258 Hot key %1 is used by shortcut '%2' on your desktop. Remove it from the shortcut?
259 You must specify a macro name
260 You can't specify an empty string to search for in a window title
261 You must specify a text to paste
262 You must specify a program to be executed
263 Can't record an empty sequence of keystrokes
264 Can't remove the hotkey from a desktop shortcut.
265 Invalid time
266 You must specify a name for the folder
267 Invalid volume change
268 File is corrupted or cannot be read
269 Can't write to file
270 You must specify the text to be replaced
271 Invalid syntax of text to paste. Tip: use $$ to insert a dollar symbol.
272 You must specify a URL to browse
273 You must select a mixer line that has a volume adjustment.
274 Delete macro '%1'?
275 You are about to change this Menu macro to a non-menu macro. This will delete ALL items contained in this menu macro. Are you sure?
276 Hot Keyboard confirmation
277 This will interrupt the Setup Wizard process. (You can run the Setup Wizard later by choosing "Re-run Setup Wizard" from the "Configure" menu)
278 %1 already exists. Do you want this new copy to replace the old one?
279 Cannot shutdown the system. You may not have the privilege to do so.
280 Can't print on this printer
281 Can't load tutorial macros
282 Error reading the registry
283 Error writing to the registry
284 The hot key you have just entered is already set for the macro\n %1\n\nClick 'Yes' to use the entered hot key (in this case BOTH macros will be executed on the hot key press. Exceptions: local macro has priority over the network one and user network macro always beats the shared one). Choose 'No' to enter another hot key.
285 Cannot execute '%1'
286 Please specify a window to be activated
287 Please specify a text to be shown in the reminder window
288 Macro '%1' doesn't exist
289 %1 already exists. Overwrite it with imported one? (choosing 'Yes' will overwrite, choosing 'No' will keep BOTH macros, choosing 'Cancel' will keep only existing one)
290 Cannot initialize network code (possibly TCP/IP is not properly configured)
291 Cannot resolve host name
292 Cannot connect to the server
293 Error retrieving data from server
294 Disconnected from Hot Keyboard server
295 Another user is trying to modify the macro, its parent or one of its child. You can retry your attempt or cancel all the changes you've made.
296 Cannot connect to the server. Server reported: %1
297 You are about to log out from a server. Are you sure?
298 Error interacting with server. Server reported: %1
299 Error interacting with server
300 Wrong old password entered
301 Mistake re-typing password
302 Bad server license
303 Bad schedule
304 Macro not found
305 Please specify a valid rectangle for a window position
306 Invalid or damaged client license
307 This feature is not implemented in Free version of Hot Keyboard. If you need more functionality use Hot Keyboard Pro instead.
308 Paste Text feature is available in Hot Keyboard Pro only. Paste text allows to insert text into the documents, web pages, and so on. In addition you may insert date, time, special symbols, text files, etc. To continue using Paste Text macros please decide to purchase Hot Keyboard Pro.
309 Record/Play keystrokes is available in Hot Keyboard only. It allows to record keyboard and/or mouse events and play it back later.
310 Autoreplace macro is available in Hot Keyboard Pro only. Autoreplace allows you to automatically replace desired text sequence with another one.
311 Only Hot Keyboard Pro could act as a network client. Hot Keyboard client/server architecture is very useful in corporate environment. It allows to share macros among number of co-workers. When somebody changes some macro in shared area the same change is immediately performed on all Hot Keyboard clients connected to server.
512 << none >>|Paste text|Record/Play keystrokes|Execute a program|Window manipulations|Menu|Open a folder|Sound volume control|Autoreplace text|Dial-up networking|Launch web browser|Shutdown Windows|CD player|Reminder|Smart Add|Control WinAmp
521 Hot Keyboard files (*.hkb)|*.hkb|All files|*.*||
522 Recording
523 You are about to record some keystrokes. Note: both keys and mouse events will be recorded, but your may choose not to playback the latter. Press Ctrl+Break to end recording.
