2001	Congratulations, the Builder has completed developing a Grain Farm, and you have completed Episode 1.  \n\nAs your Empire expands in future episodes, you will want to continue using your Builder to increase the amount of Grain, Meat, and other resources available to your capital city. Developing natural resources will be an important activity throughout the game.
2002	Congratulations, the Engineer has completed building road that connects a Grain Farm to the capital city. That Grain will be automatically transported to the city where it will be eaten by industrial workers.\n\nYou can verify that the Grain farm tile is connected in two ways: hold the cursor over the tile and look at the help text that appears in the top right of the screen. It will show that "Max Transport" has gone from 0 to 1. You could also info-click on the tile to get a detailed report about the tile. Note that you did not have to build road all the way into the Grain Farm tile --just being adjacent to road is sufficient.\n\nAs your Empire expands in future episodes, you will want to continue using your Engineer to connect the developments made by the Builder. 
2003	Congratulations,  your Explorer just discovered a hidden mineral deposit, and you have completed Episode 3.  \n\nContinue to use your Explorer each turn to look for valuable resources in your homeland. Don t forget that prospected minerals are not usable until the Builder develops them.\n\nIn the early part of the game, the most important mineral resource to locate is iron ore.  Processed iron (cast iron) is used by the Builder and the Engineer, and is also used to build military and naval units.\n\nLater in the game, copper, tin, and coal will be important as well. Eventually,  you will send an Explorer to prospect and explore in the New World.\n
2004	Congratulations,  your Builder and Engineer have completed the goal of connecting two more developments to the capital. You have the start of a good road network.\n\nThere are certain types of resources which are especially important at the beginning of the game.  As you continue with this tutorial, keep your Builder and Engineer busy developing and connecting terrain tiles that produce Timber, Iron Ore and Wool, which are important for industry, and Grain and Cattle, which are needed to feed the industrial workers. \n\nThe developments which you have made so far  are all level 1 developments, which means simply that they produce one unit of resources (such as timber, or grain) every turn. Later technologies will permit the Builder to work on the same terrain tiles again increasing the resource output of the development on the tile. Technologies will also lead to improved roads capable of transporting these additional resources to the capital city. \n
2005	Congratulations,  you have produced Lumber, Cast Iron and Fabric, thus completing Episode 5.\n\nThe Builder uses Lumber and Cast Iron each time he develops a tile. The Engineer uses Lumber and Cast Iron each time he builds road. You will use Fabric in the next Episode, to recruit new laborers into the city. \n
2006	Congratulations,  you have your industrial workers set to make Fabric, Lumber and Cast Iron every turn, as long as the resources are available. You have completed Episode 6. \n\nIn the next episode, you will learn how to transport resources which are too far from your capital to be quickly reached via road. \n
2007	The Engineer has completed building the port, which concludes this episode. \n\nNow that you have two ports (your capital and the one just constructed) your Engineer may build roads connected to either one. \n\nHowever, keep in mind that the resources gathered from roads connected only to the new (non-capital) port must be moved by ship from the port back to the capital city. As you will learn in the next episode there are advantages to land transport. \n\nIt will be a good idea later in the game to connect all your ports (on the same continent) with roads to the capital.  For now, ports are an efficient way to gain distant resources. \n\n
2008	Congratulations,  you have succeed in transporting at least four units of resources by ship. You have completed Episode 8.  \n\nIn future episodes, as your Empire expands into other continents, you may develop several separate land transport networks joined only by ports. This type of expansion requires the construction of a much larger fleet since these resources must be moved by ship to the capital. Ships are also used for other purposes including trade, controlling the seas, and exploration.\n\n\n
2009	Congratulations,  your ship has uncovered the coastline of the New World. You have completed Episode 9. \n\nGenerally, it is a good idea to keep one ship exploring until the entire coast is mapped. Some find it convenient to order their ships while using the zoomed out map.\n\nSend your Explorer to search the interior of these new lands. He exposes all the tiles around him. The New World contains exotic resources not found in the Old World, such as Cotton, Tobacco, Silver and Diamonds. \n
2010	Congratulations, your ship or Explorer has uncovered a tribal capital.  This makes it possible to conduct diplomacy and trade with this tribe for the first time.  Continue exploring to find the other tribal capitals.\n\nThe next episodes introduce diplomacy and trade.  The episodes use the Old World for the demonstration. Keep in mind, however, that these same strategies for trade and diplomacy apply to those tribes whose capitals you have located.\n
2011	Congratulations, by building a Consulate and granting a trade subsidy,  you have become the favored trade partner of a Minor Nation. \n\nThe inter-dependency of trade and diplomatic success will be a recurring theme during your rule. The long term purpose of diplomacy is getting other countries to choose to join your Empire. But the short term goal is to gain a steady trade supply of the resources that the other nation produces. \n\nOnce you have become the favorite trading partner of a minor nation, you can count on trade offers each turn. This is especially useful at the beginning of the game when your own nation has not yet developed its transport network.\n
2012	Congratulations, you have successfully sold a material and bought a resource. You have completed Episode 12.  \n\nAs the game continues, you should complete as many trades as possible with minor nations with whom you have Trade Consulates. Each of those trade deals improves relations between your Great Power and the Minor Nation. \n\nYou now know the two methods--transport and trade-- of gaining resources (or materials) for production. Generally you should purchase resources that are in short supply in your own country. Buying materials on the market is often a bad idea because of the high costs. It is wiser to rely on your own production to turn resources into materials.\n
2013	Your new military unit is stationed at your capital city. You have completed Episode 13.  \n\nYour new military unit will come up in the unit cycle after the civilians. The best thing to do with it at this point is give it orders to defend the capital (click the right-most unit order button on the toolbar).\n\nThis first unit is merely the beginning of your military buildup. (Even pacifist nations must have strong defense forces.) The next episode covers the uses of naval and military forces to expand your Empire .\n\n\n
2014	Congratulations, you completed Episode 14.   Your force of 3 new Pikemen is garrisoned at the capital. \n\nThis force should be able to conquer a province in the New World.  In the next episode, you will use your navy to establish a beachhead in the New World, so that you can send in the troops.
2015	Congratulations, you have established a landing zone, or beachhead, in the New World. In the next episode you will send troops into the province with the beachhead.\n\nThe fleet maintaining the beachhead is safe enough for now, because the tribes have no naval forces to threaten it. However, if you were fighting another Great Power, your ships could be intercepted. In that case it would be necessary to send enough force to protect your fleet from hostile ships.\n\n
2016	Congratulations, your attack on the New World province was successful. You have completed Episode 16. That province is now part of your Empire. It appears as your color on the diplomacy map. \n\nYour civilian units can now develop this new territory in the same way they have been developing your home country.  An important first step is the construction of a port. Roads built out from this port gather the commodities of your new province. \n\nSome commodities, such as sugar and tobacco, are only available in the New World and are essential for the long term development of your Great Power. You should keep a garrison in the New World to protect your conquests.\n
2017	Congratulations, your research efforts and patience have been rewarded: you have completed the discovery of a new technology. \n\nEach new technology expands the capabilities of your Empire, provided that your economy is developed sufficiently to take advantage of the new opportunities. In a game of Imperialism II, you must balance your technological growth with the growth of the infrastructure required to benefit from a new technology.\n\n
2018	It is the year 1650. Now that have completed the tutorial and learned the rudiments of running an Empire, the time has come for you to assume your rightful place as full monarch. 
2101	Your country is still rural and undeveloped. While the people may be surviving by living off the land, they are not producing anything that could be used by large scale industry, nor are they producing enough food to feed the industrial work force in your capital.\n\nTo get terrain tiles to produce useful quantities, you must develop them with the Builder.  When a Builder develops a tile, a small structure appears. You will see that the tiles adjacent to your capital city are already developed. \n\nWhen you close this window, a smaller window will appear. At the top it provides feedback on your last action. The lower text helps prompt your next action. 
2102	Welcome to Episode 2. You are getting a new unit, the Engineer, and access to the unit cycling buttons on the toolbar.\n\nDeveloped resources are of no use unless they are transported to the capital city. The main function for the Engineer is to build a road network connecting developed resources to the capital city, where they can be used for industry or trade.\n\nResource tiles are considered "connected" if they have a road going through them, or are adjacent to a tile that has road in it. Resource tiles adjacent to the capital city or to other ports are also connected.\n\nClick the question mark button on the lower right of the Main Map screen for explanations of road networks and of how to use the unit cycle buttons shown in the toolbar. \n\n
2103	Welcome to Episode 3. You are getting a new unit, an Explorer. \n\nHills, mountains, swamps and deserts may conceal valuable minerals. The Explorer prospects these areas, searching for minerals.  Once minerals are located, the Builder can construct a mine. 
2104	Welcome to Episode 4, in which you will continue to work with your Builder and Engineer.\n\nTiles developed by your Builder produce resources each turn. Your Empire gains those resources if the development is connected to the capital city by road. 
2105	Welcome to Episode 5. You are getting access to the Industry button on the ribbon toolbar.  The Production panel in the Industry Orders screen is used to make materials.\n\nThe resources your Empire gains each turn are used to produce materials.  For example, Timber is processed into Lumber, and Iron Ore is converted to Cast Iron.\n\nLumber and Cast Iron have many uses, for example the Builder uses them for all developments, and the Engineer uses them to build roads.  Wool is turned into Fabric, which is needed to recruit labor and later, to build sailing ships.\n\nAdditionally, materials may be sold to other nations for a profit. 
2106	Welcome to Episode 6. You are getting access to a new button on the Industry Orders screen.  \n\nAll production of materials requires labor.  As the game progresses your Empire requires more and more labor. The Labor Panel is used to recruit more peasant laborers and to improve the quality of the laborers later in the game.\n\nWith the additional Peasant labor, you will be able to make three materials at a time. 
2107	Welcome to Episode 7. You will be putting your Engineer to work in a new activity.\n\nSometimes resources you need are so far from your capital that the expense and time required for road construction make building a port a better option. Like roads, ports collect resources from any tile on or adjacent to the port s location. They also collect fish from the ocean and rivers, which helps feed industrial workers.\n\nSince items gathered by a port can move over water, it is not necessary for ports to be connected by road to the capital. If you do eventually connect a port, however, some of the commodities it picks up will move over land.
2108	Welcome to Episode 8. You are getting access to the Transport button on the ribbon toolbar.  \n\nThe roads built by your Engineer have been transporting resources every turn automatically. \nLand (or road) transport is shown with green slider bars on the transport screen.\n\nUnlike road transport, transport of resource by sea (from a port) must have ships assigned to it. The transport screen is used to give these orders.  Each type of commodity that can be moved by water is represented by a blue colored slider bar on the transport screen. \n\nUse the arrows at the ends of the slider bars to control how much of a commodity your ships will move.
2109	Welcome to Episode 9. You are gaining control of your navy, and getting access to the Zoom button at the top left of the toolbar.\n\nYour ships are presently all assigned to the home fleet (stationed in the harbor), where they are available for transport orders. In this episode, you will order one ship to move out on the open seas, beginning the exploration of the New World. 
2110	As an Old World ruler, one of your duties is to bring civilization to the tribes of the New World. Of course, if your country makes a few profits at the same time it seems only fair. \n\nYou cannot trade with a Tribe until you have discovered its capital. Tribal capitals along the coast can be discovered by ship.\nYou must send the Explorer to the New World to discover inland capitals. 
2111	Welcome to Episode 11. You are getting access to the Diplomacy button on the ribbon toolbar.  \n\nDiplomatic actions are used to gain influence in other countries without war. This leads to advantages over the other Great Powers when conducting trade. By building a long term peaceful relationship you may eventually convince other countries to join your Empire.
2112	Welcome to Episode 12. You are getting access to the Trade button on the ribbon toolbar.  \n\nThrough trade your Empire makes profits selling materials, and gains additional raw resources from other lands.  As the favored trading partner of a Minor nation, your Great Power gets the first opportunity to buy its products.
2113	Welcome to Episode 13. You are getting access to the Units button on the Industry Orders screen.  \n\nIt s a good idea to develop defensive forces, and order them to defend each of your provinces. It is especially important to defend the capital. If the capital is conquered, you lose. \n\nYou can build military units,  as well as civilian workers and ships, using the unit building panel in the Industry Orders screen. Consider building a knight or a pikeman.  These are two of the more effective units early in the game.\n
2114	Welcome to Episode 14, in which you will prepare an assault force.\n\nAlthough conquest is not the only viable option for exploiting the New World, the Tribes are a handy target for learning to command an invasion. \n\nThe nations of the Old World tend to be too powerful to be successfully attacked early in the game. However, a small but strong force should be able to conquer a New World province.
2115	Declaring war is a prerequisite to battle in the Old World. However, the Great Powers play by different rules in the New World,  and no declaration is required.\n\nOverseas invasion is carried out in 2 steps: beachhead and attack. In this episode you will carry out the first step, establishing a beachhead where your troops will land. \n
2116	As you may recall, overseas invasion is carried out in 2 steps: beachhead and attack. Now that you have established a beachhead, in this episode you will carry out the second step, attacking. 
2117	Welcome to Episode 17. You are getting access to the Technology button on the ribbon toolbar.  \n\nNew technologies increase your abilities and efficiency in every aspect of developing an Empire. As the game progresses, all the Great Powers will research and discover new technologies, attempting to gain advantages over their foes. \n\nThis is the last episode of the tutorial. \n
2118	Welcome to Episode 18, the final episode of the tutorial. \n\nOne of the basic challenges in the early part of a game of Imperialism II is feeding your population. You need to be bringing in one unit of food (grain, livestock or fish) every turn for each army regiment, ship, and industrial worker group.\n\nYour goal for the remaining turns of the tutorial is to make sure that by the time the tutorial ends in 1650, you are transporting in enough food every turn to feed your people. Unlike previous episodes, this one will not end when you achieve the goal. You will be allowed to continue playing until 1600.\n
2119	Review of the Tutorial Episodes:\n\n#1 - Building a land transport network\n#2 - Discovering minerals\n#3 - Developing resources and feeding the people\n#4 - Processing resources into materials\n#5 - Building a labor force\n#6 - Building ports\n#7 - Transporting resources by ship\n#8 - Discovering the New World\n#9 - Exploring the New World with the Explorer and by ship\n#10 - Conducting diplomacy\n#11- Trade: buying cheap resources and selling expensive processed materials\n#12 - Building military units\n#13 - Developing an effective army\n#14 - Establishing a beachhead\n#15 - Invading the New World\n#16 - Researching technology\n#17 - Feeding the people,
2201	"  Grain fields, shown with a yellow-gold color, are sites for farms.\n"   When you hold the mouse over a tile where the Builder can work,  you will see a hammer cursor.\n"  The Builder takes 2 turns to develop a grain farm.\n"  Toolbar information for the Builder:\n--icons show what types of resources the Builder can develop. \n--subscripts show how many tiles in your country produce that resource and still need to be developed\n"  Click an icon on the toolbar to center the map on a tile that contains that resource and could be developed.\n"  Click the Builder in the toolbar to center the map on the Builder again.\n"  Move the cursor to the edges of the screen to scroll the map.\n"  To close this window, click the small gold box in the top left corner.  \n
2202	"  The unit pictured in the toolbar is selected and ready for work. It will also appear on the map with a flashing white outline (currently hidden by this window).\n"  The Engineer builds roads from where he is into the adjacent tile.\n"  The Engineer takes 1 turn to build road through most tiles, except hills, mountains and swamps, which take 2 turns. \n"  It s a good idea to continue using the Builder to develop more Grain Farms and other natural resources.\n"  Click the question mark button on the lower right of the Main Map screen to bring up the Help briefing for this episode. It contains further explanations of the very important concepts of road networks and knowing which tiles are connected. \n"  The Help briefing for this episode also discusses the unit cycling buttons in the toolbar.\n
2203	"  The Explorer can look for minerals in tiles where you see an eye cursor.\n"  If any tiles adjacent to your capital city contain minerals, they are already explored and developed.\n"  Look at the help text at the top right of the screen to see the name of the type of terrain under the cursor. \n"  Info-click on a space (right click, or shift click) for a more complete description of everything in the space.
2204	"  Developments are connected by road if their tile is adjacent to or on a tile with a road in it, and if the road extends unbroken back to the capital city. \n"  Look at the help text at the top right of the screen to see the if a tile is considered connected to the city. \n"  If the Explorer has found minerals relatively near the capital, it is a good idea to develop them with the Builder and connect them with the Engineer.\n"  You can cancel or confirm a unit s orders by clicking on the working unit.
2205	"  Click the factory button on the toolbar to bring up the Industry Orders screen (it looks like the button in the picture above).\n"  You don t have enough labor to build all three materials in one turn. You will need to set orders for two items, then change your orders the next turn.\n"  The blue banner at the top of the Industry Orders lists all the resources and materials currently available to your Empire. \n"  To produce Cast Iron, you will need to move the feedback window (click and drag on the bar at the top).
2206	"  Click the hammer icon at the top of the Industry Orders screen to access the Labor Panel.\n"  It makes the most sense to recruit new peasants in sets of two, because production of one unit of material requires the labor of two peasants. \n"  Don t recruit too many Peasants: you have to feed them all.\n"  Click the question mark button on the Main Map or Industry Orders screen for further help with this episode.
2207	"  The Engineer must first deploy (move without working) to the site for the future port. He can build the port on the next turn.\n"  The cursor for deploying is a green arrow.\n"  If you put the Engineer to sleep in a previous episode, click on him to wake him. He will then come up normally in the unit cycle.\n"  To build a port, hold the cursor over the tile where the Engineer is standing. The cursor will look like a hammer. The framed area shows the adjacent tiles, which would be connected to that port. 
2208	"  Click the carriage button on the toolbar to bring up the Transport Orders screen (it looks like the button in picture above). \n"  On the Transport Orders screen, automatic road transport is shown by green in the slider, while ship transport is marked with blue in the slider.\n"  Ship units will appear on the map docked in your capital harbor. Ships left in the harbor are available for transport orders. You will not be allowed to move ships out of the harbor during this episode. 
2209	"  Ships can move to sea zones where the cursor appears as a ship s wheel.\n"  Use the magnifying glass button on the toolbar to switch to the zoomed out map, where sea zones that the selected ships can reach are highlighted\n"  Ships are grouped into fleets. Each fleet is represented by one ship icon on the map.\n"  Any ship ordered to leave your home port will no longer be available for transporting resources. \n"  As you approach the coastline, you will first see just the very edge. You need to come closer and reveal more of the land to satisfy the goal of this episode.
2210	"  To explore inland, send your Explorer to the New World (by clicking on an exposed tile in the New World when he is selected).\n"  Moving a ship around a concealed continent reveals its entire coastline.\n"  If you put the Explorer to sleep in a previous episode, wake him up by clicking on him, or by typing  w  to wake all units. \n"  Click on the mini-map in the toolbar to quickly scroll from the Old World to the New World. \n
2211	"  Click the scroll button on the toolbar to bring up the Diplomacy Orders screen (it looks like the button in the picture above).\n"  Steps to becoming the most favored trade partner:\n1. Choose a Minor Nation to court\n2. Establish a trade consulate with that nation\n3. Give that nation a trade subsidy\n     (more details are given in the Help briefing)\n"  The name of the most favored trade partner of a country is displayed when that country is selected on the Diplomacy map while the Information overlay is displayed. \n"  Click the question mark button in the top right scroll knob on the Diplomacy Screen for more help with this episode.\n"  Your country is always selected when you bring up the Diplomacy Orders screen.\n"  The world is divided into Great Powers and Minor Nations. In the Old World, Minor Nations are called Neutral States. In the New World, they are Tribes. 
2212	"  Click the coins button on the toolbar to bring up the Trade Orders screen. (It looks like the button in the picture above.)\n"  Materials are listed at the top of the Trade Orders screen, resources are shown in the bottom half.\n"  Make sure you have enough ships available to both buy and sell.\n"  You can find out what resources a Minor Nation sells using the "information" panel on the Diplomacy Orders screen or by investigating the terrain around the capital on the map.\n"  Enter a "B" buy bid on the resources sold by the Minor Nation.\n
2213	"  You can reach the Units panel by clicking on the flags icon in the top banner on the Industry Orders screen.\n"  If you have been playing effectively, all your industrial labor will have been assigned to producing materials. However, because Peasants who are working cannot be drafted into the army or navy, you will need to reduce your materials production orders to make a Peasant available for drafting. \n"  Just as each Peasant unit represents a large group of Peasant workers, each military unit constructed represents a regiment.\n
2214	"  You probably don t have enough labor at the start of this Episode to build 3 Pikemen, and even if you did, you probably don t have enough labor left over to keep working on industry. You will need to recruit more peasants using the labor panel.\n"  All units and peasants need to be fed.  As you expand your workforce, it is crucial that you also expand the amount of food (grain, livestock, fish) you are transporting into the city.\n"  When the unit you built last episode comes up in the unit cycle, give it orders to Defend your capital.
2215	"  Fleets must be in a sea zone adjacent to the province to be invaded before the landing site can be established.\n"  When a group of ships is selected,  a cannon cursor indicates a landing site mission.\n"  The larger the fleet used, the more land units you can send on the attack next turn.\n"  To make success more likely, look for a New World province whose force size is shown as two tents, rather than three tents.\n"  When your Pikemen come up in the unit cycle, just click the  No orders this turn  button. You will use them next turn. 
2216	"  Sending your 3 Pikemen on this attack is a good idea.\n"  When your army comes up in the unit cycle, use the minimap to quickly scroll the map over to the province where you see the invading Fleet at the shore.\n"  If you previously gave your Pikemen orders to defend, they will not come up automatically in the unit cycle. Click the garrison tents where they are defending to select them. \n"  Since the capital city is a port, units encamped there may attack into the overseas province with your landing site.\n"  To order the attack, hold the cursor over the target province. It will look like a set of crossed swords. Click on the province. A red attack arrow on the map confirms that the attack is ordered.\n"  The battle will take place after you click the  End Turn  button.\n
2217	"  Click the compass in the ribbon toolbar to bring up the Technology Orders screen.\n"  Although you can select which technologies to research manually, you should turn on computer control for the technology orders until you are familiar with the game. \n"  Successful research is announced at the beginning of a new turn. The exact moment of success is unpredictable.\n"  While you are waiting for your technology research investments to bear fruit, concentrate on building your transport network, developing more resources, and building up your labor force.   \n
2218	"  Use the Builder to develop more Grain Farms and Cattle Ranches, and use the Engineer to connect those developments to the city by road.\n"  The Labor panel in the Industry Orders screen shows a summary in the lower left of how many workers, regiments and ships you have.  Add them up to total up food needs. \n"  Hold your cursor over the icons of grain and fish and livestock in the right hand scroll of the Industry Orders screen   the help text in the top right summarizes how many units of each are needed, and how many are currently being transported in.
2219	Here is a short list of game elements for you to explore when you play your next game as a full monarch:\n\nMilitary   Tactical battle\nDiplomacy   Declare war, use treaties and grants\nIndustry   Train up a more effective workforce\nMerchant unit   buy land in the New World\nEspionage - use Spies to advance technology research\nPiracy - seize rivals  transport and trade goods and ships\nMultiplayer   play over a local network or use the Internet\nVictory - gain control of the Old World, through war or diplomacy\nPreferences - customize the game play and difficulty settings\nFeedback   use the status and roster screens which can be accessed from the Information button on the Main Map toolbar\n\n\n
2290	Sidebar: About Automated Orders\n\nYou may delegate many of your responsibilities as monarch to your assistant (also known as the computer).\n\nWhen this is possible, a button appears on the ribbon at the top left of the screen, which you can toggle between human and computer control. \n\nUsing the assistant is an excellent way to learn. The right way to use it is to click the button so the computer sets the orders, then go in and adjust the orders to achieve your particular short term goals (such as the tutorial episode goals). \n\nAs you become a more experienced ruler, you will find it more efficient to set all orders personally. 
2292	You may want to try the tutorial again before moving on to the regular game. \n\n(In the full version of the game, there is no time limit on the tutorial).
2293	It s 1650.\n\nAlthough you have not completed the tutorial, time has run out. 
2294	You have learned the basics of playing Imperialism II: Age of Exploration. You are ready to start a playing a regular game, perhaps on Introductory or Easy. 
2295	You have learned the basics of playing Imperialism II: Age of Exploration. When you have the full version, you will be ready to start a regular game. 
2296	Congratulations, you have researched a new technology and completed the tutorial. \n\nEach new technology expands the capabilities of your Empire, provided that your economy is developed sufficiently to take advantage of the new opportunities. In a game of Imperialism II, you must balance your technological growth with the growth of the infrastructure required to benefit from a new technology.
2297	Clicking this button delegates some of your responsibilities as monarch to your assistant (also known as the computer).\n\nUsing the assistant is an excellent way to learn. The right way to use it is to click the button so the computer sets the orders, then go in and adjust the orders to achieve your particular short term goals. 
2298	Clicking this button delegates some of your responsibilities as monarch to your assistant (also known as the computer).\n\nUsing the assistant is an excellent way to learn. The right way to use it is to click the button so the computer sets the orders, which gives you an idea of some sensible orders. Then go in and adjust the orders to achieve your particular short term goals (such as the tutorial episode goals). \n\nIf you leave the computer assistant in control, your adjusted orders will be carried out for one turn only, then next turn, the computer assistant will make all new orders. \n\nSo turn the automated assistant off  if you want your changes to be used for more than one turn. 
2299	Welcome to the demo version of Imperialism II: Age of Exploration.\n\nOnly the tutorial is available in this version.  The tutorial consists of 17 episodes. In the full version, there is no turn limit on the tutorial, but there is one in this demo version. Even if you haven t completed the tutorial, the game will end after 75 turns, in the year 1650.\nClick the scrolls on the table to begin the tutorial. 
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2328	Although the first successful internal combustion engine was invented in 1860 by Lenoir, practical applications were not developed until the close of the century.  Diesel patented his engine in 1892, and in 1893 both Karl Benz and Henry Ford built their first motorcars.\n\nPractical oil and gasoline burning internal combustion engines permit the recruiting of Armored and Mechanized regiments and the upgrading of older units to these modern types. Additionally, Drillers may improve Oil wells to Level III, producing six units per turn.
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3011	\nYour civilian units work to expand the pool of available resources on the Terrain Map. \n\nProspectors look for minerals in barren hills and mountains. Later, they can search for oil. \nMiners open mines after the minerals are found.\nFarmers improve the output of fruit, grain, and cotton.\nForesters improve the output of timber\nRanchers improve the output of livestock and wool.\n\nUnlike these units, Engineers are used to connect the resources to a transport network so they may be used to feed your workers and supply your industries. If a terrain tile is within one tile of a connected rail depot, a port, or the capital city, the resources in that tile are available to the transport network. 
3012	\nWhenever a civilian is selected you will see a white flashing outline around him, and his picture will be shown in the toolbar. \n\nIn the toolbar you see a picture of the selected civilian along with information about him. On the map you see your civilian units, a variety of terrain, towns, and defensive military encampments (small tents). \n\nThere are nine types of terrain that always supply a resource: fertile hills(wool), plantations(cotton), open range(livestock), farms(grain), orchards(fruit), hardwood forest(timber), dry plains(grain), ranches(horses), and scrub forests(timber). The last three types cannot be improved to produce more than one unit per turn.\n\nThere are two types of terrain that might conceal mineral resources: barren hills(coal or iron), and mountains (coal, iron, gold, gems).\n\nSome of the other types of terrain on the map become valuable later in the game, like deserts and tundra.\n\n
3013	\nAs you move your cursor across the map it will alter according to what will happen if you click in that location. You can safely experiment because any order you give can be canceled at no cost. \n\nOnce you give an order to a civilian a question mark will appear when you place the cursor over the ordered unit. Click on the unit and a dialog box informs you what he is doing and lets you cancel or confirm his orders. \n\nYou can be sure a civilian is working when the unit animates.\n
3014	\nCursors tell you what will happen if you send your civilian to that terrain tile. For most units, a hammer cursor appears over tiles where that unit could move and do work. \n\nThe Prospector has a special cursor, an eye that appears over places he can search for minerals. The Engineer also has a special cursor, the railroad track cursor which appears over tiles to which he could build rail. When the hammer cursor appears over the Engineer, it indicates that he could construct a depot, port or fort in his current space.\n\nIf you see a green arrow, the civilian can move there, but he will accomplish no work this turn.\n\n
3015	\nYou may cycle through your units using the next unit button on the toolbar (a small arrow). \n\nIf you wish to select a civilian unit without waiting for it in the cycle, move the cursor over a unit on the map. When the cursor becomes a small hammer with a flag, click to select the unit. \n\nThis allows you to select units that are not currently in the automatic cycle, or to command units in a different order than presented by the cycle.\n\n
3021	\nIn the middle of the toolbar, the higher row of four buttons takes you to transport, industry, trade, and diplomacy. Each of these four buttons highlights every turn until you have visited that screen. \n\nThe lower row of four buttons provides orders for the selected unit on the map. The toolbar includes a mini-map of the world. \n\nIn the top row a microscope button takes you to the technology interface. \n\nHot text in the upper right reminds you of button functions when the cursor is over a button.\n
3022	\nWhen a civilian unit is working he is animated on the map. Most work, with the exception of rail building and prospecting, takes three turns.\n\nOn the map, you will know your worker is finished when he returns to the unit cycle for orders. A flashing white outline around the unit on the map tells you he is selected and ready for a new command.\n\nIf a worker is deployed (using a green arrow cursor) he does no work during the turn and appears in gray scale and non-animated. Units told to sleep also look like this.  \n\n
3023	\nAlthough units may be commanded by clicking on the map, the four unit buttons can be convenient as well. \n\nThe first button disbands a civilian and sends the worker back to industry. This is useful if you have nothing more for the civilian to do. For military units this button brings up the details of a group of regiments. \n\nOther unit buttons include: the later button (an arrow), which continues to the next unit in the cycle; the done button (an X), which ends the turn for the selected unit; and the sleep button, which removes the selected unit from the cycle next turn.\n
3024	\nTransport, industry, trade, and diplomacy screens do not need to be visited every turn. When something in the world situation has changed, you will need to change your orders on one or more of these screens. Generally, the industry screen requires the most attention of the four. \n\nYou will receive warnings from your ministers if the situation on one of these screens desperately demands new orders. Eventually highly successful rulers need to learn when to visit these screens before the situation is urgent enough to generate a warning from the ministers. \n
3025	\nThere are two shortcuts for moving units without scrolling across your nation or the world. \n\nThe mini-map in the upper right portion of the toolbar permits you to jump to any part of the world. This is useful for moving civilians, military, and naval units. \n\nAdditionally you can find a place for the civilians (with the exception of the Engineer) to work by clicking one of the miniature terrain tiles near the bottom of the toolbar. This will center the map on the next tile where they can perform work.\n\n
3031	\nThis screen represents the industrial might of your Empire. Here you order production, using the labor of workers to produce raw resources into materials such as steel or lumber, and to produce the materials into goods such as armaments or furniture. \n\nClick on the warehouse in the upper center of the screen to see how much of each commodity is now available.  The warehouse display is divided into different Production Economies.\n\nClick on the six factories and mills on the lower half of the screen. This is where you order industrial production. As you move the sliders on these pop-up screens, the commodities used by the factories and mills are deducted from the warehouse.\nThese production dialogs may be left open when you leave the screen, and can be relocated anywhere on the screen. \n\nIf you use items in one production dialog and later decide you want those items elsewhere you merely change your commands. The order in which you open the production dialog boxes is irrelevant.\n\n
3032	\nBy moving your cursor across the screen you can find the name of each building in the hot text at the upper right. \n\nThe trade school and the capitol building manage and develop the industrial workers who provide labor for the city. On the left border of the screen you see the workers in your city now, with the total amount of labor available represented by the arm icon shown above them. \n\nThe food processing center provides a means of preserving some of your food in case of fresh food shortfalls. The workers eat food every turn. The amount of food demanded each turn appears on the right border. At the beginning of the game you own a stockpile of canned food that the workers will eat if insufficient raw foods are provided.\n\nThe railyard is used to construct transportation to allow more resources to reach your industry. The armory, university, and shipyard allow you to build more units. \n
3033	\nClick on one of the factory buildings to bring up a factory production dialog.  In this box you see a production equation explaining what this factory can do.\n\nTo order production at a factory click on the arrow to the right of the slider until the maximum amount of production (capacity) is reached, or until you run out of a necessary item. You can change your mind and reduce or eliminate production by clicking on the other arrow. \n\nAll materials have multiple uses, so it is not always the right decision to produce all the goods you can.\n
3034	\nA production equation referring to labor (represented by the icon of a bicep) appears on each production dialog, and on some of the other building screens as well. The workers displayed on the left border of the screen supply the labor for these centers. \n\nAn untrained worker (gray smock) supplies one point of labor per turn. Trained workers (light blue smock) supply more labor (two per turn); expert workers (dark blue smock) supply the most (four per turn).\n\nBy training a worker in the Trade School--the dark red building to the left of the screen-- you increase the amount of labor he provides each turn. He won't be able to work during the turn he is trained. Training costs paper and money.\n\nYou control migration to your industries through the capitol building in the middle of the screen. New untrained migrants come from the rural districts of your empire in response to your expenditure of food and consumer goods. Be careful not to increase your population faster than your food supplies warrant.\n
3035	\nEach of the four large sections on the warehouse display summarizes one of the economies in the game. \n\nThe top section, for example, shows on the left side the amount of stored cotton and wool. These are the raw resources in the textile economy. Next you see the amount of fabric; the material in the textile economy. Finally, you see the amount of clothing; the end product--or finished good--in the textile economy. \n\nWith the exception of food, there are two industrial buildings associated with each economy. The mills produce materials out of resources; and the factories produce goods out of materials.\n
3041	\nGreetings, your Excellency. As the ruler of a burgeoning Empire you enjoy a vast amount of power over political, military, and economic affairs. These Briefings will be presented to help you learn the interfaces through which you issue your commands.
