12089 Incorrect Password\nWould you like to retry?\nHint: %s
12090 Incorrect Password
12091 The new and confirmed passwords do not match.\n Please enter again.
12092 Password cannot have zero lengths. Please reenter.
12093 Login Failed. Exceeded maximum number of retries.
12150 Title
12151 Data
12169 What
12170 When
12171 Check all files
12172 Check all documents
12173 Check all programs
12174 Check all programs and documents
12175 Check privacy
12176 Check security
12177 Encrypt files
12178 Decrypt files
12179 Wipe files
12180 Once
12181 Hourly
12182 Daily
12183 Weekly
12184 Monthly
12185 Startup
12186 Idle Time
12190 Monday
12191 Tuesday
12192 Wednesday
12193 Thursday
12194 Friday
12195 Saturday
12196 Sunday
12197 Name:
12198 \nAddress:
12199 \nEmail:
12200 \nPhone:
12201 \nFinacial Data: \n
12202 The Title field and the Data field should be filled in
12203 GuardDog
12204 The Title field should be filled in
12205 The Data field should be filled in
12206 Welcome to Guard Dog!
12207 CreateWindow.
12210 Guard Dog's Identity Protector is protecting the \nfollowing users:
12211 Do you want to add another user?
12212 Enter the financial information -- bank account, credit card, phone card, etc. -- that you want Guard Dog to protect.
12213 Welcome to Guard Dog Interview
12214 Guard Dog Password
12215 Protects your information.
12216 Your Guard Dog password protects the personal information, settings, and passwords that you have entered into Guard Dog. For the highest level of safety, Guard Dog recommends that you choose a password. Guard Dog asks for your password when you start Windows.\n\nNote:
12217 Use a password with Guard Dog
12218 Password:
12219 Re-type Password:
12220 Reminder:
12221 Something we can tell you to help
12222 you remember your password
12223 Anti-Virus
12224 Guard Dog's Anti-Virus engine can check for viruses when\n Windows starts.\n\nThis might take quite a long time...
12225 Check for viruses when Windows starts.
12226 Notify me when new virus patterns are available.
12227 Guard Dog
12228 Guard Dog can create an Emergency Disk for you.\n\nThe Emergency Disk is used to save your critical system \nfiles and personal information in case of a system \ncrash or virus contamination.
12229 Create an Emergency Disk.
12230 Summary
12231 The Guard Dog Interview is complete.
12232 Please review the current settings for Guard Dog:
12233 Identity
12234 Settings
12235 Financial Information
12236 If these settings are correct, click "Finish" to restart your PC.\n\nClick back to go back and make corrections.
12237 A global password has been set.
12238 No password has been set.
12239 An Emergency Disk has been created.
12240 No Emergency Disk has been create.
12241 Check for viruses when Windows starts.
12242 No virus check when\nWindows starts.
12243 Notify me when new virus patterns available.
12244 No notification when new virus update
12245 -
12246 First Name
12247 Middle Name
12248 Last Name
12249 Street
12250 City
12251 State
12252 Zip/Postal Codes
12253 Social Security Number
12254 Phone Number
12255 Email Address
12256 Guard Dog protects you from privacy, security, and virus threats while you cruise the Internet
12257 (You will need a 3.5 inch floopy disk)
12258 Type
12259 Description
12260 AL
12261 AK
12262 AZ
12263 AR
12264 CA
12265 CO
12266 CT
12267 DE
12268 FL
12269 GA
12270 HI
12271 ID
12272 IL
12273 IN
12274 IA
12275 KS
12276 KY
12277 LA
12278 ME
12279 MD
12280 MA
12281 MI
12282 MN
12283 MS
12284 MO
12285 MT
12286 NE
12287 NV
12288 NH
12289 NJ
12290 NM
12291 NY
12292 NC
12293 ND
12294 OH
12295 OK
12296 OR
12297 PA
12298 RI
12299 SC
12300 SD
12301 TN
12302 TX
12303 UT
12304 VT
12305 VA
12306 WA
12307 WV
12308 WI
12309 WY
12310 Name
12311 Address
12312 SS#
12313 Driver's License
12314 E-mail
12315 Account
12316 Number
12317 To determine how best to protect you, Guard Dog needs to ask you some questions. In the next few pages you will learn about Internet privacy and security issues, and also provide Guard Dog with the information it needs. Some pages include links to additional information. Click the words that are underlined and in blue to display the information. If you need help during the Interview, press the F1 key.\n\nBefore you begin, gather together your credit card numbers and other financial information, as well as any other information you want Guard Dog to protect.