524 << folder's name cannot be displayed >>
525 Desktop items
526 Start menu items
527 Sound volume up/down
528 Mute
529 Control panel
530 Network neighborhood
531 My computer
532 Current date
533 Your E-Mail
534 You have defined %1!d! macros using the Setup Wizard.\nYou can get a print-out of them by pressing a button in the next screen.\n\n
535 Macro '%1'%2
536 in menu '%1'
537 %1\nAction: %2\nHot key: %3\n\n
538 none
539 Now press the "Next" button if these macros look fine. Later you can freely modify any of these macros.
540 Volume up
541 Volume down
542 In a few seconds this text will scroll
543 Shutdown your computer
544 Pause / resume CD player
545 Next / previous track on CD
546 Next track
547 Previous track
548 Control Hot Keyboard
549 Start recording keystrokes
550 Display Hot Keyboard window
551 %1\nHot key: %2\n\n
552 You are about to enter the main Hot Keyboard dialog. Please note that no hot key defined by Hot Keyboard will have any effect while that dialog is displayed. You have to minimize it to the tray to enable the hot keys.
553 Important note
554 If you exit (quit) Hot Keyboard, no hot keys defined in it will be available until you run Hot Keyboard again. Minimize Hot Keyboard to the systray to enable its hot keys.
555 Quit Hot Keyboard
556 Macro/Hot key or text to replace/Menu/Action
557 Show "Quick reference card"
558 Any
559 '%1' in menu '%2'
560 Sound files (*.wav)|*.wav|All files|*.*||
561 "Smart Add" macro
562 Local machine macros
563 User-specific macros
564 Shared macros
565 %1\nLicense information:\n License issued : %2\n License expires : %3\n Registered to : %4\n Serial number : %5!08X!\n Maximum number of users : %6!d!\n
566 never
567 << none >>/Once/Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Cron format
604 Absolute/Relative to active window/Relative to initially active window/Relative to the right bottom screen corner/Relative to initial mouse position
609 If you plan to use active window or cursor position related mouse recording you should better start the recording with hot key (defined in Settings\Options dialog). Doing so you will get predictable foreground window and cursor position at the start of recording and you will avoid several problems with playback.
610 Record button pressed
1000 This is the heart of <b>Hot Keyboard</b> - the macro tree. All your macros are displayed here. You can drag-and-drop any macro from one menu to another. Press the <b>right mouse button</b> to open a pop-up menu for a highlighted macro.
1002 You can schedule the highlighted macro to execute whenever you want. To revise a schedule, use the <b>"Scheduler..."</b> menu item from the <b>"Settings"</b> menu.
1003 Use the <b>"Edit"</b> button to modify the highlighted macro.
1004 Force a shutdown of the computer even if some application has unsaved data. <b>Use with caution</b> so you do not lose data.
1005 Create a new macro with <b>Hot Keyboard</b>.
1006 Delete the currently selected macro. You will be asked if you are certain.
1008 A type of shutdown. Note that if you are running <b>Windows NT</b> you need to set its privileges to do some of these types of shutdowns.
1009 Enter a <b>name</b> for this macro. This name is what will be displayed in the macro tree. (A name must be entered.)
1010 Enter the <b>hot key</b> you want to use to activate or run this macro. The macro can also be selected from a menu or run automatically by the <b>Hot Keyboard scheduler</b>. <b>Note:</b> macros <b>cannot</b> be activated if any Hot Keyboard dialog is showing on the screen. For a hot key use: Alt+Ctrl+[key], Ctrl+[key], Ctrl+Shift+[key], Alt+Shift+[key], WinKey+[Key], Application or other combinations
1011 Enter the <b>name</b> of the folder you want a file listing of. Use the button to the right of this "Folder to open:" space to browse to the folder you want.
1012 Here you can define the way <b>Hot Keyboard</b> adjusts the <b>sound volume</b> for you. Use these commands (N is from 0 to 255):\n <b>N</b> - sets the volume directly to N\n <b>+N</b> - increases the volume (from wherever it's at) by N\n <b>-N</b> - decreases the volume (wherever it's at) by N\n <b>+N%</b> - increases the volume by N percent\n <b>-N%</b> - decreases the volume by N percent\n <b>*</b> - mutes the sound volume on and off (<b>toggles mute</b>)
1013 This button removes the schedule from the highlighted macro. The macro will <b>not</b> be deleted.
1014 Press this button to insert special sequences of characters into your text, such as the <b>current date/time</b>. The inserted special characters may look confusing but they will work unless manually edited. To change or delete a sequence, delete the complete sequence of special characters (from the first dollar sign to the ending parenthesis) then press this button again to select the sequence you want
1015 This list contains all the macros with schedules. <b>Warning:</b> a macro cannot activate on schedule if <b>Hot Keyboard</b> is not running or while a <b>Hot Keyboard</b> dialog box is displayed on the screen. The only exception is the <b>reminder macro</b> that activates as soon as possible if its time was missed for some reason.