3042	\nYou may reopen a Briefing, or reach the Imperialism help menu through the help and information button in the upper right corner of most screens. \n\nYou can take advantage of hot text messages on most screens by placing the cursor over objects or pictures.   \n\nWhen you want to know more about something, right mouse click on it.  Often, more information is available.
3043	\nThe world of Imperialism consists of provinces ruled by governors.  To win you must obtain the support of a majority of governors. \n\nThe world-wide Council of Governors nominates two Great Powers for possible victory every 10 years.  To be nominated your country must expand its industry and economic clout. Once there are two nominees all the governors in the world vote for one of the two, or abstain from voting.\n\nOwning, conquering or colonizing a province provides automatic support if your country is nominated to win.  \n\nIf your country is nominated, governors in other countries may choose to support you due to your diplomatic or military successes. Generally, provinces owned by Great Powers consider military threat when deciding to vote.  Minor Nation owned provinces, on the other hand, are more interested in the diplomatic prestige of the nominated Great Powers.\n\nYou might choose to play aggressively in one area of the world, and peacefully in another. A combination of military and diplomatic strategies will generally garner support the most quickly.
3044	\nThe computer icon at the top of the toolbar on the map screen takes you to the game control menu. You should save your game every six turns or so. This menu also lets you enter the preferences screen. Here you set controls for animations, sound, music, tactical battles, and other options.
3045	\nAs you give orders to your industry, traders, diplomats, civilian workers, and military, the rulers of other empires do the same. Your orders can be canceled at any time prior to clicking the End Turn button at the bottom of the toolbar on the map screen. When you click this button and the turn ends, the orders of all Great Powers are carried out simultaneously.
3051	\nOn the bid and offers screen you tell your merchants which commodities to try to buy and sell when the world market convenes after the end of the turn. \n\nThere are no guarantees on the world market. Your empire might need coal, for example, and have plenty of money, but if no other country is offering coal you will not be able to buy any. Likewise if no other country is bidding on the commodities you offer, you will not be able to sell them.\n\nUse your powerful industries to take advantage of the minor nations: buy their cheap raw resources and sell them back expensive finished goods. \n\nConsider changing the bids entered if there is something in particular you wish to buy. You should decide what to attempt to buy based on what resources you lack. \n
3052	\nEach commodity traded on the market is pictured to the left of the screen. At the top of the column are goods, followed by materials, with resources at the bottom. \n\nHot text will remind you of each commodity's name. Information on the screen includes the current world price and the amount you have available in your stockpile. \n\nNear the top of the right wooden border is a number under a ship icon. This represents your merchant marine. With rare exceptions, you are unable to buy and sell more total items in one turn than this number.\n\nYou may also occasionally see other icons appear in the border areas. When this occurs it means your industry or your workers have a particular demand for that item. \n
3053	\nAt the beginning of the game you should immediately begin to buy commodities, especially resources. \n\nTo bid (attempt to buy) a commodity click on the left-side brass slider in the same row as the desired commodity. You will find these sliders in the Orders column of the screen. When the slider appears it will have the word "bid" written on it.\n\nYou are limited to four buy bids in any turn. Additionally, if you decide to offer something for sale, you will not be able to bid on the same item in the same turn. \n\nYou can change your bids at any time until you end your turn. If you leave this screen and return later your bids will be saved.\n
3054	\nAfter the end of the turn, traders from every nation convene at the world trade market. Before trading begins, all the possible deals are compared and placed in order. \n\nEach offering country ranks the bidders in an order which is determined by the price the bidder would pay, and the strength of the diplomatic relations between potential buyer and seller. You can offer to pay extra (above the world price) using the diplomacy screen. \n\nThen the real trading begins, as the trade round for each commodity is conducted. Trade deals are presented one at a time in order to each potential buyer. Items from an offering nation are offered to their first place bidder, followed (if any remain unsold) by an offer to their second place bidder, and so on.\n\nTraders present offer sheets to you and you will accept or reject the offered commodities. You receive an additional Briefing at that time.\n
3055	\nAt the beginning of the game, prices of all commodities are at set values. Generally resources are valued at $100, materials at $300, and goods at $900. \n\nPrices are recalculated every turn prior to deals being offered. If demand outstrips supply, the price rises. If there is a glut, the price falls.\n\nThe new world price is used this turn and appears on the bid and offers screen next turn as a basis for next turn's calculations. \n
3061	\nAs your industries and infrastructure grow you will begin to need more money for expansion. Generally, great powers such as your empire make money by selling goods (armaments, hardware, furniture, and clothing) to the less developed world. \n\nIt is a good idea to establish a plan dividing the goods you produce between those for selling, and those for expanding your own population or military.\n
3062	\nThe goods available are listed in the top rows of the bid and offers screen. When you offer an item for sale a slider appears allowing control over quantity offered.\n
3063	\nOffers to sell are controlled by a brass slider to the right of the orders column. Once the slider is out, you control the quantity offered using the slider. \n\nWhile you are limited to four bids, you may offer as many different commodities as you like. The quantity you may offer is limited both by the amount you have in stock in the warehouse and by the merchant marine number. \n
3064	\nYour merchant marine carries cargo only for foreign trade. Merchant marine does not affect transport capacity within your empire. \n\nConstruct merchant ships in the shipyard to increase the amount of merchant marine. Each completed merchant ship adds more cargo space to your total merchant marine number.\n\nYour merchant marine can be intercepted by hostile great powers and in the event of war it is wise to protect it. Any undamaged naval vessels stationed in port will act as escorts for merchant marine during that turn's trade deliveries. \n\nIf your merchants are intercepted and taken or destroyed, the deals you made that relied on those merchants for pick-up or delivery will be canceled. \n
3071	\nUsing the diplomacy screen you may learn about and interact with the other nations in the world. The tabs at the sides of the lower part of the screen determine what actions you will take. \n\nIt is important to recognize that the advantages of diplomatic activity occur with the passage of time. The other countries in Imperialism are impressed by consistent and stable policies. You can only build friendly relations if you adopt a coherent strategy and stick to it. \n\nWhenever you open this screen you will begin on the information tab, a large blue I.  With this tab selected, you cannot take diplomatic actions. Instead you will be learning about other countries and the world diplomatic situation.\n\nThe tabs on the right hand side lead to action interfaces. Here you may set trade policies, provide grants to the leaders of other lands, and make diplomatic overtures such as non-aggression pacts. \n\nAt the beginning of the game, your options are limited. In most games you should begin by building Trade Consulates.
3072	\nWith the information tab selected you see four small symbols in the center of the lower part of the screen. Each of these symbols leads to different information: diplomatic status (such as treaty, war, or peace); relationship, (a measure of hostility or friendliness); and trade policies. \n\nThis information will change according to which country is selected on the map. Your nation is selected by default. Click the map to change the selected country. \n\nClicking on the tab directly beneath the information tab lets you know which powers are winning the game. Approximately every ten years, a world council of governors meets, nominates two great powers, and then votes to determine if one power enjoys the support of a majority of governors. \n\nAt the beginning of the game the council has not yet met.\n
3073	\nThe three tabs to the right of the screen are all used for giving orders. However, at the beginning of the game the top tab--diplomatic overtures-- is most useful to you. On this screen appear seven color coded scrolls.\n\nTo make a diplomatic overture, first select one of these scrolls, then click on the nation you select for the overture. A small symbol appears on the map within the borders of that nation. \n\nBecause you already have embassies with great powers, you cannot establish trade consulates with them. Embassies include trade consulates within them. You can always declare war on anyone you wish.\n\nIf you want to cancel an overture click on the icon that appears in that nation. It will disappear. Nothing is final until you end your turn. Overtures you make this turn take effect next turn. Some overtures may be refused by other nations, but trade consulates and declarations of war cannot be refused.\n
3074	\nTrade Consulates cost $500, but provide substantial benefits for the price.\n\nThe most immediate benefit is the right to set trade policies such as subsidies to encourage trade.  Trade policies are set using the tab with the ship icon on the right side of the screen.\n\nOnce a new trade consulate is established in a nation, each completed trade deal between your Empire and this nation causes an improvement of your diplomatic relationship. If relations improve enough, some of the council votes of the other nation might go to you. Eventually, their leaders could decide to join your Empire peacefully. \n\nA trade consulate also allows the later construction of an embassy.  Embassies, although quite costly, offer even greater control over diplomacy.
3075	\nA declaration of war must be made before any hostile action is taken. You cannot invade other's provinces, blockade their ports, or sink their fleets until you declare war. Lands you conquer always vote with you if you are nominated by the Council for victory.\n\nOn the other hand, wars harm your diplomatic relations with other nations who are friendly to the country you attack. The penalties will be greater when you attack countries who have reason to believe you are friendly, such as a signed non-aggression pact.\n
3081	 \nAs the Industrial Revolution barrels ahead, new discoveries become available to all Great Powers. Technological advances provide you a chance to improve the capabilities of your industry, agriculture, or military.\n\nFew nations can afford to retool their industries to take advantage of every technology as soon as it is invented. The strategy lies in selecting which technologies to invest in, deciding which are most beneficial for your situation. \n
3082	\nThe Technology Investment screen displays small pictures of both the technologies you have invested in, and those still available for investment. As new technologies become available, they will appear at the top of the list. By the end of the game, there will be several pages to view.\n\nClick the picture of a technology to view detailed information on the inventor and history of the discovery.\n\nThe other columns provide information about the technology, including the benefits of investing in it.\n
3083	\nClick on the purchase button to invest in a new technology. You may cancel your purchase at any time prior to the end of your turn. \n\nYou will receive an announcement about the new technology when the research is completed.\n\nNo purchase buttons are shown at the start of the game because no new technologies have become available yet.\n
3084	\nAvoid purchasing new technology until you can use it. \n\nFor example, there is little benefit gained in purchasing the spinning jenny, which permits farmers and ranchers to increase cotton and wool production, unless you have already built a farmer and/or a rancher and improved your production up to the maximum amount without the spinning jenny.\n
3101	\nYou should set your policies towrds other countries based on three geopolitical factors. \n\nFirst,  use the trade information icon on the Diplomacy screen to determine which other countries produce the most valuable resources.\n\nSecond, view the world map on the Diplomacy screen to determine which countries  geographic location should factor into your strategy.\n\nThird, use the relationships icon on the Diplomacy screen to learn how other countries feel about each other. You should set similar policies towards countries that like each other.
3111	\nOnce you have trade consulates your diplomatic controls expand.   You are able to establish embassies, and set trade policies with the trade consulate nations.\n\nThe trade policies tab is used to grant trade subsidies to the nations where you have trade consulates. This will encourage those nations to trade with you first.  As each trade deal is made relations between your country and the Minor Nation will improve further.\n\nThe diplomatic overtures tab is used to establish embassies.\nEmbassies immensely increase your diplomatic options and pave the way for eventual peaceful investment in and colonizing of the Minor Nation.\n\nOnce you have an Embassy you may use the grants tab to offer money to the other nation s leaders. These bribes lead to rapid improvement in relations. It is best not to question how this money is spent.
3112	\nOn the information screen (select the tab with the blue I) you see small white square with a green $ in nations with trade consulates. \n\nTo learn about the commodities these nations produce select the small ship at the bottom center of the screen, and then click on one of the nations showing your trade consulate icon. You see a list of major exports.\n\nAs you become more friendly with this nation you will gradually be able to rely on deliveries of some or all of these commodities. You can increase the likelihood of trades by granting these nations trade subsidies.\n
3113	\nSelect the large tab on the right side with the ship icon. This takes you to your trade policies screen. Here, you grant trade subsidies to favored trading nations. \n\nSelect the amount of the subsidy you wish to provide by clicking on the green circle. Then click on the nation you wish to subsidize. You see a small green circle confirming the subsidy. To cancel the subsidy, click on this icon. \n\nA subsidy provides a percent change to the world price on all commodities traded with that nation. If you are selling, the percent change will reduce the price. If you are buying, the price you pay will increase. \n\nNations are much more likely to trade with you when they receive these subsidies.\n
3114	\nThe granting of a trade consulate to a minor nation gives you the right to build an embassy there. Although you may not be able to afford it now, embassies are extremely valuable.\n\nUse the overtures (scroll) tab on the right side to establish an embassy. Click on the embassy scroll and then the nation selected for the embassy. A small diplomat's hat will appear confirming the order.\n\nIt costs $1000 to build each embassy. Embassies permit full-fledged diplomatic relations including granting foreign aid, pacts and other treaties, and the possibility of armed intervention if the minor nation is invaded.\n\nOnly those minor nations with embassies will ever consider joining your Empire voluntarily.\n
3115	\nGenerally, select a few minor nations for diplomatic action. They should produce resources you are interested in, and offer useful geographical advantages for your long range plans. \n\nRapidly establish trade consulates and embassies in these nations, and try to maintain friendly relations with other nations that these selected nations like. If you start a war, do so far away from your trading partners.\n\nYour goal is to become the favorite great power of a minor nation. Once you are the favorite great power, you have a good chance of eventual peaceful control of their country.\n
3121	\nYou have ended your turn and the world market is now open. You now receive offers from nations selling the types of commodities that you tried to buy on the bid and offers screen. \n\nAfter each offer is acted upon by you (the potential buyer) any commodities remaining unpurchased are passed on to other nations that bid on those commodities.\n\nOf course you might not be the first buyer in line. The offers you see may already have been passed up by other nations acting ahead of you.\n
3122	\nThe offer sheet appears on the left side of the desk. It provides simple information on the current offer. \n\nTo obtain more information about the market, click on the small tabs on the trade book. As the tab is selected the trade book opens to a two page display which supplies details on the world market in that commodity. \n\nThe left page lists the nations offering to sell the commodity and the quantity each one is offering. The row of small flags beneath the offering nation s name shows the order in which the nation will offer the commodity to the various bidders.\n\nOn the right page is a list of bidding nations with the amount of merchant marine each currently has available. A Great Power with no remaining merchant marine cannot accept any deals regardless of their position in line.\n
3123	\nClick on the picture of your Foreign Minister to learn his recommendations and to view details of your country s needs. \n\nThe first click on the picture brings up the Minister s opinion about whether the current offer should be accepted, and why. The second click on the picture changes the displayed advice to provide more exact details on your Great Power s stockpiles and need for commodities.\n\nAs you become a more experinced trader, you will probably find the details more useful than the Minister s recommendation.
3124	\nThe trade book is an informational tool. The only orders you can give are on the offer sheet itself. \n\nAs each offer is presented, you can accept any number up to the amount offered, as long as you have merchant marine available to pick up the items. Change the number in the box and then click the accept seal shown on the offer sheet. To reject a deal, click the reject seal. \n\nIf you decide that you have purchased enough cotton, for example, check the box "done buying this commodity". You will be presented with no more cotton offers this turn.\n
3125	\nA basic strategy of trade is wise use of your merchant marine. As each offer is accepted, the amount of merchant marine remaining this turn goes down, as displayed by the number beneath the ship icon.\n\nCommodities are always traded in the order shown on the bid and offers screen and in the tabs on the side of the trade book. \n\nThis means that if you desperately need iron, for example, you may need to stop accepting all the wool you can get, to reserve some of your limited merchant marine for the iron coming later.\n\nYou should use the trade book (iron tab) to look at the market in iron. If one of the nations selling iron shows your flag as its top bidder, you will definitely receive an iron offer this turn. You should save some merchant marine for it.\n
3131	\nUse the Transport Ledger to determine which resources will be transported from the countryside to the industry of your nation. \n\nTo increase the number and quantity of items shown on this screen, use your Engineer to build more railroads, depots and ports and other civilian units to increase the output of the terrain tiles.\n\nIt can be a good idea to build your new depots or ports near the towns in each of your provinces. These towns can develop industrial output of their own once connected to the transport network.\n\n
3132	\nThe Transport Ledger displays sliders showing the amount to be transported this turn of every commodity currently available.\n\nUnder some of the sliders you may see a red or green line. A green line means that industry has a demand for that item and the demand is being satisfied by the amount shown on the slider. A red line indicates an unsatisfied demand from industry.\n\nOn the lower right of the page is a colored bar showing the total transport capacity (freight cars and barges) you are using and the total you have available. This number is a limit. The total amount shown on all the sliders can never be more than the amount of transport capacity you have.\n\nHot text in the upper right of the screen helps you identify these displays.\n
3133	\nGiving orders on the transport ledger involves making the best use of your limited transport capacity.\n\nUsually at the beginning of the game, you will have enough transport capacity to move all your resources. This will not be true for long. You will need to produce more transport capacity using the railyard on the industry screen.\n\nWhen the available commodities outnumber the total transport capacity, you will need to choose how to allocate transport capacity.\n\nUse the arrows at the ends of the sliders to lower the amount of one item, or to raise the amount of another item that is desperately needed by industry.\n
3134	\nYou may find yourself short of one type of food (such as fruit) and with extra of another type (such as grain). This is common at the beginning of the game.\n\nConsider transporting extra food. Industrial workers who demand a food you are short on can still survive on the unwanted extra food, even though they will refuse to work on that turn. The alternative is starvation and the permanent loss of the worker.\n\nIf you don't need the extra food for the workers, it can be made into canned food on the industry screen. Canned food is useful as a food reserve and for encouraging migration from the countryside to serve your industry.\n
3135	\nConsider the needs of industry, and the resources already available (shown on the transport ledger) when planning the next task of your Engineer civilian. \n\nWhenever possible, site new ports and rail depots so that their one tile radius includes several commodities that you will find useful. Avoid constructing new depot whose radius overlaps the radius of old ones.\n\nAlthough ports are more expensive than depots, it is often a good idea to build one on a coast distant from your capital. This port can provide a quick entrance to an entire new region, saving a great deal of time that would be spent building railroads across the whole country.\n
3141	\nThe basic strategy of industry is to balance three variables as closely as possible: labor, industrial capacity, and arriving resources and materials. If you use valuable assets building up one of these three, but not the others, those assets are wasted until the other variables are also expanded. Your growth rate is highest when all three increase at the same rate.  \n\nLabor increases using money and paper in the Trade School, and using canned food, furniture, and clothing in the capitol building.\n\nIndustrial capacity increases using steel and lumber to expand each mill or factory individually.\n\nThe amount of arriving resources grows as you develop your transport network, increase your transport capacity, develop trade partners, and build additional merchant marine.\n\n
3142	\nEach production dialog box displays the production equation for that factory or mill. Red Xs near an item in the equation indicate shortages which prevent further use of an industry this turn. \n\nEach industry has a listed capacity referring to the maximum amount of the end product that can be made in one turn. For example, even if you have plenty of iron, coal, and unused labor, you will not be able to produce more than 2 units of steel per turn in a capacity 2 steel mill. \n\nAnimations of the factories and mills on the screen let you know that they are in operation without requiring you to click on the center and view the dialog.\n\n
3143	\nWhen you decide to expand the capacity of an industry click on the gold button in the upper right part of the production box. You will see an expansion dialog. You are informed of the cost of the expansion and asked to confirm or cancel. \n\nAll industry expansions require lumber and steel. If you do not have sufficient materials for expansion you will be forced to cancel. When you have ordered expansion a build icon will appear in the production box and scaffolds will be placed around the building. Next turn the expansion will be completed. \n\nIf you decide to use the lumber and steel for something else, expansion orders can be canceled by re-entering the expand screen on the same turn you ordered expansion.\n\n
3144	\nThe Railyard is a special industrial center for building transport capacity out of lumber and steel located near the top right of the screen.\n\nAs your mills, factories, and population expand you will see the need for more resources each turn. Transport capacity is the amount of resources you can bring to industry in one turn. From the transport screen you control how your transport capacity is used, but to increase the overall amount you must use the railyard. \n\nThe railyard is limited only by the amount of labor, lumber, and steel you want to dedicate to increasing transport. Otherwise, it functions just like other industries.\n\n
3145	\nThe six industrial centers continue to draw resources and materials from the warehouse and produce new commodities each turn at the level you set, as long as the resources and labor are available.\n\nThis means you need to visit these centers only when you have expanded the industry and want to increase production, or you need the materials, resources, or labor elsewhere and want to decrease production.\n\nEven if resources fall below requirements the industry remembers the amount you ordered, and in subsequent turns will attempt to fulfill the original demands. However, when the production box is opened, even if the orders are not changed, the production demand automatically re-sets to the level shown in the slider.\n\nOrders in for the railyard, food processing, capital, trades school, and all three unit construction sites are not saved to the next turn.\n\n
3151	\nThree buildings on the Industry screen are used to build units: the Shipyard, for building navies; the University, for building civilians; and the Armory, for building land forces. \n\nUsing the cursor and the hot text to the upper right, you can locate each of these centers.\n\n
3152	\nEach unit production center displays the cost of the unit to be constructed and the amount of those items currently available. You also see information about the functions or quality of the units you could order constructed. \n\nWarships tend to cost more in commodities such as lumber or armaments, but both civilians and military regiments actually deduct workers from the labor force. Civilians, in fact, are most expensive because they always require an expert worker.\n\n
3153	\nOrdering a new unit is simple--just click on the right arrow under the picture of the unit to be constructed. If you have the required money and commodities you will see a number 1 appear under the unit's picture. If you don't have the commodities in stock, the items you lack will be shown in red text. \n\nAs with other orders, you are free to change your mind. Click the other (left) arrow under the unit to cancel the order and restore the items to the stockpile. The new units will be built when you end the turn and they will appear on the map next turn.\n\n
3154	\nBe cautious about building too many units at the beginning of the game unless you have a specific plan or need that requires the construction. Each worker deducted from the city must be replaced through migration and training or your labor supply will decline. Even ships have a hidden cost. Each unit of lumber put in a warship means less lumber for industrial expansion. \n\nYou must balance the need for new units against the need for economic expansion. \n\n
3155	\nYour defense minister monitors the growth of other empire's military and naval muscle. He will provide warnings of threatening moves. \n\nWhen you see these warnings you must be ready to expand your forces rapidly. This means stockpiling arms and cash so that laborers can be conscripted into the army immediately. \n\nRemember that you can recover from any disaster except the loss of your capital city. Defense forces should be concentrated there if you suspect you are weaker than other empires or if there are large enemy fleets off your coast.\n\n
3161	\nThis screen appears whenever another country makes a diplomatic overture that requires a response from you. You may receive offers of peace when you are at war, offers of alliances and pacts from other great powers, and offers from minor nations to intervene in a war on their behalf.\n\n
3162	\nInformation presented on the offer sheet beneath the map informs you of the type of offer your Foreign Minister received.\n\nWhile looking at the sheet, the map provides geographic information about the countries involved. For more information use the Blue "i" tab on the left of the offer sheet.  Once you have brought up the "i" tab you obtain information on this screen by selecting various countries and using the icons in the lower-middle part of the screen.\n\nMost of this information is similar to what you obtain when conducting diplomacy. However, during this offers phase you are able to see small icons on the map representing all the current diplomatic offers of all the Great Powers.\n\nThis information should aid you in advance planning. For example, while considering an offer of alliance from one power, you can look at the map and see that you will receive an offer from another power as well.\n\n\n\n\n\n
3163	\nThe only orders you can give with the diplomacy offers are to accept the offer or to reject it. Clicking on one of the two seals advances you to the next offer or the next screen. Be especially alert for offers which have consequences reported on the sheet.\n\nConsequences of alliances or intervention may be wars, or the unintended breaking of another alliance.\n
3164	\nAlliances are only made between Great Powers. Pacts, while they can be accepted  by minor nations, will never be offered by them. A Minor Nation is always glad to receive a pact from Great Power.\n\nWhen you offer to a non-aggression pact you are making a promise not to declare war on that nation. This means that as long as you keep your word, you will be unable to attack that nation in any way. Of course, you can break the pact and declare war but the diplomatic cost of war (mainly penalties involving world opinion) are much more severe when you break a pact.\n\nAgreeing to an Alliance is more serious. You are making a promise to declare war on any great power that declares war on your ally. The ally is making the same promise to you. Should you refuse declare war and uphold the alliance, severe diplomatic penalties apply. However, if the ally is the aggressor, not the defender, you may decide not to support the ally and suffer no penalty.\n\n
3165	\nWhen a Minor Nation has been attacked by a Great Power its leaders often seek a friendly Great Power to declare war on their enemy and protect their nation. This action by a Great Power is called intervention.\n\nYou receive offers to intervene only if you are the Great Power with the best relationship to the attacked Minor Nation and only from a Minor Nation in which you have an embassy.\n\nIf you accept the offer to intervene, you pay all normal penalties for declaring war on the Great Power. However, the benefits of intervention are significant. You immediately acquire the Minor Nation as a colony. You gain control over all their armed forces and can deploy more regiments to defend their provinces. \n\n
3171	\nWhether you resolve battles on the tactical battlefield, or with strategic combat resolution, all battle results are reported here.\n\nYou can review these results again during your next turn by clicking on the question mark button in the upper right corner, and then clicking on the battle report button. \n\n
3172	\nThe Battle Report screen provides results on all the battles you fought this turn. The area under the map displays the location of the battle, the forces of the winner and the loser, and lets you know which units, if any, were killed.\n\nGreen map icons represent a victory, while red means defeat. The flashing icon is the location of the currently displayed battle.
3173	\nYou can cycle through your battles, if you see more than one, by clicking on the arrow buttons at the bottom of the screen, or by clicking directly on the icons on the map. \n\nYou see more information on a battle by clicking on the large wooden 'i" button in the center of the page. This brings up detail on the two forces which fought the battle.\n\n
3181	\nFighting on a tactical battlefield gives you the best chance for a crushing victory over your enemies. This option may be turned off using the preferences screen at any time during your turn. Once you enter the tactical battlefield, you are committed to fighting there, but you may choose to let your Defense Minister handle the battle for you.\n\nOnce both sides have deployed their forces the battle is fought in a sequence of unit turns based on the initiative rating of the individual units. This means that several of your units might act before any of the enemy regiments; or, that the enemy forces might all act before you can. Generally, cavalry acts before infantry, and infantry acts before artillery. However, these rules are modified by the experience rating of the regiments and the qualities of the leaders on each side.\n\n
3182	\nThe toolbar displays the active regiment and the regiment's selected target. Near these unit pictures you see any medals won by either of the units. These medals measure the regiment's experience.\n\nOn the battlefield you see an area of small pips showing the radius of potential movement of the active unit. If a pip is green, it means that no enemy can fire into that tile presently and that the active unit can move there without any fear of immediate damage. A red pip means that enemy units can fire into that space.\n\nEach regiment's display on the battlefield includes a damage bar. The green portion of this bar tells you roughly how many of the regiment's troops are able to fire. As the regiment is fired upon part of the troops perish (red on the bar) and part of the troops decide to flee (yellow on the bar)\n\nIt is likely that the morale of the regiment will break before total destruction occurs. When the entire bar turns yellow and red, the regiment can only run or surrender.\n\n
3183	\nBecause the order of movement and firing on the battlefield is based on initiative, regiments must act or not act when they get the chance.  Often it is useful to avoid firing on your turn, preserving that regiment's fire for opportunity fire during an opponent's move. \n\nWhen one of your regiments is selected you fire by placing the cursor over an enemy in range and clicking. You see the cursor change to a crosshairs if the target is in range, and to a red X over a crosshairs if out of range.\n\nYou move an active regiment by clicking on a green or red pip on the battlefield. Because the enemy can fire during your move there is no way to take a move back. However, you can move in multiple steps clicking each time a little bit nearer to the enemy. There is no reason that an active unit has to move its entire distance all at once.\n\nAn active cavalry regiment stays active until you click on the unit itself to end its turn or until it has fired its weapons and used its entire movement. Infantry and Light Artillery cannot move after firing, but can move and then fire. Heavy Artillery cannot both move and fire in the same turn, but light artillery can. \n\n
3184	\nFor the most part you command your regiments on the battlefield using the cursors and clicking on the map. The three wooden toolbar buttons provide additional options.\n\nThe top button is a targeting shortcut. When one of your regiments is active, click repeatedly on this button to cycle through all enemy units in range. This reduces the amount of scrolling you need to do.\n\nThe middle button ends the turn of an active unit. If you choose to reserve your fire or to move only part of your movement points, you can click here to advance the game to the next active unit. You may also click directly on the active unit.\n\nThe lower button orders all of your forces to retreat. You should click here only if the battle is lost and retreating might save the lives of some valuable regiments.\n\nAt the very bottom of the toolbar is a picture of your defense minister. Clicking here permanently turns control of the battle over to him.\n\n
3185	\nThe best way to conduct an attack is concentration of force against a small number of defenders. Use light cavalry and light infantry to draw fire from stationary defenders, and then move in your heavy forces and destroy the line of enemies one by one. Use your artillery to weaken the better enemy defenders before your best pieces close with them.\n\nOn defense, even though you benefit from entrenchments, you must fight actively. Try to hit attacking artillery with light cavalry and reserve your artillery to hit the enemy grenadiers and heavy cavalry when they get close enough. Be willing to retreat and save your men for a counter-attack unless you are defending your capital. \n\n
3191	\nThe Council of Governors meets approximately every ten years to vote on potential winners of the game. The first step in this process is the nomination of two great powers. The Council Makes this determination largely on the basis of industrial might.\n\nOnce two great powers are nominated the governor of each province votes for one of the two nominees or else abstains. At the beginning of the game most governors will abstain unless their own country is one of the nominees.\n\nAs the game continues fewer governors will abstain. When one great power receives the votes of over half of the total provinces that power wins the game.\n\n\n
3192	\nThe first screen depicts the council meeting hall. Here you witness the nomination of the two leading great powers. \n\nOn the second screen of the meeting you witness the voting of the council. Votes are entered on the ledger at the bottom and shown by small flags on the map. The votes come in order of the strength of that governor's support. For instance, if your great power is nominated you will notice your own home provinces voting for you first. As the process continues more reluctant governors elsewhere in the world may join your tally.\n\n
3193	\nSince you do not directly control the votes of governors in your provinces, it is not possible to give orders on the Council of Governors Screen. \n\nYou are guaranteed the support of all owned provinces if your great power is nominated. However, if two other great powers are the nominees, governors of your provinces decide to vote or abstain based on the performance of the rulers of the nominated great powers.\n\nTo ensure that your nation is nominated, you need to develop a lead in industrial strength. To obtain maximum support once you are nominated you need military success, diplomatic success, or a mixture of both.\n\n\n
3194	\nThe tally of votes provides information on different categories of votes earned by the two nominated powers. This provides information on the strengths and weaknesses of your foes according to world opinion.\n\nThe first category shows the total provinces in the homeland of the great power plus those provinces conquered militarily since the game began. Since all provinces in this section automatically vote when their nation is nominated this category provides exact information on the size of the two top powers and on their past military successes.\n\nThe second category colonies represents the total number of provinces colonized by the nominated great power. Since all provinces in this section automatically vote when their nation is nominated this category provides exact information on the size of the colonial empires of the top great powers and on their past diplomatic successes. \n\n
3195	\nThe tally of votes provides information on different categories of votes earned by the two nominated powers. This provides information on the strengths and weaknesses of your foes according to world opinion.\n\nThe third category on the vote tally votes from other great powers is a measure of the military potential of the top great powers. the governors of provinces controlled by great powers will add their votes to the tally out of fear.\n\nThe fourth category votes from minor nations is a measure of the diplomatic strength of the top two great powers. Governors in provinces controlled by minor nations consider the diplomatic strength of the great powers when deciding to vote or abstain.\n\n
3211	\nAt the end of every trade offers phase, before the new turn begins, the Deal Book is displayed.  If you want to look at the Deal Book again during your turn, it may be brought up through the Help and Information dialog.\n\n\n
3212	\nThe Deal Book lists all your country's trades, as well as potential deals that did not happen because you rejected them or ran out of merchant marine. It also provides an end of turn summary, called the bottom line, that reports your profits or losses for the turn.\n\n
3213	\nEventually your overseas profits add to the positive side on the bottom line balance sheet. Overseas profits are  money you make when another country sells something, or mines some gold or gems. \n\nThe only way to earn this beneficial bonus is by purchasing land in a Minor Nation with a Developer and then increasing production of the land with your other civilian units.  \n\nThe profits produced by the lands you develop are split between your Great Power, and the nation where the land is located.
