now.
<--WPI0206-->: WarpIN has detected active REXX code in an installation script. While this is not necessarily dangerous, you can now abort installation if you are worrying that this code might harm your system.
<--WPI0207-->: If you now press "OK", that code will get executed, and installation will continue.
Otherwise press "Cancel" now, and installation will abort. In that case, no active code will be executed.