1	B:@KBK9 :;NG A5@25@0 =5 =0945= 2 @55AB@5. 52>7<>6=> ?@>25@8BL, GB> K A>548=O5B5AL 8<5==> A B5< A5@25@><, A :>B>@K< E>B8B5. B?5G0B>: :;NG0 A5@25@0: %s\n\nA;8 K 4>25@O5B5 MB><C A5@25@C, =06<8B5 «0». 'B>1K A>548=8BLAO, =5 70?><8=0O :;NG A5@25@0, =06<8B5 «5B». ;O >B:070 >B A>548=5=8O =06<8B5 «B<5=0».
2	! >7<>6=>, ?@>87>HQ; 27;><!\n\nB:@KBK9 :;NG A5@25@0 =5 A>2?405B A @0=55 8A?>;L7>202H8<AO. >7<>6=>, 04<8=8AB@0B>@ A5@25@0 87<5=8; :;NG A5@25@0, ;81> K A>548=O5B5AL A A5@25@><, ?@8B2>@ONI8<AO =C6=K< 0< A5@25@><. B?5G0B>: =>2>3> :;NG0: %s\n\nA;8 0< 8725AB=> >1 MB>< 87<5=5=88 8 K 4>25@O5B5 =>2><C :;NGC - =06<8B5 «0», GB>1K >1=>28BL :;NG 8 A>548=8BLAO. A;8 K E>B8B5 A>548=8BLAO, A>E@0=82 AB0@>5 7=0G5=85 :;NG0, =06<8B5 «5B». B:07 >B A>548=5=8O - «B<5=0», MB> !"+ 70254><> 157>?0A=K9 2K1>@.
3	K 703@C605B5 A5:@5B=K9 :;NG SSH2 2 AB0@>< D>@<0B5, :>B>@K9 =54>AB0B>G=> 70I8IQ= >B ?>445;:8.  5:><5=4C5< ?@5>1@07>20BL 53> 2 =>2K9 D>@<0B.\n\nK?>;=8BL B0:>5 ?@5>1@07>20=85 <>6=> 703@C782 :;NG 2 ?@>3@0<<C PuTTYgen 8 A>E@0=5=8O 2 D09;.
100	CORE_ERROR
101	;NG A5@25@0 =5 ?@>25@O;AO!
102	5 ?>;CG05BAO A>548=8BLAO.
103	@5@20=> ?>;L7>20B5;5<.
104	!>548=5=85 @07>@20=>.
105	5 <>3C >?@545;8BL :>4 7025@H5=8O.
106	><0=40 «%s» 7025@H8;0AL A :>4>< >H81:8 %d 8 A>>1I5=85<\n%s.
107	><0=40 7025@H8;0AL A >H81:>9 %d
108	><0=40 «%s» 2K40;0 >H81>G=K5 40==K5 «%s».
109	5 <>3C ?>;CG8BL 8<O ?0?:8 =0 A5@25@5.
110	5 <>3C @07;8G8BL A>>1I5=85 ?@825BAB28O. 5@>OB=>, =5A>2<5AB8<0O 25@A8O :><0=4=>3> 8=B5@?@5B0B>@0 (@5:><5=4C5BAO BASH).
111	5 <>3C A<5=8BL ?0?:C =0 «%s».
113	5 <>3C ?@>A<>B@5BL ?0?:C «%s».
114	5>6840==0O AB@>:0 2 A>45@68<>< :B0;>30: «%s».
115	525@=> 7040=K ?@020: «%s».
116	5 <>3C C40;8BL >1I85 =0AB@>9:8.
117	5 <>3C C40;8BL 871@0==K5 A>548=5=8O.
118	5 <>3C C40;8BL D09; A;CG09=KE G8A5;.
119	5 <>3C C40;8BL >B:@KBK5 :;NG8 A5@25@>2.
120	5 >?@545;O5BAO ?5@5<5==0O, A>45@60I0O :>4 2>72@0B0.
121	5 <>3C ?>;CG8BL A?8A>: 3@C??.
122	$09; 8;8 ?0?:0 «%s» =5 ACI5AB2C5B.
123	5 <>3C >?@545;8BL A2>9AB20 D09;0 «%s».
124	5 <>3C >B:@KBL D09; «%s».
125	H81:0 ?@8 GB5=88 D09;0 «%s».
126	5 C40;>AL A:>?8@>20BL D09;  «%s».
127	>?8@>20=85 D09;>2 =0 A5@25@ =5 C40;>AL.