3214	\nSometimes you may spend too much money and end a trade offers phase in the red. The Deal Book informs you of this fact and lists your borrowing limit. If you go over this limit you will receive a warning about a forced sale of your warehouse stockpile. The prices paid during a forced sale are quite low and it is a good idea to avoid it if you can. Additionally, you cannot purchase anything during your turn, nor can you give orders that require an expenditure, as long as you are too far in debt.\n\nOn the other hand, there is nothing wrong with borrowing as long as you stay within your credit limit. In fact, since the world banking community likes to have your country in debt, every time you borrow and then repay the money your credit limit for the future increases. Credit limit also depends on the industrial output and income of your Great Power.\n
3221	\nWhen a land garrison is selected, the encampment of the garrison shows a flashing white outline. The units in this garrison appear in the toolbar display. The first step, using the toolbar, is to select the regiments you want. You are selecting units for movement orders; it is not necessary to give regiments orders to stay behind and defend. Units remaining at the end of the turn will automatically defend the province from attack.\n\nThe toolbar arrows do not permit you to select particular regiments of a single category. If you want to make a more specific selection of forces you can use the Garrison Book. This is necessary, for instance, if you want a particular veteran regiment of Heavy Cavalry, among several present in the garrison, to conduct an attack.\n
3222	\nThere are two ways you can move your selected army on the map in your own provinces. The cursor shows the type of movement a click on a given province would order. \n\nIf you want to move to an adjacent friendly province, click on that province with the marching soldier cursor. \n\nIf you want to move the selected army further, but still in friendly territory, click with the train cursor which appears over the distant friendly province. Your total amount of transport capacity limits the number of military units you can move by train in one turn. You increase the number you can move by building more transport capacity in the railyard on the Industry screen. Moving regiments does not in itself use capacity already assigned to transport resources.\n
3223	\nTo enter a province you do not own, you must first declare war on the owner of the province. On subsequent turns, any adjacent units may attack. You cannot attack unless your forces are adjacent to the target province. The attack is made by clicking on the target province with the crossed swords cursor.\n\nWhen you have ordered the attack a large red military arrow appears in the enemy province. To cancel the attack click on the military arrow with the question mark cursor.\n
3224	\nThe most dangerous movement is an attack across the water. Superficially, this seems exactly like an attack on an adjacent province. Once your fleets establish a landing site, you select land forces and use the crossed sword attack cursor to order them to move directly across the seas to the enemy province. \n\nHowever, on the turn that this movement is ordered, your land forces are extremely vulnerable to hostile fleet interception. Any enemy fleets entering or present in the sea zone with the landing site automatically intercept and battle the landing fleets. If any of your ships are sunk, some of your land forces may be drowned. 
3225	\nThe first military command button, which appears as a flag, brings up a detailed book on the selected garrison.  You may also view this book by clicking with the blue question mark cursor directly on the garrison encampment.\n\nThe garrison book shows the state of the selected garrison, including the names, the health, and the medals of each regiment. By clicking on the picture of a unit you may select or unselect it individually.  As you select a unit its notation changes from "Defending" to  the notation  "Available"  which means that the regiment can be ordered to move or attack when you click on another province. Notice also that the toolbar numbers of selected units change as you select units on the Garrison Book screen.\n
3231	\nWhen a fleet is selected the ship icon shows a flashing white outline. The ships in this fleet appear in the toolbar display. The first step, using the arrows in the toolbar, is to select the ships you want to command. You select ships for movement or mission orders. \n\nNormally, all the ships are selected by default.  If you want only a portion of your ships to perform a mission or move, you can control which ships are selected with the arrows in the toolbar next to each ship type. \n\nWhen you give movement orders, the ships not contained in your selection remain behind. The toolbar arrows do not permit you to select particular ships of a single category. If you want to make a more specific selection of forces you can use the fleet book.
3232	\nOnce you have made a selection of ships using the toolbar or the fleet book, use a map cursor to command it. The map cursors allow you to assign your selected fleet in four different ways: movement to another sea zone plus three kinds of missions. \n\nTo move the fleet, click on a new sea zone with the ship's wheel cursor.  This cursor does not appear in the fleet's current sea zone. If the new zone is out of range you see a red slashed circle cursor; you cannot move the fleet that far in one turn. \n
3233	\nIn its current sea zone a fleet can patrol, attempting to intercept all hostile ships, by using the telescope cursor. A fleet can blockade a designated port, using a ship with a red X cursor, by clicking near the port when that cursor appears. Both of these commands are used against enemy forces. A blockade has greater chance of success against ships that enter or leave the selected port. A blockade does not seek other ships in the sea zone, but hostile patrolling fleets can intercept your blockaders. \n\nBoth blockades and patrols can result in battle against hostile warships or in interception of merchant ships. When merchants are intercepted the intercepting forces can sink or capture the merchant ships. Additionally, it is possible to capture the cargo being carried. These details are summarized in the battle report at the end of the turn.\n
3234	\nNear the coast you see a cannon cursor. This allows the fleet to establish a site for a later landing of army forces. When you assign fleets to this mission, you are accepting the potential of automatic interceptions by enemies. Any enemy fleet that enters the sea zone or patrols in the sea zone can find and intercept your forces. You must be prepared to defeat these attacks. \n\nYou cannot move land forces on the turn the landing site is established. Land forces can be moved to the selected enemy province on any subsequent turns as long as you maintain the landing site by keeping ships in that sea zone.\n
3241	\nImproving the relationship between your Great Power and at least one Minor Nation eventually results in the reward of a Developer Unit.  \n\nThe fastest route to improved relations with a Minor Nation is to establish a trade consulate, conduct frequent trades, build an embassy, offer a non-aggression pact, and offer grants to the Minor Nation s leaders. Since your wealth is limited concentrate on a few Minor Nations.\n\nLike other civilians, the Developer works on terrain tiles. However, his role is to purchase the tiles in other countries so that your other civilians can work there. \n\nEach Great Power may have only one Developer Unit at a time.
3242	\nAlthough the Developer can buy land in any Minor Nation where you establish an Embassy, it is generally best to purchase tiles in a country which considers your Great Power to be its favorite trading partner. \n\nUsing this strategy, the resources produced by the land your Developer purchases will be guaranteed to your Great Power in trade provided you enter a bid on that commodity.\n\nOn the other hand, if another Great Power, as favorite trading partner, buys the resources first you gain some money for the sale but do not increase your supply of resources for industry.
3243	\nYour Developer is able to purchase land which contains wool, cotton, hardwood timber, coal, iron, gold, or gems, and, eventually, oil.  He cannot purchase land which produces only food.\n\nTo purchase a parcel of land with your selected Developer look for the money bags cursor, and click on the land you want. Once you see the asking price for the land you can confirm the purchase or change your mind.\n\nTo purchase terrain containing oil or minerals your Prospectors must first find the resources. Like Developers, Prospectors can go abroad only after you establish Embassies.\n\n
3244	\nOnce you purchase land with a Developer, your other civilians can build improvements on the land. These units work on terrain in Minor Nations just as they do in your own territory.\n\nAs you purchase new technology, you can send your civilians back to land you own in Minor Nations to further increase the resource output of the land.\n\nSince Minor Nations have their own transport networks, your Engineer never needs to work in a Minor Nation.
3245	\nOverseas profits are reported each turn on the Deal Book. You earn these profits for any resources produced on land you own in a Minor Nation that are sold by that Minor Nation during trade. \n\nIf your Great Power purchases the resources itself, the overseas profits are a refund of the money you paid for them. This refund can reach 100% if you obtain a Minor Nation as a colony.\n\nIf another Great Power buys the resources, the money you earn comes from the pockets of your foe. 
3251	\nYou may set your preferences for sound, music, minister briefings, warnings, and combat resolution using this screen. Generally, if a button is dark that preference is turned off. \n\nFor sound and music, you can drag the dark region partly across the button to set volume to intermediate levels. 
3252	\nBattles may be resolved tactically or strategically. With tactical battles on, you maneuver your individual regiments on a battlefield against the regiments of your enemies.\n\n
3253	\nMinister briefings may be set to arrive automatically when you go to a new screen. Some screens have several briefings which appear in sequence with each subsequent turn. You should turn this preference on if you re sure you want to read all the available help.
3261	Greetings, your Excellency. As the ruler of a burgeoning Empire you enjoy a vast amount of power over political, military, and economic affairs. These Briefings will be presented to help you learn the interfaces through which you issue your commands.
3262	You may reopen a Briefing, or reach the Imperialism help menu through the help and information button in the upper right corner of most screens. \n\nYou can take advantage of hot text messages on most screens by placing the cursor over objects or pictures.   \n\nWhen you want to know more about something, right mouse click on it.  Often, more information is available.
3263	\nThe world of Imperialism consists of provinces ruled by governors.  To win you must obtain the support of a majority of governors. \n\nThe world-wide Council of Governors nominates two Great Powers for possible victory every 10 years.  To be nominated your country must expand its industry and economic clout. Once there are two nominees all the governors in the world vote for one of the two, or abstain from voting.\n\nOwning, conquering or colonizing a province provides automatic support if your country is nominated to win.  \n\nIf your country is nominated, governors in other countries may choose to support you due to your diplomatic or military successes. Generally, provinces owned by Great Powers consider military threat when deciding to vote.  Minor Nation owned provinces, on the other hand, are more interested in the diplomatic prestige of the nominated Great Powers.\n\nYou might choose to play aggressively in one area of the world, and peacefully in another. A combination of military and diplomatic strategies will generally garner support the most quickly.
3264	The computer icon at the top of the toolbar on the map screen takes you to the game control menu. You should save your game every six turns or so. This menu also lets you enter the preferences screen. Here you set controls for animations, sound, music, tactical battles, and other options.
3265	As you give orders to your industry, traders, diplomats, civilian workers, and military, the rulers of other empires do the same. Your orders can be canceled at any time prior to clicking the End Turn button at the bottom of the toolbar on the map screen. When you click this button and the turn ends, the orders of all Great Powers are carried out simultaneously.
3271	\nDefend your coastline. An enemy fleet off a coastal province allows landings by enemy forces based elsewhere. A friendly navy automatically intercepts such attempts and can destroy the troops at sea.\n
3272	\nAs the game progresses, your focus shifts. Initially you are concerned with infrastructure. In the middle game you begin to focus on global relations. Toward the end you concentrate more on domination and global strategies.\n
3281	\nScroll around your country to find a good place for your capital city.  The framed area around a potential site tells you what sort of terrain will be immediately available for use if you found your city there.\n\nIf you are curious about a potential city site, click on the tile. A pop-up window will inform you of the resources immediately available at that site. \n\nYou can still cancel your selection after considering this resource report. 
3282	\nFood resources are the most important early in the game. The best city sites are adjacent to a mixture of grain (from farms and dry plains), meat (from seas, rivers and open range),  and fruit (from orchards).\n\nYour industrial workers will consume two grain for every one meat and one fruit each turn.
3283	\nTimber is the most important industrial resource early in the game, so you should look for a site near to scrub or hardwood forest. \n\nIf the city site cannot be adjacent to forests, you should make sure that your country contains some forest within a few tiles of your city site.\n\nOther resources such as cotton or wool are not as critical to your early development as timber.
3284	\nYou should consider returning to the main menu and starting again if one or more of the following things is true:\n\n1. Your country lacks timber.\n2. Your country has a high proportion of deserts or tundra.\n3. Your country has very few hills or mountains.\n4. You cannot found a city with adequate food supplies to support at least seven workers maximum.
3285	\nClick on the large button with the curved arrow at the top of the toolbar to return to the Map Room. On this screen you have the choice of selecting a different country in this same world, or generating an entirely new world.\n\nThe first world generated as the globe spins will be the same one. Click on a different colored Great Power, and then on Start Game.\n\nClick on the globe again to create a new world. \n\n
3291	\nThe status screens provide comparisons between all the Great Powers in a variety of fields. The ratings on each screen go from top to bottom and the length of the colored bar shows how competitive the various Powers are in each category. \n\nWhen this screen first appears the two highest rated powers shown would be the nominees for victory by the council of governors if a meeting were held this turn.\n\nThe three tabs immediately below the Council Projection tab provide a breakdown of the three factors that lead to nomination by the Council and victory.\n\n
3292	\nClicking on top four tabs on the left side of the screen displays information on who is winning, first as a total, and then rated according to internal development, diplomatic success, and military power. \n\n"Interior Strength" combines elements including factory and mill capacity and actual output of goods to compare the productivity of the Great Powers  economies.\n\n"Diplomatic Strength" is an average of each Great Power s relationships with all the other countries in the world.\n\n"Military Strength" is a comparison of the total armaments in each Great Power s army and navy.
3293	\nThe lowest tab on the left side labeled "Merchant Marine" compares the Powers  total number of cargo holds in all merchant shipping.\n\n"World Exports" measures the total amount of items sold and delivered to other countries throughout the game so far.\n\n"Industry" is a measure of the total amount of goods (including arms) produced by each Power in the game.\n\n"Labor" compares the total labor available for industry.\n\n"Overseas Profits" measures the total amount earned through development and exploitation of Minor Nations (including colonies).\n\n"Internal Transport" is a comparison of the total transport capacity available to each Great Power on its transport ledger.
3301	You may reach the diplomacy screen from the main map by clicking on the scroll icon on the gold ribbon at the bottom of the screen.
3302	When you first bring up the diplomacy screen notice that the colored oval "i" button in the upper left is selected. This means that you are looking at the information panel of the diplomacy screen.\n\nIn the middle of the upper part of the screen you see four small vertical icons which allow you to see four different types of information while you are on this panel. As you click on these icons the map changes to display the type of information represented by each small icon.\n\nBy clicking on any country on the map you see the information about that particular country.\n
3303	The information panel can help you choose a minor nation to pursue. You could randomly select a country to try to trade with, but it is more efficient to consider what commodities it is trading.\n\nFirst make sure that you are on the information panel by clicking on the colored "i" oval. The letter i should be surrounded with white.\n\nNext, click on the lowest of the four vertical icons. This looks like a small coin.\n\nFinally, cycle through the six old world minor nations on the map (by clicking on each in turn). These nations are all colored different shades of gray. As you select each one, a list of the products it exports will appear above the map. Remember the name of the nation that seems best to you. You should consider selecting a nation with commodities currently in short supply.\n
3304	Offering a trade consulate is a diplomatic overture that increases the benefits of trading. Once you have a consulate in a minor nation, all trades with that nation improve your diplomatic relationship, and you can set helpful trade policies. Eventually, after many years of friendly trading, this nation can join your Empire peacefully.\n\nTo offer a trade consulate click on the green oval with the scroll near the top of the screen. This takes you to the overtures panel. \n\nClick on the large scroll labeled Trade Consulate. This selects the type of overture.\n\nClick on the country on the map you want to offer the consulate to. You see a coin appear over the nation on the map. Trade consulates are always accepted and cost $500.\n
3305	You cannot use the diplomacy screen to encourage trade with a country the same turn you offer the consulate. Once you have a consulate a helpful trade policy can be set.\n\nOn the diplomacy screen, click on the turquoise trade policies oval at the top of the screen. This takes you to the trade policies panel. \n\nSelect the percentage of trade subsidy you wish to grant. The larger the percentage, the more the other country will appreciate your Empire. Of course this reduces your profits and increases the cost of commodities you purchase.\n\nClick on the country on the map. A gold circle with the percentage amount appears on the screen. Trade subsidies take effect immediately.\n\nPower tip: hold the control key down while clicking on the country. The computer will automatically select the correct subsidy to place you in make you the selected countries most favored trade partner.
3311	You may reach the trade screen from the main map by clicking on the coins icon on the gold ribbon at the bottom of the screen.
3312	To buy commodities in trade you must enter a bid. You can enter bids on three or fewer commodities (research can allow you to increase that number). Bids do not guarantee that you will be able to buy what you want. By bidding you are letting the rest of the world know that you desire that commodity.\n\nTo enter a bid click on the "B" in the commodity row corresponding to the commodity you wan to buy.\n
3313	To sell commodities in trade you must enter an offer. You can enter offers on as many of your commodities as you wish. Offers do not guarantee that you will be able to sell the commodities. By offering you are letting the rest of the world know that you want to sell that commodity.\n\nTo enter an offer click on the "O" in the commodity row corresponding to the commodity you want to sell. A slider appears allowing you to set the quantity offered this turn. The quantity offered for sale cannot exceed the amount of ship cargo holds you have assigned to trade. You can see what this number is on the right side of the trade screen.
3314	When you end your turn the offers and bids of all countries in the game are compared. For commodities you bid on, you are presented with offer sheets listing the country offering the commodity, the price, and the maximum you can buy. \n\nTo accept an offer, click the accept seal. To accept a lesser amount than is offered, change the number in the gray box and then click the accept seal. \n\nTo stop seeing offers of a particular commodity, click in the No more offers of... box on the offer sheet. To reject any offer, click on the reject seal.\n\nAs you are responding to other countries' offers, those countries that bid on commodities you offered may be buying your items. You will not see an offer sheet for these deals, since it is always up to the bidder (not the offering nation) to finalize each deal.\n
3315	As each deal is finalized some of the cargo holds you have assigned to trade may be used to transport the commodities. You can keep track of how many cargo holds you have remaining by looking at the number under the ship on the right side of the screen. When the last cargo hold is used, you will receive no more offer sheets this turn. Each cargo hold can be used only once per turn.\n\nThe basic rule for pickup and delivery is that the nation who buys the commodities (the bidder) picks up the commodities in its own ships. Therefore on all deals in which you accept an offer,  your Empire's cargo holds will be used up for the turn. \n\nIf the buyer is not a Great Power, they have no ships. This means that offers you (and the other Great powers) made that were purchased by tribes or minor nations require Great Power cargo holds for delivery.\n
3316	The deal summary may show that someone offered you a commodity, but you didn t ever see the offer sheet. \n\nWhen an offer is about to be made to you, the computer checks to see if you have any ships left to pickup the goods. If you don t, then you aren t shown the offer because you wouldn t be allowed to accept it. Sometimes you have fewer cargo holds than you expected because they were used to make deliveries of materials you sold to other nations. However, you are informed in the report that the country was willing to make the deal. That way you can plan to reserve ships next time if you want to.
3317	There are three reasons why you may not be seeing any trade offers: \n\n1. You haven t bid on anything. Go to the Trade Orders screen and make sure you have clicked on some buy bids.\n\n2. You don t have any ships available for picking up the goods. If that is the case, you need to free up some ships for trade. You could reduce your transport orders by ship. You could bring home an exploring ship and dock it in the capital harbor. You could build a new ship.\n\n3. No one is offering to sell the item you bid on. If that is case, bid on something else. Wool and timber are usually being offered for sale. You can check if anyone offered an item you bid on from the deal summary screen. Click on the icon of that item on the right to bring up the market summary for that item. The nations who offered it are shown on the left.
3321	Like the production and labor screens, the unit construction screen is considered part of Industry.  From the main map you reach all three screens by clicking on the icon of a factory on the gold ribbon. Once you are within industry you can use all of the screens, alternating between them by using the three icons in the gold banner at the top of the screen. Labor is represented by a hammer, production is represented by a gear, and unit construction is represented by crossed flags.
3322	First, select the unit that you want to build by clicking on its picture in one of the panels on the right side of the screen. The selected type of unit appears in the large box on the left side of the screen, and the text provides details about the unit.\n\nIn the middle of this build panel are icons and numbers which tell you the cost of the unit. When you lack the necessary amount of a commodity it is shown with a red x superimposed. Above the costs you see two gold arrows and a small text box\n\nClick the right arrow to increase the number you are building, and the left arrow to decrease. The number you have ordered appears in the text box and near the unit picture on the right side of the screen. All units take one turn to build and are available for action next turn.\n\nAll military and naval units require a peasant laborer. Like workers in industry, each military or naval unit eats food each turn. If you build too many units too quickly, your industry will not have enough labor to continue to develop.
3323	First, select the unit that you want to build by clicking on its picture in one of the panels on the right side of the screen. The selected type of unit appears in the large box on the left side of the screen. All civilians cost 3 paper and $500. If you lack the required paper or money a red x will appear. \n\nClick the right arrow to increase the number you are building, and the left arrow to decrease. The number you have ordered appears in the text box and near the unit picture on the right side of the screen. All units take one turn to build and are available for action next turn. Unlike military and naval units civilian units do not require a peasant for construction, nor do they eat any food.\n\nNote that it is not possible to delegate unit construction to the computer.\n
3331	Building 3 new regiments of Pikemen requires 3 available Peasant workers. If you haven t recruited more Peasants than was required in the Labor episode, you will need to do so now. \n\nEven if you have recruited enough Peasants, you may still face a shortage if they are busy working on production orders. You can tell at a glance how many Peasants you have and how many are working:  under the labor icon (hammer) in the left scroll, there are two numbers which show the available labor and the total labor.  Each Peasant unit represents 1 unit of labor. \n\nTo free up working peasants, go the Production panel and decrease some production orders.
3341	Early in the game it is often best to attack a relatively poorly defended province. Therefore, avoid the capitals, and avoid the provinces whose army size is shown as three tents. Pick a province whose army size is shown as two tents. Info-click on the map if you aren t sure which is a capital and which isn t.\n\nIt s also a good idea to choose a province which contains some resources you would like to develop. \n\nAlthough wars in the Old World must be declared in advance, your Empire need not provide such a warning to a New World tribe.\n
3342	Fleets can carry an invasion force whose size is equal to the number of cargo holds in the fleet. Each of your carracks has three cargo holds. Therefore, one of your ships will be able to carry the three Pikemen you made in the last episode. \n\nThose three Pikemen are pretty tough, and have a good chance of success. However, they may be defeated and have to retreat back to your own land. If you decide to send a larger force, you will have to send more than one ship.\n\nRemember not to move the last ship out of your home fleet. Although you can de-emphasize trade while conducting your invasion, at least one ship should remain behind for sea transport and/or a minimal amount of trade.\n
3343	Once you know which ships are going to conduct the invasion order them to move (using the ship's wheel cursor) to any sea zone adjacent to the province you want to invade. This may take several turns.\n\nIf the ships for your invasion force are coming from different locations on the map--that's fine--have them meet in the same sea zone adjacent to the target province. They will combine into one fleet in the sea zone.
3344	First make sure that all ships are in the same sea zone and do not have any other missions. If some of the ships are patrolling or doing some other mission in the sea zone, cancel those orders first. (To cancel an unwanted mission click on the fleet icon when the question mark cursor is shown. A pop-up box appears informing you of the fleet's current mission. Click the Rescind button on the dialog box.)\n\nYou should select the invasion fleet and make sure all ships in the fleet are selected using the toolbar arrows. Remember that ships in a fleet are selected for a mission by increasing the number of ships shown in the gray box in the toolbar. Get those numbers as high as possible.\n\nThen click on the adjacent province to be invaded; the cursor should look like a cannon. The fleet icon moves near the coast and a small cannon icon appears near the fleet. \n\nEstablishing a  beachhead takes one turn, so you cannot send in the troops yet. End your turn and the episode will end. In the next episode you will send the troops in.\n
3345	Your 3 Pikemen are waiting while the navy establishes a beachhead. When they come up in the cycle, just click the  No more Orders  button, which tells the Pikemen you have no orders for this turn, but that you expect to see them come up in the unit cycle next turn.\n\nNext turn when they come up, after you have established the beachhead, you will give them the attack order.
3351	Military units are represented on the map by an encampment near the city or town in a province. Take a look at the area around your capital city. You see several small tents.\n\nMove the cursor near the tents until you see a flag & arrow cursor. With this cursor showing click on the tents. The units that make up this garrison are displayed in the toolbar.\n\nTo select a force for movement or attacking, use the small arrows in the toolbar. The arrows pointing up increase the number of units selected for action and the arrows pointing down decrease this number.\n
3352	To move (or deploy) units to a friendly province, make sure the proper units are selected and click on the province. A large green military arrow appears indicating that the force is on its way to that province. It will arrive next turn.\n\nThere is no need to deploy your units prior to attacking in this episode unless you have previously deployed some of them away from your capital. Your capital is the best place to launch the invasion because it is a port.
3353	To attack into an adjacent province, select the forces and click on the enemy province to invade with a crossed swords cursor. A red attack arrow appears on the map, confirming your orders. It is not possible to attack non-adjacent enemy provinces unless you first establish a beachhead.\n\nYou do not need to attack adjacent provinces to complete this episode since you are conducting an overseas invasion. 
3354	In the last episode you used your fleet to establish a beachhead. You may select military units to invade up to the number of cargo holds in your invasion fleet.\n\nWith the proper sized force selected, scroll to the province on the map that contains your beachhead. A crossed swords cursor appears over the province. Click on the province. A red invasion arrow appears confirming your orders.
3355	When you end your turn the battle will be fought. Results are provided on a battle report screen that lists the forces involved on both sides and reports any eliminated units.\n\nYou can view details of a battle by clicking the large gold  I  button in the upper center of the battle report screen.\n\nIf you failed to take the province, build up and try again. Your invasion remains on station until you reassign it or the invasion succeeds.
3361	You may reach the technology screen from the main map by clicking on the compass icon in the gold ribbon at the bottom of the screen.\n
3362	A new project is started by moving a listed "researchable" technology from the right side of the screen to one of the open available slots on the left side of the screen.\n\nFirst,  to see a list of all your researchable technologies, make sure that the middle of the three gold medallions is highlighted in white. This medallion lists the technology currently available for research on the right side of the screen.  Also make sure that the "show all" filter button above the listed technologies is selected. \n\nPick a technology to research from this list. Click on the compass button next to the text describing the technology. One of your available slots on the left side is filled with your selection.\n\nNow you may allocate additional cash to the project using the slider in that slot. The more cash spent, the faster you will gain the benefits of the new technology.
3363	Note: When a project is canceled all cash spent so far is lost. It is not applied to a newly selected project.\n\nClick on the skull button in the slot of the unwanted project. The slot becomes available. You will be asked to confirm.
3364	Turn control of research over to your computer advisor by clicking on the button in the gold ribbon on the top left part of the screen.\n\nIf you turn control of the technology screen over to the computer it will establish a long-term research goal for you and fill in all of your open slots. It will also allocate cash each turn.\n\nOne good way to play, especially for beginners is to allow the computer to pick the projects.  Once this is done,  you can take control back by clicking on the computer button. Now you have control of the cash to be spent on each project.
3365	Click on the third of the three medallions next to the scroll (nearest the bottom of the screen). \nThis lists all projects available as long-tern goals. From this list, choose a goal and click on its target icon. The technology will appear in the goal slot at the top left part of the screen.\n\nNext, click on the middle medallion. Technologies that lead to your goal are listed at the top highlighted with green text. You can now fill as many slots as desired with technologies that lead to your goal. Of course, sometimes only one technology is available that will lead to the goal you picked.\n\nUse the arrows in each research slot  to allocate per turn spending to each of the selected projects.
3366	When other Great Powers already have a technology, a little flag with their country color appears in the description of that technology.  You have an increased chance of learning a new technology that another country already knows about. In fact, when other countries have previously researched a technology successfully, you may put that technology in a research slot, put no money in, and still eventually learn the new technology.\n\nYour chances of stealing the knowledge of other nations in this way vastly increases if you have a spy in a country who has a technology you are researching. If you do place a spy, the flags will be marked with a tiny "s". \n\n 
3371	You can tell when a unit is working because it animates. \n\nWhen the unit is finished working, the animation ends and the unit stands still. \n\nWhen a unit is selected, it appears with a flashing white outline. \n\nIf a unit appears grayed out, then it is not working, it is deploying to that tile (See  What does "deploying" mean? ).
3372	"Deploying" means a unit is moving to a new tile, but isn t doing any work immediately in that tile.\n\nYou may choose to deploy a unit to move it out of the way of another unit. \n\nIn the context of army units, "deploying" means to move to another one of your provinces. 
3373	Yes, you can change your orders. \n\nClick on a busy (working or deploying) civilian unit (the question mark cursor will appear). A dialog pops up that tells you what the unit is doing and gives you an opportunity to confirm or rescind your orders. \n\nIn general, throughout Imperialism II, you can always change your orders until you have ended your turn. This will be true not just for unit orders, but for trade, diplomacy, industrial, transport, technology and other orders.
3374	Your country is made up of terrain tiles, which have the potential to produce different types of resources. Grain farms appear as yellow-gold planted fields. \n\nIf you are not sure what type of terrain you are looking at, place the mouse cursor over the tile and look at the text in the upper right portion of the screen. You can also info-click on the tile (right-click or shift-click) for more detailed information. \n
3375	Builders construct improvements on most types of terrain in the game. Each improvement built makes the tile more productive. \n\nFirst, confirm that the builder is selected. On the map he flashes with a white outline, and his picture appears in the toolbar on the right side of the screen. \n\nTo order the builder to improve a grain farm move the mouse over a farm and look for a hammer cursor. Click on the tile. The builder moves into that tile and begins working on the farm. This is confirmed by a working animation. \n\nThe Builder takes two turns to improve a farm.\n
3411	Engineers build roads from the tile where they begin the turn into the adjacent tile that you click. \n\nFirst, confirm that the engineer is selected. On the map he flashes with a white outline, and his picture appears in the toolbar on the left side of the screen. To make sure that you are giving an order to build a road, look for a road cursor (a wavy brown line) over terrain tiles adjacent to the selected engineer.\n\nWith the road cursor showing over the tile where you want the road to go, click on the map. The engineer moves into that tile and begins working on the road, confirmed by a working animation. \n\nIt may take several turns to build the road, depending on the terrain. Flat terrain takes only one turn.
3412	To complete this episode your newly built farm must be on or adjacent to an unbroken road that goes to the capital city of your nation. When this is achieved the farm is connected. This means that grain from the farm is automatically used each turn to feed your population.\n
3413	Being "connected" means that the resources produced in a tile can be transported back to the capital city.\n\nA tile is considered connected if it either has connected road in it, or if it is adjacent to connected road (there are six tiles adjacent to each other tile), or if it is adjacent to a port or capital. \n\nA road is considered connected if it continues back in an unbroken line to the capital city, or to another port (which your Engineer will learn to build in a later episode).\n\nLook at the help text in the top right to see if a tile is a connected. It shows the production amount and the connection level of the tile currently under the cursor. If the "Max Transport" is more than 0, the space is "connected".
3414	As you give orders to the currently selected unit, the next available unit automatically becomes selected. This is called the unit cycle.\n\nThere are three buttons which affect the unit cycle.  These buttons each give orders to the currently selected unit. \n\nClick the button on the far right to put the unit to sleep. That means the unit will stay where it is, doing nothing (in the case of civilian units, for military and naval units, that button tells them to stay still and defend).  This unit will not appear automatically again in the unit cycle. If you want to give orders to a sleeping unit, you need to click on it, or you could type  W  to wake all the sleeping units. \n\nThe middle button tells the unit you have no orders for it this turn, but that you expect to see it appear in the cycle next turn.\n\nUse the left button when you want to give orders to this unit, but you want to wait until you ve had a chance to give orders to other units first (perhaps to get them out of the way). This button advances the unit cycle to the next unit, and puts the current unit at the back of the cycle.  