1017 Check this box to have <b>Hot Keyboard</b> start automatically when you start Windows.
1020 <b>Hot Keyboard</b> offers you a variety of actions you can perform with the touch of a key. Select an action from this list.
1021 Enter the text to be <b>pasted</b> each time this macro is activated by its hot key.
1022 Enter the <b>name of the program</b> to be executed. <b>Enclose the program name in quotation marks if it contains any spaces.</b> (Advanced users can add Command Line Arguments after the program name)
1023 Click this button, then type the <b>sequence of keys you'd like to record.</b> Later you can play back this whole sequence each time you press this macro's hot key. Press <b>Ctrl+Break</b> when done with sequence.
1024 Set <b>repeat</b> count with this button. If you set it to <b>zero</b> sequence will play until you press <b>Ctrl+Break</b> or <b>Escape</b> key.
1026 With <b>Hot Keyboard</b> it is easy to manipulate windows in different ways. Choose what you want to do with the currently active window.
1027 Check this to run the program with its windows <b>minimized</b>.
1031 Choose this option in case you want the macro to execute <b>no matter what window is currently active.</b>
1032 Select this option to limit this macro to a specific window or group of windows. For example, you may want to execute a macro only in a specific program.
1033 Check this option to <b>exclude</b> a window or group of windows from being affected by this macro.
1034 Enter the string that window captions should (or should not) contain to have this macro activate. Use <b>;</b> to separate different window titles.
1036 Press this button to quickly <b>browse</b> to a program using Windows' standard dialog box.
1037 Press this button to <b>browse</b> to the folder you need.
1038 Press this key while <b>Hot Keyboard</b> is working to start recording a new macro.
1039 Press this key to display the main <b>Hot Keyboard</b> dialog window.
1041 Due to the absence of installed hardware or software, this kind of action cannot be done on this computer.
1042 Press this button to change the highlighted macro's schedule. To change its action you need to go the <b>main dialog</b>).
1043 Press this button to insert some special sequence of characters into your text such as the <b>current date/time</b>. The inserted special characters may look confusing but they will work unless manually edited. To change or delete a sequence, delete the complete sequence of special characters (from the first dollar sign to the ending parenthesis) then press this button again to select the sequence you want.
1045 Enter the <b>URL</b> to browse. Upon activation of this macro your default web browser will be launched and go to this URL.
1047 Press this button to select a <b>URL</b> from your list of favorites (only for <b>Internet Explorer</b> users). Non-IE users can select from a prepared list of URLs.
1048 Specify which <b>mixer line</b> level is to be adjusted by this macro.
1050 Choose a command to the CD player. <b>Note:</b> this command <b>only works</b> with the Windows CD Player
1052 The text you want to <b>replace</b> goes into this little text box. (The purpose of Auto Replace is to greatly shorten your typing of frequently used long names, terms or even phrases. Type in this little text box a couple of letters. Then type in the big text box what you want to replace these two letters with. Write your document using just these two letters in the little text box instead of typing in the long name, term or phrase. When you are finished your document, just press the hot key for this macro to replace each instance of the two letters with the full text from the big text box. <b>Do not use chars that require dead chars (accents, umlauts etc.) in this little text box.</b>
1054 This text is what <b>replaces</b> the shorthand text above.
1055 Select a <b>connection to dial</b> from the drop-down list. This connection can be dialed with <b>Hot Keyboard.</b>
1097 Check this option to turn on all the reminder boxes (intended for new users of <b>Hot Keyboard</b>).
1098 This option lets you turn on or off the <b>in-place help</b> for the dialogs (what you are reading now). This helps new users but it can be turned off as you become familiar with <b>Hot Keyboard</b>.
1099 If you press the button with the <b>X</b> on it (that normally closes the window and quits the program) while this option is checked, <b>Hot Keyboard</b> will minimize to the tray instead of closing.
1100 Normally <b>Hot Keyboard</b> does not distinguish between the dedicated arrow keys and the number pad arrow keys. Check this option and <b>Hot Keyboard</b> will distinguish between the left-arrow only key, for example, and the number pad's left-arrow key (that is also the number 4 key). <b>Important note:</b> <b>Hot Keyboard</b> will <b>not</b> distinguish between these two sets of arrow keys when in the DOS window.
1104 You can press this key and a simple <b>reference card</b> window with information about your currently defined macros and their hot keys will be displayed.
