$SettingsViewStartup_GroupStartup_false=Starts the "$ProfileDescription". Makes the "$ProfileDescription" start automatically when Protection starts.
$SettingsViewStartup_GroupStartup_true=Stops the "$ProfileDescription". It will also not start automatically along with Protection.
$SettingsViewStartup_GroupStartup_default=Starts the "$ProfileDescription". Makes the "$ProfileDescription" start automatically when Protection starts.
$SettingsViewStartup_GroupStartup=Starts the "$ProfileDescription" component when Protection starts.
$SelObjDlg=Selects object to scan.
$DefExcDlg=Creates a $ProductName exclusion list. The objects on this list are not scanned by the application for malicious code.
$Component=The
; FILE ANTI-VIRUS SETTINGS
$ProtLevel_Recommended=Recommended
$ProtLevel_Custom=Custom
$CheckNewHint=Only scans newly created, unscanned files, and files that have been modified since their last scan. This feature tracks both the creation of new files and the modification of existing files.
$TreatGroupAsk=Displays a special notification every time an infected/potentially infected file is discovered on your computer. The notification contains information about the threat and indicates possible courses of action.
$TreatGroupDontAsk=Attempts to disinfect the infected file, and if the file cannot be disinfected, deletes it. A copy of the original file is stored in the Backup directory.
$TreatGroupTryCure=Attempts to disinfect the infected file, and if the file cannot be disinfected (for example, it is being used by another program), the application will notify you. A copy of the original file is stored in the Backup directory.
$TreatGroupTryDeleteIncurable=Attempts to delete the infected/potentially infected file if it could not be disinfected. If the file cannot be deleted (for example, it is being used by another program) the application will notify you and indicate possible courses of action. A copy of the original file is stored in the Backup directory.
$TreatGroupDontAsk=Blocks access to infected/potentially infected files.
; GROUP LEVEL
$GroupLevelReset=Sets the protection level to "$ProtLevel_Recommended", in which all protection settings match those recommended by Kaspersky Lab.
$GroupLevelCustomize=Sets and configures the "$ProtLevel_Custom" protection level.
; PROTECTION LEVELS
$ProtLevelGroup_ProtLevelHighest=Most complete protection. Recommended when working in a hostile environment.
$ProtLevelGroup_ProtLevelHigh=Combination of acceptable speed and high-level protection.
$ProtLevelGroup_ProtLevelRecommended=Sets protection settings to match those recommended by Kaspersky Lab.
$ProtLevelGroup_ProtLevelLow=Combination of high speed and low-level protection.
$ProtLevelGroup_ProtLevelLowest=Combination of maximum speed and minimum protection.
$ProtLevelGroup_ProtLevelCustom=Protection level with user-defined settings.
$Scan_FileTypes_Group_All=Scans all files, regardless of their binary types.
$Scan_FileTypes_Group_Infectable=Scans all files that have been exposed to infection. \n\nTo determine if a file could be infected, its binary format is analyzed.
$Scan_FileTypes_Group_Predefined=Scans all files that could be infected. \n\nThe filename's extension is analyzed to determine if the file could be infected. The binary format is not examined.
$OAS_DontCheck_Group_ScanUnchangedObjects_true=Scans only new files and files that have been modified since their last scan.
$OAS_DontCheck_Group_ScanUnchangedObjects_false=Scans all files.
$OAS_DontCheck_Group_ScanUnchangedObjects_default=Scanning only new and modified files improves the average speed of the scan process.
; COMPOUND FILES GROUP
$PostponedDueSizeCheck=Scans composite files. The files can still be worked on, since they are scanned in parallel.
$ScanCompoundFiles_Group_Mail=Scans e-mail databases saved on your computer.
$ScanCompoundFiles_Group_AskPwd=Displays a popup window requesting a password when password-protected archives are scanned.
$CompoundFiles_Group_ScanArchived_false=Scans .zip, .cab, .rar, and .arj archives, including password-protected archives.
$CompoundFiles_Group_ScanSFXArchived_false=Scans self-extracting archives and other types of installation files.
$CompoundFiles_Group_ScanSFXArchived_true=Disables scans of self-extracting archives and other installation files.
$CompoundFiles_Group_ScanSFXArchived_default=Scans self-extracting archives and other types of installation files.
$CompoundFiles_Group_ScanOLE_false=Scans objects embedded in files. \n\nAn Excel table or macros inserted into a Microsoft Word file, or e-mail attachment, are examples of OLE objects.
$CompoundFiles_Group_ScanOLE_true=Disables scans of objects embedded in files.
