7 Sleepy isn't installed on this computer (installed path not found in registry).
8 Sleepy isn't installed on this computer (executable not found in installed path).
18 Path to network folder is empty. Specify a folder and try again.
19 Unable to write the settings file to the network folder. Make sure the folder exists and that the folder path and permissions are correct.
26 Sleepy Network Configuration
35 The wrong version of Sleepy is installed on this computer.\n\nThis version of netset.exe is for use only with Sleepy version 6.x.
39 No settings files were found in the network folder.\n\nCheck that the folder is correct, and make sure that you have already configured another computer as master.
45 The settings file 'Sleepy' is missing required information.\n\nDo you want reset the file to default values?\n\n(Click No to leave it unchanged)
89 If any computers on your network are still using network settings, then at least one other computer must be configured as a master.\n\nAre you sure you want to change the configuration?
98 None: Sleepy reads local settings (default)
99 Client: Sleepy reads network settings
100 Master: Sleepy controls network settings
101 &Settings files in above folder (add files if you need different settings for different clients, e.g. Lab1, Lab2...):
102 &Select settings file that client will read\nfrom above folder:
103 If you delete the settings file '%s', and any clients were using it, then those clients will keep using the settings that were in the file (by reading their local backup of it), but you won't be able to make more changes to their settings.\n\nTo fix this, you will need to re-create the file, or change the network configuration of each of those clients to use a different settings file.\n\nAre you sure you want to delete the settings file '%s'?
104 The settings file 'Sleepy' is required. You can't delete it.
105 A settings file with that name already exists.\n\nChoose a different name.
106 Sleepy (required)
109 About Sleepy
110 File not found:\n\n%s
112 An error occurred when attempting to delete the file.
114 You chose a network folder path that includes a drive letter. This might not work reliably on all clients. For best results, specify the path in UNC form instead (e.g. \\Server\folder).\n\nAre you sure you want to use the network folder path as-is?