1105 This button lets you <b>print</b> this list. The sorted sequence and relative column sizes on the printed paper will be the same as those you have set in this window.
1106 This is a list of the macros you have defined. The hot key associated with each macro can be pressed <b>right now</b> or the macro can be <b>double-clicked</b> to activate it (<b>unless</b> this window was called from the <b>Setup Wizard</b> or the <b>"Help"</b> menu). You can click any column header to sort the list alphabetically within that column. <b>Note:</b> changing the width of a column <b>will have the same result</b> on the printout of this list.
1108 If the program you are to run is already running and this option is checked, <b>Hot Keyboard</b> will switch to the running program instead of starting another copy of the same program.
1111 Do not check this option unless you want to paste text into several different text fields in a form (or dialog). In this case, with this option checked, inserting into your text the special symbols <b>TAB</b> and <b>ENTER</b> will have the same effect on the form as if these keys were pressed while manually entering in this text. Uncheck this option if the text to paste in contains a symbol that cannot be gotten with a key press but can only be added from a character map.
1112 Use this if you want to insert this text into a text editor (although we strongly recommend you do such work with the <b>clipboard paste mode</b>)
1113 This will convert New Line symbols to <b>Ctrl+Enter</b>. It is useful if you are going to insert your text into a multi-line text field in a dialog box. <b>Ctrl+Enter</b> works the same as New Line in a text field but does not select the <b>"Ok"</b> button (as <b>Enter</b> would)
1114 Check this if you want to fill in a form or dialog box with your data. <b>Tab</b> will navigate through the fields in the form just as if it were pressed manually.
1115 This enables you to make your own changes to the text.
1116 This window lets you see much more of the text you are editing than the <b>Edit macro</b> dialog. You can insert large amounts of text using the "from the clipboard" mode but <b>avoid using the "play keys" mode if your text is lengthy</b>.
1117 This button displays the <b>enlarged</b> edit field.
1118 This button displays the <b>enlarged</b> edit field.
1131 Specify the complete Window title <b>or only part of it</b>. The matching Window will be activated when this hot key is pressed.
1133 Usually internet browsers re-use the last active window for a new URL. This option specifies to open a new window. <b>Note:</b> this hot key <b>may not work</b> with all browsers. It works with <b>Netscape Communicator</b> 4.0 or higher and <b>Internet Explorer</b> 4.0. Other browsers have not been tested. It may work with them or possibly unpredicted results may occur.
1134 This button inserts the <b>$(Time:...)</b> metasymbol into your text. Whenever this macro is activated it will insert the current date (in the particular format you have selected from the popup menu).
1135 This button inserts the <b>$(Time:...)</b> metasymbol into your text. Whenever this macro is activated it will insert the current time (in the particular format you have selected from the popup menu).
1136 This button inserts the <b>$(Time:...)</b> metasymbol into your text. Whenever this macro is activated it inserts the current time and date (in the particular format you have selected from the popup menu).
1137 Click on this button to insert a <b>$(Tab)</b> metasymbol. It will insert either a Tab symbol or a Tab key press, depending on the insertion mode (whether the <b>"play keys" mode</b> is checked or not).
1138 This will insert <b>$(Enter)</b> into your text. Upon activation it will expand either to a new-line <b>(CR, LF)</b> or to <b>Enter</b> depending on the insertion mode (whether the <b>"play keys" mode</b> is checked or not).
1139 This will insert <b>$(Ctrl+Enter)</b> into your text. When in the <b>"play keys" mode</b> it will simulate a <b>Ctrl+Enter</b> key press (this key combination causes a multi-line edit field in a dialog box to make a new line, but it will never activate the OK button in that dialog). When in the usual (through clipboard) insertion mode, this metasymbol will expand to a new line <b>(CR, LF).</b>
1140 With this button you can insert any key into your text <b>(works only in "play keys" mode)</b>. The key code (along with its coded modifiers) will be inserted into the text.
1141 This will insert the default currency symbol (what will be inserted depends on your international settings).
1142 To insert a dollar sign <b>($)</b> you must double it <b>($$)</b>. This is because a dollar sign begins every metasymbol in the text [$(Time:...), $(Tab), $(Enter), etc.] so the first dollar sign will be recognized as the metasymbol and the second will be recognized simply as a dollar sign.
1143 You can insert an entire text file into your document by using this button. Each time this hot key is pressed the entire file you name will be inserted into whatever text field or editor you are working in.
1144 Check this box if another application has defined a hot key that you want to by-pass and handle with <b>Hot Keyboard</b>.
