504 The current %s account must not be a restricted account to perform this operation.
1004 The trial period for %s has expired. Click the button below to purchase your copy now.
1005 Since installation, %s has blocked %d ads, %d cookies,%d refers fields, and has validated %d firewall rules.\n\nThanks for trying %s!
1006 The trial period for %s will expire in 20 days. For more information about %s, and easy ways to buy it, just click the button below.
1007 Since installation, %s has blocked %d ads, %d cookies, %d refers fields, and has validated %d firewall rules.\n\nThanks for trying %s!
1008 The trial period for %s will expire in %d day. For more information about %s, and easy ways to buy it, just click the button below.
1009 Since installation, %s has blocked %d ads, %d cookies, %d refers fields, and has validated %d firewall rules.\n\nThanks for trying %s!
1010 The trial period for %s will expire in %d days. For more information about %s, and easy ways to buy it, just click the button below.
1011 Since installation, %s has blocked %d ads, %d cookies, %d refers fields, and has validated %d firewall rules.\n\nThanks for trying %s!
1012 &Log Off
1013 not logged on
1018 Cookie Alert
1019 Permit Cookie
1020 Block Cookie
1021 &Always use this action
1022 &Always use this action
1023 Low Risk
1024 Medium Risk
1025 High Risk
1026 A Web site is attempting to create or access a cookie on your computer.
1027 Web site: %s\n
1028 Cookie content: %s%s\n
1029 Java Alert
1030 Permit this Java applet
1031 Block this Java applet
1032 The Web page you are trying to view contains a Java applet.
1033 Web page: %s\n
1034 Java has built-in security that is usually sufficient in most cases. Java may also be essential for the page you are loading to operate. If you are concerned about what this applet does, you can block it now. If you experience trouble, refresh the page and permit the applet.
1035 &Always use this action
1036 &Always use this action
1037 ActiveX Alert
1038 Permit this ActiveX control
1039 Block this ActiveX control
1040 The Web page you are trying to view contains an ActiveX control.
1041 Web page: %s\n
1042 This control may be essential for the page you are loading to operate. You should only allow this ActiveX control if you trust the site you are visiting.\nSome browsers provide ways to verify the creator of the control, refer to Tell Me More above for more information.
1043 Private Information Alert
1044 Permit this confidential information
1045 Block this confidential information
1046 Sending To: %s\n
1047 Category: %s\n
1048 Your computer is attempting to send Private Information over the Internet.
1049 \nIt is possible that this is not your confidential information, but rather a coincidental match. Coincidental matches can occur and are more likely with numerical data or short entries in the confidential information list.
1050 Settings Alert
1051 %s has detected a settings violation. The product and/or security settings have been tampered with. Please contact your Administrator or consult the product documentation.\n\nIt is recommended that you restore the settings by choosing Yes below. Choosing to not restore the settings may result in unexpected product behavior and program failure.
1052 Consult your %s documentation for details.
1053 Do you want to restore from previously backed up settings?
1054 It is recommended that you restart your computer in order for the restored settings to take effect.\n\nDo you want to restart your computer now?
1055 Yes
1056 No
1057 Confirm Blocked Internet access
1058 Some applications do not behave normally when access to the Internet is blocked. They may display unexpected errors or otherwise behave unexpectedly. You can turn off blocking later should you experience any difficulty. Read "Changing Internet Access Control settings" in Help for more information.
1059 &Don't show this again
1060 A remote system
1061 Program Control
1062 &Always use this action
1063 Permit
1064 Block
1065 Automatically configure Internet access
1066 Manually configure Internet Access
1067 A remote system is attempting to access %s on your computer
1068 Block
1069 Permit
1070 Manually configure Internet Access
1071 %s (part of the %s) is attempting to access your system using NetBIOS file and print sharing
1072 %s (part of the %s) is attempting to access the Internet
1073 %s is attempting to access another system using NetBIOS file and print sharing
1074 %s is attempting to access the Internet.
1075 A remote system is attempting to access %s on your computer using NetBIOS file and print sharing.
1076 A remote system is attempting to access your computer
1077 A remote system is attempting to access your computer using NetBIOS file and print sharing.
1078 An application
1079 Windows Subsystem
1080 Time: %s\n
1081 Program: %s\n
1082 Inbound
1083 Outbound
1084 Protocol: %s (%s)\n
1085 Remote Address: %s\n
1086 Service port %u
1087 Local Address: %s\n
1088 Do you want to get more information?
1089 You are seeing this Security Alert because a related rule has been configured to alert you when executed.
1090 The personal firewall rule %s was executed.
1091 Click OK to close this alert
1092 &Don't create a Security Alert for this threat again.
1093 %s has detected and blocked a Portscan.
1094 %s has detected and blocked an intrusion attempt.
1095 Automatic Program Control
1096 When Automatic Program Control is on, %s will not prompt you when it creates new program rules for known applications.\n\nAre you sure you want to turn on Automatic Program Control?
1097 Disabling
1098 Launcher: %s\n
1099 Module: %s\n
1100 All local network adapters
1101 Echo Reply
1102 Destination Unreachable
1103 Source Quench
1104 Redirect
1105 Echo Request
1106 Router Advertisement
1107 Router Solicitation
1108 Time Exceeded for a Datagram
1109 Parameter Problem on a Datagram
1110 Timestamp Request
1111 Timestamp Reply
1112 Information Request
1113 Information Replay
1114 Address-Mask Request
1115 Address-Mask Reply
2012 Program Launch Monitoring has detected that an unrecognized program is attempting to access the Internet using %s.
2013 %s is attempting to access the Internet using one or more unrecognized modules.
2014 - Blocking Internet Traffic
2015 An application is trying to listen on a port that is blocked by the "%s" rule.
40009 %s Advanced Options
40010 %s Statistics
40011 %s Event Log
40012 Some parts of %s must be shut down before continuing.\nPlease close Advanced Options, Statistics and/or the Event Log before disabling %s.
40019 %s has determined that one or more of the applications settings files have been removed or tampered with. The affected file(s) will be restored back to factory default settings.
40020 This type of problem could possibly be cause by a virus or a Trojan horse program. If you have Norton AntiVirus installed, it is recommended you update your virus definition set and perform a complete scan of your system.
40021 Security Alert
40022 Always allow connections to this program on all ports
40023 Always block connections to this program on all ports
40024 Manually configure Internet access
40025 Automatically create a firewall rule
40026 %s is attempting to listen for connections from other computers.
40027 Information Blocked: %s\n
40028 Date: %s\n
40029 Permit
40030 Block
40031 Intrusion name: %s\n
40032 Intruder address: %s\n
40033 Intruder port number: %s\n
40034 Local port number: %s\n
40035 Ports Scanned: %s\n
40036 Protocol: %s\n
40037 You are attempting to send Private Information in an email or a file attached to an email.
40038 NOTE: If you block this email, %s will immediately delete the message.\n
40039 If you turn off %s, your computer will no longer be protected from Internet threats.\n\nAre you sure you want to turn off %s?
40040 There was a recent attempt to attack your computer that was blocked.\n\nDo you wish to view details on the attempted attack?