128	>?8@>20=85 D09;>2 A A5@25@0 =5 C40;>AL.
129	!1>9 ?@>B>:>;0 SCP: =5>6840==K9 :>=5F AB@>:8.
130	!1>9 ?@>B>:>;0 SCP: =525@=K9 D>@<0B 2@5<5=8.
131	!1>9 ?@>B>:>;0 SCP: =525@=0O C?@02;ONI0O 70?8AL (%s; %s)
132	!1>9 :>?8@>20=8O D09;0 «%s».
133	!1>9 SCP: =525@=K9 D>@<0B >?8A0B5;O D09;0
134	«%s» - =5 O2;O5BAO ?0?:>9!
135	5 <>3C A>740BL ?0?:C «%s».
136	5 <>3C A>740BL D09; «%s».
137	H81:0 70?8A8 2 D09; «%s»
138	5 <>3C >?@545;8BL A2>9AB20 D09;0 «%s».
139	!5@25@ A>>1I05B >1 >H81:5 «%s»
140	5 C40;>AL C40;8BL D09; «%s».
141	!1>9 ?@>B>:>;8@>20=8O. @>B>:>;8@>20=85 >B:;NG5=>.
142	5 <>3C >B:@KBL D09; ?@>B>:>;0 «%s».
143	5 C40;>AL ?5@58<5=>20BL D09; «%s» 2 «%s».
144	$09; «%s» C65 ACI5AB2C5B.
145	0?:0 «%s» C65 ACI5AB2C5B.
146	5 C40;>AL ?5@59B8 2 4><0H=NN ?0?:C.
147	H81:0 A1@>A0 0;8A>2
148	5 C40;>AL =0AB@>8BL LS =0 >B>1@065=85 3@C??
149	5 C40;>AL A1@>A8BL ?5@5<5==K5 ;>:0;870F88
150	5>6840==K9 >B25B A5@25@0: %s
151	5 C40;>AL C40;8BL INI-D09;.
152	0@CH5=85 157>?0A=>AB8: A5@25@ ?KB0;AO ?8A0BL 2 «.» 8;8 «..»!
153	@>B>:>; 02B>@870F88 (?>4@>1=>AB8 A<. 2 6C@=0;5 A>548=5=8O:\n%s\n
154	CB5=B8D8:0F8O =5 ?@>945=0.
155	!>548=5=85 =5>6840==> @07>@20=>.
156	5 C40;>AL 70?8A0BL :;NG 2 D09; «%s».
158	!5@25@ 25@=C; :>4 7025@H5=8O :><0=4K %d.
159	!1>9 ?@>B>:>;0 SFTP: =525@=K9 B8? >B25B0 (%d).
160	5?>445@68205<0O 25@A8O SFTP-A5@25@0 (%d). >445@68205< 25@A88 >B %d 4> %d.
161	!1>9 ?@>B>:>;0 SFTP: =525@=K9 =><5@ >B25B0 %d (>6840;>AL %d).
162	5>6840==>5 A>>1I5=85 Ok.
163	5>6840==K9 :>=5F D09;0.
164	5B B0:>3> D09;0 8;8 ?0?:8.
165	>ABC? 70?@5IQ=.
166	1I89 A1>9.
167	525@=K9 >B25B (>H81>G=K9 ?0:5B 8;8 =5A>2<5AB8<K9 ?@>B>:>;)
168	5B A>548=5=8O.
169	!>548=5=85 @07>@20=>.
170	?5@0F8O =5 ?>445@68205BAO.
171	%s\n>4 >H81:8: %d\n!>>1I5=85 A5@25@0: (%s)\n>4 >?5@0F88: %d
172	525@=K9 :>4 A>AB>O=8O
173	5 <>3C ?@>G8B0BL symlink
174	!5@25@ A>>1I8;, GB> ?0?:0 «%s» ?CAB0
175	>;CG5= ?0:5B SSH_FXP_NAME, 2 :>B>@>< =5B 8;8 =5A:>;L:> 70?8A59
176	5 <>3C >?@545;8BL ?>;=K9 04@5A 4;O «%s».
177	5 <>3C 87<5=8BL A2>9AB20 D09;0 «%s».
178	5 ?>;CG05BAO 8A?>;L7>20BL SFTP. 0 A5@25@5 2>>1I5 70?CI5= SFTP?
179	5 <>3C >?@545;8BL G0A>2>9 ?>OA
180	5 <>3C A>740BL =0 A5@25@5 D09; «%s».