3421	Your country may contain deposits of four different minerals: iron ore, copper, tin, and coal. The type of mineral that could be present depends on the type of terrain in the tile. Tin is found only in swamps. The other three are found in hills or mountains.  \n\nIf you are not sure what type of terrain you are looking at, place the mouse cursor over the tile and look at the text in the upper right portion of the screen. You can also info-click on the tile (right-click or shift-click) for more detailed information. \n\nLater in the tutorial you will search other countries for additional types of minerals. \n
3422	First, confirm that the explorer is selected. On the map he flashes with a white outline, and his picture appears in the toolbar on the left side of the screen.  When the explorer is selected terrain tiles you have unsuccessfully prospected are shown with a pick axe and red X icon.\n\nTo order the explorer to prospect (search for minerals) move the mouse over an unprospected hill, mountain, or swamp in your country and look for an eye cursor. Click on the tile. The explorer moves into that tile and begins prospecting, confirmed by a working animation. \n\nProspecting takes one turn. If you find a mineral this episode will end and a mineral icon will be shown in the prospected tile.\n
3431	Each turn all the terrain tiles with improvements on them produce resources.  Your nation gains these resources only when they are connected to the capital city. A road connection is made when an unbroken road may be traced from a tile on or adjacent to the terrain tile all the way back to the capital city.\n
3432	Usually, you will be able to tell if an improved terrain tile is connected by looking at the map. If you are not sure, place the mouse cursor over the tile and look at the text in the upper right portion of the screen. You can also info-click on the tile (right-click or shift-click) for more detailed information.  The dialog box that appears when you info-click allows you to compare production level  (how many units of resources the tile is producing) with transport level (how many units are being moved to the capital each turn). \n\nA tile that is unconnected has a transport level of 0. At the beginning of the game your roads can move only one unit of resources from each tile, so your transport level for a connected tile is 1.\n
3441	You may reach the production screen from the main map by clicking on the small factory icon in the gold ribbon at the bottom of the screen.\n
3442	The blue banner at the top of the production screen is called the warehouse. It lists all the resources and commodities your nation has this turn. \n\nIf you are not sure which resource or material an icon represents, place the mouse over the icon and read the text on the gold banner in the upper right portion of the screen.\n\nWhen you end your turn, resources you have connected to your capital city on the map are moved into the warehouse for use on the next turn. Materials you make on this screen are added to the warehouse for next turn as well.\n
3443	Each of the production sliders uses different resources, but all sliders need two units of resources for every material produced.\n\nTo use a slider to make a material, click on the gold arrow at the right end of the slider. The slider bar changes color confirming the production order. You may also click within the slider bar to increase or decrease production. The resources are deducted when the orders are given, but the new material is not ready until the next turn. \n\nTo reduce an order for production click on the gold arrow to the left end of the slider. The resources are returned to the warehouse. You can change your mind about what to produce as often as you like. Production orders are not final until you end your turn.\n\nYou may choose to assign your production to the computer using the button at the top left of the screen. The sliders will be filled in automatically.  There is no guarnatee that the computer will share all your short term goals (such as finishing this episode). \n
3444	The amount of any material you can produce is limited by the amount of resources you have on hand and by the amount of industrial labor available to make the materials.\n\nOn the left side of the production screen you see an icon of a peasant laborer with a number underneath him. That number tells you how many peasant laborers your industry has. Each peasant represents one unit of labor every turn.\n\nAbove the peasant laborers is an icon representing the total available labor for this turn. As you give production orders using the sliders this number goes down. Since it takes two units of labor to make one material, if this number reaches 0 or 1 you will be unable to make any more materials this turn.\n
3451	Like the production screen discussed in the last episode, the labor screen is considered part of Industry.  From the main map you reach both these screens by clicking on the factory icon on the gold ribbon at the bottom of the screen. Once you are within industry you can use both screens, alternating between them by using the two icons in the gold banner at the top of the screen. Labor is represented by a hammer, while production is represented by a gear.\n\nNote that you cannot delegate the recruiting or training of labor to computer control.\n\nIn a later episode a third icon (and screen) will be added to this banner.\n
3452	On the labor screen peasants are recruited by spending the material fabric. Click on the arrow at the right end of the slider to recruit more peasants. Be cautious in the number of peasants you recruit. It is usually easy to find the fabric you need for recruiting, but each peasant eats one unit of food every turn (grain or meat) and if your population outpaces your food resources, the peasants will eventually starve.\n
3453	On the right side of both the production and labor screens you see icons representing grain and meat. Everyone in your population eats one grain or one meat every turn. Your population consists of  each industrial worker, each unit in the army, and each naval unit. \n\nIn the lower left portion of the labor screen you see three boxes labeled population. The total population in these boxes equals the total amount of meat and grain eaten each turn. This food arrives from the farms and ranches you have been connecting on the main map.\n
3454	You can see on the labor screen that additional sliders will become available later in the game.  These sliders are used for improving your work force through training. Peasants produce only one unit of labor per person but training increases this number, making your work force much more efficient.\n\nNew technologies are required to gain access to these training sliders. Special resources from the new world are needed each turn to keep your trained laborers productive.\n
3461	Scroll around your nation looking for flat terrain adjacent to ocean or on a river. You will want to choose one of these tiles with many other resource producing tiles around it. When constructed the port will gather developed resources from all the adjacent tiles.  Remember that fish are gathered by a port from every adjacent ocean tile and every adjacent land tile containing a river.\n
3462	Engineers build ports in tiles on a river or adjacent to the sea. They cannot construct ports in hill or mountain terrain.\n\nFirst, confirm that the engineer is selected. If the engineer is not currently on the tile where you want the port built, you must deploy him to that tile. This takes one turn.\n\nTo deploy move the cursor over the tile where you want the port and look for a green arrow. This is the deployment cursor. Click on the tile. The engineer moves to the tile but does not animate. This is because no work is occurring this turn.\n\nOn the next turn a port can be ordered. With the engineer selected place the cursor in the same tile as the engineer. Click when you see a hammer cursor. A dialog appears giving construction options. Push the port button. The dialog disappears and the engineer begins to work on the port. \n
3463	First, check that your engineer is on a flat piece of terrain with a river or adjacent to the ocean. If not, deploy him to an eligible tile and build the port next turn.\n\nSecond, make sure that when you click the cursor it looks like a small hammer. It is easy to click with a question mark or an arrow cursor showing accidentally. Neither of these permit port construction. You will only be able to find the hammer cursor if the engineer is the selected unit.\n\nFinally, make sure that your warehouse contains at least five units of lumber and five units of cast iron. Ports are expensive.\n
3464	When your Empire is fully developed you will rely on numerous ports and roads to form a vast transport web. Eventually, you will establish ports on other continents and build more road networks out from these new ports.\n\nAt the beginning of the game, however, the choice of reaching a vital terrain tile with a road, or building a port nearby, can be difficult.\n\nSince ports cost the same as five tiles of road (five iron and five lumber), cost can give you a rough guideline when deciding what to do. Time is also an issue. It will take your engineer 2 turns to build a port and at least five turns to build five tiles of road. You should also consider the option of building a port near to a distant (inland) resource you need and then constructing a road from the new port to the resource. This can be less expensive and less time consuming than constructing a road all the way from your capital.\n
3471	You may reach the transport screen from the main map by clicking on the carriage icon on the gold ribbon at the bottom of the screen.
3472	The sliders on the transport screen are color coded green or blue. You need to give orders only for resources coded blue, which means they must be moved by water.\n\nGreen means that the resources represented by that slider are moved solely by land. Since land transport occurs automatically each turn there is no need for your intervention. The green (land) transport is included on the screen only so you can see how many units of each commodity you are receiving. \n\nCommodities that are moved by water at any portion of their journey to your capital are displayed as blue on this screen.\n\nTo increase or decrease your water transport click on the gold arrows to either side of a slider that has some blue on it. Alternatively you may click within the slider bar.\n
3473	To help you decide what to transport you can find out how much of a commodity your warehouse already has. Place the mouse cursor over an icon on this screen and read the text in the upper right part of the screen.\n
3474	As you change your transport orders look at the information under the ship icon on the right side of the transport screen. The ship represents the total number of cargo holds in all the ships your Empire owns. Each cargo hold can be used for only one item each turn.\n\nYou see that as transport orders are increased cargo holds are moved from the trade number and allocated to the transport number. If you reduce transport orders more cargo holds are allocated to trade. \n\nIf you run out of cargo holds you will not be able to transport more commodities by water and you will have to select those commodities you want to receive. \n\nLater episodes cover trade and building additional ships.\n
3475	You must transport enough grain and meat to feed your population. Of course, you may have a plentiful stockpile of these items in your warehouse, which means it is less urgent to transport food.  The icons on the left side of the screen let you know how much food your population eats each turn. \n
3481	When being used on the main map, naval units are called fleets, even when only one ship is being ordered. \n\nFirst make sure a fleet is selected. You should see a fleet icon flashing white on the main map, and ship pictures in the toolbar. Using the arrows next to the ships in the toolbar you can change the make up of the selected fleet. Increasing the numbers between the gold arrows increases the size of the fleet you are about to give orders to.\n\nFleets move by sea zones which are separated by light blue lines on the map. Once you have used the toolbar to select the ship or ships you wish to move, clicking in a sea zone on the map will order the ships to move to that zone.  However, ships can only move a certain number of zones each turn, so you must click in a sea zone where the mouse cursor looks like a ship's wheel. This means that the selected fleet can reach that sea zone during this turn.\n\nAll naval orders are easier on the zoomed out map. The magnifying glass button at the top of the toolbar takes you there.\n
3482	After you order a fleet to move into an unexplored area, you will not immediately see any changes on the map. This is because it takes the entire turn for the fleet to reach that sea zone and look around. After you end your turn, exploration takes place. Next turn the adjacent sea zones will be visible and available for naval movement. If the zone where you moved the fleet is next to the unexplored New World, coastal tiles will be revealed and you may receive a message about newly discovered resources.\n
3483	The ship's wheel cursor is used whenever you want to move a selected fleet to a new sea zone. There are four other things a fleet can do within the same sea zone where it starts its turn. These are called missions and each one is ordered using a different mouse cursor.\n\nClicking with a telescope cursor over the sea zone orders the fleet to patrol the sea zone, looking for enemy ships.\n\nClicking with a red X & ship icon over an enemy port orders the fleet to blockade the port.\n\nClicking with an anchor icon over a friendly port orders the fleet to anchor in the friendly port.\n\nClicking with a cannon icon over a land tile adjacent to the sea zone orders the fleet to establish a beachhead for an invasion next turn. This will be covered in a later episode.\n
3484	Like civilian units, ships are part of the unit cycle and will appear ready for orders during your turn. When a ship or ships is selected, a fleet icon flashes white on the main map, and ship pictures appear in the toolbar.\n\nSometimes a ship or a fleet may be assigned long term orders (like patrolling on station or being used for transport) which means it does not appear in the unit cycle automatically.\n\nTo select one of these fleets (allowing you to change its orders) you must place the mouse cursor over the icon of the fleet on the main map and click when the cursor appears as a pennant with an arrow or as a question mark. \n\nThe pennant and arrow immediately selects the fleet and you will see it in the toolbar. \n\nThe question mark appears when there is a need to first cancel the previous orders of the fleet. A dialog box appears allowing you to confirm or cancel the fleet's current orders. If you cancel, the fleet will be selected and ready for new orders.\n
3485	With a fleet selected click on the round button with a ship on it to open the Fleet Roster. On the open book that appears you can see each of the ships in the selected fleet. By clicking on the ship pictures you may select and unselect particular ships for orders. Although this method is slower than using the toolbar, it permits you to select particular ships.\n
3486	Use the F11 function key on the keyboard to open the Navy Roster which lists all the fleets owned by your Empire. By clicking on one of these fleets you can center the main map over that fleet and select it.\n
3491	First, confirm that the explorer is selected. On the map he flashes with a white outline, and his picture appears in the toolbar on the left side of the screen.  \n\nIn Episode 3 the explorer was used to prospect. When used in the New World, he can both reveal hidden terrain tiles and prospect for mineral resources. \n\nMove the mouse cursor over New World terrain tiles already revealed. Over some tiles you will see the green arrow (deploy) cursor, and over other tiles you will see the eye (prospect) cursor.  Regardless of which cursor is showing, if you click on a tile, the explorer moves there and reveals all the adjacent hidden tiles next turn. If the tile is one that can be prospected he will accomplish this at the same time.\n\nIdeally you want to choose tiles for exploration that are adjacent to lots of hidden terrain and could also contain minerals.\n\nProspecting and exploring both take one turn. Next turn all adjacent terrain tiles will be revealed.  If you find a mineral an icon will be shown in the prospected tile.
3492	Large settlements of New world native people are called tribal capitals. The non-mineral resources adjacent to a tribal capital are already developed by the native population.\n\nIn order for your Empire to conduct peaceful trade and diplomacy with a tribe, the capital of the tribe must first be revealed.
3493	The four minerals found in the Old World (tin, copper, iron ore, and coal) are also plentiful in the New World.  Additionally the New World contains silver (found in the hills) gold and gems (found in the mountains), and diamonds (found in the desert). Of these minerals, diamonds and gems are the most valuable.\n
3841	Terrain Map Briefing #1
3842	About Civilians
3843	Displayed Information
3844	Giving Orders
3845	What do different cursors mean?
3846	The unit cycle and selecting units
4005	Your excellency, I am pleased to report that thanks to our foreign policies, our country has produced a developer unit for overseas exploitation!\n\nYou may send your developer to buy land tiles in any Minor Nation where you have an embassy. Once you bought the land, you may send other civilians there to develop it. When the host nation sells resources you developed, you will receive a share of the profits (proportional to how good your relationship is). \n\nThe profits appear in the Deal Book as  Overseas Profits .
4016	Frog City Credits:\n\nExecutive Producer:\n                 Rachel Bernstein\n\nDesign Team:\n                Bill Spieth\n                Ted Spieth\n                Ben Polk\n\nManual:\n                 Bill Spieth\n\nSound Effects:  \n                 AudioSyncrasy\n               \nMusic Composition:\n                 Victor Spiegel\n\nMusic Performance with Baroque Instruments:\n                American Baroque\n\nMIDI Music Performance:\n                Victor Spiegel\n\n
4017	\n\nOriginal Game Design:\n                 Bill Spieth\n                 Ted Spieth\n\nProgramming:\n                 Ben Polk\n                 Michael Mortimer\n                 Eric Fredricksen\n                 Rachel Bernstein\n \nCross-Platform Programming:\n                 Eric Fredricksen\nArt:\n                  Vadim Vahrameev\n                  Brian White\n                  Andre Salcido\n\nCinematic:\n                         Andre Salcido\n                         Vadim Vahrameev\n \nImperialism was written with Apple's MacApp© Application Framework,  ported to Microsoft Foundation Classes 
4018	Strategic Simulations, Inc. Credits:\n\nProducer: Alan Wasserman\n                 \nDirector of R&D: Jan Lindner\n                 \n\n\n\n
4019	\n\n
4481	Terrain Map Briefing #2
4482	About the Toolbar Buttons
4483	Civilian Units on the Map
4484	The four Unit buttons
4485	Visiting the Orders screens
4486	Shortcuts for moving on the map
5121	Industry Briefing #1
5122	About Industry
5123	Functions of Buildings
5124	Factory and Mill Production
5125	Trade School and Capitol
5126	Production Economies
5761	Introductory Briefing
5762	Welcome to Imperialism Demo
5763	Getting More Help
5764	7 Easy Goals
5765	7 Medium Goals
5766	12 Advanced Tips for Success
6401	Trade Briefing #1
6402	About Trade
6403	Displayed Information
6404	Giving Orders to Buy Commodities
6405	What determines who gets offers of commodities?
6406	What determines the World Prices?
7041	Trade Briefing #2
7042	Making a Profit
7043	Goods to Sell
7044	Using Offer sliders
7045	Merchant Marine
7681	Diplomacy Briefing #1
7682	About Diplomacy
7683	Obtaining Information
7684	Diplomatic Orders
7685	Benefits and Costs of Trade Consulates
7686	Benefits and Costs of Declaring Wars
8321	Investing in Technology
8322	About Technology Investment
8323	Viewing the Technologies
8324	Purchasing new Technology
8325	Timing your Purchases
8961	Tips on Infrastructure
8962	Industry and the Capital
8963	Gaining more Resources
8964	Growth of Villages
8965	New Technology
8966	Disbanding Civilians
9601	Foreign Policy Tips
9602	Diplomatic Policies
9603	Military Intelligence
9604	Obtaining Leaders
9605	Trade and Diplomacy
9606	Developing Minor Nations
10241	Diplomacy Briefing #2
10242	More about Diplomacy
10243	Other countries  products
10244	Setting Trade Policies
10245	The Value of an Embassy
10246	Diplomatic Strategy
10881	Trade Offers Briefing
10882	About Deals for Commodities
10883	Using the Trade Book
10884	Getting Minister Advice
10885	Accepting an Offer
10886	Merchant Marine and Commodity Order
11521	Transport Ledger Briefing
11522	About the Transport Network
11523	Information on the Ledger
11524	Using Sliders 
11525	Transport Extra Food
11526	Planning a Transport System
12161	Industry Briefing #2
12162	About Industrial Production
12163	Production Dialogs
12164	Giving Orders to Expand Industry
12165	The Railyard
12166	Saving Orders to Next Turn
12801	Industry Briefing #3
12802	About Unit Construction
12803	Cost of new Units
12804	Giving Orders to build Units
12805	How Many Units to Build?
12806	Watch for Warnings
13441	Diplomacy Offers Briefing
13442	About Diplomacy Offers
13443	Obtaining Information
13444	Consequences of Accepting
13445	Alliances and Pacts
13446	Intervention in Minor Nations
14081	Battle Reports Briefing
14082	About Battle Reports
14083	Displayed Information
14084	Giving Orders
14721	Tactical Battles Briefing
14722	About Tactical Battles
14723	Displayed Information
14724	Commanding your Regiments
14725	Using the Toolbar
14726	Tactics on the Battlefield
15361	Council of Governors Briefing
15362	About the Council of Governors
15363	Displayed Information
15364	Winning Votes
15365	Votes from Owned or Colonized Provinces
15366	Votes from Provinces in Other Countries
16641	Deal Summary Briefing
16642	About the Deal Summary
16643	Available Information
16644	Overseas Profits
16645	The Credit Limit
17281	Terrain Map Briefing #3
17282	Marshaling your armies
17283	How to deploy in friendly provinces
17284	How to attack an adjacent province
17285	How to invade from the sea
17286	Using the Garrison Book
17921	Terrain Map Briefing #4
17922	Ordering your fleets
17923	Moving to other seas
17924	Blockades and Patrols
17925	Establish a Landing
18561	Terrain Map Briefing #5
18562	How to get a Developer
18563	Where can the Developer Work?
18564	How to purchase Land
18565	Improving Land you Buy
18566	Overseas Profits
19201	Preferences Briefing
19202	Introduction
19203	Tactical or Strategic Battles?
19204	Minister Briefings
19841	Introductory Briefing
19842	Introductory Message
19843	Getting more help
19844	How to win
19845	Game settings and saving your game
19846	Taking your turn
20000	To purchase Imperialism visit your local software retailer or call (800) 234-3088 to order direct!\n\nFor more information visit the Imperialism website located at www.imperialism.com
20481	Long term planning
20482	Vulnerable coastline
20483	Course of the game
21121	City Site Selection Briefing
21122	Searching for the best site
21123	The need for food
21124	The value of timber
21125	Evaluating your country
21126	How to start again
21761	Status Screen Briefing
21762	About Status Screens
21763	Displayed Information
22401	Help for Episode 11: Diplomacy
22402	How do I get to the Diplomacy Orders Screen?
22403	Information Overlays
22404	Step 1: Choose a country to pursue
22405	Step 2: Establish a trade consulate
22406	Step 3: Give a trade subsidy
23041	Help for Episode 12: Trade
23042	How do I get to the Trade Orders screen?
23043	How do I buy?
23044	How do I sell?
23045	Responding to trade offers
23046	Pickup and Delivery
23047	Why does the summary report offers I didn t see?
23048	Why don t I get any offers?
23681	Help for Episode 13: Units
23682	Getting to the Unit Construction screen
23683	How to build a military or naval unit
23684	How to build a civilian unit
24321	Help for Episode 14: Building an Army
24322	Dealing with a shortage of Peasants
24961	Help for Episode 15: Establishing a Beachhead
24962	Choose a New World province to invade
24963	Choose an invasion fleet
24964	Get your fleet in the right position
24965	Establish the Beachhead
24966	What should I be doing with the Pikemen?
25601	Help for Episode 16: Attacking
25602	How do I select Military units?
25603	Moving Military units to friendly provinces
25604	Attacking adjacent provinces
25605	Attacking overseas
25606	Battle Results
26241	Help for Episode 17: Technology
26242	Getting to the Technology screen
26243	Starting a Project
26244	Canceling a Project
26245	Using your computer advisor
26246	Choosing a Goal and then Selecting Projects
26247	What do the little flags mean?
26881	Help for Episode 1: Building a Grain Farm
26882	How can I tell if a unit is working?
26883	What does "deploying" mean?
26884	Can I change my orders?
26885	How do I find a Grain Farm?
26886	How do I use the Builder?
29441	Help for Episode 2:  Development
29442	How do I use the Engineer?
29443	How do I connect a Farm?
29444	When is a tile "connected"?
29445	How do I use the unit cycle buttons?
30081	Help for Episode 3: Prospecting
30082	Where are the minerals?
30083	How do I use the Explorer?
30721	Help for Episode 4: More Developments
30722	Gaining connected resources
30723	Is a development connected?
31361	Help for Episode 5: Production
31362	How do I get to the Production panel?
31363	The Warehouse
31364	Using Sliders
31365	Laborers and Resources
32001	Help for Episode 6: Labor
32002	How do I get to the Labor panel?
32003	How to Recruit Peasants
32004	How much food is the population eating?
32005	What are the faded sliders on the Labor panel?
32641	Help for Episode 7: Ports
32642	What is a good site for a port?
32643	Using the Engineer to build a port
32644	Troubleshooting Port Construction
32645	Comparing advantages of roads and ports
33281	Help for Episode 8: Transport
33282	Getting to the Transport screen
33283	Using the transport sliders
33284	How much do I have already?
33285	Limits on transport by ship
33286	Food Consumption
33921	Help for Episode 9: Discovering the New World
33922	How to order a selected Fleet to move
33923	Exploration
33924	Other orders you may give to a Fleet
33925	Selecting a fleet
33926	How do I select a particular ship in a Fleet?
33927	How can I see all my Fleets at once?
34561	Help for Episode10: Exploring the New World
34562	Using an Explorer to Explore
34563	Tribal Capitals
34564	New World Minerals
35201	Winter
35202	Spring
35203	Summer
35204	Fall
35265	Wool
35266	Timber
35267	Tin
35268	Copper
35269	Iron Ore
35270	Coal
35271	Cotton
35272	Sugar Cane
35273	Tobacco
35274	Fur
35275	Horses
35276	Fabric
35277	Lumber
35278	Paper
35279	Bronze
35280	Cast Iron
35281	Steel
35282	Refined Sugar
35283	Cigars
35284	Hats
35285	Grain
35286	Fish
35287	Livestock
35288	Spices
35289	Silver
35290	Gold
35291	Gems
35292	Diamonds
35295	Cotton Plantation
35296	Cattle Ranch
35297	Horse Ranch
35298	Grain Farm
35299	Spice Orchard
35300	Sheep Ranch
35303	Tin Mine
35306	Timber Camp
35308	Timber Camp
35309	Sugar Plantation
35310	Tobacco Plantation
35311	Fur Trading Post
35312	Copper Mine
35313	Iron Mine
35314	Coal Mine
35315	Silver Mine
35316	Gold Mine
35317	Gems Mine
35318	Diamond Mine
35329	Available
35330	Cancel Current Research Project
35331	Automatic Technology Research
35332	[1:num] turns
35333	Set New Technology Research Goal
35334	No Goal Selected
35335	Cancel Current Technology Research Goal
35336	Detailed Technology Info
35337	Start New Research Project
35338	Prerequisite for the Selected Technology Goal
35339	Estimated Turns to Completion
35340	Increase Investment
35341	Decrease Investment
35342	Current Research Projects
35343	Discoveries
35344	Researchable Technologies
35345	Technology Research Goals
35346	Currently limited to 3 Research Projects.
35347	Technology Research
35348	Current Research Goal
35349	Display [1:panel] Resource Gathering Technologies
35350	Display [1:panel] Industry Technologies
35351	Display [1:panel] Army Upgrade Technologies
35352	Display [1:panel] Navy Upgrade Technologies
35353	Display [1:panel] Finance Technologies
35354	Display All [1:panel] Technologies
35355	Gathering
35356	Industry
35357	Army
35358	Navy
35359	Finance
35360	Show All
35361	Discovered [1:date]
35362	Next Page
35363	Previous Page
35364	Show Discoveries
35365	Show Researchable Technologies
35366	Show Technology Goals
35367	Technology Currently Being Researched
35368	Other Great Powers that Know this Technology
35369	Base Investment Cost Per Level of Research Effort
35370	Canceling a research project loses all accumulated progress.\n\nAre you sure you want to cancel?
35371	Discovered
35372	Researchable
35373	Goal
35374	Date Discovered
35395	Alliances
35396	Non-Aggression Pacts
35397	Peace Treaty
35398	Member
35399	War
35457	Member of our Empire
35458	Ruler of our Empire
35459	Alliance
35460	Non-Aggression Pact
35461	Peace
35462	Member
35463	War
35521	France
35522	England
35523	Sweden
35524	Holland
35525	Portugal
35526	Spain
35527	Ireland
35528	Scotland
35529	Denmark
35530	Germany
35531	Italy
35532	Switzerland
35533	The Aztecs
35534	The Incas
35535	The Mayas
35536	The Taino
35537	The Iroquois
35538	The Sioux
35539	The Kwakiutl
35540	The Cherokee
35541	The Huron
35542	The Pueblo
35585	None
35586	Galleon
35587	Ship-of-the-Line
35588	Ironclad
35589	Sloop
35590	Frigate
35591	Raider
35592	Fluyte
35593	Indiaman
35594	Steamship
35595	Carrack
35596	Trader
35597	Clipper
35598	Heavy Warship
35599	Light Warship
35600	Large Merchant
35601	Small Merchant
35649	Peasant Levies
35650	Calivermen
35651	Skirmishers
35652	Sharpshooters
35653	Pikemen
35654	Halberdiers
35655	Regulars
35656	Rifle Infantry
35657	Arquebusiers
35658	Musketeers
35659	Grenadiers
35660	Guards
35661	Bowmen
35665	General
35669	Squires
35670	Cossacks
35671	Hussars
35672	Scouts
35673	Knights
35674	Lancers
35678	Harquebusiers
35679	Cuirassiers
35680	Carbine Cavalry
35682	Horse Artillery
35683	Light Artillery
35684	Field Artillery
35685	Culverin
35686	Royal Artillery
35687	Heavy Artillery
35688	Siege Guns
35713	Explorer
35714	Engineer
35715	Builder
35716	Spy
35717	Merchant
35718	Railroad Engineer
35777	Textile Mill
35778	Clothing Factory
35779	Steel Mill
35780	Metalworks
35781	Lumber Mill
35782	Furniture Factory
35783	Oil Refinery
35784	Shipyard
35785	Armory
35786	Trade School
35787	University
35788	Power Plant
35789	Food Processing
35790	Warehouse
35791	Railyard
35792	Capitol
35841	Noneses
35842	Galleons
35843	Ships-of-the-Line
35844	Ironclads
35845	Sloops
35846	Frigates
35847	Raiders
35848	Fluytes
35849	Indiamen
35850	Steamships
35851	Carracks
35852	Traders
35853	Clippers
35854	Heavy Warships
35855	Light Warships
35856	Large Merchants
35857	Small Merchants
35905	Peasant
35906	Apprentice
35907	Journeyman
35908	Master
35969	Firepower:
35970	Move:
35971	Range:
35972	Entrench:
35997	Firepower:\nMove:\nRange:\nEntrench:
35998	Cost:
35999	Available:
36000	Armory
36001	No
36002	Yes
36033	Raid
36034	Skirmish
36035	Engagement
36036	Combat
36037	Battle
36097	No Minerals
36098	Unexplored
36099	Max Transport = 
36100	Undeveloped
36161	Foreign Minister
36162	Defense Minister
36163	Interior Minister
36164	Report from your\n[1:Foreign Minister]
36165	Request from your\n[1:Foreign Minister]
36166	Advice from your\n[1:Foreign Minister]
36167	Help from your\n[1:Foreign Minister]
36168	A Message From [1:country]
36169	Show Topics Again
36170	New units are reporting for duty
36171	I'm afraid we are no longer in power.  Come back some time and note the accomplishments of your betters.
36172	Game Over
36173	Another ruler has won the election!  We had better start groveling.
36174	Previous Briefing
36175	Next Briefing
36176	The man behind the face
36177	[1:Technology] Allows [2:benefit]
36178	Next Page
36179	Previous Page
36180	War Declared on [1:country]
36181	Our empire has declared war against the tyranical forces of [1:country].
36182	[1:country] Declares War Against [2:country]
36183	The empire of [1:country] declared war against the holdings of [2:country].
36184	[1:country] Experiences Shortage
36185	[1:country] is experiencing a shortage of [2:item].
36186	Peace Treaty Rejected
36187	[1:country] has rejected our offer of peace and will continue their unjust war against our empire.
36188	[1:unitname] Discovers [2:resource]
36189	There are [1:number] news items of interest to report this turn.
36190	There are no news items to report this turn.
36191	Turn Summary for [1:season] [2:year]
36192	There is 1 item of interest to report this turn.
36193	Non-Aggression Pact Rejected
36194	[1:country] has rejected our pact of Non-Aggression.
36195	Alliance Rejected
36196	[1:country] has rejected the offer of an alliance with our empire.
36197	Annex Offer Rejected
36198	[1:country] has rejected the offer to become part of our great empire.
36199	Established Trade Consulate in [1:country]
36200	Now that we have a trade consulate, each trade with [1:country] will improve our relationship.
36201	Established Embassy in [1:country]
36202	Now that we have an embassy, we can offer Non-Aggression Pacts and invitations to join our Empire, and we can offer grants.  We also can send in Merchants and Builders.
36203	Peace Treaty with [1:country] Signed
36204	A peace treaty with the empire of [1:country] has been signed.  The war between our two nations is at an end.
36205	New Alliance with [1:country]
36206	We have formed a new alliance with the nation of [1:country] which will benefit both empires.
36207	Pact with [1:country] Signed
36208	Our empire has established a Non-Aggression Pact with the nation of [1:country].
36209	[1:country] Joins Empire
36210	The nation of [1:country] has relinquished control of itself to join our magnificent empire.
36211	Alliance with [1:country] Broken
36212	Our alliance with [1:country] has been dissolved.
36213	Merchant Companies Closed
36214	Our merchant holdings in [1:country] have been lost.
36215	Colony [1:country] Lost
36216	Our colony of [1:country] has been lost.
36217	Researchers are Idle
36218	Given that at the lowest level, research is free, it seems a shame to waste a technology research slot.
36219	[1:unit] Discovers Capitol of [2:country]
36220	Diplomacy and trade with [1:country] is now possible since the capitol of [2:country] has been discovered in the province of [3:province].