$CompoundFiles_Group_ScanOLE_default=Embedded objects can be, for instance, an Excel spreadsheet, a Microsoft Word document, etc.
$CompoundFiles_Group_UseCompoundPostponeSize_false=Scans large files while the user is working.
$CompoundFiles_Group_UseCompoundPostponeSize_true=Prevents large files from being used until they have been scanned for viruses. These files are made available to the user only if they are not infected.
$CompoundFiles_Group_UseCompoundPostponeSize_default=Scanning of archives of the specified size is postponed to the end of the whole scan process.
$CompoundFiles_Group_UseSizeLimit_false=Sets restrictions on the size of files scanned. The application will not scan files larger than the size specified.
$CompoundFiles_Group_UseSizeLimit_true=Disables restrictions on the size of files scanned.
$CompoundFiles_Group_UseSizeLimit_default=Archives larger than the size specified are not scanned.
; PROTECTION INCLUSIONS
$IncGroupAddObj=Adds object to the protected zone.
$IncGroupEdtObj=Edits the selected object.
$IncGroupDelObj=Deletes the selected object from the Proactive Defense zone. \n\nYou do not have to delete the object from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to its name on the list.
$ExcGroupAddObj=Adds an object that will not be covered by Proactive Defense.
$ExcGroupEdtObj=Edits the selected object.
$ExcGroupDelObj=Deletes the selected exclusion. \n\nYou do not have to delete the exclusion from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to its name on the list, or change the list of components that use this exclusion.
; MAIL MONITOR
$POP3=POP3
$SMTP=SMTP
$IMAP=IMAP
$NNTP=NNTP
$Outlook=Microsoft Office Outlook
$TheBat=The Bat!
$SupportedProtos=$POP3/$SMTP/$IMAP/$NNTP
$SupportedMailClients=$Outlook and $TheBat
$ConnectivityTraffic=Intercepts, analyzes, and scans e-mails sent via $SupportedProtos for viruses.
$ConnectivityMailClients=Adds plug-in to $SupportedMailClients that can configure advanced virus scans and e-mail processing features.
$MailMonAdvSettAddHint=Adds a new exclusion to the list.
$MailMonAdvSettEdtHint=Edits the selected exclusion.
$MailMonAdvSettDelHint=Deletes the selected exclusion from the list. \n\nYou do not have to delete the exclusion from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to its name on the list, or change the list of components that use this exclusion.
$MailOptions_Group_Archive_false=Scans .zip, .cab, .rar, and .arj archives, including password-protected archives and e-mail attachments.
$MailOptions_Group_Archive_true=Disables scan of attached archives.
$MailOptions_Group_Archive_default=
$MailOptions_Group_SkipCheck_false=Postpones scanning files that will take more than $(TimeLimit) seconds to analyze until after all other files in the protected zone which require less time than the threshold.
$MailOptions_Group_SkipCheck_true=Disables the time limit for scanning files.\n\nMail Anti-Virus scans all files regardless of\nhow much time they take to scan.
$MailOptions_Group_SkipCheck_default=This can skip scanning files when the scan process takes longer than $(TimeLimit) seconds.
$AttachmentFilter_Group_Rename=Replaces the last character of the name of attachments with an underscore. The file types that you want to rename can be selected by pressing the "File types" button.
$AttachmentFilter_Group_Delete=Deletes the specified type of attachment. The file types that you want to delete can be selected by pressing the "File types" button.
$AttachmentFilter_Group_FileTypes=Displays and edits a list of attachment types\nthat the filter applies to.
$AttachmentFilter_Group_FileTypes_Body_Add=Adds a filtration mask for e-mail attachments.
$AttachmentFilter_Group_FileTypes_Body_Edt=Edits the selected attachment filtration mask.
$AttachmentFilter_Group_FileTypes_Body_Del=Deletes the selected attachment filtration mask.
$Connectivity_Group_Traffic_false=Scans e-mails sent via $SupportedProtos.
$Connectivity_Group_Traffic_true=Disables scans of e-mails sent via $SupportedProtos.
$Connectivity_Group_Traffic_default=Lets you scan e-mails regardless of the E-Mail client software installed.
$Connectivity_Group_Clients_false=Installs the$ProfileName plug-in in $SupportedMailClients.
$Connectivity_Group_Clients_true=Disables plug-in use in $SupportedMailClients.
$Connectivity_Group_Clients_default=Enables a special anti-virus plugin in $SupportedMailClients.
; WEB MONITOR
$WebMonitorURLAdd=Adds a trusted address mask.