12318 Enter the identity information that Guard Dog will keep private.
12319 The information that you enter on these pages will be protected from being sent out unencrypted and without your approval.
12320 Country
12321 Note:
12322 If you do not have this information available now, finish the interview and enter the information later. To change this and all Guard Dog settings after the Interview, click "Options" on the Guard Dog Home Page and then click on "Protection Settings."
12323 Number
12324 In the first part of the Interview, Guard Dog learns about what you want to keep private. Guard Dog uses this information to protect your privacy in four ways:\n\nIdentity Protector
12325 Identity Protector
12326 Prevents your personal information (Name, Address, etc.) from being sent out unencrypted and without your approval.
12327 Cookie Blocker
12328 Blocks unauthorized Web sites from spying on your Web browsing habits.
12329 Search Filter
12330 Blocks unauthorized Web sites from learning about searches.
12331 Web Trail Cleaner
12332 Cleans up the Web files that your Web browser leaves behind, protecting you from potential threats to your privacy.
12333 Many Web sites record your preferences by sending small files called "cookies" to your PC. Some sites may use cookies to track your Web browsing habits. In addition, some Web sites allow other Web sites to send cookies to your PC. Guard Dog protects your privacy by accepting cookies from the Web sites you approve of.
12334 Guard Dog recommends that you accept cookies from sites you directly visit (by typing in the address or accessing from a bookmark) but not from sites that you do not actually go to (sites that your browser accesses from other sites).
12335 Accepted
12336 Rejected
12337 Cookies from Web sites I visit:
12338 Cookies from other sites:
12339 Note:
12340 You can always change these settings later.
12341 Prompt for
12342 Always
12343 Action
12344 Anyone with access to your computer can learn about the search requests you have made and the Web sites you have visited.
12345 Guard Dog protects your privacy by cleaning up your Web browsing trails after you end an Internet session.\n\n What action should Guard Dog take when you close your Web browser?
12346 No Action
12347 Prompt to clean up
12348 Automatically clean up
12349 Note:
12350 ever be deleted.)
12351 Search requests and other data that you enter at a Web site are often passed on to other Web sites without your knowledge. Guard Dog's Search Filter protects your privacy by stopping this activity.
12352 Would you like Guard Dog to block the information you enter at one Web site from being passed onto another site?
12353 Yes, Enable Search Filter
12354 No, Disable Search Filter
12355 Guard Dog protects your security in three ways:\n\nGateKeeper
12356 Alerts you when programs on your PC try to access the Internet without your permission.
12357 File Guardian
12358 Guards critical files (files with passwords, system files) and your sensitive financial documents. For an extra level of protection, File Guardian can encrypt and permanently delete files.
12359 Password Manager
12360 Manages and protects the Usernames and passwords you use to access Web sites.
12361 Programs on your PC can connect to the Internet and send information without your knowledge and without your permission.
12362 Guard Dog can protect your security by blocking unauthorized programs on your computer from connecting to the Internet.\n\n When would you like Guard Dog to warn you?
12363 When an unauthorized program tries to access the Internet.
12364 When going to Web sites known to contain hostile ActiveX and viruses.
12365 If my modem dials out silently.
12366 If any Credit Card number is sent out over the Internet.
12367 Guard Dog protects your security by blocking programs from accessing important files without your permission. For example, you may want to protect your passwords and financial files from programs that can tamper with them.
12368 What files would Guard Dog protect?
12369 Password files
12370 E-Mail files
12371 Financial files
12372 Personal files
12373 Site
12374 Username
12375 Password
12376 Guard Dog's Password Manager can store all your Usernames and passwords in one secure location (in encrypted form) so you do not have to write them down or leave them lying around.
12377 Password Manager works with Guard Dog's Browser Buddy to make it easy to access your passwords while you surf the Web.\n\nEnter the passwords you would like Guard Dog to manage.
12378 e.g. www.msn.com
12379 josolama
12380 s3Dfervb
12381 Guard Dog uses powerful virus scanning technology designed to automatically find and clean viruses on your PC. New viruses are a constant problem, so Guard Dog automatically notifies you when it is time to update your virus protection -- that way, you are always protected!