36221	News from Around the World
36222	[1:country] Establishes Consulate in [2:country]
36223	[1:country] Establishes Embassy in [2:country]
36224	[1:country] Establishes Alliance with [2:country]
36225	[1:country] Breaks Alliance with [2:country]
36226	[1:country] Signs Peace Treaty with [2:country]
36227	[1:country] Joins the Empire of [2:country]
36228	[1:country] Signs Pact with [2:country]
36229	[1:country] Establishes Consulate with [2:country]
36230	[1:country] Establishes Embassy with [2:country]
36231	Discovery of [1:resourcename]
36232	New Civilian Deployed
36233	New Civilians Deployed
36234	New Regiment Recruited
36235	New Regiments Recruited
36236	New Ship Launched
36237	New Ships Launched
36238	New Merchant Launched
36239	New Merchants Launched
36240	Territory Annex Adds to Population
36241	The addition of [1:country] to our empire has added to our population.  Food could become scarce.
36242	QAZDAR  ::: THIS IS ONLY A SEARCH TAG
36289	Famous
36290	Powerful
36291	Crack
36292	Glorious
36293	Veteran
36294	Elite
36353	Pathetic
36354	Evil
36355	Barbaric
36356	Paltry
36357	Villainous
36358	Depraved
36417	Explorer description not used
36418	Engineer description not used
36419	Improve output of:
36420	Spies assess province garrisons and may increase technology research success.
36421	Merchants purchase land tiles from tribes and neutral states.
36422	Improves roads to railroads
36426	University
36427	Cost:
36428	Available:
36429	Production Levels
36430	Level 1
36431	Level 2
36432	Level 3
36481	[1:unit name] in the province of [2:province] 
36482	Laying track
36483	Building a road
36484	Building a port
36485	Searching for minerals
36486	Building [1:building]
36487	Building [1:mineral] and [2:mineral] mine
36488	Building [1:resource] to level [2:level]
36489	Redeploying
36490	Time to completion: [1:number] turns
36491	Building [1:mineral] mine
36492	Civilian Report
36493	Rescind Orders
36494	Confirm Orders
36495	Gathering spy information
36496	Building a fort
36497	Waiting for orders
36498	Sleeping
36499	Time to completion: [1:number] turn
36500	Exploring uncharted lands
36545	mine
36546	n/a
36547	farms
36548	logging
36549	n/a
36550	ranching
36551	fishing fleet
36552	company
36553	oil wells
36609	Light Infantry
36610	Regular Infantry
36611	Heavy Infantry
36612	Bowmen
36613	General
36614	Light Cavalry
36615	Spear Cavalry
36616	Heavy Cavalry
36617	Light Artillery
36618	Heavy Artillery
36619	unit of unknown type
36620	Light Infantry
36621	Regular Infantry
36622	Heavy Infantry
36623	Bowmen
36624	Generals
36625	Light Cavalry
36626	Spear Cavalry
36627	Heavy Cavalry
36628	Light Artillery
36629	Heavy Artillery
36630	units of unknown type
36673	Retreat
36674	Melee Charge
36675	Advanced Volley
36676	Fast Attack
36677	Bombardment
36678	Advanced Bombardment
36679	Ranged Attack
36680	Frontal Assault
36681	Defend
36682	Charge Artillery
36683	Shoot Artillery
36684	Attack Artillery
36685	Bombard & Shoot
36686	Bombard & Charge
36687	Ranged Defense
36688	Counter-Attack
36689	Tactic: [1]\nJob: [2]
36690	Defend Ranged
36691	Defend
36692	Melee Charge
36693	Draw Fire
36694	Advance Shoot
36695	Charge If Available
36696	Shoot If Available
36697	Bombard
36698	Cavalry Post Fire
36699	Rally                               
36700	Retreat
36737	Great Powers Cheater
36738	Treasury
36739	Merchant Capacity
36740	Transport Capacity
36741	Total Sales last turn
36742	Total purchases last turn
36801	[1:] has declared war on the minor nation of [2:]. Intervene and declare war on [3:]?
36802	[1:] has declared war on [2:]. Honor alliance with [3:] and declare war on [4:]?
36803	[1:] has declared war on [2:]. Honor alliance with [3:] and declare war on [4:]?
36804	The minor nation of [1:Morocco] is being attacked by your enemy, [2:France]. [3:Morocco] begs for your protection. Will you accept [4:Morocco] into your Empire?
36805	[1:] has declared war on the minor nation of [2:]. Intervene and declare war on [3:]?\n\nWarning: Accepting will force us into war with other Great Powers as well.
36806	[1:] has declared war on [2:]. Honor alliance with [3:] and declare war on [4:]?\n\nWarning: Accepting will force us into war with other Great Powers as well.
36807	[1:] has declared war on [2:]. Honor alliance with [3:] and declare war on [4:]?\n\nWarning: Accepting will force us into war with other Great Powers as well.
36808	The minor nation of [1:Morocco] is being attacked by your enemy, [2:France]. [3:Morocco] begs for your protection. Will you accept [4:Morocco] into your Empire?\n\nWarning: Accepting will force us into war with their enemies.
36865	[1:] City
36929	[1:] Colony
36993	Available
36994	Moving
36995	Defending
36996	Available
36997	Available
37057	unused
37058	Development
37059	Resources
37060	unused
37061	unused
37062	Search In:
37063	Can Build
37064	Depot
37065	Port
37066	Fort
37067	Cannot Build In
37068	Select Unit
37069	Improves roads to railroads
37070	Road
37071	I
37072	II
37073	III
37074	Select resource icons
37075	No improvable sites
37076	Center on Unit
37077	Center on next unexplored [1:]
37078	[1:] ([2:] unexplored)
37079	Cost to build [1:]
37080	level 1 fort
37081	level 2 fort
37082	level 3 fort
37083	Center on improvable [1:]
37084	town
37085	Available:
37086	Cost:
37121	Your excellency, we are wasting transport capacity.
37123	At the current transport levels, [1:number] workers will be sick, and [2:number] workers will starve to death.
37185	Workers need more [1:food]
37186	Workers do not need more [1:food]
37187	Workers require more refined sugar.
37188	Workers require more cigars.
37189	Workers require more fur hats.
37249	Game Controls
37250	not implemented
37251	Status & Reports
37252	Help
37253	Interior Minister
37254	Foreign Minister
37255	Defense Minister
37256	End Phase
37257	Year
37258	Treasury
37259	Next Page
37260	Previous Page
37261	Return to Map
37262	Close Deal and Market Summary
37263	Return to Map
37264	Return to Map
37265	Return to Map
37266	End Turn
37267	Season
37268	Give Trade Orders
37269	Give Diplomacy Orders
37270	Give Industry Orders
37271	Give Transport Orders
37272	Give Trade Orders (no new orders yet)
37273	Give Diplomacy Orders (no new orders yet)
37274	Give Industry Orders (no new orders yet)
37275	Give Transport Orders (no new orders yet)
37276	Give Trade Orders \n(current screen)
37277	Give Diplomacy Orders \n(current screen)
37278	Give Industry Orders \n(current screen)
37279	Give Transport Orders \n(current screen)
37281	Return to Map Room
37282	Close Book
37283	Give Technology Research Orders
37284	Give Technology Research Orders\n(current screen)
37285	Show Help Briefing
37286	Click to Center the Map
37287	Computer
37288	Control
37289	Human
37290	Control
37291	Click to turn off computer control of this screen
37292	Click to turn on computer control of this screen
37293	Computer control not available for recruiting labor or units
37294	Set Preferences
37313	Merchant Marine
37314	Industry needs [1: item]
37315	Toggle the  no more offers  box
37316	Bid on [1: commodity]
37317	Offer [1: commodity]
37318	Decrease number of [1: commodity] offered
37319	Decrease standing offer of [1: commodity]
37320	Offer [1: commodity]
37321	Offer one [1: commodity]
37322	Number of [1: commodity] offered
37323	Number of [1: commodity] offered (& standing orders)
37324	Offer all available [1: commodity]
37325	Increase number of [1: commodity] offered
37326	Increase standing offer for [1: commodity]
37327	[1:itemName] \nTransporting: [2:number] / [3:total]
37328	More bids are not allowed
37329	Retract bid on [1: commodity]
37330	Withdraw offer of [1: commodity]
37331	Current market price of [1: commodity]
37332	Amount of [1: commodity] available in warehouse
37333	Trade
37334	Item
37335	Bid
37336	Offer
37337	Price
37338	Available
37339	Offer Amount
37377	Next Unit
37378	Sleep
37379	Defend
37380	Defend
37381	No orders this turn
37382	Zoom
37383	Zoom
37384	Show Garrison Details
37385	Show Fleet Details
37386	Behave Cautiously
37387	Behave Normally
37388	Behave Aggressively
37389	Invest in Technology
37390	Invest in Technology
37391	Selected Civilian Unit
37392	Disband Civilian
37393	Force Size: [1]
37394	Transport Size of Selected Armies
37395	Garrison
37396	Fleet
37441	Information:
37442	Provinces:
37443	Military Strength Rating:
37444	Industrial Production Rating:
37445	Greatest Influence:
37446	Minor Nation
37447	Peace
37448	War
37449	Trade Consulate
37450	Pact
37451	Alliance
37452	Empire
37453	Embassy
37454	[1: Zimm]: Influence
37455	Weak
37456	Strong
37457	Promised Grants:
37458	[1:Zimm]: Trade Policies
37459	Major Exports:
37460	Subsidy
37461	Boycott
37462	Colony Boycott
37463	Colony of [1:Zimm]
37464	Anarchy
37465	None
37466	Poor
37467	Fair
37468	Good
37469	Excellent
37470	Awesome
37471	Map Key
37472	[1:Zimm]: Diplomatic Status
37473	Diplomatic Overtures
37474	Foreign Grants
37475	Influence:
37476	Weak
37477	Strong
37478	Promised Grants:
37479	$1,000
37480	$3,000
37481	$5,000
37482	$10,000
37483	Trade Policies
37484	5%
37485	10%
37486	25%
37487	50%
37488	75%
37489	100%
37490	Subsidies
37491	Boycott
37492	Colony Boycott
37493	The Council of Governors has not yet convened.
37494	Results from the Council of Governors: [1:year]
37495	Abstaining:
37496	Invite a Minor Nation to Join Our Empire
37497	Offer an Alliance to another Great Power
37498	Offer a Non-Aggression Pact
37499	Offer a Peace Treaty
37500	Declare War
37501	Build a Trade Consulate
37502	Build an Embassy
37503	Grant $1,000
37504	Grant $1,000 Every Turn
37505	Grant $3,000
37506	Grant $3,000 Every Turn
37507	Grant $5,000
37508	Grant $5,000 Every Turn
37509	Grant $10,000
37510	Grant $10,000 Every Turn
37511	Give 5% Subsidy
37512	Give 10% Subsidy
37513	Give 25% Subsidy
37514	Give 50% Subsidy
37515	Give 75% Subsidy
37516	Give 100% Subsidy\n(Free Trade Goods)
37517	Boycott All Trade
37518	Direct Our Colonies to Boycott
37519	Political Map
37520	Treaties Map
37521	Foreign Grants Map
37522	Trade Map
37523	World Information
37524	Offer Treaties
37525	Influence Nations
37526	Set Trade Policies
37527	Show Who is Winning
37528	Grants: 
37529	No Grants
37530	Controlled
37531	Colonies
37532	Other Great Powers
37533	Other Minor Nations
37534	Total Provinces
37535	Council of Governors
37536	Nominees:
37537	Total Boycott
37538	Most Favored
37539	Trading Nation:
37569	Increase Transport Orders
37570	Decrease Transport Orders
37571	Bidding
37572	Offering
37573	Transporting / Total Available
37574	Transport
37575	Green = Land Transport, Blue = Sea Transport, Red = Endangered Sea Transport
37576	[1:item name]\nWarehouse: [2:number]      Trade: [3:Bidding] 
37577	[1:item name]\nWarehouse: [2:number] 
37578	[1:gold or gems]\nWorth: [2:$500] / unit
37579	Assigned Merchant Capacity / \nTotal Merchant Capacity
37580	[1:item name]\nRequired: [2:number]      Warehouse: [3:number] 
37581	Your Majesty, transport orders cannot be increased because we are already transporting all available [1:item]. 
37582	Your Majesty, transport orders of [1:item] cannot be increased because we are already using the entire capacity of the ships assigned to the merchant marine.
37583	Your Majesty, there is never any reason to lower orders for transport by land.\n
37584	Your Majesty, transport orders cannot be decreased below zero.
37646	Shipyard
37647	Cost:
37648	Available:
37649	Firepower:
37650	Range:
37651	Armor:
37652	Hull:
37653	Speed:
37654	Cargo:
37697	Start New Game on Random Map
37698	Load Saved Game
37699	Multiplayer
37700	Show High Scores
37701	Play the Tutorial
37702	Host a game
37703	Join a game
37704	This is not a valid saved game.
37705	This save file is from an older version which is no longer supported.
37706	Quit
37707	Saved Game Screen
37708	Load Saved Game Screen
37709	Unused
37710	Introductory (25)
37711	Easy (50)
37712	Normal (100)
37713	Hard (200)
37714	Nigh-on Impossible (400)
37715	Custom ([1])
37716	Return to Main Screen
37717	Start the Game With This Map
37718	Map of the World
37719	Game Difficulty Setting (and Rating)
37720	Start Demo With This Map
37721	Name of Multiplayer Game
37722	Your Country's Name
37723	National Flag
37724	National Coat of Arms
37725	Game Name
37726	Country
37727	Host New Game with Random Map
37728	Host New Scenario
37729	Host Saved Game
37730	Return to Main Screen
37731	Join a Game in Progress
37732	Select Connection Method
37733	Set Your Name
37734	Enter Name for Multiplayer Game
37735	You must enter a name to host a game.
37736	Unable to Start the Multiplayer Machine
37737	Start Demo
37738	Give up the reins of power?
37739	Are you done attempting to dominate this world?
37740	Previous
37741	Next
37742	Return to Main Multiplayer Screen
37743	As the host of this game, the other players can t continue without you.  Are you sure you want to quit?
37744	Are you sure you want to drop out of the game?
37745	To be able to continue this game later, you must wait for the host to save and end the game.  If you leave now, a newfangled machine will replace you as head of state.  This process is irreversible!  Are you sure you want to abdicate?
37746	The governing body of [1: country] has chosen to step down.  Control of the country has unwisely been handed over to a steam-powered computing machine.
37747	Are you prepared to step down from the current game?
37748	In the interest of courtesy to the other players in this game, please quit the current game before loading another.  Click the "Start New Game" button instead.
37749	Select the correct gender form for your country:
37750	Most humble apologies...a bad map has been generated. Please quit and restart. Players shouldn t ever see this message. 
37751	Are you sure you wish to cancel this multiplayer game?  It may be somewhat of a disappointment to other players who have joined.
37752	Generate a Random Map
37753	Customize Difficulty Settings
37754	Save file is not valid for the game you have joined.
37755	Play or resume the Tutorial
37761	2 Labor + 2 Wool \nmakes 1 Fabric
37762	2 Labor + 2 Cotton \nmakes 1 Fabric
37763	2 Labor + 2 Timber \nmakes 1 Lumber
37764	2 Labor + 2 Timber \nmakes 1 Paper
37765	2 Labor + 1 Copper + 1 Tin\n makes 1 Bronze
37766	2 Labor + 2 Iron Ore \nmakes 1 Cast Iron
37767	2 Labor + 1 Coal + 1 Iron Ore \nmakes 1 Steel
37768	2 Labor + 2 Sugar Cane \nmakes 1 Refined Sugar
37769	2 Labor + 2 Tobacco \nmakes 1 unit of Cigars
37770	2 Labor + 2 Fur \nmakes 1 unit of Fur Hats
37771	2 Cloth recruits 1 Peasant
37772	1 Paper + $100 trains 1 Peasant \nas an Apprentice
37773	5 Paper + $500 trains 1 Apprentice as a Journeyman
37774	10 Paper + $1000 trains 1 Journeyman as a Master
37777	Capacity: [1: number]
37778	-or-
37781	Cost to Build
37782	Unlimited
37783	Insufficient Funds
37784	Insufficient Materials
37788	Provinces
37789	[1: number] [2:commodity] 
37790	([1:number] Provinces)
37791	1 Peasant = 1 Unit of Labor
37792	1 Apprentice = 4 Units of Labor
37793	1 Journeyman = 6 Units of Labor
37794	1 Master = 8 Units of Labor
37795	Firepower: amount of ranged damage done
37796	Range: distance unit shoots
37797	Armor: amount of protection against damage
37798	Hull: amount of damage required to sink unit
37799	Speed: distance it can move
37800	Cargo: amount ship can carry
37801	Melee: damage done in combat with adjacent unit
37802	Defense: resistance to damage
37825	***
37826	Our merchant capacity has increased to [1:] .
37827	[1:numberofships] of our ships have been made obsolete.  The experienced crewmembers have been distributed among the fleet.
37828	[1:numberofships] of our ships have been made obsolete.  Their inexperienced crewmembers have been discharged.
37953	The city cannot be placed in a foreign country.
37954	Cities must be built on flat terrain (no hills or mountains). Cities must be built on the coast or on a river. If on a river, your country must control the entire river from the city to the sea.
37955	The city must have uncontested access to water.
37956	The city must be founded on dry land, for practical reasons.
38017	Trading [1: six] [2: cotton] with [3: Devron]
38018	Merchants captured:
38019	Merchants sunk:
38020	Cargo seized:
38021	Piracy!
38022	Merchant Interception at Sea
38023	Pirates Defeated!
38024	Warships Defeated!
38025	Battle at Sea
38026	Victory at Sea!
38027	Under orders to [1: patrol]
38028	make sail to [1: the Sea of Cortez]
38029	dock at [1: the port of Zimm]
38030	patrol [1: the Sea of Cortez]
38031	swab the decks in [1: the Sea of Cortez]
38032	hold a beachhead in the Province of [1: provinceName]
38033	blockade [1: the Port of Calais]
38034	escort merchant shipping
38035	make all necessary repairs
38036	lie low in [1: the Sea of Cortez]
38037	patrol indefinitely in [1: the Sea of Cortez]
38038	(reserved)
38039	(reserved)
38040	Aggression level: [1: Cautious]
38041	Cautious
38042	Normal
38043	Aggressive
38044	SUNK
38045	CAPTURED
38046	Cargo Seized: [1] [2]
38047	Interrupted: Trade with [3]
38048	KIA
38049	DROWNED
38050	Cargo Lost: [1] [2]
38051	Privateers Defeated at Sea
38052	Merchant Interception at Sea
38053	Privateers Intercepted Merchants!
38081	Retreat this unit?
38082	Attack Failed!
38083	Province Changes Hands
38084	Province Taken!
38085	Province Lost!
38086	Defenders Hold
38087	Enemy Beaten Back!
38088	[1: provinceName], now a province of [2: countryName]
38089	Attacking force:
38090	Units defending:
38091	Commanded by General [1: Patton]
38092	killed
38093	Our forces are attacking the province of [1:Quebec], defended by the forces of [2:Canada].  Do you wish your troops to be deployed for you?
38094	Our garrison in [1:Quebec] is being attacked by the forces of [2:Mexico].  Do you wish your troops to be deployed for you?
38095	Deploy Troops
38096	all
38097	[1]: Units Attacking
38098	[1]: Defensive Muster
38099	No battles took place last turn.
38100	We are victorious!
38101	We have lost the battle!
38102	Attacking Forces
38103	Defensive Muster
38104	Location of Encounter
38105	Result
38106	Previous Encounter
38107	Next Encounter
38108	Detailed Information
38109	Dismiss Battle Report
38110	Help
38111	No battles to report yet- the game has just begun!
38112	Help on Tactical Battles
38113	List Units
38114	End Unit s Turn
38115	Retreat All Units
38116	Autoplay Current Unit
38117	[1:countryName]'s Casualties:\n[2:number] units lost
38118	[1:countryName]'s Casualties:\n1 unit lost
38119	[1:countryName]'s Casualties:\nno casualties
38120	Attack Preempted!
38121	Battle Preempted
38122	Foreign Attack Preempted
38123	Province Forfeit!
38124	Uncontested Takeover
38125	Unopposed Victory!
38126	Next Unit
38127	End Deployment
38128	Capital Province Taken!\n
38129	Capital Province Lost!\n
38130	\nConfirm retreat orders?
38131	FP:[1] Me:[2] Rg:[3] Df:[4] Sp:[5]
38132	Select Next Unit
38133	Lock-in Autoplay Mode
38134	Cancel Autoplay Mode
38135	End Player Turn
38136	Selected Unit...  Firepower, Melee, Range, Defense, and Speed
38137	Autodeploy Current Unit
38138	Turn [1] of [2]
38139	Unit Status
38140	 :  
38141	Province Resources Seized
38142	New Technolgy Seized
38143	Province Treasury Seized:   
38144	Spoils of War
38145	Close Detail
38146	[1: provinceName], still a province of [2: countryName]
38147	Autodeploy
38148	Deploy Manually
38149	Fort Reduced
38150	Fort Destroyed
38210	The planetary map generation key is "[1: Earth]"
38212	Select City Site
38213	Your capital city will be the hub of your transport network. It will draw in resources from the surrounding countryside.  If it is conquered, you will lose.
38214	Local food can sustain [1] healthy population\n([2] maximum)
38215	Cancel Game
38216	Candidate City Site
38217	Return to Map Room
38273	Remaining Merchant Marine
38274	Open Trade Book
38275	Preferred Order of Bidders
38276	View Market
38277	Close Trade Book
38278	Reject Offer
38279	Accept Offer
38280	[1]: 1 unit
38281	[1]: [2] units
38282	Trade Book
38283	Waiting for offers.  Current market: [1]
38284	One moment...
38285	[1:seller] offers\n[2:amount] units of [3:item]\n@ [4:price] / unit.
38286	Purchase
38287	units
38288	No more offers of [1:item]
38289	They are not offering us that much, excellency.
38290	We have only enough ships to carry [1] units, your excellency.
38291	Bought [1:amount] [2:item] from [3:seller] @ [4:price] / unit.
38292	Sold [1:amount] [2:item] to [3:buyer] @ [4:price] / unit.
38293	Bought [1:amount] [2:item] from [3:seller]
38294	Sold [1:amount] [2:item] to [3:buyer]
38295	[1:seller] offered to sell us [2:item]
38296	Bottom Line
38297	Sold
38298	Bought
38299	Overseas Profits
38300	Credit Limit: 
38301	Interest ([1]%)
38302	Liquidated Riches
38303	Don t show any more offers this turn for current commodity
38304	Deal with [1:seller] disrupted at sea.
38305	Cargo returned.
38306	Cargo seized.
38307	No money lost.
38308	Money lost.
38309	Interest Rate: 
38310	Credit Report
38311	[1:country] sold [2:item]. We received a cut of [3:amount].
38312	Converted [1:number] units of [2:item] into [3:dollars].
38313	Converted 1 unit of [1:item] into [2:dollars].
38337	Deals
38338	Offering Nations
38339	Bidding Nations
38340	[1:steel] Market
38341	Market information not available\n(Traders not present)
38342	Return to Deal Pages
38343	Turn to Trade Pages
38345	No sales were made this trade period.
38346	No deals  - there hasn t been a meeting of the World Trade Market yet.
38347	Markets
38348	Show current market for [1:item name]
38349	[1: commodity name] Market
38350	(order in which they favor the bidders)
38351	[1: country name] is bidding on [2: commodity name]
38352	Nothing was offered to our Empire this turn.
38401	Please wait while other rulers consider matters of utmost diplomatic importance...
38402	I m afraid you don t have the scenario for that game.
38403	Enter Your Multiplayer Name:
38404	Country Name
38405	Game to Join
38406	Player Status
38407	National Flag
38408	Player Name
38409	Cancel Game
38410	Start the Game With These Players
38411	The World
38412	Status
38413	Game Name
38414	Send a Message
38415	Your Country's Coat of Arms
38416	Waiting for players...
38417	Bail Out of Game
38418	Return to Game
38419	The game will be saved automatically at the beginning of every turn and each time the host player saves.
38420	You do not have the save file for that game.
38421	(no country assigned)
38422	You must choose a country before you will be allowed to exchange messages with other players.
38423	Game "[1: game name]" saved.
38424	Waiting for game data...
38425	I am afraid we ve lost our connection to the game.
38426	Shall we try to reconnect to the game?
38427	Do you wish to force the human playing [1: country] out of the game?  If you do so, his control will be overthrown and replaced by a technocratic computerized government.  This process is irreversible.
38428	The host player has opted to eject the governing body of [1: country] from the game.  Control of the country has been handed over to a steam-powered computing machine.
38429	The host has chosen to quit the game so we ll have to quit as well.  The game has been saved.
38430	The host has chosen to quit the game so we ll have to quit as well.  The game can t be saved unless all players are connected.  At the moment one or more players is not connected, so no save occurred.
38431	The human-governed and once mighty Great Power of [1: country] has been eliminated!
38432	Your country, the once mighty great power of [1: country], has been eliminated from the game!
38433	The host great power of [1: country] has been eliminated!  One hopes he will remain in the game as a spectator, as the game cannot continue without him.
38434	You have been eliminated from the game!  As the game's host, it is your duty to allow the game to continue, albeit solely as a spectator, for the continued enjoyment of the other players.\n
38435	The host player has opted to eject you from the game!!  Control of [1: country] has been handed over to a technocratic puppet government!
38436	Just visiting...
38437	\n\nNetwork game name is [1:]
38438	You're Excellency! There's no going back in multiplayer!
38439	The host player has cancelled this game. 
38440	The game can t be saved unless all players are connected.  At the moment one or more players is not connected, so no save occurred.
38441	You have been eliminated from this game!
38442	Imperialism servers:
38443	Error joining game.
38444	Select a country
38445	Enter Port:
38446	Send
38447	Please enter the IP address of the game's host in numerical form. (i.e. 192.168.6.21)
38448	IP Address is 
38449	The IP address entered is invalid, please try again.
38465	IMPERIALISM
38466	Save Game
38467	Load Game
38468	Start New Game
38469	Show Difficulty Settings
38470	Credits
38471	Quit Game
38472	Cancel
38473	Preferences
38474	Return to Game
38475	!|Off/On
38476	:|Gameplay
38477	#|0|Army Battles|Resolve army battles automatically or on the tactical screen|Automatic/Manual
38478	#|40|Automatically Produce Materials|Controls whether to automatically allocate unused labor and resources to material production
38479	:|Information
38480	*#|7|Rewards|(not used)
38481	#|8|Warnings|Toggle warnings about things you might not have noticed
38482	#|10|Tutorial Briefings|Toggle tutorial briefings which guide inexperienced players through the game
38483	#P|14|Switch to Game resolution|Toggle automatic switch to game resolution when starting the game|Disable,AutoSwitch
38484	:|Audio
38485	-|2|Sound Effects Volume|Set volume for sound effects|Mute=0/Maximum=100
38486	-|3|Music Volume|Set volume for gameplay music|Mute=0/Maximum=255
38487	:|Animation
38488	#|5|Tactical Battle Animations|Toggle unit animations in tactical battles
38489	#|6|Civilian Animations|Toggle animations for working civilians
38490	:D|Debugging Aids
38491	#D|38|Turn Summary|Bring up the turn summary at the beginning of the turn|Skip It/Show It
38492	#D|39|Deal Book|Pause to look at the deal book every turn|Skip It/Show It
38493	:$|Gameplay
38494	#$|13|Map Options|Controls country names and choice of historical Europe map|Random Names/Historical Names/Europe Map
38495	#$|15|Select Your Own City Site|Select the site to build your city yourself, or have it done for you|Select=1/Automatic=0
38496	#$|42|Random Events|Check for random events each turns
38497	:$|Difficulty Settings
38498	#$|16|Food Economy|In a complex food economy you must provide a balanced diet for your workers|Simple/Complex
38499	#$|17|Luxury Economy|In a complex luxury economy your workers require specific luxuries|Simple/Complex
38500	!|Intro/Easy/Normal/Hard/Impossible
38501	#$|18|Diplomatic Head Start with Great Powers|Adjust diplomatic advantage with other Great Powers
38502	#$|19|Diplomatic Head Start with Old World Minors|Adjust diplomatic advantage with Old World minor nations
38503	#$|20|Diplomatic Head Start with New World Nations|Adjust initial diplomatic advantage with New World nations
38504	#$|21|Research Rate Advantage|Adjust advantage in rate of technology research
38505	#$|22|Tech Head Start, Food Gathering|Adjust initial advantage in state of food gathering technologies
38506	#$|23|Tech Head Start, Miscellaneous|Adjust initial advantage in state of various technologies
38507	#$|24|Military Head Start|Adjust advantage in quality of starting military units among Great Powers
38508	#$|26|Warehouse Head Start|Adjust advantage in quanties of items initially in Great Powers  warehouses
38509	#$|25|Treasury Head Start|Adjust advantage in initial funds available to Great Powers
38510	#$|36|Credit Spending|Adjust generosity of player s lenders and initial interest rates for borrowing
38511	!|Off/On
38512	:$|Game Variants
38513	*|27|Initial Diplomacy Relationships|(unused)Adjust random variation in diplomatic relationships between countries at start of game|Normal/More Varied
38514	#$|45|Computer Player Personalities|Assign computer player personalities by country or randomly|By Country/Random
38515	#$|32|Foraging Rules|Enabling foraging means each province each Great Power owns feeds one unit or worker per turn for free|Off/On
38516	#$|28|Cost of Attacking|Change the cost of supplying troops on the attack|Cheap/Normal/Prohibitive
38517	#$|29|Old World Minors  Military Strength|Size of military garrisons present in Old World Minor Nations|Weak/Normal/Strong
38518	#$|30|New World Military Strength|Size of military garrisons present in New World provinces|Weak/Normal/Strong
38519	#$|44|New World Cavalry Unit Timing|This determines how early New World units start changing into cavalry|Early=33/Middle=34/Late=35
38520	#$|31|Special AI Rules|Pick special rules for the AI to follow which affect the nature of the game|Development Game/None/Aggressive Game
38521	#$|41|Adjustment to Relationship Penalty for Human Getting Provinces |The relationship penalty for a Great Power getting an Old World province is modified for humans based on this setting| Minimized/Reduced/Not Modified/Increased/Maximized
38522	#$|43|Computer Player New World Exploration Advantage |This determines the size of the advantage the computer players have in their exploration of the New World| Some/Large/Maximum
38523	*|1|Navy Battles|(not used)|Automatic/Manual
38524	*|4|City Animations|(unused)
38525	*|11|Difficulty|(not set here)| / |
38526	*|12|Map Scrolling|Control speed of scrolling on the map screen|Fast/Smooth| 
38527	^|(*** end of pref list)
38528	Current Difficulty Settings
38529	Difficulty Settings are not available in the demo.
38593	Our internal transport network can only handle a force of size [1].  You have selected a force of size [2].
38594	The ships in the landing zone will support a force of size [1].  You have selected a force of size [2].
38595	Our ships in the landing zone will only support a force of size [1].  A force of size [2] is already scheduled, and you have selected a force of size [3].
38596	We do not have the required materials for this upgrade.  We lack:
38597	Armies cannot attack overseas unless a port is present in their province.
38598	No Port
38599	Our armies cannot move out of this province by sea because the port is blockaded.
38600	Blockaded Port
38601	We do not have the materials required for this improvement.  We lack:
38602	Please place the Imperialism II CD-ROM in the drive.
38603	There are no longer enough ships to support the armies landing in this province.  I have cancelled the orders of all armies invading by sea.
38604	We can not afford the [1] cost  required to attack with these [2] units. 
38605	Can Not Afford Attack
38606	Forces Unable to Attack Province
38607	This province contains land bought by another great power and can only be attacked by declaring war on that great power.
38608	Insufficient Cannon Strength to Attack
38609	This province has a fort with emplaced cannons, our forces need more cannons to destroy the fort.  Do you wish to continue this attack?
38657	Rename Unit To:
38658	Rename Unit
38659	Experience Level
38660	Rename Ship To:
38661	Rename Ship
38662	Dismiss
38663	Damage Level
38664	Disbanding
38665	Disbanding military units reduces the food eaten each turn.\n\nConfirm disband orders?
38666	Civilian Units
38667	Army Units
38668	Navy Units
38669	Disband ship
38670	Cost:
38671	Select Ship
38672	Unselect ship
38673	Unselect Unit
38674	Select Unit
38675	Disband Unit
38676	Upgrade Unit
38677	Confirm Unit Disbanding
38678	Are you sure you want to disband the following units?
38680	Transport and Trade Ships
38681	Cargo Capacity: [1:ship carrying capacity]
38682	Awaiting Orders
38683	Merchant Duty
38684	Total Capacity:
38685	Assigned to Transport:
38686	This ship can not be issued new orders because its cargo capacity is being used for sea transport.  The transport orders must be lowered before this ship can move out of the Trade and Transport Fleet.
38687	Awaiting Naval Orders:
38721	regiment of [1:Hussars]
38722	regiments of [1:Hussars]
38785	Explorers
38786	Engineers
38787	Builders
38788	Spies
38789	Merchants
38790	Railroad Engineers
38913	What an insult! [1:countryName] has had the nerve to invite our great nation into their empire. Are you going to accept this disgraceful proposal? \n\nThis would mean utter defeat!
38914	[1:countryName]  seeks to enter into an alliance with our great Empire. Do you accept their offer?
38915	[1:countryName] would like to be on better terms with our great Empire. Will you accept their offer of a non-aggression pact?
38916	[1:countryName] has come groveling for an end to their war with our great Empire. Will you accept their offered peace treaty?\n
38917	[1:countryName] is eager to join our glorious Empire. However, they are at war with other Great Powers.  Will you accept [2:countryName] into our Empire and declare war on their enemies?
38918	Show Diplomatic Offer
38919	Accept Offer
38920	Reject Offer
38921	[1:countryName]  seeks to enter into an alliance with our great Empire. Do you accept their offer?\n\nWarning: Accepting will force us into war with their enemies.
