4 Unable to continue due to the following condition.%n%n%1
5 Not enough memory is available to complete the requested operation.
6 Unable to complete the requested operation.%n%n%1
7 Account Unknown
8 Account Deleted
9 Unable to display the user selection dialog.%n%n%1
10 Unable to lookup user names for display.
11 This will replace explicitly defined permissions on all descendants of this object with inheritable permissions from %1.\n\nDo you wish to continue?
12 %1 (%2)
13 %2 %1
16 You only have permission to view the current security information on %1.
17 Unable to save permission changes on %2.%n%n%1
18 The permissions on %1 are incorrectly ordered, which may cause some entries to be ineffective.
19 You have denied the Everyone group access to %1. No one will be able to access %1 and only the owner will be able to change the permissions.\n\nDo you want to continue?
20 You can't remove %1 because this object is inheriting permissions from its parent. To remove %1, you must prevent this object from inheriting permissions. Turn off the option for inheriting permissions, and then try removing %1 again.
21 You do not have permission to view the current permission settings for %1, but you can make permission changes.
22 You do not have permission to view or edit this object s permission settings.\n\nTo take ownership of the object, which includes permission to view its properties, click Advanced.
23 You do not have permission to view or edit this object s permission settings.\n\nTo change auditing settings of the object, click Advanced.
24 You do not have permission to view or edit this object s permission settings.\n\nTo take ownership of the object, which includes permission to view its properties, or to change auditing settings, click Advanced.
25 You do not have permission to view or edit this object s permission settings.
26 Unable to save auditing changes on %2.%n%n%1
27 The current Audit Policy for this computer does not have auditing turned on. If this computer gets audit policy from the domain, please ask a domain administrator to turn on auditing using Group Policy Editor. Otherwise, use the Local Computer Policy Editor to configure the audit policy locally on this computer.
28 You only have permission to view the current owner on %1.
29 Unable to set new owner on %2.%n%n%1
30 Unable to display current owner.
31 You are setting a deny permissions entry. Deny entries take precedence over allow entries. This means that if a user is a member of two groups, one that is allowed a permission and another that is denied the same permission, the user is denied that permission.\nDo you want to continue?\n
32 Permissions for %1
33 Advanced Security Settings for %1
34 Permission Entry for %1
35 Auditing Entry for %1
36 Properties
37 Type
38 Name
39 Permission
40 Apply To
41 Type
42 Name
43 Access
44 Apply To
45 To view details for a permission entry, select the entry and then click View.
46 To view details for an auditing entry, select the entry and then click View.
48 Allow
49 Deny
50 Audit
51 Alarm
52 Unknown
53 Special
54 Success
55 Fail
56 All
57 Read property
58 Write property
59 Read/write property
60 This object only
61 This object and child objects
62 Child objects only
63 Nothing
64 You are attempting to define permissions that apply to %1 in this container. If you later create %1 in this container, they will not receive default permissions. Do you want to continue?
76 Special permissions
77 Special permissions can't be defined here. Use Advanced page to define special permissions.
78 You do not have permission to view the current permission settings for %1. It can not be determined if you have the permission to make changes. Permission changes will be allowed but it can not be guaranteed that the changes will successfully apply.
79 One or more of selected permissions are inherited from parent. Inherited permissions can't be deleted at this object.\n Do you want to delete other selected permissions.
80 Permissions
84 <a>Learn about access control and permissions</a>
85 &Permissions for %1
86 Inherited From
87 Parent Object
88 <not inherited>
89 Windows can't calculate the effective permissions for %1.
90 Account Deleted(%1)
91 Account Unknown(%1)
92 Object Permissions are not available for this object type.
93 The change you just made resulted in an access control list that exceeds the maximum size. You must remove approximately %1 access control entries before the changes can be saved.\n
94 The access control list size exceeds the maximum size. You must remove approximately %1 access control entries before the changes can be saved or the advanced page can be opened.\n
95 The change you are about to make will result in %1 auditing entries being added to the access control list.
96 The change you are about to make will result in %1 permissions being added to the access control list.
97 Because these auditing entries propagate to child objects, making this change will require more storage and time to evaluate. The higher this container is in the directory hierarchy, the more significant the performance degradation.
98 Because these permissions propagate to child objects, making this change will require more storage and time to evaluate. The higher this container is in the directory hierarchy, the more significant the performance degradation.
99 Consider either replacing the above auditing entries with fewer, more inclusive auditing entries, not applying the auditing entries to child objects, or not proceeding with this change. Click Help for more information.
100 Consider either replacing the above permissions with fewer, more inclusive permissions, not applying the permissions to child objects, or not proceeding with this change. Click Help for more information.
101 Auditing
102 The change you are about to make will result in %1 permissions being added to the access control list.
103 The change you are about to make will result in %1 auditing entries being added to the access control list.
104 Consider either replacing these auditing entries with fewer, more inclusive auditing entries, not applying the auditing entries to child objects, or not proceeding with this change.
105 Consider either replacing these permissions with fewer, more inclusive permissions, not applying the permissions to child objects, or not proceeding with this change.
106 You are about to add a disabled object. If you want to add an enabled object, try selecting the object from another location.\n
107 This object contains callback permissions that can't be viewed or edited in this dialog box.
108 Other users and groups (double-click to add)...
109 One or more of the auditing entries attached to %1 has an unrecognized type and can not be displayed.
111 Unable to set new owner on %1. You do not have the Restore privilege required to set this user/group as owner.
112 You have denied all users access to %1. No one will be able to access %1 and only the owner will be able to change the permissions.\n\nDo you want to continue?
113 If you have just taken ownership of this object, you will need to close and reopen this object's properties before you can view or change permissions.
115 No groups or users have permission to access this object. However, the owner of this object can assign permissions.
116 No permissions have been assigned for this object.\n\nWarning: this is a potential security risk because anyone who can access this object can take ownership of it. The object s owner should assign permissions as soon as possible.
117 One or more of the permission entries attached to %1 has an unrecognized type and can not be displayed.
119 To display the requested security information on this page, the software developer needs to fix the following problem:\nISecurityInformation3 interface is not implemented.
120 To continue, you must be an administrative user with permission to view this object's security properties.\n\nDo you want to continue?
121 &Continue
122 You do not have permission to view this object s security properties, even as an administrative user.\n\nTo try taking ownership of the object, which includes permission to view its properties, click Advanced.
123 To continue, you must be an administrative user with privileges to view this object's auditing properties.\n\nDo you want to continue?
124 To display the requested security information on this page, the software developer needs to fix the following problem:\nInvalid combination of display options.
125 You do not have permission to view this object s security properties, even as an administrative user.\n\nTo try taking ownership of the object, which includes permission to view its properties, click OK to close this dialog, and then go to the Owner tab.
126 To display the requested security information on this page, the software developer needs to fix the following problem:\nFull object name is empty.
127 You do not have privileges to view this object s auditing properties, even as an administrative user.\n\nTo try taking ownership of the object, which includes permission to view its properties, click OK to close this dialog, and then go to the Owner tab.
128 You do not have permission to view this object s owner, even as an administrative user.
129 Can't open access control editor. %1
130 You do not have permission to view or edit this object s permission settings. To try again using a different administrator account, close this dialog box and log on using the other account.\n\nTo try changing or viewing this object's auditing settings, click Advanced.
131 You do not have permission to view this object s security properties. To view its security properties, you can try taking ownership of the object. As the owner, you can also control who gets permissions on the object. Please note that once you take ownership, the previous owner might not have access to the object.\n\nTo try taking ownership of the object, select an account from the list, and then click OK.