1145 When this box is checked, the menu that pops up when you right-click on the <b>Hot Keyboard</b> icon in the system tray contains all your <b>desktop shortcuts</b>. Using this you can access your desktop without having to minimize opened windows.
1150 This is where you can type in your reminder message. This is your message to yourself or to whoever will be using the computer. It will pop up on the screen at the time you set.
1151 A reminder needs to be <b>scheduled</b>. This button lets you schedule it right from here. <b>Note: Hot Keyboard</b> scheduler works slightly different with a reminder. Usually if a macro could not be activated at its designated time it never will be activated. A macro can only be activated if <b>Hot Keyboard</b> is running minimized in the system tray. A reminder macro <b>will be activated</b> as soon as possible after <b>Hot Keyboard</b> is started running minimized in the system tray (if its scheduled time was missed). <b>Note:</b> if you wish to have <b>network schedule</b> (one that is stored on the server) for Reminder macro you have to schedule it from the main <b>Hot Keyboard</b> dialog.
1152 Check this box if you want a sound played when this reminder becomes due and pops up on your screen. You can choose any sound file to be played.
1159 The <b>name of the menu</b> in which the macro will be created. You can separate menu names by <b>\</b> symbol as you do it within your <b>file system.</b> It is also possible to choose an existing menu from a drop-down list.
1160 The <b>action type</b> of the macro that will be created by <b>Smart Add.</b> If you specify <b>"Let me choose"</b> you will get a simple menu upon hot key press asking what macro would you like to create.
1161 If you check this option <b>Hot Keyboard</b> will automatically fetch the text that is <b>currently selected</b> in your application and use it for macro creation. Otherwise you should manually put that text onto clipboard.
1162 This option adds <b>"Handle with Hot Keyboard"</b> item to the context menu of every file and folder (you see it whenever you press the <b>right mouse button</b> while the cursor is over file or folder in <b>Explorer</b> or over hyperlink in <b>Internet Explorer</b>)
1163 Choose this option if you have not or do not want to use <b>Hot Keyboard</b> macro server.
1164 Choose this and you will get an ability to <b>share</b> macros <b>across the network</b> with others. This will login you to the <b>Hot Keyboard</b> macro server.
1165 Enter <b>server address.</b> You can enter either <b>IP</b> address or <b>host name</b> (as you do when addressing any Internet host).
1166 Correct <b>server port</b> is needed to connect to the server. Default is <b>21328.</b> In most cases this one will work. Please contact your network administrator to get more information.
1167 Press this button to fill <b>server port</b> input field with default value - <b>21328.</b>
1168 If the <b>Server</b> doesn't respond within this interval the <b>Client</b> decides to disconnect from the <b>Server.</b> Choose bigger values for slow or unreliable networks.
1170 Login at <b>Hot Keyboard</b> startup.
1171 This option lets you <b>remember</b> entered password. <b>Hot Keyboard</b> stores the password in irreversible form (this means <b>noone</b> (even <b>Hot Keyboard</b> itself) cannot reproduce password text in acceptable time).
1172 Enter your <b>login name</b> here. Contact your system administrator if for some reason you don't know it.
1173 Enter your password. Initial password is set by <b>system administrator</b>, later you can change fro within <b>Hot Keyboard</b>. Call <b>system administrator</b> if you don't know or forgot your password.
1174 This option lets you <b>remember</b> entered password. <b>Hot Keyboard</b> stores the password in irreversible form (this means <b>noone</b> (even <b>Hot Keyboard</b> itself) cannot reproduce password text in acceptable time).
1179 Please select a kind of <b>schedule.</b> Choose <b>Once</b> if you need one-shot execution. Another option lets you run the macro at the <b>daily</b> basis. Select <b>weekly</b> if you want the macro to be run on specific days of week (it could be not just once per week). <b>Monthly</b> gives you a chance to schedule execution at specified day of month (you may also limit monthes to your own set). And for those of yours who used to work with Unix-style <b>cron</b> daemon <b>Hot Keyboard</b> can accept the schedules in <b>cron</b> format.
1180 Enter the <b>time</b> of execution.
1181 Enter the <b>time</b> of execution.
1185 Sets <b>start date</b> to <b>today's.</b>
1186 Sets <b>start date</b> to <b>tomorrow's.</b>
1188 This button gives you access to two major features. First of it lets you specify an <b>end date</b> for the schedule. And second lets <b>repeat</b> the schedule several times.