38922	[1:countryName] has come groveling for an end to their war with our great Empire. Will you accept their offered peace treaty?\n\nWarning: Accepting will break our alliances with their enemies.\n
38977	The following items were sold for 
38978	Due to our inability to pay off our debts, the bank has seized our income and assets to be auctioned off.
38979	The bank has warned us that we are over our credit limit.  Unless we pay our debts within the next two turns, they will foreclose on our goods! 
38980	Your Excellency, unless we pay off our debts by next season, the bank will auction off our goods!
38981	We don t have enough goods in the warehouse to satisfy our debt!  The bank president has put his nephew in charge of our country. 
39041	Clicking the treasure chest leads to the Load/Save screen in the full version. \n\nIn the demo, only the tutorial is available. Start or resume the tutorial by clicking the scrolls on the table.
39042	Clicking the statue of horsemen leads to the Multiplayer screen in the full version. \n\nIn the demo, only the single player tutorial is available. Start the tutorial by clicking the scrolls on the table.
39043	Clicking the decorated bust leads to the High Scores screen in the full version. \n\nIn the demo, the High Scores screen is not available. The only option from this screen currently is to start the tutorial, by clicking the scrolls on the table.
39044	Clicking that painting leads to the Preferences screen in the full version.\n\nThe Preferences screen is not available in the demo version.  Start the tutorial by clicking the scrolls on the table.
39045	Thank you for playing the demo of Imperialism II: Age of Exploration. \n\nThe full version will be available in Spring 1999. \n\nFor updates and more information, see our web site www.imperialism2.com.
39046	Clicking the globe leads to starting a new game in the full version. \n\nIn the demo, only the tutorial is available. Start the tutorial by clicking the scrolls on the table.
39105	Purchase Land to Develop
39106	Your Excellency, the governor of [1] will sell us this land for [2], which will entitle us to develop it.  Do you agree?
39107	Your Excellency, the governor of [1] has set the price of this land at [2], which we cannot afford.
39108	Disband Civilian
39109	Your Excellency, we may disband this unit but we will not recover the costs of creating it.  Proceed?
39110	Your Excellency, this developer unit represents a group of private businessmen and will add nothing to the city if we disband them.  I could trump up some charges against them if you wish.  Proceed?
39111	[1] has decided to sell this land to [2].  Our money has been refunded.
39169	Discovery of [1: item]
39170	Level [2: level] [1: item] Gathering        
39171	[3: Material] Production from Cotton
39172	[3: Material] Production
39173	Level [3: number] Forts
39174	[3: workers] Worker Training
39175	[3: number] Trade Bids
39176	Level [3: number] Deficit Spending
39177	[1: unit category]: [2: unit type]
39178	Research [3: pct]% More Efficiently
39179	Research [3: number] Technologies
39180	Troop Movements [3: pct]% More Efficient
39181	Roads Gather 2 Resources
39182	Rail through Flatlands
39183	Rail through Hills & Swamp
39184	Rail through Mountains
39185	Level [3: number] Diplomacy 
39186	Merchant Unit
39187	Improved Naval Interception
39188	Town Growth
39189	Emplacement Battery is [3: unit type]
39190	Combat Stacking is [3: number] Units
39233	Purchased in [1:year]
39234	Requires [1:technology name] and [2:technology name]
39235	Requires [1:technology name]
39236	Purchasing
39237	Technologies
39238	Cost
39239	Benefits
39240	View Technology Details
39241	Purchase Technology
39242	Cancel Purchase
39297	Levies conscripted from the countryside on an emergency basis, these regiments are incapable of sustained military effort.
39298	Normally employed in skirmishes rather than in pitched battles, Calivermen are trained to take advantage of rough terrain.
39299	These men move rapidly across all terrain. They are taught to take cover and fight when not in formation.
39300	Unformed troops armed with long rifles, adept at using terrain for concealment.
39301	Armed with pikes and swords, these infantry fight in close order and are necessary to protect regiments with firearms until the invention of the bayonet.
39302	Halberdiers are more heavily armed and better trained pikemen. Use them to protect vulnerable troops.
39303	Regular infantry regiments carry muskets and bayonets. They fight best when fortified.
39304	New breechloading rifles allow these infantry to fire faster, and at longer ranges.
39305	Armed with an early  version of the musket, these troops are deadly only at close range, and are vulnerable to cavalry if unprotected.
39306	Musketeers carry firearms of greater accuracy than those of earlier regiments, but require protection in a melee.
39307	Grenadier s weapons are similar to those of the regulars, but their training allows then to inflict more damage.
39308	Guard regiments recruit only the largest and strongest soldiers.
39309	Although the longbow and crossbow can inflict serious casualties, they will both be superseded by firearms.
39313	Generals are usually not physically fit, but tend to dress more nicely than other units.
39317	Lightly armed knights, squires perform scouting functions for the army but are nearly useless in battle.
39318	Cossacks, or steppe horsemen, may be recruited by rulers to scout, forage, and pillage for the main army.
39319	Hussars are the fastest scouts in the army but should not be used to attack formed troops.
39320	Scouts are lightly armed and fast horsemen adept at reporting on the enemy positions and escaping when sighted.
39321	Although protected by heavy body armor, knights can eventually be slain by bows or muskets.  Best used against peasants or weakened forces as shock troops.
39322	Used as shock troops, Lancer regiments, recruited rrom the upper classes, inflict panic on their demoralized foes.
39326	Although the harquebus can be fired from horseback, it inflicts little damage due to its poor accuracy and the length of time it takes to reload.
39327	Cuirassiers spearhead attacks, but are most effective when attacking unentrenched and unsupported infantry.
39328	Armed with new rapid fire carbines, these cavalry regiments devastate their foes.
39330	The first mobile artillery, these units are able to move to a new area of the battlefield, unlimber, and fire their guns rapidly.
39331	Light Artillery can be risked closer to enemy lines in immediate support of an attack.
39332	With a rifled gun barrel these units are capable of firing at much longer range than earlier cannons.
39333	The poor mobility of these early cannons makes them useful mainly for defense and siege warfare.
39334	Powerful artillery that easily eliminates fortifications that have not been modernized.
39335	These artillery are heavier than previous artillery, the ideal piece for all types of defense.
39336	These guns, while extremely slow in the field,  batter entrenchments, knock down walls, and disrupt the foe.
39337	Firepower:\nMove:\nRange:\nEntrench:
39338	Cost:
39339	Available:
39340	Armory
39341	No
39342	Yes
39343	Firepower:
39344	Melee:
39345	Range:
39346	Defense:
39347	Speed:
39348	Entrench:
39361	Explorers explore uncharted areas and search for minerals.
39362	Engineers build roads, ports and forts.
39363	Builders improve production in areas which have exploitable resources.
39364	Spies improve scouting reports, aid research, and counterspy.
39365	Merchants buy land for development.
39366	Railroad Engineers lay railroad track.
39370	University
39371	Cost:
39372	Available:
39373	Production Levels
39425	Huge, slow ships, galleons possess both cavernous cargo holds and impressive firepower.
39426	Bristling with up to 130 smoothbore cannons arranged on two or three gun decks, the most powerful vessels in the world until ironclads are developed.
39427	Ironclads resist the firepower of foes with armor, but carry fewer cannon than a Ship-of-the-Line.
39428	Ideal commerce  raiders and escorts,  sloops are able to flee from ships they cannot sink.
39429	Constructed with one deck of cannons, frigates are used as scouts, raiders, and escorts.\n
39430	These wooden  vessels are fast scouts and commerce raiders.  Their cannon are rifled breech loaders but they are  too weak to fight in the line of battle.\n
39431	A large ship ideal for carrying cargo efficiently.
39432	These large ships are slow and  incapable of defending themselves against a ship of the line or a frigate. \n
39433	Although faster than earlier sailing vessels, these early steamers cannot compete with a clipper for speed.
39434	Carracks are slow, defenseless, and have a small carrying capacity.  Their one virtue is their extremely low price.
39435	A small low-cost ship,  a trader represents a significant improvement over the outmoded carrack.
39436	Clippers are more likely than other ships to run a blockade or to escape from hostile fleets, due to their speed.
39438	Shipyard
39439	Cost:
39440	Available:
39441	Firepower:
39442	Range:
39443	Armor:
39444	Hull:
39445	Speed:
39446	Cargo:
39490	Sick workers
39491	No Illness
39492	Starved Workers
39493	No Starvation
39494	Workers demand refined sugar
39495	Workers do not demand refined sugar
39496	Workers demand cigars
39497	Workers do not demand cigars
39498	Workers demand hats
39499	Workers do not demand hats
39500	Available/Maximum labor
39502	Apprentices
39503	No Apprentices
39504	Journeymen
39505	No Journeymen
39506	Masters
39507	No Masters
39508	Peasant Laborers
39509	No Peasant Laborers
39510	Switch to Labor Scroll
39511	Switch to Production Scroll
39512	Switch to Units Scroll
39513	Labor
39514	Production
39515	Units
39519	[1:itemName] \nNeeded: [2:number] Transporting: [3:number]
39520	Meat
39521	[1:itemName] \nTransporting: [2:number]
39522	[1:itemName] \nTransporting: [2:number] / [3:total]
39523	Labor
39524	Textile Looms
39525	Cotton Weavers
39526	Lumber Mills
39527	Paper Mills
39528	Bronze Foundries
39529	Iron Smelters
39530	Steel Mills
39531	Sugar Refineries
39532	Cigar Factories
39533	Hat Factories
39534	Reduce Production of [1: factories]
39535	Increase Production of [1:factories]
39536	Cease Production in [1: factories]
39537	Maximize Production of [1: factories]
39538	Current Production in [1: factories]
39539	Toggle Priority Status for [1: factories]
39540	Recruiting
39541	Training
39542	Population
39543	Labor Value
39544	[1:total # sick] sick: [2:#sick from wrong food] wrong food,  [3#sick from luxury lack] lacking luxury, [4:#sick from no food] no food
39545	Currently Displaying Labor Scroll
39546	Currently Displaying Production Scroll
39547	Currently Displaying Units Scroll
39548	No technology for [1:]
39549	Food required by [1:army/navy/workers]: [2:amount of food required]
39550	army
39551	navy
39552	workers
39553	Your Excellency, we must establish an embassy before we can propose such an elaborate treaty.
39554	Your Excellency, we are at war with this country.  We must propose a peace treaty before we can hope for more advanced negotiations.
39555	Your Excellency, we can only offer alliances to other Great Powers.
39557	We are not at war with this country, so a peace treaty is unnecessary at this point.
39558	We are already in a state of war with this country.
39559	Your excellency, we must establish a trade consulate before we can propose complex trade agreements.
39560	We cannot boycott one of our allies, Your Excellency.
39561	We already have a trade consulate there, Your Excellency.
39562	We must build a trade consulate before we can establish a formal embassy.
39563	We already have an embassy there, Your Excellency.
39564	Your Excellency, we cannot make diplomatic overtures directly to a colony. We must approach its ruling Great Power.
39565	Your Excellency, that nation has lost its capital city and cannot conduct diplomacy any more.
39566	Your Excellency, there is no need to make a diplomatic overtures to ourselves. 
39567	Your Excellency, we can only offer non-aggression pacts to Minor Nations.
39568	Your Excellency, we already have a non-aggression pact with that Minor Nation.
39569	Your Excellency, we already have an alliance with that Great Power.
39571	Your Excellency, we are already boycotting that country.
39572	Your Excellency, we must establish an embassy before we can grant foreign aid.
39573	Your Excellency, unfortunately we do not have the $1000 required to establish an embassy.
39574	Your Excellency, unfortunately we do not have the $500 required to establish a trade consulate.
39575	Unfortunately Your Excellency, we do not have enough money to offer so large a grant.
39576	Your Majesty, we do not need to bother with the formalities of a peace treaty with these savages.
39577	Your Majesty, there s no reason to honor these savages with a formal declaration of war. Come, let us take what we want.
39578	Your Majesty, that is our own colony.
39579	Your Majesty, that is our own vassal state.
39580	Your Majesty, we don t have the technology yet to offer Embassies. The button shouldn t even be on the screen yet. 
39581	Your Majesty, we do not have the Imperial Administration technology required to invite another Great Power into our empire.
39617	Development\n
39618	Roads
39619	Prospecting
39620	More Developments
39621	Production
39622	Labor
39623	Building Ports
39624	Transport
39625	Exploration
39626	The New World
39627	Diplomacy
39628	Trade
39629	Units and Population
39630	Building an Army
39631	Invasions
39632	Battles
39633	Technology Research
39634	Feed the People
39635	Episode 19
39636	Episode 20\n
39637	Develop a grain farm.\n
39638	Connect a new Grain Farm to the capital city with a road.
39639	Find a new mineral deposit in your country.
39640	Connect two more developments to your capital city.
39641	Use the Production Orders screen to create Lumber and Cast Iron and Fabric.
39642	Recruit 2 peasants and create Lumber and Cast Iron and Fabric simultaneously.
39643	Use the Engineer to build a port in your own country.
39644	Transport four units of resources by ship.
39645	Find part of the New World.
39646	Discover a Tribal capital.
39647	Become the favorite trading partner of a Neutral State.
39648	Sell a material and buy a resource.
39649	Build a new military unit.
39650	Build 3 regiments of Pikemen.
39651	Use a fleet to establish a landing zone in the New World.
39652	Use land forces to take a province in the New World.
39653	Discover a new technology.
39654	avail
39655	Episode 19
39656	Episode 20\n
39745	Terrain Book
39746	Army Book
39747	Turn Summary
39748	Deal and Market Summary
39749	Battle Report
39750	Status
39751	Navy Book
39752	Civilian Book
39753	Overall Ranking
39754	Interior Strength
39755	Diplomatic Strength
39756	Military Strength
39757	Merchant Marine
39758	World Exports
39759	Industry
39760	Labor
39761	Overseas Profits
39762	Technological Advancement
39763	Game Information
39809	Enter Your Network Name
39810	Difficulty Level
39811	Names:
39812	Fixed
39813	Random
39814	Enter a Map Generation Key
39815	(generating world...)
39816	Scenario Library
39817	- Autosave -
39818	Flat
39819	Round
39820	Locate Province:
39821	Locate Sea Zone:
39822	There is no province named  [1:name] 
39823	There is no sea zone named  [1:name] 
39824	An error occured while loading the saved game.  This save file may be corrupted.
39825	Select Autosave Game
39826	Select Saved Game
39827	Click to Select Country
39828	Load Saved Game
39829	Return to Game without Saving
39830	Select Slot for Saved Game
39831	Select a slot for your saved game.
39832	Click  Start  seal to begin Tutorial.
39837	You must select a Great Power\n(shown in color)
39838	Select Usual Names\nor Random Names
39839	(Loading game...)
39840	(Starting game...)
39841	More...
39842	Difficulty Rating:
39843	Start Playing the Tutorial
39844	Start new Tutorial
39845	Resume Tutorial where you left off
39846	- Quicksave -
39847	Game saved.
39848	Do you wish to load the autosave game?
39849	Game loaded:
39850	Unable to quickload.  No autosave game exists.
39873	( computer )
39874	I m afraid that Great Power has already been selected by another player.
39875	Begin Game
39876	I am afraid we've lost the connection to [1: country]. 
39877	You have been eliminated from a game of which you are the host.   The other players still need your computer to act as the host for them to be able to continue to play.
39878	I am afraid we ve lost our connection.
39879	Delete Save Files
39880	Do you wish to delete all save files for games you have joined in the past?  If you do so, you will be unable to rejoin any saved multiplayer games.  Saved games in which you were the host will be unaffected.
39881	[1: number] save files deleted.
39882	We have been rejoined by [1: country]
39883	Connection Lost!
39884	Save Failed
39885	Load Failed
39886	Leaving So Soon?
39937	[1] Lake
39938	[1] Lake
39939	Lake [1]
39940	Lake [1]
39941	[1] Bay
39942	[1] Gulf
39943	Bay of [1]
39944	Gulf of [1]
39945	[1] Channel
39946	[1] Narrows
39947	Strait of [1]
39948	Straits of [1]
39949	[1] Sea
39950	[1] Sea
39951	[1] Sea
39952	Sea of [1]
39953	[1] Ocean
39954	[1] Ocean
39955	[1] Ocean
39956	[1] Ocean
39957	Port of [1]
39958	Port of [1]
39959	Port [1]
39960	Port [1]
40001	Red
40002	Black
40003	Blue
40004	Green
40005	Wine-Dark
40006	Briny
40007	Atlantic
40008	Pacific
40009	Orestian
40010	Pelican
40011	Blood
40012	Dead
40013	Sand
40014	Cylon
40015	Good Hope
40016	Clytemnestra
40017	Coral
40018	Clamshell
40019	Pearl
40020	Ra
40021	Sorrow
40022	Poseidon
40023	Nautilus
40024	Yellow
40025	Octopus
40026	Oriental
40027	Tempest
40028	Anduin
40029	Frog
40030	Holy
40031	Occidental
40032	Huttick
40033	Aoki
40034	Underwood
40035	Baba
40036	Minnow
40037	Oleander
40065	Imperialism II
40066	Start Game
40067	OK
40068	Cancel
40069	Accept
40070	Reject
40071	End turn
40072	Bid
40073	Offer
40074	Imperial Times
40075	Age of Exploration
40076	Offer Sheet
40077	Save Game
40078	Load Game
40079	Reply
40080	Yes
40081	No
40129	Your Excellency, an alliance with [1:country] would force us into war with the following nations:
40130	If [1] accepts our offer, we will automatically declare war on them as well.  Proceed?
40131	Eliminated
40132	[1: countryName] Wins!
40133	Your Excellency, bringing [1: country] into our Empire would force us into war with the following nations:
40134	Beware Entanglements
40135	You have been elected to be the ruler of the world!  Do you accept the post? (Cancel will allow you to continue crushing your enemies.)
40136	Tribe
40137	Vassal State of [1:France]
40138	Top Trader Partner:
40139	Neutral State
40140	Country Colors
40141	Treaties and Embassies
40142	Influence and Grants
40143	Subsidies and Boycotts
40144	Grants \n(one turn only)
40145	Grants \n(every turn)
40146	Control of the Old World
40147	Victory Condition: [1:number] Old World Provinces
40148	[1:number of provinces]
40149	[1:number] ( originally [2:number of provinces] )
40150	Vassal
40151	Ruling Empire
40152	Most Influence:
40193	Prime Rate: [1]%
40194	Market Watch: [1]
40195	Industrial Index: [1]
40196	Defense Index: [1]
40197	 and 
40198	Turn summary will become available after the end of the turn.
40257	[1:1]st
40258	[1:2]nd
40259	[1:3]rd
40260	[1:4]th
40321	GN
40322	SL
40323	IC
40324	SP
40325	FF
40326	RD
40327	FL
40328	IN
40329	ST
40330	CK
40331	TR
40332	CP
40385	Victory for [1]!
40386	Points for:
40387	Labor
40388	Transport
40389	Industry
40390	Provinces Controlled or Colonized
40391	Military
40392	Navy
40393	Diplomatic Relations
40394	Merchant Marine
40395	Year
40396	Subtotal
40397	Difficulty: [1]
40398	Total
40449	[1:admiralName] commanding
40450	Patrol the waters of the [1:seaName]
40451	Send in the troops.
40452	All hands to swab the decks.
40453	Prey only on the weak and infirm
40454	Catch as catch can
40455	If it floats and it doesn't say 'quack', sink it
40456	Task Force Report
40457	Force currently located in
40458	Composition
40459	Orders
40460	Make all speed for [1:seaZoneName]
40461	a democratically elected council of seamen
40462	[1:admiral name] of the [2: ship name]
40463	the Captain of the [1: ship name]
40464	anonymous phone call
40465	[1: country] s task force in [2: location] of one vessel, under orders to [4: orders]
40466	[1: country] s task force in [2: location] of [3: number more than one] vessels, under orders to [4: orders]
40467	swab the decks
40468	sail
40469	sail home
40470	patrol indefinitely
40471	patrol
40472	secure a beachhead
40473	blockade
40474	escort
40475	repair
40476	evade
40477	evade indefinitely
40478	Forces of unknown type, apparently few in number
40479	, 
40480	, and 
40481	[1: number] [2:ship type]
40482	one warship of unknown type
40483	[1: number more than one] warships of unknown type
40484	Um, not sure. I guess somewhere around [1: very poor estimate]
40485	In the ballpark of [1: poor estimate]
40486	Around about [1: fair estimate]
40487	Approximately [1: okay estimate]
40488	Not far from [1: good estimate]
40489	Precisely [1: very good estimate]
40490	Foreign Fleet Report
40491	Report on the naval forces of
40492	in the
40493	Foreign Shipping Observed
40494	as estimated by
40495	Enemy Beachhead Report
40496	Report on a fleet belonging to
40497	invading from the
40498	Enemy Shipping Involved
40499	as reported by
40500	Coastwatchers in [1: province]
40501	Enemy Blockade Report
40502	Report on a fleet belonging to
40503	blockading our home port from the
40504	Enemy Shipping Involved
40505	Blockade the [1: the Port of Calais]
40513	Play Imperialism
40514	Game Options
40515	Install Imperialism
40516	Install DirectX 3
40517	Uninstall Imperialism
40518	Quit
40519	Unable to automatically switch to 800x600 resolution, HighColor (16 bit color) display mode.  Please do so manually.
40520	No language (.irg) files were found.  Unable to start Imperialism.
40521	No games found to join.
40522	July 4, 1997
40523	Beta v. 0.9.7b4g
40524	This interactive demo is based on a beta version of Imperialism.  Many features of the game have been disabled.
40525	Copyright (c) 1997  SSI, a Mindscape Company
40526	Developer: Frog City
40527	Select a Game to Join
40528	Language
40529	Switch to game resolution when starting the game
40530	OK
40531	Imperialism Setup
40532	Imperialism Demo
40533	Imperialism Options
40534	Enabled
40535	Disabled
40536	Switch to Game Resolution When Starting the Game
40537	You are low on free disk space ([1:number] MB free).  Unless there is at least 25 MB of free space on the Windows drive, the game may not run correctly, and may not be able to save your game.  Do wish to play anyway?
40577	Purchase Recommended\n\n
40578	We have an Embassy with [1: countryName], thus each trade improves our relationship with them.\n\n
40579	We have a Consulate with [1: countryName], thus each trade improves our relationship with them.\n\n
40580	Industry needs more [1:item].
40581	Industry does not need more [1:item]. A purchase of merely one unit will provide the diplomatic benefits of a trade deal.
40582	Purchase Not Recommended\n\n
40583	We have no consulate with [1:countryName], thus trade serves no diplomatic purpose.\n\n
40584	Industry does not need more [1:item].
40585	[1:countryName] is a Great Power.\n\n
40586	[1:countryName] is a Minor Nation. Their favorite trade partner is [2:countryName].\n\n
40587	We have an Embassy with [1: countryName].\n\n
40588	We have a Consulate with [1: countryName].\n\n
40589	We have no Consulate with [1: countryName].\n\n
40590	[1:]\nIndustrial Need: [3:number]\nWarehouse: [2:number]\nTransport: [4: number]\nAlready Purchased: [5:number]
40591	[1:countryName] is a Minor Nation. \nWe are their favorite trade partner.\n\n
40592	[1:countryName] is our Colony.\n\n
40593	[1:countryName] is our colony, thus we do not need to seek better relations through trade.\n\n
40594	Advice From Foreign Minister
40595	[1:]\nWarehouse: [2:number]\nTransport: [4: number]\nAlready Purchased: [5:number]
40596	Great Power
40597	Neutral State
40598	Tribe
40599	Favorite Trade Partner: 
40600	(us)
40601	Colony\n(thus we do not need to seek better relations through trade).\n\n
40602	Embassy \n(thus each trade improves our relationship with them)
40603	Consulate\n(thus each trade improves our relationship with them)\n\n
40604	Warehouse: 
40605	Transportable: 
40606	Already Purchased: 
40607	None
40608	No Consulate\n(thus trade serves no diplomatic purpose)\n\n
40609	This is an excellent deal.\n\n[1:countryname] are willing to sell us the [2:itemName] at $[3:number]/unit.\nAs soon as the riches reach home, the [4:itemName] will be converted to cash at $[5:number]/unit.
40610	We will make a profit on the deal of $[1:number] / unit.
40641	IMPERIALISM
40769	A port here allows the maximum level of transportation from adjacent developed resources. It also brings in fish.
40770	A Port does not require connecting road, and provides additional fish
40771	A level one fort here will protect army units.
40772	A level two fort will increase protection of armies in this province
40773	A level three fort provides maximum protection for your troops
40774	Construction Options
40775	Forts must be built in towns or cities
40776	Current fort construction technology does not allow improvement of this fort
40777	Ports must be constructed in flat terrain next to water
40833	Paris
40834	Normandy
40835	Provence
40836	Gascony
40837	Brittany
40838	Picardy
40839	Bordeaux
40840	Loire
40841	Lorraine
40842	Champagne
40843	Languedoc
40844	Dauphine
40845	Berry
40846	Burgundy
40847	Auvergne
40897	London
40898	Wales
40899	Devon
40900	Cornwall
40901	East Anglia
40902	Kent
40903	Northumberland
40904	Yorkshire
40905	Sussex
40906	Cumberland
40907	Somerset
40908	Middlesex
40909	Derbyshire
40961	Stockholm
40962	Smaland
40963	Angermanland
40964	Akershus
40965	Bergenhus
40966	Trondhjem
40967	Jamtland
40968	Uppland
40969	Southern Norway
40970	Halland
40971	Central Norway
40972	Vasterbotten
40973	Ingria
41025	Amsterdam
41026	Overijssel
41027	Utrecht
41028	Zeeland
41029	Friesland
41030	Groningen
41031	Ryswick
41032	Nimwegen
41033	Haarlem
41089	Lisbon
41090	Oporto
41091	Braganza
41092	Alentejo
41093	Algarve
41094	Tras Os Montes
41095	Duro
41096	Braga
41097	Estremadura
41153	Madrid
41154	Aragon
41155	Catalonia
41156	Granada
41157	Castile
41158	Gallicia
41159	Asturias
41160	Andalusia
41161	Valencia
41162	Murcia
41163	Sardinia
41164	Antwerp
41165	Brabant
41166	Liege
41167	Leon
41168	Navarre
41217	Dublin
41218	Ulster
41219	The Pale
41220	Munster
41221	Connaught
41222	Limerick
41223	Galway
41224	Kerry
41225	Kilkenny
41281	Edinburg
41282	Ayr
41283	Highlands
41284	Ross
41285	Stirling
41286	Inverness
41287	Perth
41288	Dumfries
41345	Copenhagen
41346	Jutland
41347	Schleswig
41348	Holstein
41349	Roskilde
41350	Kiel
41351	Heligoland
41352	Lubeck
41409	Hamburg
41410	Brunswick
41411	Rhineland
41412	Saxony
41413	Bavaria
41414	Bremen
41415	Oldenburg
41416	Wurttemburg
41473	Florence
41474	Milan
41475	Genoa
41476	Corsica
41477	Savoy
41478	Parma
41479	Tuscany
41480	Pisa
41537	Bern
41538	Zurich
41539	Basel
41540	Aargau
41541	Glaurus
41542	Unterwalden
41543	Lucerne
41601	Tenochitlan
41602	Texcoco
41603	Amecameca
41604	Tlaxcala
41605	Cholula
41606	Baja California
41607	Guadalajara
41608	Monterrey
41609	Oaxaca
41610	Veracruz
41611	Cancun
41612	Mexico
41665	Cuzco
41666	Pachacamac
41667	Jauja
41668	Huancayo
41669	Ayacucha
41670	Caracas
41671	Titicaca
41672	Venezuela
41673	Panama
41674	Nicaragua
41675	Sierra Madre
41729	Mayapan
41730	Copan
41731	Tipu
41732	Lamanai
41733	Ichpaatun
41734	Popocatepetl
41735	Ixtacihuatl
41736	Xela
41737	Quatzaltenango
41738	Utila
41739	Tguchigalpas
41740	Tela
41793	Arawak
41794	Cuba
41795	Kenniwick
41796	Pasco
41797	Bellevue
41798	Bahamas
41799	Bermuda
41800	Key West
41801	Grenada
41802	Havana
41857	Iroquios
41858	Amir
41859	Uri
41860	Elon
41861	Yosi
41862	Mohawk
41863	Lenai Lenape
41864	Middlesex
41865	Princeton
41866	Trenton
41867	Ticonderoga
41868	Manhattan
41921	Sioux
41922	Ginosar
41923	Galon
41924	Eingev
41925	Gazit
41926	Running Bear
41927	Crazy Horse
41928	Sitting Bull
41929	Kentuky
41930	Tennessee
41931	Mississippi
41932	Missouri
41985	Jacksonville
41986	Hobart
41987	Brisbane
41988	Peabody
41989	Taz
41990	Tampa
41991	Miami
41992	Boca Raton
41993	Key Largo
41994	Daytona
41995	Galveston
41996	Ft. Lauderdale
42049	Cherokee
42050	Nyack
42051	Haverstraw
42052	Tappan
42053	Ridgemont
42054	Bronco
42055	Wounded Knee
42056	Brazo
42057	Finestere
42058	Oklahoma
42059	Wichita
42060	Texas
42113	Detroit
42114	Penthar
42115	Osnot
42116	Thurston
42117	Mul
42118	Ottowa
42119	Toronto
42120	Montreal
42121	Quebec
42122	Ohio
42123	Minneapolis
42124	Saskatchewan
42177	Caribbia
42178	Braemar
42179	Ballater
42180	Abmear
42181	Harmear
42182	Guadalupe
42183	St. Croix
42184	St. John
42185	Typee
42186	Omoo
42187	Bermuda
42241	Sindel City
42242	Vershire
42243	Putney
42244	Barnard
42245	Chelsea
42305	Goody
42306	Baker
42307	Nelson
42308	Jackson
42309	Ball
42310	Ballarat
42311	Fielder
42312	Gardner
42313	Kalamaz
42314	Cooke
42315	Balrog
42316	Barnes
42317	Basilisk
42318	Akbarre
42319	Holmes
42320	Wickham
42321	Austen
42322	Brownstone
42323	Simon
42324	Beck
42325	Peck
42326	Green
42327	Sansing
42328	Vierra
42329	Ferrari
42330	Bennet
42331	Buscemi
42332	Dorrn
42333	Doty
42334	Horney
42335	Forester
42336	O'Brien
42337	Simpson
42338	Eskew
42339	Scully
42340	Mulder
42341	Lewis
42342	Clark
42343	Stevens
42344	Darren
42345	Benedict
42346	Equinox
42347	Gross
42348	Murdoch
42349	Fredrickson
42350	Smith
42351	Jones
42352	Johnson
42353	Niven
42354	Cherry
42355	Peach
42356	Daniel
42357	McCarthy
42358	Lister
42359	Rimmer
42360	Juvet
42361	Klein
42362	Fletcher
42363	Curry
42364	Crumlish
42365	Bligh
42366	Andrews
42367	Lawes
42368	Nicolas
42369	North
42370	Reifel
42371	Poindexter
42372	MacDonald
42373	Scotty
42374	Kirk
42375	Sweeny
42376	McCoy
42377	Emmerich
42378	Chamberlain
42379	Norman
42380	Saxon
42381	Roman
42382	Martin
42383	Noakes
42384	Collins
42385	Wimsey
42386	Vane
42387	Pratt
42388	Aubrey
42389	Ragusa
42390	Radcliffe
42391	Anderson
42392	Gunder
42393	Guano
42394	Mooney
42395	Sooner
42396	Samford
42397	Watson
42398	Fisher
42399	Bankes
42400	Beresford
42401	Tachner
42402	Ryan
42403	Ritter
42404	Bedeau
42405	Cox
42406	Matthews
42407	Francis
42408	Scudder
42409	Bradbury
42410	Strand
42411	Stone
42412	Peel
42413	Ashley
42414	Janes
42415	Houston
42416	Thatcher
42417	Albrecht
42418	Justin
42419	Frankel
42420	Danger
42421	Markes
42422	Spotson
42423	Yikes
42424	Flushing
42425	McGrath
42426	Huddles
42427	Grant
42428	Lee
42429	Pike
42430	Blaise
42431	Kay
42432	Arthur
42433	Alfred
42434	Allen
42435	Katz
42436	Royston
42437	Dullard
42438	Samms
42439	Beach
42440	Richardson
42441	Stout
42442	Zenon
42443	Young
42444	Zeller
42445	Woods
42446	Zorbu
42447	Taylor
42448	Eldridge
42449	Cleaver
42450	Tang
42451	Ming
42452	Sung
42453	Bernstein
42454	Merl
42455	Holzer
42456	Bollinger
42457	Gamoran
42458	Sherin
42459	Majeski
42460	Faley
42461	Conway
42462	Heinonen
42463	Ackerman
42464	Wolff
42465	LaSala
42466	Waltman
42467	Quatrano
42468	Lopes
42469	Bak
42470	Basnayake
42471	Namenuk
42472	Hillegas
42497	Open Terrain
42498	Rough Terrain\nx2 move cost\n25% cover for light infantry
42499	Swamp\nx3 move cost\n25% cover for light infantry
42500	Desert\nx1.5 move cost\n
42501	Impassible Terrain
42502	Foxhole\n20% cover
42503	Wood Fort\n30% cover
42504	Stone Fort\n40% cover
42505	Concrete Fort\n50% cover
42506	Ready
42507	Broken
42508	Retreated
42509	Dead
42561	[1:provinceName], Great Power of [2:countryName]
42562	[1:provinceName], Neutral State of [2:countryName]
42563	[1:provinceName], Tribe of [2:countryName]
42564	(originally a province of [1:countryName])