181	5 <>3C 70=>2> >B:@KBL D09; «%s».
182	5 <>3C 70:@KBL D09; «%s».
183	«%s» - MB> =5 D09;!
184	5@5:0G:0 7025@H5=0, => =5 C40QBAO ?5@58<5=>20BL 2@5<5==K9 D09; «%s».
185	5 C40;>AL A>740BL A2O7L «%s».
186	525@=0O :><0=40 «%s».
187	5B
188	«%s» - =525@=K5 ?@020 (B@51C5BAO 2>AL<5@8G=>5 G8A;>)
189	!5@25@ 8A?>;L7C5B =5?>445@68205<K9 A8<2>; :>=F0 AB@>:8 (%s)
190	58725AB=K9 B8? D09;0 (%d)
191	525@=K9 C:070B5;L.
192	5B B0:>3> ?CB8.
193	$09; C65 ACI5AB2C5B.
194	0I8I5=> >B 70?8A8.
195	5B =>A8B5;O.
196	5 C40QBAO @0AH8D@>20BL AB@>:C UTF-8.
197	H81:0 ?@8 2K?>;=5=88 :><0=4K «%s» A D09;>< «%s».
198	5 <>3C 703@C78BL ;>:0;L %d.
199	>;CG5=K =5?>;=K5 40==K5 4> :>=F0 D09;0
200	H81:0 2KG8A;5=8O @07<5@0 ?0?:8 «%s».
201	!;8H:>< 1>;LH>9 (%d 109B) SFTP ?0:5B. 081>;LH89 @07<5@ %d 109B
202	5 <>3C 70?CAB8BL SCP =0 A5@25@5. #1548B5AL, GB> >= CAB0=>2;5= 8 =0AB@>5=.
300	CORE_CONFIRMATION
301	!5@25@ =5 >B25G05B C65 %d A5:C=4.\n\n>4>640BL 5IQ %0:d A5:C=4? 06<8B5 «@5@20BL» GB>1K @07>@20BL A>548=5=85.
302	0@>;L A>548=5=8O «%s»:
303	0@>;L 4;O :;NG0 «%s»:
304	$09; «%s» C65 ACI5AB2C5B. 5@570?8A0BL?
305	0?:0 «%s» C65 ACI5AB2C5B. 8A0BL 2 =5Q?
306	08;CGH89 87 0;3>@8B<>2 H8D@>20=8O%s - %s, B> 5ABL A;0155, G5< =0AB@08205<K9 C@>25=L ?@54C?@5645=8O\n\n%>B8B5 ;8 K ?@>4>;68BL A>548=5=85?
307	''
308	 :;85=B>< 4;O A5@25@0
309	 A5@25@>< 4;O :;85=B0
310	0?:0 =07=0G5=8O C65 A>45@68B G0ABL D09;0 «%s». @>4>;68BL 70:0G:C? 06<8B5 «5B» GB>1K AB5@5BL @0=55 A:0G0==CN G0ABL 8 =0G0BL 70:0G:C A=>20.
311	0?:0 =07=0G5=8O C65 A>45@68B G0ABL D09;0 «%s», :>B>@0O 1>;LH5 A0<>3> D09;0. =0 1C45B C40;5=0 8 D09; 70:0G0= 70=>2>.
312	%>B8B5 4>?8A0BL D09; «%s» 2 :>=5F C65 ACI5AB2CNI53>? 06<8B5 «5B» GB>1K 2K?>;=8BL 4>:0G:C.
400	CORE_INFORMATION
401	0
402	5B
403	%>AB: %s\n<O ?>;L7>20B5;O: %s\n!5:@5B=K9 :;NG %s\n5@A8O SSH: %s\n@>B>:>;: %s
404	5@A8O %d.%d.%d (18;4 %d)
405	?5@0F8O CA?5H=> 7025@H5=0 8 A>548=5=85 @07>@20=>.
406	SFTP (2 %d)
600	CORE_VARIABLE
601	>4 4;O SSH 8 SCP >A=>20= =0 PuTTY %s
602	(2003-09-12)
603	Copyright © 1997-2003 Simon Tatham
604	http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
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1021	PuTTY\nPuTTY is copyright 1997-2002 Simon Tatham.\n\nPortions copyright Robert de Bath, Joris van Rantwijk, Delian Delchev, Andreas Schultz, Jeroen Massar, Wez Furlong, Nicolas Barry, Justin Bradford, and CORE SDI S.A.\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:\n\n
1022	The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. \n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
1100	WIN_ERROR
1101	5?@028;L=0O <0A:0 «%s»
1102	8<0=85: ?@5@K20=85 MB>9 >?5@0F88 @07@K205B A>548=5=85!