12382 When would you like Guard Dog to check for viruses?
12383 Whenever Windows starts up.
12384 Automatically whenever there is some file activity
12385 Here is the personal and financial information you provided to Guard Dog. The easiest way to change any of this information is to use the Back button to return to the appropriate pages.
12386 Name:
12387 Address:
12388 E-Mail Address:
12389 Social Security #:
12390 Phone #:
12391 Financial Accounts:
12392 Tip: To change your settings after the Interview, click "Options" on the Guard Dog Home Page, then click "Interview" or "Protection Settings."
12393 Thank you for taking the time to provide Guard Dog with the information that it needs. Complete the interview by clicking Finish. Guard Dog's home screen will appear, and you will be ready to perform a Guard Dog CheckUp.
12394 You have successfully setup Guard Dog to protect you from privacy, security, and virus threats.\n\nRemember, you can change your settings at any time by selecting "Options" on the Guard Dog Home Page and clicking "Protection Settings." You can also return to the Interview by clicking on "Interview."
12395 Guard Dog can automatically create an that can restore your PC and all Guard Dog settings in the event of a system crash or virus contamination. Click on "Create" to do so, otherwise click on "Finish."
12396 Note:
12397 You must restart your PC for Guard Dog's settings to take effect.
12398 identity protection
12399 view Privacy Policy
12400 "cookies"
12401 don't actually go to
12402 search requests
12403 trails
12404 Search requests
12405 information pass-thru
12406 Read more about security
12407 Show me how Guard Dog works.
12408 unauthorized
12409 encrypted
12410 Browser Buddy
12411 Read more about viruses...
12412 virus patterns
12413 Finish
12414 Emergency Disk
12415 Add
12416 Edit
12417 Remove
12418 to record your preferences; however, some sites may also use cookies to track your web browsing habits.\n\nGuard Dog can help protect your privacy by blocking cookies from Web sites you dont't approve.
12419 Bank Acct.
12420 Brokerage
12421 Credit Card Number
12422 Other
12423 Phone Card
12424 Tip: To change your settings after the interview, click "Options" on the Guard Dog Home Page, then click "Interview" or "Protection Settings."
12425 Click Next to begin.
12426 Your password is important! Make sure to keep a record of it in a secure place. If you forget your password, you will not be able to change your Guard Dog settings.
12427 Privacy
12428 Read more about privacy...
12429 Show me a video about privacy...
12430 Keeps it private
12431 More information on CyberMedia's Privacy Policy.
12432 Tips:
12433 To change your settings after the Interview, click "Options" on the Guard Dog Home Page, then click "Interview" or "Protection Settings."
12434 You control the Web
12435 automatic clean-up
12436 Guard Dog cleans up safely, and never deletes critical files.
12437 Keeps searches private
12438 Security
12439 watches your PC
12440 watches your files
12442 Note:
12443 You can tell Guard Dog's File Guardian to protect any files. To add files, click "Options" from the main UI, select "Protection Settings", then select "File Guardian".
12444 secures passwords
12445 AntiVirus
12446 Note:
12447 Depending on the number of files on your PC, this may take a few moments.
12448 Interview Summary
12449 You are almost done!
12450 Create Emergency Disk
12451 Emergency Disk
12452 Safeguards settings
12453 You have successfully set up Guard Dog. Guard Dog recommends creating a Guard Dog Emergency Disk to save your password. If you forget your password for Guard Dog, use the Emergency Disk to retrieve your data.
12454 If you get a boot sector virus, you must use your Emergency Disk to start your computer and remove the virus.
12455 You are Done!
12456 (e.g. Mother's Maiden Name)
12457 (e.g. jos@domain.com)
12458 Your password is corrupted. Please use you emergency disk to restore your password.
12459 VISA
12460 Master Card
12461 Discover
12462 AMEX
12463 /Province
12464 U.S.
12465 U.S.A.
12466 US
12467 USA
12468 UNITED STATES
12469 u.s.
12470 u.s.a.
12471 us
12472 usa
12473 united states
12474 The URL field must be filled in!
12475 Guard Dog
12476 The Username field must be filled in!
12477 The Password field must be filled in!
12478 The URL you entered is invalid!
12479 The URL you entered already exists!
12480 Please enter your password!
12481 Please re-type your password!
12482 Password you typed is not correct, type again!
12483 Please fill your social security number correctly!
12484 Please fill your card number completely!
12485 Please enter the First Name field, otherwise the information you enter here will not be saved!
12486 or download.
12487 Unable to play video. Please insert your Guard Dog CD.