42565	Ocean
42566	Plains
42567	Cotton Plantation
42568	Open Range
42569	Horse Ranch
42570	Grain Farm
42571	Spice Orchard
42572	Fertile Hills
42573	Barren Hills
42574	Mountains
42575	Swamp
42576	Desert
42577	Barren Tundra
42578	Hardwood Forest
42579	Town
42580	Scrub Forest
42581	Sugar Plantation
42582	Tobacco Plantation
42583	Furry Tundra
42584	New World Hills
42585	New World Mountains
42586	Capital
42587	Province Border
42588	National Border
42589	Road
42590	Port
42591	River
42592	Level One Wool
42593	Level Two Wool
42594	Level Three Wool
42595	Level Four Wool
42596	Level One Timber
42597	Level Two Timber
42598	Level Three Timber
42599	Level Four Timber
42600	Level One Tin
42601	Level Two Tin
42602	Level Three Tin
42603	Level Four Tin
42604	Level One Copper
42605	Level Two Copper
42606	Level Three Copper
42607	Level Four Copper
42608	Level One Iron
42609	Level Two Iron
42610	Level Three Iron
42611	Level Four Iron
42612	Level One Coal
42613	Level Two Coal
42614	Level Three Coal
42615	Level Four Coal
42616	Level One Cotton
42617	Level Two Cotton
42618	Level Three Cotton
42619	Level Four Cotton
42620	Level One Sugar
42621	Level Two Sugar
42622	Level Three Sugar
42623	Level Four Sugar
42624	Level One Tobacco
42625	Level Two Tobacco
42626	Level Three Tobacco
42627	Level Four Tobacco
42628	Level One Fur
42629	Level Two Fur
42630	Level Three Fur
42631	Level Four Fur
42632	Level One Grain
42633	Level Two Grain
42634	Level Three Grain
42635	Level Four Grain
42636	Level One Cattle
42637	Level Two Cattle
42638	Level Three Cattle
42639	Level Four Cattle
42640	Level One Spices
42641	Level Two Spices
42642	Level Three Spices
42643	Level Four Spices
42644	Level One Silver
42645	Level Two Silver
42646	Level Three Silver
42647	Level Four Silver
42648	Level One Gold
42649	Level Two Gold
42650	Level Three Gold
42651	Level Four Gold
42652	Level One Gems
42653	Level Two Gems
42654	Level Three Gems
42655	Level Four Gems
42656	Level One Diamonds
42657	Level Two Diamonds
42658	Level Three Diamonds
42659	Level Four Diamonds
42660	Purchase Flag
42661	One Tent
42662	Two Tents
42663	Three Tents
42664	Four Tents
42665	Explorer
42666	Engineer
42667	Builder
42668	Spy
42669	Merchant
42670	Railroad Engineer
42674	Army Movement
42675	Blockading Fleet
42676	Docks and Lighthouse
42677	Moving Fleet
42678	Patrolling Fleet
42679	Invading Fleet
42680	Docked Fleet
42681	Fleet
42682	Sea Zone Border
42683	Terra Incognita
42684	Fortifications
42685	Fort
42686	Large Fortress
42687	Pickaxe
42688	Tin
42689	Copper
42690	Iron Ore
42691	Coal
42692	Silver
42693	Gold
42694	Gems
42695	Diamonds
42696	Production Summary
42697	Development level exceeds transport connection level.  A port or road is needed.
42698	Development level exceeds transport connection level. A railroad is needed.
42699	Transport connection level exceeds development level. A production upgrade is needed.
42700	Development level exceeds transport connection level. A port is needed.
42701	Development and transport connection levels are fine.  No upgrade is needed at this time.
42702	(max = [1:maxDevelopmentLevel])
42703	Province of [1:provinceName]
42704	This province has no developments.
42705	Production Level: [1:numitem] [2:itemname]
42706	Transport Connection Level: [1:level]
42707	Zoom to Province
42708	Zoom to Tile
42709	Developments Roster
42710	Transport Connection
42711	Production
42712	Transport by Land
42713	Transport by Sea
42714	Hills
42757	Valuable only for the production of fish.
42758	Flat country, not fertile enough for agriculture.
42759	Ideal climate and soil for the production of cotton, found only in the New World.
42760	Flat terrain with good grazing for livestock.
42761	Blue grass country, ideal for raising horses.
42762	Plentiful grain may be grown in this rich topsoil.\n
42763	New World Orchards  produce a variety of spices not found in the Old World.
42764	Fertile rolling country, ideal for raising sheep and producing wool.
42765	Too barren for agriculture, hills in the Old World may conceal iron,  coal, and copper. 
42766	High country often covered by ice and snow. Iron, coal, and copper may be found in the mountains of the Old World.
42767	These wetlands may conceal tin deposits.
42768	Dry country, valueless except for the possibility of diamonds.\n
42769	Icy plains impossible for agriculture.
42770	These dense woodlands offer plentiful hardwoods, perfect for logging operations.\n
42771	The population center of a province, a town may eventually develop industries depending on the resources present in the province.
42772	Woodlands with little valuable timber.
42773	Sugar cane grows well in this fertile country, found only in the New World.
42774	Ideal land for the growing of tobacco, found only in the New World.
42775	Tundra densely populated by fur-bearing animals found only in the New World.
42776	Hills in the New World may conceal deposits of iron, coal, copper, and silver.
42777	Mountains in the New world may conceal deposits of iron, coal, copper, gems, and gold.
42778	The center of government and industry, as well as the main port for trade. No nation can survive the loss of its capital city.
42779	White lines represent the borders between provinces of the same nation.
42780	Wide borders represent the frontier between two nations. Each nation s color appears on its side of the border.
42781	If connected to the capital city or a port, a road gathers commodities in its own  tile and in adjacent tiles, and makes them available for transport to industry.
42782	A port gathers all resources from its own terrain tile, adjacent tiles, and from adjacent water tiles. If the port is blockaded, the trasport of resources is endangered.
42783	Rivers connect ports built in any tile on the river. Each river tile supplies one unit of fish to an adjacent port.\n
42784	The barn indicates that this tile is producing one unit of wool per turn.\n
42785	The two barns indicate that this tile is producing two units of wool per turn.
42786	The three barns indicate that this tile is producing three units of wool per turn.
42787	The four barns indicate that this tile is producing four units of wool per turn.
42788	The log indicates that this tile is producing one unit of timber per turn.\n
42789	The two logs indicate that this tile is producing two units of timber per turn.
42790	The three logs indicate that this tile is producing three units of timber per turn.
42791	The four logs indicate that this tile is producing four units of timber per turn.
42792	The pile of mined tin indicates that this tile is producing one unit of tin per turn.\n
42793	The two piles of mined tin indicate that this tile is producing two units of tin per turn.\n
42794	The three piles of mined tin indicate that this tile is producing three units of tin per turn.\n
42795	The four piles of mined tin indicate that this tile is producing four units of tin per turn.\n
42796	The pile of mined copper indicates that this tile is producing one unit of copper per turn.\n
42797	The two piles of mined copper indicate that this tile is producing two units of copper per turn.\n
42798	The three piles of mined copper indicate that this tile is producing three units of copper per turn.\n
42799	The four piles of mined copper indicate that this tile is producing four units of copper per turn.\n
42800	The pile of mined iron indicates that this tile is producing one unit of iron per turn.\n
42801	The two piles of mined iron indicate that this tile is producing two units of iron per turn.\n
42802	The three piles of mined iron indicate that this tile is producing three units of iron per turn.\n
42803	The four piles of mined iron indicate that this tile is producing four units of iron per turn.\n
42804	The pile of mined coal indicates that this tile is producing one unit of coal per turn.\n
42805	The two piles of mined coal indicate that this tile is producing two units of coal per turn.\n
42806	The three piles of mined coal indicate that this tile is producing three units of coal per turn.\n
42807	The four piles of mined coal indicate that this tile is producing four units of coal per turn.\n
42808	\nThe bale of cotton indicates that this tile is producing one unit of cotton per turn.\n
42809	The two bales of cotton indicate that this tile is producing two units of cotton per turn.\n
42810	The three bales of cotton indicate that this tile is producing three units of cotton per turn.\n
42811	The four bales of cotton indicate that this tile is producing four units of cotton per turn.\n
42812	The pile of sugar cane indicates that this tile is producing one unit of sugar cane per turn.\n
42813	The two piles of sugar cane indicate that this tile is producing two units of sugar cane per turn.\n
42814	The three piles of sugar cane indicate that this tile is producing three units of sugar cane per turn.\n
42815	The four piles of sugar cane indicate that this tile is producing four units of sugar cane per turn.\n
42816	The bale of tobacco indicates that this tile is producing one unit of tobacco per turn.\n
42817	The two bales of tobacco indicate that this tile is producing two units of tobacco per turn.\n
42818	The three bales of tobacco indicate that this tile is producing three units of tobacco per turn.\n
42819	The four bales of tobacco indicate that this tile is producing four units of tobacco per turn.\n
42820	The hanging pelt indicates that this tile is producing one unit of fur per turn.\n
42821	The two hanging pelts indicate that this tile is producing two units of fur per turn.\n
42822	The three hanging pelts indicate that this tile is producing three units of fur per turn.\n
42823	The four hanging pelts indicate that this tile is producing four units of fur per turn.\n
42824	The silo indicates that this tile is producing one unit of grain per turn.\n
42825	The two silos indicate that this tile is producing two units of grain per turn.\n
42826	The three silos indicate that this tile is producing three units of grain per turn.\n
42827	The four silos indicate that this tile is producing four units of grain per turn.\n
42828	The barn indicates that this tile is producing one unit of livestock per turn.\n
42829	The two barns indicate that this tile is producing two units of livestock per turn.
42830	The three barns indicate that this tile is producing three units of livestock per turn.
42831	The four barns indicate that this tile is producing four units of livestock per turn.
42832	The bin of spices indicates that this tile is producing one unit of spice per turn.\n
42833	The two bins of spice indicate that this tile is producing two units of spice per turn.\n
42834	The three bins of spice indicate that this tile is producing three units of spice per turn.\n
42835	The four bins of spice indicate that this tile is producing four units of spice per turn.\n
42836	The pile of mined silver indicates that this tile is producing one unit of silver per turn.\n
42837	The two piles of mined silver indicate that this tile is producing two units of silver per turn.\n
42838	The three piles of mined silver indicate that this tile is producing three units of silver per turn.\n
42839	The four piles of mined silver indicate that this tile is producing four units of silver per turn.\n
42840	The pile of mined gold indicates that this tile is producing one unit of gold per turn.\n
42841	The two piles of mined gold indicate that this tile is producing two units of gold per turn.\n
42842	The three piles of mined gold indicate that this tile is producing three units of gold per turn.\n
42843	The four piles of mined gold indicate that this tile is producing four units of gold per turn.\n
42844	The pile of mined gems indicates that this tile is producing one unit of gems per turn.\n
42845	The two piles of mined gems indicate that this tile is producing two units of gems per turn.\n
42846	The three piles of mined gems indicate that this tile is producing three units of gems per turn.\n
42847	The four piles of mined gems indicate that this tile is producing four units of gems per turn.\n
42848	The pile of mined diamonds indicates that this tile is producing one unit of diamonds per turn.\n
42849	The two piles of mined diamonds indicate that this tile is producing two units of diamonds per turn.\n
42850	The three piles of mined diamonds indicate that this tile is producing three units of diamonds per turn.\n
42851	The four piles of mined diamonds indicate that this tile is producing four units of diamonds per turn.\n
42852	The flag indicates purchase of this land by a Great Power.
42853	A small military encampment. A garrison here of 1-3 regiments defends the entire province.
42854	A medium-sized military encampment garrisoned by 4-7 regiments.
42855	The largest size possible without a general, the three tent encampment indicates the presence of 8-10 regiments.
42856	The very large troop complement indicates the presence of a general.
42857	The Explorer maps uncharted lands and searches for minerals in hills, mountains, swamp and desert.  Successful prospecting is necessary before builders can work in these areas. 
42858	The Engineer builds roads and ports, and builds or improves forts.
42859	The Builder improves production in areas which contain exploitable resources.
42860	The Spy speeds research of technologies which other countries have already discovered, and can accurately determine the composition of enemy forces in a province.  The spy can also counter enemy spies.
42861	The Merchant purchases land in Minor Nations, readying them for exploitation.
42862	The Railroad Engineer lays railroad track.
42866	A Military arrow pointing into a province indicates that armies are moving into that province. Green arrows indicate friendly deployment. Red arrows indicate attack.
42867	A Fleet on blockade duty attempts to intercept any hostile ships that enter or leave the port.
42868	Docks and a lighthouse show the location of the country s capital city port, through which all trade is conducted.
42869	A Fleet displaying a ship s wheel is assigned to sail to a new sea zone or port.
42870	A Fleet ordered to patrol a sea zone attempts to intercept all hostile ships in, or moving through, the zone.
42871	A Fleet ordered to establish a landing site displays a cannon. Troops may be landed the turn after the site is established.
42872	Docked Fleets are available for assignment.  If left in the home port these ships serve as escorts and merchants for trade , or to transport commodities.
42873	A Fleet displaying no icon is available for assignment in its sea zone, or movement to another zone.
42874	Light blue lines represent the borders between sea zones.
42875	Unexplored frontier, which may be revealed by exploring with land or sea expeditions. 
42876	Even these light fortifications are equipped with one emplaced artillery regiment and provide some protection for defenders.
42877	A medium-sized fort provides substantial protection and two regiments of emplaced artillery.
42878	A large fortress provides top notch protection and three regiments of emplaced artillery.
42879	A pickaxe indicates that this tile has been prospected by an Explorer, and no minerals were found.
42880	An Explorer has discovered Tin in this tile, but no mine has been built yet by a Builder. 
42881	An Explorer has discovered Copper in this tile, but no mine has been built yet by a Builder. 
42882	An Explorer has discovered Iron Ore in this tile, but no mine has been built yet by a Builder. 
42883	An Explorer has discovered Coal in this tile, but no mine has been built yet by a Builder. 
42884	An Explorer has discovered Silver in this tile, but no mine has been built yet by a Builder. 
42885	An Explorer has discovered Gold in this tile, but no mine has been built yet by a Builder. 
42886	An Explorer has discovered Gems in this tile, but no mine has been built yet by a Builder. 
42887	An Explorer has discovered Diamonds in this tile, but no mine has been built yet by a Builder. 
42945	Dreadnought
42946	Victory
42947	Constitution
42948	Constellation
42949	Superb
42950	Vanguard
42951	Neptune
42952	Colossus
42953	Orion
42954	Conqueror
42955	Monarch
42956	Emperor
42957	Thunderer
42958	Centurion
42959	Nautilus
42960	Warspite
42961	Lion
42962	Tiger
42963	Valiant
42964	Invincible
42965	Atropos
42966	Temeraire
42967	Warrior
42968	Courageous
42969	Excalibur
42970	Perseus
42971	Heracles
42972	Enterprise
42973	Hornet
42974	Wasp
42975	Indomitable
42976	Inflexible
42977	Glory
42978	Captain
42979	Cyclops
42980	Scorpion
42981	Dolphin
42982	Furious
42983	Shark
42984	Revenge
42985	Jupiter
42986	Redwing
42987	Flower
42988	Columbia
42989	Terrible
42990	Perilous
42991	Rattler
42992	Vixen
42993	Wolf
42994	Indefatigable
42995	Splendid
42996	Ogre
42997	Meteor
42998	Comet
42999	Whale
43000	Argus
43001	Sea Lion
43002	Walrus
43003	Octopus
43004	Dragon
43005	Defender
43006	Speedy
43007	Leopard
43008	Repulse
43009	Judith
43010	Golden Hind
43011	Bounty
43012	Achilles
43013	Hector
43014	Ajax
43015	Ascendant
43016	Cleopatra
43017	Julius Caesar
43018	Swordfish
43019	Hammerhead
43020	Ivory
43021	Asta
43022	Polar
43023	Artic
43024	Nuda
43025	Bipsiger
43026	Valsalva
43027	Surf
43028	Storm
43029	Gale
43030	Hurricane
43031	Ironsides
43032	Grasper
43033	Nero
43034	Caligula
43035	Gripper
43036	Claudius
43037	Augustus
43038	Octavian
43039	Tiberius
43040	Toadvine
43041	Andromeda
43042	Xanadu
43043	Oberon
43044	Ambit
43045	Duchess
43046	Duke
43047	Surprise
43048	Pegasus
43049	Theseus
43050	Romulus
43051	Remus
43052	Pecky
43053	Snidely
43054	Rachel
43055	Brandonia
43056	Carliana
43057	Average
43058	Nanday
43059	Conure
43060	Parrot
43061	Plummage
43062	Jenday
43063	Gull
43064	Pelican
43065	Condor
43066	Roland
43067	Eclectus
43068	Vampire
43069	Beast
43070	Phantom
43071	Spirit
43072	Defiant
43073	Voyager
43074	Intrepid
43075	Mercury
43076	Venus
43077	Saturn
43078	Pluto
43079	Rebel
43080	Endeavor
43081	Stag
43082	Buffalo
43083	Peachy
43084	Harrier
43085	Stonewall
43086	Legionaire
43087	Bargeman
43088	Salute
43089	Musketeer
43090	Moth
43091	Mothball
43092	Lioness
43093	Tigress
43094	Risk 
43095	Brute
43096	Brisk
43097	Butterfly
43098	Imperium
43099	Spider
43100	Insect
43101	Aratinga
43102	Anteater
43103	Profiteer
43104	Falcon
43105	Hawk
43106	Legend
43107	Virago
43108	Capricorn
43109	Leo
43110	Crab
43111	Barracuda
43112	Reliant
43113	Quest
43114	Trophy
43115	Triumph
43116	Pinnacle
43117	Macaw
43118	Albatross
43119	Alligator
43120	Crocadile
43121	Manatee
43122	Porpoise
43123	Jester
43124	Noble
43125	Baron
43126	Baroness
43127	Knight
43128	Gemini
43129	Scout
43130	Ionia
43131	Saber
43132	Sword
43133	Lancer
43134	Sea Urchin
43135	Porcupine
43136	Cobra
43137	Constrictor
43138	Python
43139	Viking
43140	Paradise
43141	Tormentor
43142	Mist
43143	Active
43144	Last Chance
43145	Giant
43146	Faithful
43147	Grand
43148	Fountain
43149	Thistle
43150	Cornucopia
43151	Plentiful
43152	William
43153	Xena
43154	Horrible
43155	Prince
43156	Princess
43157	Muskrat
43158	Hound
43159	Nova
43160	Galaxy
43161	Pole Star
43162	Antares
43163	Betelguese
43164	Rigel
43165	Sirius
43166	Pilot
43167	Landfall
43168	Squid
43169	Lucky
43170	Manta
43171	Plucky
43172	Pequod
43173	Ocean
43174	Seaspray
43175	Select
43176	Lilith
43177	Rose
43178	Karina
43179	Royal Oak
43180	Minotaur
43181	Maria
43182	Tracey
43183	Andrea
43184	King Arthur
43185	Fortress
43186	Sparrow
43187	Thrush
43188	Raven
43189	Lively
43190	Zelda
43191	Rascal
43192	Nemo
43193	Frog
43194	Viceroy
43201	Build transport capacity
43202	Your Excellency. I m sure you will be galled to learn that the Great Power of [1: countryName] has more than twice our transport capacity!\n\nI respectfully remind you to make use of the Railyard.
43203	Build merchant ships
43204	Your Excellency. The Great Power of [1:countryName] has more than twice our merchant cargo space.\n\nI respectfully urge you to build more merchant ships in the Shipyard.
43205	Increase Labor Supply
43206	Your Excellency. The Great Power of [1:countryName] can muster more than twice the industrial labor we can.\n\nI respectfully suggest you recruit fresh workers using the Capitol, and improve the quality of our work force using the Trade School. 
43207	A resource shortage resulted in idle workers. You need to get more [1:item] before they will work again.
43209	Expand the Steel Mill
43210	Your Excellency. The Great Power of [1:countryName] has a steel mill industry with a capacity more than double ours. \n\nPlease consider expanding the capacity of our steel mill industry.
43211	Expand the Lumber Mill
43212	Your Excellency. The Great Power of [1:countryName] has a lumber industry with a capacity more than double ours. \n\nPlease consider expanding the capacity of our lumber mill.
43219	Strengthen the Army
43220	Your Excellency. The Great Power of [1:countryName] has an army more than twice as strong as ours. \n\nIt is a dangerous state of affairs. I strongly urge you to build army units.
43221	Strengthen the Navy
43222	Your Excellency. The Great Power of [1:countryName] has a navy more than twice as strong as ours. \n\nIt is a dangerous state of affairs. I strongly urge you to build naval units.
43223	Workers Idled by Resource Shortage
43224	A resource shortage resulted in idle workers. There are three possible causes:\n1. Workers had to eat the wrong type of food.\n2. Advanced workers did not get their luxury materials.\n3. Workers had no food at all but foraged for food this turn.
43225	Invest in Technology
43226	Your Excellency, exciting new technologies are available from which we could benefit with merely a small investment.  You consider investing in technology.
43227	Diplomatic Lead Overthrown!
43228	Our influence over the Minor Nation of [1: name] has been usurped by the Great Power of  [2: name].\n
43229	Prepare for Battle
43230	Your Excellency, the Great Power of [1: countryname] declared war on us!\n\nYou and the Defense Minister must mobilize the army and navy and defend the capitol city at all costs. Diplomacy has failed.
43231	Slipping behind in battle for markets
43232	Your Excellency, the Great Power of [1: countryName] has become the most favored trade partner with the minor nation of [2: countryName].\n\nSubsidies and frequent trade deals would help us regain our former lead. 
43233	Feed the Workers
43234	Your Excellency, food stocks have run dangerously low. Under your current orders, valuable workers will starve!\n\nI urge you to reconsider your trade and transport orders.
43235	Update Transport Orders
43236	Your Excellency, I beg you never to leave freight cars or barges idle.  \n\nValuable transport capacity is going to waste. Please give me updated transport orders.
43237	Provide Diplomatic Orders
43238	Your Excellency, the foreign ministers of the world are about to exchange diplomatic proposals, as they do every 3 months. \n\nI have not yet received any orders from you. Please give me instructions using the diplomacy screen.
43239	Use Diplomacy Wisely
43240	Your Excellency, perhaps we could use some of our funds to gain influence in other countries.
43241	Capitol in Danger!
43242	Your Excellency, hostile forces stronger than our defending armies now border the Capitol City. \n\nThe situation is dire. I leave tonight for my country estate.
43243	Capitol in Danger!
43244	Your Excellency, at least one fleet stronger than our defending navy has established a beach head off our Capitol City.  Enemy troops could arrive at any time.
43245	Build a Miner
43246	Congratulations upon your successful prospecting. To make these minerals available for transport, you need to send a miner to this spot to work.\n\nIf you don t already have one, I suggest training a miner in the university (in the Industry screen). 
43247	Build a Depot
43248	Your Excellency, it is frequently a good idea to consider ordering the engineer to build a depot once he has laid enough track to get beyond the radius of the city. \n\nThe depot would allow you to transport in resources the city can t reach.
43249	Transport Resources
43250	Your Excellency, I remind you that now that this worker has finished his job, you need to give transport orders to benefit from the additional resources. 
43251	Connect all Depots
43252	Congratulations upon the completion of a new depot. \n\nNotice the signal next to the building. If it is green, the depot is connected to the city and you can give transport orders to bring in new resources (click the transport button under the mini-map).
43253	Transport Resources
43254	Congratulations upon the completion of a new port. I remind you to set new transport orders to take advantage of the resources it makes available.\n\nBecause ports do not need to be connected by rail, you can set new orders right away.
43255	Increase Transport Capacity
43256	We now have more resources available than we can transport in one turn. This is an excellent sign of growth.\n\nI suggest building more transport capacity from the Railyard in the Industry screen.
43257	Prospecting Hint
43258	Your prospecting was unsuccessful. \n\nIf you want to see a hint about where to find some minerals, scroll down.\n\n\n\n\n\nHint #1: Iron can be found in the isolated hills 3 spaces North-East of the capital. 
43259	Your prospecting was unsuccessful. \n\nIf you want to see a second hint about where to find some minerals, scroll down.\n\n\n\n\n\nHint #2: Coal can be found in the hills 1 space North and 2 spaces West of your capital. 
43260	Your prospecting was unsuccessful. \n\nIf you want to see a third hint about where to find some minerals, scroll down. \n\n\n\nHint #3: Gold can be found in the mountains 2 spaces North and 3 spaces West of your capital. 
43261	Look to the Seas!
43262	Your Excellency, there are hostile forces cruising at will in the seas off our coast. I call your attention to:\n
43263	Defend the Empire!
43264	Your Excellency, you have left a province adjacent to enemy forces undefended. I beg you to reconsider your military deployments.
43265	Upgrade the Troops
43266	Your Excellency, we must support the troops with the best new weapons. It is imperative that our military be upgraded, lest our forces be outmatched.
43267	Defend Coastal Sea Zones!
43268	Ports are being blockaded and cut off from the transport network.  You should send our fleet to drive the enemy away.
43269	Consider the Competition...
43270	Your Excellency, that Minor Nation is too deeply under the influence of another Great Power for our grants to be effective.
43271	Provide Industrial Orders
43272	Your Excellency, idle workers could be gainfully employed.\n\nI have not yet received any orders from you. Please give me instructions using the industry screen.
43273	Military food supply problem!
43274	Your Excellency, our military units have been damaged by desertion as a result of food supply problems.
43275	Trade and Transport Capacity Warning
43276	Your Excellency, you are ordering the last ships in our home port to move away. Ships stationed in our home port conduct all trade and transport.  We will be unable to trade goods, and unable to transport by sea unless you cancel these orders.
43277	Your Excellency, you are moving one or more ships that are in use for  transporting goods. This will result in a sea transport capacity deficit of [1: ]. If you confirm these movement orders transport will be reduced.
43278	Spy  in [1:] Lost
43279	Our spy who was operating in the country of [1:] was captured by their forces.
43280	Spy from [1:] Eliminated
43281	A spy from the country of [1:] was captured while spying in our country.  
43282	Starving Workers Lost
43283	Workers in the labor force were lost due to lack of food.
43284	Enemy forces are invading!
43285	Your Excellency, the enemy is invading our coast into the following provinces:\n
43329	Sugar Cane
43330	Tobacco
43331	Furs
43332	Gold or Silver
43333	Gems or Diamonds
43334	Cotton
43335	Spices
43336	Mine Engineering
43337	Land Enclosure
43338	Saw Mill
43339	Superior Hull Design
43340	Crop Rotation
43341	Diplomatic Expertise
43342	Sugar Refining
43343	Sugar Planting
43344	Cigar Production
43345	Tobacco Planting
43346	Hat Production
43347	Improved Trapping Techniques
43348	Improved Sea Routes
43349	Cotton Weaving
43350	Cotton Planting
43351	Merchant Companies
43352	Apprentice Workers
43353	Large Sugar Plantations
43354	Trade Fairs
43355	Seed Drill
43356	Organized Regiments
43357	Large Cotton Plantations
43358	Coal Mining
43359	Iron Mining
43360	Copper and Tin Mining
43361	Precious Metals Mining
43362	Precious Stone Mining
43363	Navigation
43364	Printing Press
43365	Wind Saw Mill
43366	Recruit Steppe Horsemen
43367	Animal Husbandry
43368	Sheep Ranching
43369	Convoying
43370	Money Lending
43371	Trained Journeymen
43372	Sugar Industry
43373	Large Tobacco Plantations
43374	Road Construction
43375	Moldboard Plow
43376	Improved Iron Weapons
43377	Weapon Craftmanship
43378	Square Set Timbering
43379	Improved Infantry Tactics
43380	Steam in Mining
43381	Large Copper and Tin Mines
43382	Siege Engineering
43383	Privateering Companies
43384	Large Spice Plantations
43385	University
43386	Improved Cavalry Tactics
43387	Large Hulls
43388	Horse Artillery
43389	National Bureaucracy
43390	Improved Sail Design
43391	Master Artisans
43392	Cotton Gin
43393	Heavy Emplaced Artillery
43394	Early Steam Engine
43395	Crucible Process
43396	Large Coal Mines
43397	Modern Fortifications
43398	Ship of the Line
43399	Extraction of Precious Metals
43400	Large Precious Stone Mines
43401	Circular Saw
43402	Industrial Machinery
43403	Hussars
43404	Scientific Cattle Breeding
43405	Scientific Sheep Breeding
43406	Advanced Hull Design
43407	Propaganda
43408	Banking
43409	Riverboats
43410	Later Steam Engine
43411	Bayonet
43412	Explosives
43413	Early Rifles
43414	Heavy Artillery
43415	Industrial Funding of Research
43416	Efficient Extraction of Copper & Tin
43417	Improved Cavalry Weapons
43418	Improved Food Preservation
43419	Light Artillery Tactics
43420	Paddlewheels
43421	Spinning Jenny
43422	Tobacco Industry
43423	Clipper Ships
43424	Nationalism
43425	Dynamite
43426	Emplaced Siege Guns
43427	Merchant Steamships
43428	Excessive Fur Harvesting
43429	Needle Guns
43430	Modern Military Funding
43431	Advanced Iron Working
43432	Scouting
43433	Repeating Cavalry Carbine
43434	Empire Building
43435	Elite Military Training
43436	Long Range Rifles
43437	High Grade Steel
43438	Field Artillery Tactics
43439	Industrial Iron Mining
43440	Safety Lamp
43441	Amalgamation Process
43442	Geological Prospecting
43443	ERROR: NONAME TECH
43457	Sugar Cane can be used to produce Refined Sugar which is much prized by Apprentice Workers. 
43458	Tobacco can be used to produce Cigars which are much prized by Journeyman Workers.
43459	Furs can be used to produce Hats which are much prized by Master Artisans.
43460	Silver and Gold can be converted to cash ($100 and $200/unit) once they are transported back to our capital.
43461	Gems and Diamonds can be converted to cash ($300 and $400/unit) once they are transported back to our capital.
43462	Cotton can be used to produce Fabric.
43463	Spices can be converted to cash ($50/unit) once they are transported back to our capital.
43464	Mine Engineering allows Engineers to upgrade our fortifications to level 2 .  This advance also leads to improved mining technology.
43465	Land Enclosure makes efficient farms possible. Builders may increase grain output to two units per turn.  This change in our society permits later military advances and reorganization.
43466	This technology permits builders to construct saw mills on forested land increasing output to two units per turn. Increasing availability of wood products leads to research opportunities in education and naval technology. 
43467	Hull design advances permit construction of  fluytes. These large merchant vessels  have a larger cargo capacity than the carrack  but poor armament for fighting.
43468	Crop Rotation allows growth of fodder crops that permit builders to improve our cattle herds .  This leads to further advances in sheep and cattle herding as well as the military uses of horse herds.
43469	Diplomatic Expertise  permits diplomats to offer embassies to Minor Nations.  Once embassies exist, treaties and grants may be made, and Merchants, Engineers, and  Builders may work in the Minor Nation.
43470	This advance permits production of refined sugar. This luxury is consumed each turn by Apprentice Workers.
43471	Sugar Plantations increase the productivity of sugar farms. Builders may develop sugar farms to produce 2 units of sugar cane per turn.
43472	This advance permits production of cigars from tobacco. This luxury is consumed each turn by journeymen workers.
43473	Tobacco Plantations increase the productivity of tobacco farms. Builders may develop tobacco farms to produce 2 units of tobacco per turn.