1105	5B B0:>3> A>548=5=8O «%s»!
1107	5 <>3C A>740BL O@;K:.
1108	5 <>3C 87<5=8BL A8AB5<=>5 A>548=5=85 «%s».
1109	5 <>3C ?@>A<0B@820BL ?0?:C «%s».
1110	5 C:070=K D09;K 4;O 2K3@C7:8.
1111	5 <>3C A>740BL ?0?:C «%s».
1112	H81:0 C40;5=8O D09;0 «%s».
1113	5 <>3C C40;8BL 2@5<5==CN ?0?:C «%s».
1114	5 <>3C >B:@KBL/2K?>;=8BL D09; «%s»
1115	5 <>3C 70?CAB8BL @540:B>@ «%s».
1116	5 <>3C 4>640BLAO 70:@KB8O 4>:C<5=B0.
1117	5 <>3C >B:@KBL A>>B25BAB2CNICN ?0?:C 2 4@C3>9 ?0=5;8. !8=E@>=870F8O ?@>A<>B@0 >B:;NG5=0 2 284C =52>7<>6=>AB8.
1118	5 <>3C =09B8, =0 GB> C:07K205B O@;K: «%s».
1119	0:;04:0 «%s» C65 ACI5AB2C5B.
1120	525@=>5 8<O 4;O 70:;04:8 «%s».
1121	525@=>5 8<O ?0?:8 70:;04>: «%s».
1122	0?:0 70:;04>: «%s» C65 ACI5AB2C5B.
1123	?8A0=85 :><0=4K =5 <>65B A>45@60BL «%s».
1124	><0=40 A >?8A0=85< «%s» C65 ACI5AB2C5B.
1125	5 C40QBAO >1@0B8BLAO : 4><0H=59 AB@0=8F5 ?@>3@0<<K.
1126	5 C40QBAO ?@>25@8BL =0;8G85 >1=>2;5=8O ?@>3@0<<K.
1127	5 <>3C 2K?>;=8BL «%s».
1128	$09; «%s» =5 =0945=.
1300	WIN_CONFIRMATION
1301	!>548=5=85 «%s» C65 ACI5AB2C5B. 7<5=8BL?
1302	0?:0 «%s» =5 ACI5AB2C5B. !>740BL?
1303	@5@20BL B5:CICN >?5@0F8N?
1304	@5@20BL ?5@5:0G:C?\n\n?5@0F8O =5 <>65B 1KBL ?@5@20=0 2 A5@548=5 ?5@5:0G:8. 06<8B5 «0», GB>1K ?@5@20BL 70:0G:C 8 @07>@20BL A>548=5=85, «5B» - GB>1K ?@5@20BL 70:0G:C, «B<5=0» - GB>1K ?@>4>;68BL.
1305	K C25@5=K, GB> E>B8B5 AB5@5BL D09; «%s»?
1306	K C25@5=K, GB> E>B8B5 AB5@5BL %d 2K1@0==KE D09;0(->2)?
1307	@5@20BL A>548=5=85 «%s»  8 2K9B8 87 ?@>3@0<<K?
1308	&>;LH5 =5 A?@0H820BL
1309	!;8H:>< <0;> <5AB0 =0 2@5<5==>< 48A:5!\n\n@8 ?5@5B0A:820=88 D09;>2 A A5@25@0, >=8 A=0G0;0 70:0G820NBAO 2> 2@5<5==CN ?0?:C «%s», 2 :>B>@>9 4>ABC?=> %s 109B.  07<5@ D09;0(->2) - %s 109B.\n\n 0A?>;>65=85 2@5<5==>9 ?0?:8 <>6=> 87<5=8BL 2 480;>35 0AB@>9:8.\n\nK 2AQ 5IQ E>B8B5 703@C78BL D09;(K)?
1310	@8 ?5@5B0A:820=88 D09;>2 A A5@25@0, >=8 A=0G0;0 70:0G820NBAO 2> 2@5<5==CN ?0?:C «%s», 2 :>B>@>9 4>ABC?=> %s 109B. !C<<0@=K9 @07<5@ 70:0G8205<KE D09;>2 =5 8725AB5= (2 A?8A:5 5ABL ?0?:8)\n\n 0A?>;>65=85 2@5<5==>9 ?0?:8 <>6=> 87<5=8BL 2 480;>35 0AB@>9:8.\n\nK 2AQ 5IQ E>B8B5 703@C78BL D09;K?