$WebMonitorURLEdt=Edits the selected trusted address mask.
$WebMonitorURLDel=Deletes the selected trusted address mask. \n\nYou do not have to delete the mask from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$BehaviorBlockerExcludesBtnHint=Displays and edits the Proactive Defense exclusion list.
$BehaviorBlockerPDMSettingsHint=Displays and edits the process tracking settings.
$BehaviorBlockerREGSettingsHint=Displays and edits the system registry tracking settings.
$BehaviorBlockerOGSettingsHint=Displays and edits the settings for scanning the VBA macros being run on your computer.
$BehaviorBlockerActionAsk=Displays a special notification on the screen every time suspicious behavior is detected on your computer. The notification contains information on the suspicious behavior and gives you several options for what action the application will take.
$BehaviorBlockerActionDontAsk=Blocks a process that attempts to execute a suspicious action. \nThe application's response is determined by the settings listed below.
$BehaviorBlockerActionTerminate=Forcibly closes a process that attempts to execute a suspicious action.
$BehaviorBlockerActionRollback=Rolls back an action executed by a suspicious process, and restores the system to its state before the action was carried out.
$BehaviorBlockerActionQuarantine=Quarantines a process that attempts to execute a suspicious action.
$PDM_AppRules_AddBtn=Adds an executable module for creating rules. By default, a permission rule is created for the selected executable module.
$PDM_AppRulesDeleteBtn=Deletes the selected rule for the program. \n\nYou do not have to delete the rule from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$REGSettings_Group_Add=Adds system registry keys to the list of keys monitored.
$REGSettings_Group_Edt=Edits the list of registry keys whose changes are monitored by Kaspersky Internet Security.
$REGSettings_Group_Del=Deletes the selected key from the list of monitored keys. \n\nYou do not have to delete the registry key from the list. If you do not want to monitor modifications to it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$RegKeySelectForm=Selects a registry key to be added to the list of monitored keys.
$GroupKeys_Page_Add=$RegKeySelectForm \n\nThe selected key will be added to the list of keys for the current group.
$GroupKeys_Page_Edt=$RegKeySelectForm \n\nThe selected key will replace the current key on the list of keys for the current group.
$GroupKeys_Page_Del=Deletes the selected key. \n\nYou do not have to delete the key from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$GroupRules_Page_Add=Adds a rule for monitoring a registry key. The default rule allows the key values to be read. Changing or deleting the key is accompanied by a preliminary query. \n\nThe rule can be edited to specify \n1 the program for which the rule is created, and\n2 the application's reaction to the following operations:\n- read, \n- edit, and\n- delete.
$GroupRules_Page_Del=Deletes the selected key monitor rule. \n\nYou do not have to delete the rule from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$GroupRules_Page_U=Moves the selected rule up one position on the list of rules, increasing its priority.
$GroupRules_Page_D=Moves the selected rule down one position on the list, decreasing its priority.
$OGAction_Group_Ask=Displays a special notification when a suspicious macro is loaded. The notification contains information on the macro and indicates possible courses of action.
$OGAction_Group_Terminate=Blocks the macro.
$BBExcludes_Group_Add=Adds an object or mask to the list not protected by the application.
$BBExcludes_Group_Edt=Edits the selected exclusion.
$BBExcludes_Group_Del=Deletes the selected exclusion from the list. \n\nYou do not have to delete the exclusion from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$OG_Group_OG_Enable_false=Analyzes all Visual Basic for Applications macros loaded on your computer for viruses.
$OG_Group_OG_Enable_true=Disables scans of VBA macros.
$OG_Group_OG_Enable_default=Scans Visual Basic for Applications macros for suspicious functionality.
$PG_Group_PDM_Enable_default=Tracks changes made to applications' components.
$PDM_Group_PDM_Enable_false=Monitors suspicious behaviors started on your computer.
$PDM_Group_PDM_Enable_true=Disables monitoring of suspicious behavior.
$PDM_Group_PDM_Enable_default=Monitors suspicious behaviors started on your computer.
$REG_Group_REG_Enable_false=Monitors changes to the Windows system registry.
$REG_Group_REG_Enable_true=Disables monitoring of the system registry.
$REG_Group_REG_Enable_default=Monitors changes made to a set of special Windows system Registry keys with usage specific to malware.
; ANTI-SPY
$AdvertisingBlock_Group_Trusted=Displays and edits lists of trusted addresses. Trusted addresses are not monitored by Anti-Spy.