1190 The <b>daily</b> schedule will be executed at this rate. For example, if <b>start date</b> is <b>January 1</b> and the number specified in this field is <b>3</b> then the macro will be run at <b>January 1, January 4, January 7</b> and so on.
1192 The <b>weekly</b> schedule will be executed at this rate. For example, if <b>start date</b> is <b>Monday, January 1</b> and the number specified in this field is <b>2</b> then the macro will be run at <b>January 1, January 15, January 29</b> and so on.
1194 Check this if you want your macro to be executed at <b>Monday</b>.
1195 Check this if you want your macro to be executed at <b>Tuesday</b>.
1196 Check this if you want your macro to be executed at <b>Wednesday</b>.
1197 Check this if you want your macro to be executed at <b>Thursday</b>.
1198 Check this if you want your macro to be executed at <b>Friday</b>.
1199 Check this if you want your macro to be executed at <b>Saturday</b>.
1200 Check this if you want your macro to be executed at <b>Sunday</b>.
1201 This button pops up a dialog that lets you <b>limit</b> the set of monthes on which schedule is to be executed. By default all the monthes are included in this set.
1202 <b>CRON</b> string format:\n <b><<min> <<hour> [<<day> [<<mon> [<<day_of_week>]]]</b>\nAll components are separated with spaces, no spaces are allowed inside them. Every component consists of <b>atoms</b> separated with <b>commas.</b> Valid forms of atoms are (<<int_value> denotes integer constant):\n <b><<int_value></b>\n <b><<int_value>-<<int_value></b>\n <b><<int_value>-<<int_value>/<<int_value></b>\n <b>*</b>\n <b>*/<<int_value></b>\n<b>*</b> means <b>'any'</b>, value after slash is step (eg, <b>1-10/3</b> is equal to <b>1,4,7,10</b>). Month and day of week specifications allow using of three-letter constants (eg, <b>jan,mar,nov</b> or <b>sun-thu</b>). Note that 0 is Sunday and 6 is Saturday.\nExamples:\n <b>0 12 * * *</b>\n daily at 12:00\n <b>*/5 12-14 * * wed</b>\n every 5 minutes from 12:00pm to 2:55pm on every Wednesday\n <b>30 23 13 * fri</b>\n at 23:30 every Friday 13\n <b>15 16 1,3 feb</b>\n At 16:15 February 1st and at 16:15 February 3rd
1215 Enter the <b>time</b> to limit repeat process.
1217 Check this to <b>limit</b> schedule repeat by the time specified in the next two input fileds. Limitation is <b>inclusive</b> i.e. if repeat condition are met exactly at the <b>normally scheduled execution time</b> plus <b>duration</b> the macro will be run.
1218 Enter the <b>time</b> to limit repeat process.
1220 Enter the <b>time</b> to limit repeat process.
1222 If the current date is <b>greater or equal</b> than the date specified here and other schedule restrictions are met the macro <b>should be executed.</b>
1223 The <b>schedule</b> could be executed only if the current date is <b>less or equal</b> than the date entered here.
1224 This check affects <b>all the work days</b> (from <b>Monday</b> to <b>Friday</b>).
1229 This is the textual description of the edited <b>schedule.</b>
1230 By choosing this you specify an <b>explicit</b> form of day number.
1231 Just enter the <b>day number</b> here.
1233 By choosing this you specify an <b>implicit</b> form of day of month.
1234 This is the first step to <b>implicitly</b> specify a day. Choices are <b>first, second, third, fourth</b> and <b>last.</b>
1235 Please select a <b>day of week</b> here. This selection (with previous one) completes <b>implicit</b> day specification.
1236 This is the textual description of the edited <b>schedule.</b>
1237 Check this if you want the <b>schedule</b> to do not execute if past some date.
1238 Every time the <b>schedule</b> gets run you may cause series of execution instead of one shot. Just check this if you want. <b>Note:</b> schedule will never be executed if past end date even if its execution is repeat of pre-end-date scheduled run.
1239 Enter <b>repeat rate</b> for the schedule.
1241 You can specify <b>repeat rate</b> in either hours or minutes.
1242 If this option is selected repeat process will continue until the <b>time</b> reaches entered value. If entered time is <b>less or equal</b> than schedule start time repeating will stop <b>next day</b> (of course at specified time). The schedule <b>will be executed</b> if the time is <b>exactly equal</b> to this value (if other conditions on repeat process are met).