1311	>1028BL ?0?:C «%s» 2 70:;04:8?
1312	&>2B>@8BL
1313	!>740BL O@;K: 4;O A>548=5=8O «%s» =0 @01>G5< AB>;5?
1314	!>E@0=8BL =0AB@>9:8 MB>3> A>548=5=8O 2 :0G5AB25 =0AB@>5: ?> C<>;G0=8N?
1315	&@>?CAB8BL
1316	$09; 87<5=Q=. !>E@0=8BL 87<5=5=8O?
1317	!>740BL O@;K: 4;O A>548=5=8O «%s» 2 <5=N «>A;0BL»?
1318	!>740BL 2K1@0==K9 O@;K:?
1319	 07>@20BL 2A5 A>548=5=8O 8 2K9B8 87 ?@>3@0<<K?
1320	#40;8BL 2K1@0==CN ?0?:C 70:;04>:?
1321	&0704
1322	&?5@Q4
1323	&>1028BL
1400	WIN_INFORMATION
1401	%s - %s
1402	0?:8, 25@>OB=>, 845=B8G=K
1403	B:@K205B A>548=5=85 «%s»\n%s
1404	6840N 70:@KB8O 4>:C<5=B0...
1405	%s (2K3@C7:0 ?> SFTP 8;8 SCP)
1406	%s (2K3@C7:0 ?> SFTP 8;8 SCP)
1407	>:0;L=>: %s\n0 A5@25@5: %s
1408	@5<O 87<5=5=8O:&A59G0A
1409	&K?>;=8BL
1410	&5@5=5AB8
1411	&5@5=5AB8 2:
1412	@>87>H;> %d >H81>:(-:0). %>B8B5 C2845BL 5Q (8E 2A5)?
1413	H81:0 %d/%d:\n%s
1414	1=>2;5=85 =5 =C6=>.
1415	1=0@C65=0 A2560O 25@A8O %s. %>B8B5 >B:@KBL AB@0=8FC 703@C7:8?\n\n!>25B: 2 <5=N «!?@02:0» <>6=> >B:@KBL >:=> A2545=89 > =>2KE 2>7<>6=>ABOE.
1416	=0G5=85 ?0@0<5B@0 :><0=4K «%s»:
1417	0@0<5B@ :><0=4K «%s»
1450	WIN_STATUS_STRINGS
1451	!>548=5=85 @07>@20=>.
1452	=8F80;870F8O...
1453	>8A: A5@25@0...
1454	!>548=ONAL A A5@25@><...
1455	E>4 2 A8AB5<C...
1456	E>4 2 A8AB5<C CA?5H5=.
1457	B:@K20N A>548=5=85...
1458	'8B0N ?0?:C A5@25@0...
1459	!>548=5=85 >B:@KB>.
1500	WIN_FORMS_STRINGS
1501	57 ?@>B>:>;0.
1502	@>B>:>; =5 ?8H5BAO 2 D09;.
1503	57 ?@>B>:>;0.
1504	@>B>:>; A>548=5=8O «%s»
1505	%s D09; «%s» 2 %s
1506	%s %d D09;>2 «%s» 2 «%s»
1507	>?8@>20BL
1508	5@5=5AB8
1509	;>:0;L=CN ?0?:C
1510	?0?:C =0 A5@25@5
1511	>?8@>20BL
1512	5@5=5AB8
1513	C:070==>5 <5AB>
1514	>?8@>20BL
1515	5@5=5AB8
1516	>?8@>20=85
1517	5@5=>A
1518	#40;5=85
1519	!2>9AB20 A>548=5=8O
1520	@5<5==0O ?0?:0
1521	>20O ?0?:0
1522	&2548B5 8<O =>2>9 ?0?:8
1523	!>740BL ?0?:C
1524	!=OBL 2K45;5=85
1525	K1@0BL
1526	%d D09;
1527	%d D09;>2
1528	%d ?0?:0
1529	%d ?0?>:
1530	%d AAK;:0
1531	%d AAK;>:
1532	!2>9AB20: %s
1533	!2>9AB20: %s...
1534	2548B5 8<O 3@C??K.
1535	2548B5 8<O 2;045;LF0.