43474	This advance allows production of hats from furs. This luxury is consumed each turn by master artisans.
43475	 Fur Trapping technology allows builders to develop trapping grounds to produce 2 units of furs per turn. 
43476	With this knowledge of sea routes reducing spoilage,  more spices from upgraded spice farms become available.  This development leads to improvements in naval technology as well.
43477	This technology allows production of fabric from cotton.  This fabric may be used interchangeably with fabric produced from wool.
43478	Cotton Plantations increase the productivity of cotton farms. Builders may develop cotton farms to produce 2 units of cotton per turn.
43479	Merchant companies permit construction of  merchant units, which buy land in Minor Nations.  This paves the way for development by our builders and ultimately overseas profits.
43480	Apprentice workers produce four times as much labor as an untrained peasant. Each turn, an apprentice worker consumes refined sugar.
43481	Large sugar plantations increase the productivity of sugar farms. Builders may develop sugar farms to produce 3 units of sugar cane per turn.
43482	Trade Fairs permit our traders to enter bids on up to six different commodities each turn.  This development leads to banking and increased funding for the military.
43483	The Seed drill permits builders to improve grain farms to produce 3 units of grain per turn.  
43484	The new regimental system permits the construction of Lancer units and the upgrading of Knights to Lancers. This development also leads to both new weapons and new tactics.
43485	Large Cotton Plantations increase the productivity of cotton farms. Builders may develop cotton farms to produce 3 units of cotton per turn.
43486	Coal mining knowledge allows builders to construct mines producing one unit of coal per turn. Coal mining eventually leads to the development of the crucible process for steel making. 
43487	Improved mining of iron permits builders to upgrade iron mines to produce 2 units per turn. Iron mining leads to the  production of steel, a key element for the growth of military and transportation technology.
43488	Improved copper and tin mine technology  permits builders to upgrade mines.  Copper and tin are used to create bronze; a critical material for construction of artillery, ships, and fortifications until the development of steel.
43489	Improved mining of silver and gold permits builders to upgrade precious metal mines to produce 2 units per turn.  These metals convert directly to cash for our empire.
43490	Improved mining of diamonds and gems permits builders to upgrade precious stone mines to produce 2 units per turn.  These gem stones convert directly to cash for our empire.
43491	New abilities in the field of navigation permit our shipwrights to construct small fast sloops ideal for privateering. This development leads to improved naval technologies.
43492	The printing press increases the efficiency of all technological research and leads to later developments in military tactics, education, and labor.
43493	The wind saw mill permits our builders to upgrade timber camps to produce 3 units of timber per turn. This increased timber output leads to improvements in naval technology such as the construction of larger ships.
43494	Improvements in organization and the growth of our herds permits recruiting and training of steppe horsemen.  These fast cossack units are used for scouting and disrupting our foes. Later light cavalary units will develop from these forces.
43495	Advances in animal husbandry permit builders to improve cattle ranches to produce 3 units of meat per turn. This development eventually leads to new uses of horses to pull artillery, and to superior cavalry tactics.
43496	Advancements in sheep ranching allow builders to improve sheep farms to produce 2 wool per turn.
43497	The convoying advance allows construction of galleons.  Although slow, these powerful, large vessels are ideal for convoying products from the new world.
43498	With the development of money lending, our empire can borrow more money and pay interest at a lower rate. This advance leads to superior bureaucratic organization and, eventually, to upgrades in provincial artillery forces.
43499	This technology permits training of journeymen who produce six times as much labor as an untrained peasant. Each turn, a journeyman worker consumes a cigar.
43500	Development of a sugar growing industry allows builders to upgrade sugar farms to produce 4 units of sugar per turn.
43501	Large tobacco plantations increase the productivity of tobacco farms. Builders may develop tobacco farms to produce 3 units of tobacco per turn.
43502	Improvements to the land transport system permit our roads to move 2 units of commodities from each connected mine, farm, or ranch.  This development leads to railroads.
43503	With the development of the moldboard plow, our builders may  improve grain farms to produce 4 units of grain per turn.
43504	Improved casting and forging of iron weapons permits the recruiting of Halberdiers. Pikemen may be upgraded to this new type of unit. This advance leads to the bayonet and other military knowledge.
43505	Improved weapon craftsmanship permits the recruiting and equipping of musketeer regiments and the upgrading of the outdated arquebusiers. These skills lead to advances in explosives and other weapon technology.
43506	Square-set timbering permits the construction of deeper coal mines and allows builders to upgrade our mines to produce 2 units of coal per turn. Coal mining leads to large-scale industrial developments.
43507	Our increasing understanding of infantry tactics permits the recruitment of Calivermen, and the upgrading of peasant levies. These new regiments are adept at drawing enemy fire and using terrain for concealment.
43508	Early developments using steam power permit deeper more efficient iron mines. Builders can upgrade mines to produce 3 units of iron per turn. This development leads to steel making.
43509	Increasing knowledge of metallurgy and mining permits builders to upgrade copper and tin mines to produce 3 units per turn. This development leads to new ship classes equipped with larger bronze cannons. 
43510	Improved understanding of siege engineering permits the construction of royal artillery regiments and the upgrading of the outdated culverin.  This developments leads to improvements in emplaced and heavy artillery, and fort construction.
43511	The growth and funding of privateering companies improves the chances of naval interception and leads to later development of advanced ship classes.
43512	Large spice plantations increase the productivity of spice farms. Builders may develop spice farms to produce 3 units of spices per turn.
43513	The university permits funding of a fourth research project and leads to advances in military, naval, and industrial technologies.
43514	Our increasing understanding of cavalry tactics permits the recruitment of harquebusiers. These new regiments are the first to use firearms in the saddle and lead to later heavy cavalry.
43515	This technology allows construction of a new large cargo vessel, the indiaman, which carries 25% more cargo than a galleon. This development leads to large-hulled warships.
43516	Improving horse breeds and lighter cannons allow our generals to recruit horse-drawn artillery that can be fired and relocated rapidly on the battlefield.  
43517	With the growth of national bureaucracy, our builders may upgrade provincial towns. An upgraded town produces materials for transport consistent with the types of developed resources in its province.
43518	Improvements in sail design have led our shipwrights to a fast light merchant vessel, the trader.  These sails will later be useful for faster warships as well.
43519	This advance permits training of master artisans, who produce 8 times as much labor as an untrained peasant. Master artisans demand the luxury of a fur hat every turn.
43520	The invention of the cotton gin permits builders to upgrade cotton plantations to produce 4 units of cotton per turn.
43521	With this development the emplaced royal artillery in all of our empire s forts is automatically upgraded to heavy artillery. 
43522	Railroads can be constructed by the rail builder unit in any flat terrain which includes a road. Railroads can transport up to 4 commodities from a single farm, mine, timber camp, or ranch.
43523	The crucible process allows steel to be made from coal and iron. Steel is used to construct  the most advanced types of military and naval forces.
43524	Large coal mines can be constructed by a builder. These mines produce 3 units of coal per turn.
43525	The development of modern forts allows our Engineers to upgrade our fortifications to level 3 .  This advance also leads to improved types of heavy artillery.
43526	Improvements in hull design and bronze metallurgy permit shipwrights to construct ships of the line. 
43527	Improved extraction of silver and gold permits builders to upgrade precious metal mines to produce 3 units per turn.  These metals convert directly to cash for our empire.
43528	Improved mining of diamonds and gems permits builders to upgrade precious stone mines to produce 3 units per turn.  These gem stones convert directly to cash for our empire.
43529	Invention of the circular saw permits builders to upgrade timber camps  to produce 4 timber per turn.
43530	New industrial machinery decreases the cost of military attack by 25%. This development later leads to weapon advances and industrial funding of research.
43531	Improved training facilities and new horse breeds allow the recruiting of hussars and the upgrading of cossacks. Hussar regiments are very fast and exceptionally difficult to destroy.
43532	The development of  scientific cattle breeding permits builders to upgrade cattle ranches to produce 4 units of  meat per turn.
43533	The development of  scientific sheep breeding permits builders to upgrade sheep ranches to produce 3 units of  wool per turn.
43534	Developments in hull and sail design permit the construction of  frigates. Frigates are fast, powerful warships ideal for privateering and interception.
43535	Propaganda decreases the diplomatic penalties suffered when our empire declares war. This development leads to the growth of  nationalism.
43536	Banking decreases the interest rate when we borrow money and permits negative spending of larger sums. It later leads to improved military funding.
43537	Steam powered riverboats permit greater exploitation of  fur bearing animals. Builders can upgrade trapper camps to produce three units per turn.
43538	With improved steam engines our rail builder may now construct rail through hills and swamps.
43539	The development of the bayonet permits recruiting of regulars and upgrading of  halberdiers. Regulars are the first infantry adept at both melee and ranged combat.
43540	Improvement of explosives allows recruiting of grenadiers and upgrading of musketeers. 
43541	The new rifled gun barrel permits slow and accurate fire, ideal for the new skirmisher regiments. Calivermen may be upgraded.
43542	Powerful heavy artillery made of steel can now be built. Royal artillery upgrades to this new type of regiment. 
43543	The growth of business and industry creates new sources for research funding, increasing the efficiency of all research.  This leads to improved military and naval technology.
43544	Improved extraction of copper and tin permits builders to upgrade mines to produce 4 units per turn.  
43545	Improved cavalry weapons allow the recruiting of cuirassiers and the upgrading of harquebusiers.
43546	Improvements in food preservation allow builders to upgrade spice farms to produce 4 units of spices per turn.
43547	New tactics for light artillery combined with steel construction permit recruiting of Light artillery regiments and upgrading horse artillery.
43548	Steam driven paddlewheels for ocean-going vessles permit shipwrights to construct the raider, a fast destructive privateering ship.
43549	The invention of the spinning jenny allows builders to upgrade sheep farms to produce 4 units of wool per turn.
43550	Development of tobacco industry permits builders to upgrade tobacco farms to produce 4 tobacco per turn.
43551	This development permits shipwrights to construct clipper ships,  relatively small merchant sailing vessels with exceptional speed.
43552	Nationalism permits larger attack  and defense forces in each province.  The limit is now 12 regiments.  The presence of a general allows a further increase.
43553	Dynamite permits the construction of railroads through mountainous terrain. This development leads to further  advances in mining technology as well.
43554	With this discovery our siege engineers  automatically upgrade all our emplaced artillery to siege guns, the most powerful artillery that can be constructed.
43555	This development allows shipwrights to build a huge new merchant steamship with vast cargo capacity.
43556	New trapping and hunting techniques allow our builders to upgrade fur trading posts to produce 4 units of fur per turn.
43557	The invention of the breechloading needle gun permits rifle infantry to be recruited. Our musket-bearing regular infantry may be upgraded.
43558	Modern military funding allows less expensive attack movements by our land forces. This development later leads to the most powerful types of regiments.
43559	Advanced ironworking knowledge permits shipwrights to construct the ironclad; a heavily armored warship capable of inflicting damage at long ranges.
43560	Superior equipment and training of light cavalry forces permits the recruiting of scout regiments and the upgrading of hussars. 
43561	Development of a seven shot repeating carbine allows the recruiting of carbine cavalry and the upgrading of cuirassier units.
43562	Greater understanding of foreign cultures and improved training of diplomats permits requests to other Great Powers to join the empire peacefully.  Acceptance depends on the economic and military might of the asking empire.
43563	New training techniques permit the recruiting of elite infantry regiments called guards. Grenadiers may be upgraded.
43564	The invention of the long range target rifle permits the recruiting of sharpshooter regiments and the upgrading of skirmishers.
43565	New high grade steel permits the construction of a mobile siege gun. Although slow, these gigantic guns can batter the strongest fortifications and are especially effective on defense. Heavy artillery may be upgraded.
43566	New tactical know-how and superior metallurgy permits construction of  field artillery, the ideal unit for taking fortifications. Our light artillery may be upgraded.
43567	Advances in explosives and industry allow builders to upgrade iron mines to produce 4 units of iron per turn
43568	The safety lamp permits coal miners to dig deeper, allowing builders to upgrade coal mines to produce 4 units of coal per turn.
43569	With the amalgamation process, builders can upgrade all precious metals mines to produce 4 gold or silver per turn.
43570	Geological prospecting permits all precious stone mines to become more productive. Builders may upgrade mines to produce 4 gems or diamonds per turn.
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43713	Royal Wedding with [1:Country]
43714	Diplomatic Crisis with [1:Country]
43715	Rats Destroy Grain Store
43716	Goods Lost in Transportation Disaster
43717	Earthquake Damages Mines
43718	Immigration Adds to Labor Force
43719	[1:country] Joins Empire
43720	Plague Spoils Recruiting Efforts
43721	Military Victories Strengthen New Units
43722	New Flagship Joins Fleet
43723	Enemy Capitol s Fortifications Brought Home
43724	Capital of [1:] Conquered
43725	Conquest Reveals Existence of  [1:country]
43726	Privateer Ship Joins the Fleet
43727	discover NW capitol - not used
43728	Spy from [1:] Chooses to Join Our Forces
43729	New General Appointed Due to Army Growth
43777	The relationship with [1:] has been improved as a result of a wedding joining the royal families.
43778	Our relationship with [1:] has been damaged by our ambassador s blundering use of the canape fork during desert at a royal fete. 
43779	Half of our stored grain has been devoured by rats.
43780	An unfortunate series of road accidents have reduced by 1 the amount of each resource received by land transport.
43781	An earthquake has damaged mines in the province of [1:].  All the mines at level 2 or higher have been reduced by one level.
43782	Immigration has added two peasants to the workforce in our city.
43783	The country of [1:] has contributed two trading ships to our merchant fleet as a gesture showing their gratitude for being allowed to join our empire.
43784	Our recruiting efforts were spoiled by a plague.  The fabric expended was lost.
43785	Military conquest has spread enthusiasm for the army thought the population, improving the quality of the raw recruits. All new army units start with one medal of experience.
43786	Commercial marine interests protected by our fleet have contributed a new flag ship to show their appreciation for the growing power of the navy.
43787	The fortifications which previously ringed the conquered capital of [1:] have been broken down, brought home, and used to increase the fortifications around our home city.
43788	After conquering the capital of [1:], a large number of their men volunteered to join our army, and have been formed into a new infantry regiment.
43789	During our conquest of a New World capital,  information was received which reveals the existence of the previously unknown nation of [1 :].
43790	The goods taken in a series of privateering raids have inspired a wealthy citizen to fund a new privateering ship, which has now joined our navy.
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43792	An enemy spy from [1:] was detected and captured.  He has chosen to join our forces.
43793	To handle the ever increasing forces in the army, a new general has been appointed.
43841	Your excellency, the foreign ministers of the world are about to exchange diplomatic proposals. I have not yet received any orders from you. 
43842	Your excellency, perhaps we could use some of our funds to gain influence in other countries
43843	Your majesty, if we attack we will lose our embassy and void our Non-Aggression Pact. Is the attack ok, or should we cancel it?
43844	Your majesty, if we attack we will lose our embassy. Is the attack ok, or should we cancel it?
43845	Your majesty, if we attack we will lose our consulate. Is the attack ok, or should we cancel it?
43846	Your Majesty, granting money to a colony will foment rebellion against their ruler. Proceed with the grant?
43847	Your Majesty, granting money to a vassal state will foment rebellion against their ruler. Proceed with the grant?
43848	Insufficient Labor
43849	Your Majesty.  Constructing additional peacetime forces should not take precedence over expanding our labor supply. Industry needs more labor.  Consider recruiting more workers before you build these forces.\nDo you still wish to recruit this unit?
43850	Insufficient Food Supply
43851	Your Majesty. Our transport system is unable to supply enough food to feed these new recruits.  Our food stockpiles will not last forever.  Consider expanding our food supply before you recruit more workers. \nDo you still wish to recruit this worker?  
43905	This is the Main Map screen, turn # [1:number].\n(For  help with Episode [2:number], click the question mark button in the lower right of the screen.)
43906	This is the Trade Orders Screen.
43907	This is the Industry Orders screen. As you move the mouse, look at the help text in the top right;  it identifies the item under the cursor.
43908	This is the Deal Summary screen.\nPurchases appear on the right, sales on the left. \n\nOffers that weren t presented because there wasn t any ship capacity left are also listed on the right.
43909	This is the Transport Orders screen.
43910	There are two ways to approach technology research:\n1. rely on computer control\n2. manually select which technologies to research. \nFor beginners, computer control is recommended.
43911	This tutorial trains you to take full command of a Great Power in the early 1500s.  As you accomplish the goals in each of a series of episodes, you will be gradually entrusted with control of more and more of the Empire. 
43912	[1: unit type] awaiting orders
43913	Click the exclamation point button in the lower right of the screen to end your turn.
43914	Builder developing [1:grain farm].
43915	Feedback:\n
43916	Prompter:\n
43917	Engineer building road.
43918	Engineer building port.
43919	Engineer building fort.
43921	End of turn [1:2].
43922	[1: unit type] orders delayed.
43923	[1: unit type] done for this turn.
43924	[1: unit type] going to sleep.
43925	[1: unit type] disbanding.
43926	[1: unit type] deploying.
43927	Explorer searching for minerals.
43928	Current tile is not explored.
43929	Current tile has been explored, but contains no minerals (as indicated by the pickaxe and red  x ).
43930	Current tile has been explored, and contains [1:mineral name] (as indicated by the mineral icon).  A Builder could make a mine here.
43931	Episode [1:number]:\n
43932	Goal:
43933	Background
43934	Tips
43935	Show information about next Episode
43936	Save and Quit
43937	Click here to review goals
43938	Civilians : [1: number] ordered\nShips : [2:number] ordered\nRegiments : [3:number] ordered 
43939	[1: unit type] selected for possible construction.  
43940	Ordering construction of [1:unit type].
43941	Reducing number of units constructed
43942	Red X's indicate a shortage which prevents additional construction.
43943	Click a military, civilian or ship to select for possible construction orders.\n\nThen click gold construction arrow under  unit s picture on the left to increase or decrease construction.  
43944	No more construction of [1:unit type] is possible due to shortages as indicated by the red x (s). \n\nSelect another type of unit or change panels or return to Main Map.
43945	Necessary ingredients are shown under the word  Cost  on the left.\n\nClick gold arrows to change construction orders, or select a different type of unit. 
43946	The invasion fleet cannot carry more army units than the total cargo capacity of the ships in that fleet. \n\nEither add some ships to the invasion fleet or remove some army units from the attack force.
43947	Click on a seal to accept or reject this trade deal. \n\nTo learn more about other deals you may be offered this turn, click on a commodity icon on the right hand scroll.
43948	Bought [1: commodity name] from [2:country name]. \n\nEach purchase takes up cargo space in our ships. Remaining merchant marine capacity:  [3: number]\n\nNow being offered a new deal. \n
43949	Rejected [1: commodity name] from [2:country name]. \n\nNow being offered a new deal.\nRemaining merchant marine capacity:  [3: number]
43950	After the end of each turn, there is a round of trading. Other countries decide if they want to buy the items you offered. \n\nMeanwhile,  you use this screen to buy items other countries offer to you.
43951	Cancelled orders for [1: unit name].
43952	Confirmed orders for [1: unit name].
43953	WARNING: Your Explorer is exploring in another country. You will not be able to extract any minerals found here unless you conquer the province. 
43954	Your Explorer is exploring the New World. While you cannot transport resources belonging to a Tribe, you can develop them and receive a share of the profits when they are sold.
43955	Builder developing [1:grain farm] to level [2:number].
43956	This is the Main Map screen.
43957	Sorry, the saved game file for the tutorial is corrupted. Resuming your tutorial in progress is impossible. 
43958	All units have orders.
43959	Click the Transport button in the toolbar to go to the Transport Orders screen. (It s the button with a carriage on it.)
43960	Click the Trade button in the toolbar to go to the Trade Orders screen. (It s the button with coins on it.)
43961	Click the Diplomacy button in the toolbar to go to the Diplomacy Orders screen. (It s the button with a scroll on it.)
43962	Click the Technology button in the ribbon toolbar to go to the Technology Orders screen. (It s the button with a compass on it.)
43963	Tally:  [1: number] units of labor are being used to produce [2:number] units of materials.
43964	Increasing production of [1:material name].
43965	Decreasing production of [1:material name].
43966	This is the Industry Orders screen with the Production panel selected. 
43967	This is the Industry Orders screen with the Labor panel selected.
43968	This is the Units panel on the Industry Orders screen.
43969	All labor is assigned.  Either reassign labor -or-
43970	No more resources are available. 
43971	Click the gold arrow on the upper left scroll knob to return to the Main Map.
43972	Click on gold production arrows to assign labor and resources to production.
43973	This is the Main Map screen.
43974	Your tutorial game will be saved now. You will be able to continue this tutorial or start a new one the next time to you play by clicking on the scrolls in the startup screen.
43975	Click on arrows near top of the scroll to recruit new peasants.
43976	Cannot recruit due to shortage of fabric.
43977	Increasing recruiting of peasants
43978	Decreasing recruiting of peasants
43979	Switch to another panel (icons at top center of screen), or return to the Main Map ( gold arrow on the upper left scroll knob).
43980	Market information for this year for [1:commodity name].\n\nClick the question mark button at the top of the right hand scroll for strategy tips on using market information to plan ahead and decide which offers to accept or reject.\n
43981	Click a colored commodity icon on the right hand scroll to view a different market. \n\nClick the leather tab on the left to close the scroll and return to the current Trade Offer Sheet.
43982	Click a colored commodity icon on the right hand scroll to view a different market. \n\nClick the leather tab on the left to close the scroll and return to the Deal Summary.
43983	Click the return arrow on the left scroll knob to continue.\n\nTo review who was buying and selling a given commodity this turn, click a colored commodity icon on the right hand scroll.
43984	This is the Battle Report.\nCurrently showing results of the battle in the province of [1: province name]. You won!
43985	This is the Battle Report.\nCurrently showing results of the battle in the [1: sea zone name]. You won!
43986	Click on the arrows next to the "I" button to look at reports of other battles.
43987	Click the "I" button for details on the battle (reports on injuries to the units or possibly spoils of war).
43988	Click the return arrow at the upper left to continue.
43989	Details of the battle in the province of [1:province name]
43990	Details of the battle in the [1:sea zone name]
43991	Click the close box in the medallion at the top to close the detail and return to the main Battle Report view.
43992	Army deploying to province of [1:province name]
43993	Army attacking province of [1:province name]. Cost of the attack: [2:cost]
43994	Army defending.
43995	Army orders delayed.
43996	Army done for this turn.
43997	Click to show Background
43998	Click to show Tips
43999	avail
44000	Units by ship: [1: number]\nUnits by land: [2: number]\nTotal transport orders: [3:number]
44001	Increasing ship transport of [1: item]
44002	Decreasing ship transport of [1: item]
44003	Use arrows to increase or decrease transport by ship. Click the gold arrow on the upper left scroll knob to return to the Main Map.
44004	Orders screens not visited: 
44005	Fleet awaiting orders
44006	Army in the province of [1:province name] awaiting orders.\n\n(To identify types of units in the garrison, place cursor over units in toolbar & read help text at top right of the screen.)
44007	Fleet ordered to remain on station
44008	Home Fleet ordered to conduct trade and transport
44011	Fleet patrolling in [1: sea zone name]
44012	Fleet docking in [1: sea zone name]
44013	Fleet ordered to blockade [1: country name]
44014	Fleet ordered to blockade transport port in [1: country name]
44015	Fleet sailing to [1: sea zone name]
44016	Fleet establishing landing site in the province of [1: province name]
44017	Fleet orders confirmed
44018	Fleet orders cancelled
44019	Fleet done for this turn
44020	Fleet orders delayed
44023	Clicking on a country will invite them to join your Empire
44024	Clicking on a Great Power will offer them an alliance
44025	Clicking on a Tribe or Neutral State will give them a Non-Aggression Pact
44026	Clicking on a country with whom you are at war will offer peace. 
44027	Clicking on an Old World nation will declare war. \n(Formal war declarations are not required in the New World.)
44028	Clicking on a country with whom you have an embassy will give a grant.\n\nTip: Control-clicking will automatically select the subsidy which will make you the most favored trading partner, if possible.
44029	Clicking on a country with whom you have an embassy will give a grant every turn.
44030	Clicking on a country will give them a trade subsidy. \nThis makes you more likely to become their favored trade partner, to whom they offer the commodities first. 
44032	Clicking on a country will place a boycott, which prevents your traders from selling to them. 
44033	Clicking on a country will place a colony boycott, which prevents your colonies from trading with them. 
44035	Clicking on a country will create a Trade Consulate. \nBenefits: Each subsequent trade improves your relationship; you gain the ability to offer trade subsidies and to create an Embassy.\nCosts: $500.
44036	Clicking on a country with whom we have a consul will create an Embassy. \nBenefits: Gain the right to send in Merchant unit, to offer treaties and to grant money.\nCosts: $1000.
44039	[1: country name] will be invited to join your Empire during the next round of  diplomacy (after the end of the turn). Their reply will appear in the Turn Summary.
44040	[1: country name] will be invited to join in an Alliance with your Empire during the next round of diplomacy council (after the end of the turn). Their reply will appear in the Turn Summary.
44041	[1: country name] will be given a Non-Aggression Pact during the next round of diplomacy (after the end of the turn).
44042	[1: country name] will be offered peace during the next round of diplomacy (after the end of the turn). Their reply will appear in the Turn Summary.
44043	We will declare war on [1: country name] during the next round of diplomacy (after the end of the turn). 
44044	We will give a grant to [1: country name] during the next round of diplomacy (after the end of the turn). 
44045	We will give a grant to [1: country name] during the every subsequent round of diplomacy.
44046	We will establish a trade subsidy with [1: country name] during the next round of diplomacy (after the end of the turn). 
44048	Our boycott on [1:country name] will become effective  before the next round of trade (after the end of the turn). 
44049	Our boycott on [1:country name] will become effective  before the next round of trade (after the end of the turn). 
44051	We will establish a Trade Consul with [1: country name] during the next round of diplomacy (after the end of the turn). 
44052	We will establish an Embassy with [1: country name] during the next round of diplomacy (after the end of the turn). 
44055	Invitation to join Empire withdrawn
44056	Offer of alliance withdrawn
44057	Offer of Non-Aggression Pact withdrawn
44058	Offer of peace withdrawn
44059	Declaration of war withdrawn
44060	Plan to give grant rescinded
44061	Plan to give grant rescinded
44062	Plan to give subsidy rescinded
44064	Plan to place boycott rescinded
44065	Plan to place boycott rescinded
44067	Plan to create Trade Consul rescinded
44068	Plan to create Embassy rescinded
44069	This is the Information panel on the Diplomacy Orders screen. The horizontal row of  oval buttons is for setting different kinds of orders. The vertical row of buttons if for getting different kinds of information.
44070	This is the Overtures panel.  Each button puts the cursor into a mode where the clicking on a country on the map offers the selected overture.
44071	This is the Grants panel.  Each button puts the cursor into a mode where the clicking on a country on the map offers the selected grant.
44072	This is the Trade Policy panel.  Each button puts the cursor into a mode where the clicking on a country on the map offers the selected subsidy .
44073	This is the Victory panel.  It shows how many Old World provinces each Great Power controls. No actions are possible here. 
44074	Click on the map to get information about specific countries. 
44075	Click on a country to see its international influence. The grants shown are those of the selected country.
44076	Click on a country to see what it exports. Tip: it s a good idea to attempt to become influential with a couple of Minor Nations, especially ones which export items you need. \n\nClick on a Great Power to see its subsidies.
44078	Click on a country to see its treaties. The Consulates and Embassies shown are those of the selected country.
44079	Click on a "B" to enter a bid to buy.\nClick on an "O" to enter an offer to sell.\nClick the gold return arrow  to return to the Main Map or click an icon at the bottom to go to a different Orders screen.
44080	Three is the maximum number of bids.\nClick on an "O" to enter an offer to sell.\nClick the gold return arrow to return to the Main Map.
44081	Offering [1:number] units of [2: commodity name] for sale.\n\nAfter the turn there is a round of trading. If other nations are bidding on [3:commodity name], it may be sold. 
44082	Reduced offer of [1:commodity name] to [2:units]
44083	Increased offer of [1:commodity name] to [2:units]
44084	Removed offer to sell [1:commodity name]
44085	Bidding on [1:commodity name].\n\nAfter the turn there is a round of trading. If other nations are offering to sell [2:commodity name], we may get a chance to buy some. 
44086	Removed offer to buy [1:commodity name]
44087	Industry
44088	Transport
44089	Diplomacy
44090	Trade
44091	Technology
44092	End turn or go to an Orders screen
44093	Viewing technologies we have discovered.\nClick the category labels at the top of the scroll to filter which types of technologies are shown.
44094	Viewing technologies we can research (when a slot is available).\nClick the category labels at the top of the scroll to filter which types of technologies are shown.
44095	Viewing technologies we can establish as a long-term goal.\n\nClick the category labels at the top of the scroll to filter which types of technologies are shown.
44096	Increasing spending on [1:tech name]
44097	Decreasing spending on [1:tech name]
44098	Selecting [1:tech name] as a goal.\nResearchable technologies which move you closer to the selected goal are now marked with a small round gold icon.
44099	Selecting [1:tech name] as a research project. When the project is completed, the benefit will be the new availability of [2:benefit name].
44100	Canceling research project .
44101	Click the gold arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the Main Map.
44102	Click on the gold arrows in each slot to set the amount of money that will be spent each turn on that project. 
44103	Canceling goal
44104	Final food requirements:\nArmy requires: [1: number]\nNavy requires: [2: number]\nWorkers require: [3: number]\nTotal required:  [4: number]
44105	Final food transport orders:\nGrain: [1: number]\nLivestock: [2: number]\nFish: [3: number]\nTotal food supply:  [4: number]
44106	At this rate, your workers will starve. \nYou should probably play the tutorial again and focus more on developing food resources throughout the game.
44107	Congratulations, you have balanced your food needs and supply. You have completed all the goals of the tutorial. You are truly ready to play a full game of Imperialism II.
44108	Click here for more information.
44109	It s 1650:\nthe Tutorial is over
44110	Review
44111	What s next
44112	The tutorial game ends in 1650. \nClick the scrolls in the main startup screen to start a new tutorial, or click the globe to start a new regular game.
44113	Currently showing Background
44114	Currently showing Tips
44115	Click to open Goals Window
44116	Clicking the globe again will start a new game. However, it is recommended that you start with the tutorial.\n\nClick the scrolls on the table to play the tutorial. 
44117	Clicking the statue of horsemen again will bring you to multiplayer setup.  However, it is recommended that you start with the tutorial.\n\nClick the scrolls on the table to play the tutorial. 
44118	Clicking the chest again will bring you to the load saved game screen. However, you have no saved games to load, and it is recommended that you start with the tutorial.\n\nClick the scrolls on the table to play the tutorial. 
44119	 Tutor  preference controls this window.
44120	This is the Battle Report.\nCurrently showing results of the battle in the province of [1: province name]. You lost!
44121	This is the Battle Report.\nCurrently showing results of the battle in the [1: sea zone name]. You lost!
44122	Be advised, the demo cannot run past the year 1650. You may need to play again to complete the tutorial within the time limit. \n\nIn the full version, there is no time limit. 
44161	Discovered in the province of [1:province], a province of [2:country], Sugar Cane can be used to produce Refined Sugar which is much prized by Apprentice Workers.
44162	Discovered in the province of [1:province], a province of [2:country], Tobacco can be used to produce Cigars which are much prized by Journeyman Workers.
44163	Discovered in the province of [1:province], a province of [2:country], Furs can be used to produce Hats which are much prized by Master Artisans.
44164	Discovered in the province of [1:province], a province of [2:country], Silver and Gold can be converted to cash ($100 and $200/unit) once they are transported back to our capital.
44165	Discovered in the province of [1:province], a province of [2:country], Gems and Diamonds can be converted to cash ($300 and $400/unit) once they are transported back to our capital.
44166	Discovered in the province of [1:province], a province of [2:country], Cotton can be used to produce Fabric.
44167	Discovered in the province of [1:province], a province of [2:country], Spices can be converted to cash ($50/unit) once they are transported back to our capital.
44289	General 
44290	Garrison Commander of 
44291	Admiral 
44292	Captain of the 
44293	Scouting Report
44294	Report on the army forces of
44295	in the province of
44296	as estimated by
44297	We cannot scout this province without a nearby ship or neighboring armies.
44298	No forces are present
44299	Deploying to province: [1:provinceName]
44300	Army Report
44301	Composition
44302	Orders
44303	Attacking province: [1:province]
44304	Our expert spy