1243 Enter the <b>time</b> to limit repeat process.
1247 This check affects <b>Saturday</b> and <b>Sunday</b>.
1264 Identify the <b>rectangle</b> to resize the active window. <b>Note: </b> if you select an option to <b>execute if window title contains</b> and then choose the selection in the corresponding combobox the number here change to current coordinate of the selected window.
1265 Identify the <b>rectangle</b> to resize the active window. <b>Note: </b> if you select an option to <b>execute if window title contains</b> and then choose the selection in the corresponding combobox the number here change to current coordinate of the selected window.
1266 Identify the <b>rectangle</b> to resize the active window. <b>Note: </b> if you select an option to <b>execute if window title contains</b> and then choose the selection in the corresponding combobox the number here change to current coordinate of the selected window.
1267 Identify the <b>rectangle</b> to resize the active window. <b>Note: </b> if you select an option to <b>execute if window title contains</b> and then choose the selection in the corresponding combobox the number here change to current coordinate of the selected window.
1270 Normally if you create a menu the dummy item with action set to <b><<<<none>></b> appears (menu cannot exist without any items). If you choose this <b>Smart Add</b> item will be created instead. That Smart Add will be tuned to add chosen action to the <b>menu you are to create now.</b>
1274 Enter a command for <b>WinAmp</b> player. If <b>WinAmp</b> is not currently launched it will.
1276 Enables <b>mouse</b> events playback. <b>Note:</b> mouse events are always recorded no matter of this flag. But you can disable its playback.
1277 <b>Terminate</b> connection instead of dialing it. Nothing will happen if connection is not active.
1278 Chech this to have "Options" dialog transferred from <b>Hot Keyboard</b> server every time you login (or when someone else changes options). You have to upload your preferred options to the server (you may do it by pressing <b>"Ok"</b> button in the <b>Options</b> dialog).
1279 Select this to change <b>options</b> for current user (one that currently is logged in). Options will be automatically retrieved from the server if <b>Fetch "Options" dialog data</b> flag is set in <b>Network client settings</b> box.
1281 You must have <b>write access</b> to shared macros to chage global defaults. <b>Note:</b> options stored this way will take effect only if the user did not store his own options.
1283 Select a <b>scope</b> for this schedule. <b>Note 1:</b> to change all-user schedule you must have write access to shared macros. <b>Note 2:</b> you can set user scope to macro if it is located on the server. Global (all users) scope can be applied only for shared macros.
1284 <b>Hot Keyboard</b> may change recorded mouse position for you before playback. <b>Note: </b> this flag will affect only playback, recording is always done in most universal way. Types of processing:\n <b>Absolute</b> \n Mouse position will not change\n <b>Relative to active window</b>\n During recording all the changes of active window are tracked and recorded as special events. Whenever such an event is met in playback it is expected for active window to change too. All the mouse coordinates are given relative to active window left upper corner. This mode is useful if sequence cause some window to appear in unpredictable place of screen.\n <b>Relative to initially active window</b>\n Only initially active window position take part in processing, changes of active window are not tracked.\n <b>Relative to the right bottom screen corner</b>\n Useful if you wish to activate tray icon by your macro\n <b>Relative to initial mouse position</b>\n Useful in graphic applications
1289 Set playback speed. If set to <b>Max</b> value there will be no pauses between events. In such case the speed is determined by the target application's ability to process input.
1293 If you assign a hot key to a menu macro you will see some sequence of underlined letters and digits to the left of items. Default is <b>'1'..'9','A'..'Z'</b>. This option changes it. <b>Note:</b> you may preceed any symbol in menu item with <b>ampersand sign (&)</b> to manually denote hot symbol.
32771 Export macros to a file. (For backup or to exchange with other people)
32773 Import previously exported macros from a file. (Restore a backup or get useful macros from a friend's <b>Hot Keyboard</b>)
32780 This opens the options dialog of <b>Hot Keyboard</b>. For example, these help messages you are now reading can be turned on or off there.
32781 You can <b>schedule</b> some of your macros so they will execute at a desired time. This dialog lets you view (or modify) your scheduled macros.
32810 You can re-run the <b>Setup Wizard</b> at any time with this menu item.
32811 Same as the <b>"New macro"</b> command except with <b>"New subitem"</b> the new macro will be placed in the highlighted menu.
32813 Moves the selected macro upwards in the list. You can also move the macro with the <b>Shift+Up/Down</b> keys. (The order of the macros within a menu really doesn't matter, but it can help you logically organize your macros.)