1536	0704 =0 %s
1537	?5@Q4 =0 %s
1538	>A;0=> 109B
1539	>;CG5=> 109B
1540	@5<O A>548=5=8O
1541	!60B85 (%s)
1542	;3>@8B< H8D@>20=8O (%s)
1543	5@A8O ?@>B>:>;0 SSH: %d
1544	=D>@<0F8O > 2K45;5==KE D09;0E
1545	!60B85 (:;85=B » A5@25@: %s, A5@25@ » :;85=B: %s)
1546	;3>@8B< H8D@>20=8O (:;85=B » A5@25@: %s, A5@25@ » :;85=B: %s)
1547	B:@KBL 871@0==>5 A>548=5=85 «%s»
1548	A?>;L7C5<K9 ?@>B>:>;: %s
1549	8F5=78O %s
1550	09B8 =>2K5 8;8 87<5=Q==K5 D09;K 2 ;>:0;L=>9 ?0?:5 «%s» 8 02B><0B8G5A:8 A:>?8@>20BL 8E =0 A5@25@ 2 ?0?:C «%s».
1551	>8A: 87<5=5=89 2 ;>:0;L=>9 ?0?:5 «%s».
1552	-- @54C?@5640BL > CO728<>AB8 H8D@0 --
1553	3DES
1554	Blowfish
1555	AES (B>;L:> SSH2)
1556	DES
1557	B:@KBL ?0?:C
1558	#?@02;5=85 70:;04:0<8
1559	 07@5H5=>
1560	0?@5I5=>
1561	52>7<>6=>
1562	0: B5:AB
1563	2>8G=K9
1564	!B@>:0: %d/%d
1565	>78F8O: %d
1566	!8<2>;: %d (0x%2x)
1567	7<5=Q=
1568	5 <>3C =09B8 AB@>:C «%s».
1569	K?>;=5=> 70<5=: %d
1570	0 AB@>:C
1571	><5@ AB@>:8:
1572	525@=K9 =><5@ AB@>:8.
1573	7<5=8BL A2O7L/O@;K:
1574	>1028BL A2O7L/O@;K:
1575	!>548=5=85 @07>@20=>.
1576	!>548=ONAL...
1577	K1@0BL A>548=5=85 «%s»
1578	>1028BL 70:;04:C
1579	<O 70:;04:8:
1580	5@5=5AB8 70:;04:C
1581	<O =>2>9 ?0?:8:
1582	!>E@0=8BL A>548=5=85 :0:
1583	!>E@0=8BL A>548=5=85 :0::
1584	5@58<5=>20BL 70:;04:C
1585	>2>5 8<O 70:;04:8
1586	K?>;=ON :><0=4C
1587	K?>;=8BL :><0=4C «%s»
1588	:;