$AntiDialers_Group_Trusted=Displays and edits lists of trusted telephone numbers. The network connection is not monitored for numbers on this list.
$AntiDialers_Group_Trusted_Body_Add=Adds a new trusted number to the list.
$AntiDialers_Group_Trusted_Body_Edt=Edits the selected trusted telephone number.
$AntiDialers_Group_Trusted_Body_Del=Deletes the selected telephone number from the list of trusted numbers. \n\nYou do not have to delete the number from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$AntiPhishing_Group_Enable_false=Compares URL addresses with the phishing database.
$AntiPhishing_Group_Enable_true=Disables scanning of URLs for phishing.
$AntiPhishing_Group_Enable_default=Compares URL addresses with the phishing database records.
$PopupBlock_Group_Enable_false=Blocks pop-up windows on your computer.
$PopupBlock_Group_Enable_default=Blocks pop-up windows in web browsers.
$AdBlock_Group_Enable_false=Blocks banner ads.
$AdBlock_Group_Enable_true=Disables banner ad blocking.
$AdBlock_Group_Enable_default=Blocks banner ads.
$AntiDialers_Group_Enable_false=Blocks autodialers to pornographic and other sites.
$AntiDialers_Group_Enable_true=Allows autodialers to pornographic and other sites.
$AntiDialers_Group_Enable_default=Blocks hidden attempts to establish modem connections. Whenever such an attempt is intercepted, $Anti_Spy requests user confirmation.
$IETrusted=IETrusted
$IEIntranet=IEIntranet
; SCRIPT MONITOR
$Trusted_Body_Add=Adds a trusted URL or address mask to the list of trusted sites (those with information that is not scanned).
$Trusted_Body_Edt=Edits a trusted URL or address mask.
$Trusted_Body_Del=Deletes trusted URL address or mask from the list. \n\nYou do not have to delete the address from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$WTreat_Group_Ask=Displays a special message whenever an infected object is detected. The notification contains information about the infected object and indicates possible courses of action.
$WTreat_Group_DontAsk=Blocks the infected object without prompting the user.
$WTreat_Group_Allow=Allows the infected object to be opened without notifying the user.
$WConnectivity_Group_Traffic_false=Intercepts, analyzes, and scans all files for viruses transmitted via $HTTP.
$WConnectivity_Group_Traffic_true=Disables monitoring of $HTTP traffic.
$WConnectivity_Group_Traffic_default=Intercepts, analyzes, and scans all files for viruses transmitted via $HTTP.
$WConnectivity_Group_Clients_false=Disables use of the script-scanning plug-in for $IE.
$WConnectivity_Group_Clients_true=Installs a plug-in in $IE that scans scripts run on your computer.
$WConnectivity_Group_Clients_default=Activates a plug-in in $IE that scans scripts run on your computer.
$Restrictions_Group_Archive_false=Scans .zip, .cab, .rar, and .arj archives, including password-protected archives, sent via $HTTP.
$Restrictions_Group_Archive_true=Disables the scanning of archived files.
$Restrictions_Group_SkipCheck_false=Limits the cache time for file fragments sent via $HTTP to $(httpscan.HTTPSettings.TimeLimit) seconds.\n\nAfter this time has elapsed, you can begin using the object being scanned without waiting for the scan to finish.
$Restrictions_Group_SkipCheck_true=Disables the time limit for caching object fragments.\n\nIn this case, you have to wait until the object fragment scan is complete before the object can be used.
$Restrictions_Group_SkipCheck_default=Limits the cache time for file fragments sent via $HTTP to $(httpscan.HTTPSettings.TimeLimit) seconds.
; ANTI-HACKER
$Firewall_Group_Rules=Creates and edits rules that define how Anti-Hacker behaves towards programs opened, and data packets sent/received, from your computer's network.
$IDSSettings_Group_IDSSettings=Configures Anti-Hacker for attempts to attack your computer.
$SettingsWindow_Anti_Hacker_IDSSettings_Notify=Displays noticfication providing information regarding attempted attacks on your computer, and indicating the range of possible responses.
$SettingsWindow_Anti_Hacker_IDSSettings_BanCheck=Bans inbound network connections with the computer attacking for a specified interval of time.
$Anti_Hacker_AppRules_Group_Add=Selects an executable module and creates a rule for it.
$Anti_Hacker_AppRules_Group_Edt=Displays and edits rules for the selected executable module.
$Anti_Hacker_AppRules_Group_Del=Deletes the selected executable module from the list, along with all its associated rules.
$Anti_Hacker_AppRules_Branch_Add=Adds a new rule for the executable module. The new rule will be added to the beginning of the list of rules for programs, and will have the highest priority.