32814 Moves the selected macro down in the list. You can also move the macro with the <b>Shift+Up/Down</b> keys. (The order of the macros really doesn't matter, but it can help you logically organize your macros.)
32815 Exports <b>only this macro</b> to a file. (The File menu's <b>"Export macros"</b> command exports the entire macro tree).
40001 Select this menu item to see the <b>"Quick reference card"</b> which will show you all your hot keys. You can also display it with the special hot key which you can set in the <b>"Settings\Options"</b> menu).
40025 This lets you setup <b>Hot Keyboard</b> to share macros across the network. It requires <b>Hot Keyboard Server</b> to be installed somewehere in your <b>LAN.</b>
40026 This command <b>logs out</b> from the server. Macros in <b>Shared macros</b> and <b>User-specific macros</b> menus will no longer be accessible.
40027 This command lets you <b>log in</b> under different name. You will be prompted for a password to do it.
40028 This changes your password from within a <b>Hot Keyboard</b> client application. You will be prompted for a <b>old password</b> to do such.
40029 This lets you retrieve some information from <b>Hot Keyboard server</b> including its version, license etc.
40031 <b>Copy</b> this macro. Copy is created in the same menu and initially has the same name. You may create a copy in another menu by dragging the macro while holding <b>Ctrl</b> key.
57664 Some information about <b>Hot Keyboard</b> (version, authors, etc.)
57665 Exit <b>Hot Keyboard</b>. You will <b>not</b> be able to use your hot keys until you restart <b>Hot Keyboard</b>.
57671 Display the <b>Hot Keyboard</b> help system.
61440 Open
61441 Save As
61442 All Files (*.*)
61443 Untitled
61446 an unnamed file
61457 &Hide
61472 No error message is available.
61473 An unsupported operation was attempted.
61474 A required resource was unavailable.
61475 Out of memory.
61476 An unknown error has occurred.
61696 Invalid filename.
61697 Failed to open document.
61698 Failed to save document.
61699 Save changes to %1?
61700 Failed to create empty document.
61701 The file is too large to open.
61702 Could not start print job.
61703 Failed to launch help.
61704 Internal application error.
61705 Command failed.
61706 Insufficient memory to perform operation.
61707 System registry entries have been removed and the INI file (if any) was deleted.
61708 Not all of the system registry entries (or INI file) were removed.
61709 This program requires the file %s, which was not found on this system.
61710 This program is linked to the missing export %s in the file %s. This machine may have an incompatible version of %s.
61712 Please enter an integer.
61713 Please enter a number.
61714 Please enter an integer between %1 and %2.
61715 Please enter a number between %1 and %2.
61716 Please enter no more than %1 characters.
61717 Please select a button.
61718 Please enter an integer between 0 and 255.
61719 Please enter a positive integer.
61720 Please enter a date and/or time.
61721 Please enter a currency.
61722 Please enter a GUID.
61723 Please enter a time.
61724 Please enter a date.
61728 Unexpected file format.
61729 %1\nCannot find this file.\nPlease verify that the correct path and file name are given.
61730 Destination disk drive is full.
61731 Unable to read from %1, it is opened by someone else.
61732 Unable to write to %1, it is read-only or opened by someone else.
61733 An unexpected error occurred while reading %1.
61734 An unexpected error occurred while writing %1.
61744 %1: %2\nContinue running script?
61745 Dispatch exception: %1
61836 Unable to read write-only property.
61837 Unable to write read-only property.
61840 Unable to load mail system support.
61841 Mail system DLL is invalid.
61842 Send Mail failed to send message.
61856 No error occurred.
61857 An unknown error occurred while accessing %1.
61858 %1 was not found.
61859 %1 contains an invalid path.
61860 %1 could not be opened because there are too many open files.
61861 Access to %1 was denied.
61862 An invalid file handle was associated with %1.
61863 %1 could not be removed because it is the current directory.
61864 %1 could not be created because the directory is full.
61865 Seek failed on %1
61866 A hardware I/O error was reported while accessing %1.
61867 A sharing violation occurred while accessing %1.
61868 A locking violation occurred while accessing %1.
61869 Disk full while accessing %1.
61870 An attempt was made to access %1 past its end.
61872 No error occurred.
61873 An unknown error occurred while accessing %1.
61874 An attempt was made to write to the reading %1.
61875 An attempt was made to access %1 past its end.
61876 An attempt was made to read from the writing %1.