1589	K:;
1590	2B>
1591	%s/%s
1592	
1593	 
1594	%s, %d ?C=:B>2
1595	58725AB=>
1596	 0AGQB @07<5@0 ?0?:8
1597	2548B5 ?0@>;L
1598	2548B5 A5:@5B=CN D@07C :;NG0
1599	@83;0H5=85 A5@25@0
1600	WIN_VARIABLE
1601	Copyright © 2000-2003 Martin Prikryl
1602	http://winscp.sourceforge.net/
1603	http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/history.php
1604	http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/requirements.php
1605	http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/forum.php
1606	http://winscp.sourceforge.net/updates.php
1607	http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/download.php
1608	http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/donate.php
1701	 CAA:89 ?5@52>4: !B0A #:>;>2 <stas@ekb.ru>, 2003.
65216	Error removing control from dock tree
65217	 - Dock zone not found
65218	 - Dock zone has no control
65219	Multiselect mode must be on for this feature
65220	Separator
65221	Error setting %s.Count
65222	Listbox (%s) style must be virtual in order to set Count
65232	Alt+
65233	(None)
65234	Value must be between %d and %d
65235	All
65236	Unable to insert a line
65237	Invalid clipboard format
65238	Clipboard does not support Icons
65239	Cannot open clipboard
65240	Text exceeds memo capacity
65241	There is no default printer currently selected
65242	Menu '%s' is already being used by another form
65243	Picture:
65244	 (%dx%d)
65245	Preview
65246	Cannot open AVI
65247	Docked control must have a name
65248	Tab
65249	Esc
65250	Enter
65251	Space
65252	PgUp
65253	PgDn
65254	End
65255	Home
65256	Left
65257	Up
65258	Right
65259	Down
65260	Ins
65261	Del
65262	Shift+
65263	Ctrl+
65264	=8<0=85
65265	H81:0
65266	 A2545=8N
65267	>4B25@48B5
65268	&0
65269	&5B
65270	Ok
65271	B<5=0
65272	&!?@02:0
65273	&@5@20BL
65274	&>2B>@8BL
65275	&@>?CAB8BL
65276	&A5
65277	&8:>340
65278	&A5340
65279	BkSp
65280	B<5=0
65281	&Yes
65282	&No
65283	&Help
65284	&Close
65285	&Ignore
65286	&Retry
65287	Abort
65288	&All
65289	Cannot drag a form
65290	Metafiles
65291	Enhanced Metafiles
65292	Icons
65293	Bitmaps
65294	525@=K9 22>4
65295	525@=K9 22>4. 06<8B5 Esc 4;O >B:070 >B 87<5=5=89
65296	Cannot hide an MDI Child Form
65297	Cannot change Visible in OnShow or OnHide
65298	Cannot make a visible window modal
65299	%s property out of range
65300	Menu index out of range
65301	Menu inserted twice
65302	Sub-menu is not in menu
65303	Not enough timers available
65304	Printer is not currently printing
65305	Printing in progress
65306	Printer selected is not valid
65307	%s on %s
65308	GroupIndex cannot be less than a previous menu item's GroupIndex
65309	Cannot create form. No MDI forms are currently active
65310	A control cannot have itself as its parent
65311	Ok
65312	Cannot change the size of an icon
65313	Unknown picture file extension (.%s)
65314	Unsupported clipboard format
65315	Out of system resources
65316	Canvas does not allow drawing
65317	Invalid image size
65318	Invalid ImageList
65319	Unable to Replace Image
65320	Invalid ImageList Index
65321	Failed to read ImageList data from stream
65322	Failed to write ImageList data to stream
65323	Error creating window device context
65324	Error creating window class
65325	Cannot focus a disabled or invisible window
65326	Control '%s' has no parent window
65327	Parent given is not a parent of '%s'
65328	Failed to set object at index %d
65329	MultiLine must be True when TabPosition is tpLeft or tpRight
65330	Invalid index
65331	Unable to insert an item
65332	Invalid owner
65333	RichEdit line insertion error
65334	Failed to Load Stream
65335	Failed to Save Stream
65336	%d is an invalid PageIndex value.  PageIndex must be between 0 and %d
65337	This control requires version 4.70 or greater of COMCTL32.DLL
65338	Tab position incompatible with current tab style
65339	Tab style incompatible with current tab position
65340	Bitmap image is not valid
65341	Icon image is not valid
65342	Metafile is not valid
65343	Invalid image
65344	Thu
65345	Fri
65346	Sat
65347	Sunday
65348	Monday
65349	Tuesday
65350	Wednesday
65351	Thursday
65352	Friday
65353	Saturday
65354	Unable to create directory
65355	Failed to clear tab control
65356	Failed to delete tab at index %d
65357	Failed to retrieve tab at index %d
65358	Failed to get object at index %d
65359	Failed to set tab "%s" at index %d
65360	January
65361	February
65362	March
65363	April
65364	May
65365	June
65366	July
65367	August
65368	September
65369	October
65370	November
65371	December
65372	Sun
65373	Mon
65374	Tue
65375	Wed
65376	Abstract Error
65377	Access violation at address %p in module '%s'. %s of address %p
65378	System Error.  Code: %d.
\n%s
65379	A call to an OS function failed
65380	Jan
65381	Feb
65382	Mar
65383	Apr
65384	May
65385	Jun
65386	Jul
65387	Aug
65388	Sep
65389	Oct
65390	Nov
65391	Dec
65392	Invalid variant operation ($%.8x)
65393	Range check error for variant of type (%s)
65394	Range check error while converting variant of type (%s) into type (%s)
65395	Variant is not an array
65396	Could not convert variant of type (%s) into type (%s)
65397	Overflow while converting variant of type (%s) into type (%s)
65398	Variant overflow
65399	Invalid argument
65400	Invalid variant type
65401	Operation not supported
65402	Unexpected variant error
65403	External exception %x
65404	Assertion failed
65405	Interface not supported
65406	Exception in safecall method
65407	%s (%s, line %d)
