1	Microsoft
2	(Unknown)
3	Locate File
4	Insufficient memory
5	(Additional models)
100	Files Needed
101	%1 -- Files Needed
102	&Copy files from:
103	&Copy manufacturer's files from:
104	Some files on %1 are needed.
105	The file '%1' on %2 is needed.
106	Insert the manufacturer's installation disk into the drive selected, and then click OK.
107	Insert %1 into the drive selected below, and then click OK.
108	Type the path where the file is located, and then click OK.
109	Insert Disk
110	Copy Error
111	An error has occured copying %1.
112	If you skip this file Windows 98 might not work correctly. Are you sure you want to skip this file?
113	If you cancel now Windows 98 might not work correctly. Are you sure you want to cancel?
114	Ensure that the manufacturer's disk is properly inserted in the drive selected below, or provide the location where the file can be found.
115	Ensure that the disk labeled '%1' is in the drive selected below, or provide the location where the file can be found.
116	Ensure that the location specified below is correct, or change it and insert '%1' in the drive you specify.
117	Warning
120	Error Details
121	Error
122	Rename Error
123	Delete Error
143	From %1
144	To %1
145	%1
146	%1 -- Copying Files...
147	Copying Files...
148	%1 -- Renaming Files...
149	Renaming Files...
150	%1 -- Deleting Files...
151	Deleting Files...
155	Installation is not yet completed. Are you sure you want to cancel?
200	%s: The following models are compatible with your hardware. Click the one you want to set up, and then click OK.
201	Click the %s that matches your hardware, and then click OK. If you don't know which model you have, click OK.
205	 If your model is not on the list, click Show All Devices.
206	 If you have an installation disk for this device, click Have Disk.
212	 This list shows only what was found on the installation disk.
309	Install From Disk
430	Click the manufacturer and model of your hardware. If your hardware is not listed, or if you have an installation disk, click Have Disk.\n\n
431	If your hardware is still not listed, click Back, and then select a different hardware type. To see all hardware choices, click Unknown Hardware.
600	ENG
704	Select Device
1000	Resource type
1001	Setting
1002	You cannot modify the resources for this device directly. To change its resources, change the resources of its parent device.
1003	Basic configuration
1005	Memory Range
1006	Input/Output Range
1007	Direct Memory Access
1008	Interrupt Request
1009	interrupt request
1010	direct memory access
1011	memory range
1012	input/output range
1020	Windows 98 cannot determine which resources this device is using. 
1021	This is probably because you are running in Safe Mode.
1022	This is probably because Windows 98 cannot assign a configuration due to a conflict with other devices in the computer.
1023	This device isn't using any resources because it is not currently enabled or has a problem.\n\n
1024	If you want to assign resources manually for this device, click Set Configuration Manually.
1025	The resources this device is using do not match any of its known configurations. To assign resources manually for this device, click Set Configuration Manually.
1026	No Modifications Allowed
1027	Enter the %s you would like to set for this device.\n\n
1028	You may either enter a specific range and the nearest valid range will be automatically selected, or you may select a range using the up and down arrows.
1029	Edit Resource Setting
1030	The setting you entered, %s, is not valid for this device.\n\n
1031	The next valid setting of %s has been chosen automatically.\n\n
1032	Would you like to continue using the new setting?
1033	Either the starting or ending value you entered is invalid.\n\nCheck that the starting and ending values are between 0x00000000 and 0xFFFFFFFF.
1034	Either the starting or ending value you entered is invalid.\n\nCheck that the starting and ending values are between 0x0000 and 0xFFFF.
1035	The direct memory access (DMA) value entered is invalid.\n\nCheck that the DMA value is between 0 and 7.
1036	The interrupt request (IRQ) value entered is invalid.\n\nPlease check that the IRQ value is between 0 and 15.
1037	Warning: The setting you have chosen conflicts with another device.\n\nTo select a different resource setting, click No. To continue, click Yes.
1038	Conflict Warning
1049	No conflict information is currently available.
1050	You cannot modify the resources in this configuration. Try choosing a different configuration in the Settings Based On box.
1051	This resource setting cannot be modified.
1052	Enter the %s you would like to set for this device.\n\n
1053	You may either enter a specific value and the nearest valid value will be automatically selected, or you may select a value using the up and down arrows.
1054	Edit %s
1055	Windows 98 cannot determine if the setting you have chosen conflicts with another device.
1056	Unknown
1057	The setting you have chosen does not conflict with any other devices.
1058	No devices are conflicting.
1059	Windows 98 will choose settings for this device.\n\nTo modify a setting, clear the Use Automatic Settings check box by clicking it, and then make your changes.
1060	Creating a Forced Configuration
1061	You adjusted one or more resource settings manually.\n\n
1062	If you continue, these settings will be assigned to the device.\n\n
1063	Do you want to continue?
1065	Warning: The setting you have chosen conflicts with another device.
1066	%s %s conflicts with another device
\n
1067	No conflicts.
1068	This device does not require any resources.
1069	This device cannot find any free %s resources that it can use.\n\n
1070	If you want to use this device, you will need to disable one of the other devices on this system that has a %s resource conflict with it.
1073	Unknown Device
1074	model
1101	Memory Range
1102	Input/Output Range (I/O)
1103	Direct Memory Access (DMA)
1104	Interrupt Request (IRQ)
1105	Owner
1107	Unknown
2011	Mo&dels:
3001	Information
3002	Warning
3003	Error
3004	Fatal Error
4206	Device installer error