65408	Control-C hit
65409	Privileged instruction
65410	Operation aborted
65411	Exception %s in module %s at %p.
\n%s%s
\n
65412	Application Error
65413	Format '%s' invalid or incompatible with argument
65414	No argument for format '%s'
65415	Variant method calls not supported
65416	Read
65417	Write
65418	Format string too long
65419	Error creating variant array
65420	Variant array index out of bounds
65421	Variant array is locked
65422	Invalid variant type conversion
65423	Invalid variant operation
65424	Too many open files
65425	File access denied
65426	Read beyond end of file
65427	Disk full
65428	Invalid numeric input
65429	Division by zero
65430	Range check error
65431	Integer overflow
65432	Invalid floating point operation
65433	Floating point division by zero
65434	Floating point overflow
65435	Floating point underflow
65436	Invalid pointer operation
65437	Invalid class typecast
65438	Access violation at address %p. %s of address %p
65439	Stack overflow
65440	Method '%s' not supported by automation object
65441	Variant does not reference an automation object
65442	Dispatch methods do not support more than 64 parameters
65443	'%s' is not a valid integer value
65444	'%s' is not a valid floating point value
65445	'%s' is not a valid currency value
65446	5?@028;L=0O 40B0 «%s»
65447	5?@028;L=>5 2@5<O «%s»
65448	525@=K5 40B0/2@5<O «%s»
65449	525@=K5 40B0/2@5<O «%g»
65450	Invalid argument to time encode
65451	Invalid argument to date encode
65452	Out of memory
65453	I/O error %d
65454	File not found
65455	Invalid filename
65456	List index out of bounds (%d)
65457	Out of memory while expanding memory stream
65458	Error reading %s%s%s: %s
65459	Stream read error
65460	Property is read-only
65461	Failed to create key %s
65462	Failed to get data for '%s'
65463	Invalid component registration
65464	Failed to set data for '%s'
65465	Resource %s not found
65466	%s.Seek not implemented
65467	Operation not allowed on sorted list
65468	%s not in a class registration group
65469	Property %s does not exist
65470	Stream write error
65471	OLE error %.8x
65472	A class named %s already exists
65473	List does not allow duplicates ($0%x)
65474	A component named %s already exists
65475	String list does not allow duplicates
65476	Cannot create file %s
65477	Cannot open file %s
65478	Unable to write to %s
65479	Invalid stream format
65480	'%s' is an invalid mask at (%d)
65481	''%s'' is not a valid component name
65482	Invalid property value
65483	Invalid property path
65484	Invalid property value
65485	Invalid data type for '%s'
65486	List capacity out of bounds (%d)
65487	List count out of bounds (%d)
65488	%s 87 %s 2 %s 87 %s
65489	<< &@>I5!
65490	&IQ! >>
65491	17>@
65492	A5 D09;K (*.*)|*.*
65493	525@=>5 8<O D09;0 - %s
65494	Unable to find a Table of Contents
65495	No help found for %s
65496	No context-sensitive help installed
65497	No topic-based help system installed
65498	Ancestor for '%s' not found
65499	Cannot assign a %s to a %s
65500	Bits index out of range
65501	Can't write to a read-only resource stream
65502	CheckSynchronize called from thread $%x, which is NOT the main thread
65503	Class %s not found
65504	 0AH8@5=85
65505	5 <>3C >B:@KBL D09;: 
65506	5 C40QBAO ?5@58<5=>20BL D09; 8;8 ?0?:C: 
65507	$09; C65 ACI5AB2C5B:
65508	<O D09;0 A>45@68B =54>?CAB8<K5 A8<2>;K: 
65509	$09; %s
65510	%u $09;>2
65511	%u 0?>:
65512	 >48B5;LA:0O ?0?:0
65513	5 <>3C ?@5@20BL 70:0G:C 87>1@065=8O
65514	H81:0 drag & drop: %d
65515	0?:0 «%s» =5 ACI5AB2C5B.
65516	5 <>3C A>740BL 2@5<5==CN ?0?:C 4;O drag & drop «%s».
65517	@020
65518	;045;5F
65519	@C??0
65520	&>?8@>20BL AN40
65521	&5@5=5AB8 AN40
65522	!>740BL 745AL O@;K:(8)
65523	&@5@20BL
65524	?5@0F88 =04 D09;>2>9 A8AB5<>9
65525	\/:*?"<>|
65526	 
65527	?5@0F88 =04 D09;><
65528	5 <>3C =09B8 ?>4E>4OI53> 04@5A0.
65529	4@5A0 2 D>@<0B5 UNC =5 ?>445@6820NBAO.
65530	525@=0O 1C:20 48A:0 «%s».
65531	<O
65532	 07<5@
65533	"8?
65534	0B0
65535	B@