$Anti_Hacker_AppRules_Branch_Edt=Edits the selected rule for the executable module.
$Anti_Hacker_AppRules_Branch_Del=Deletes the selected rule for the executable module. \n\nYou do not have to delete the rule from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$Anti_Hacker_AppRules_Branch_U=Moves the selected rule up one position, increasing its priority.
$Anti_Hacker_AppRules_Branch_D=Moves the selected rule down one position, decreasing its priority.
$Anti_Hacker_PacketRules_Add=Adds a new rule for the data packet. \n\nThe new rule will be added to the beginning of the list of rules for the packet and will have the highest priority.
$Anti_Hacker_PacketRules_Edt=Edits the selected rule for the packet.
$Anti_Hacker_PacketRules_Del=Deletes the selected rule for the packet. \n\nYou do not have to delete the rule from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$Firewall_Group_EnableFW_false=Enables protection of your work in the network. Network activity on your computer will be monitored according to the protection level selected.
$Firewall_Group_EnableFW_true=Disables protection of your work in the network. All network activity on your computer will be allowed.
$Firewall_Group_EnableFW_default=Enables protection of your work in the network. Network activity on your computer will be monitored according to the protection level selected.
$STM_Group_EnableSTM_false=Activates Stealth Mode.\n\nWhen running in this mode, incoming connections cannot be initialized.\nThis lets you work safely on the Internet without being vulnerable to, for example, port scans.
$STM_Group_EnableSTM_true=Disables Stealth Mode.
$STM_Group_EnableSTM_default=Stealth Mode ensures that network attacks will no longer be possible.
$FWLevelBlockAllTT=
$FWLevelRejectNotFilteredTT=
$FWLevelAskUserTT=
$FWLevelAllowNotFilteredTT=
$FWLevelAllowAllTT=
; ANTI-SPAM
$Training_Group_RunTraining=The Anti-Spam Training Wizard analyzes e-mails and thereby trains the spam recognition algorithm.
$ActivateMaskEditor=Edits the mask selected on the list.
$Trusted_Senders_Check=Uses sender white lists for spam recognition.
$Trusted_Words_Check=Uses phrase white lists for spam recognition.
$Blocked_Senders_Check=Uses sender black lists for spam recognition.
$Blocked_Words_Check=Uses phrase black lists for spam recognition.
$Trusted_Senders_Add=Adds new address/address mask to the trusted sender list. E-mail from these addresses is always marked as not spam.
$Trusted_Senders_Del=Deletes selected address/address mask from the white list. \n\nYou do not have to delete the address. If you do not want to use it as a trusted address, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$Trusted_Senders_Import=Imports a trusted sender list from file.
$Trusted_Words_Add=Adds a new phrase/phrase mask for the list of trusted phrases. If this phrase is found in an e-mail, it is always marked as not spam.
$Trusted_Words_Del=Deletes a selected phrase/phrase mask from the list of trusted phrases. \n\nYou do not have to delete the phrase from the list. If you do not want to use it as a trusted phrase, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$Blocked_Senders_Add=Adds new address/address mask to the blocked sender list. E-mail from these senders is always marked as spam.
$Blocked_Senders_Edt=$Trusted_Senders_Edt
$Blocked_Senders_Del=Deletes selected address/address mask from the black list. \n\nYou do not have to delete the address. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$Blocked_Words_Add=Adds a new phrase/phrase mask to the black list. If this phrase is found in an e-mail, it is always marked as spam.
$Blocked_Words_Edt=$Trusted_Words_Edt
$Blocked_Words_Del=Deletes selected phrase/phrase mask from the black list. \n\nYou do not have to delete the phrase from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$Bayes_General_EnableBayes=Uses the modified self-training Bayes algorithm to recognize spam.
$Retrain_Group_KeepExisting=Adds data obtained by processing e-mails with the Training Wizard to the preinstalled spam database.
$Retrain_Group_Retrain=Replaces the preinstalled spam database with the new database created by the Training Wizard.
$Training_Group_TrainOutgoing_descr=\n\nAddressees of outgoing mail are automatically put on the white list.\nAnti-Spam trains on outgoing mail until fifty outgoing e-mails have been registered in its database, at which point training on outgoing e-mails stops.
$Training_Group_TrainOutgoing_false=Disables use of outgoing e-mails to fill the address white list.$Training_Group_TrainOutgoing_descr
$Training_Group_TrainOutgoing_true=Uses outgoing e-mails to fill the address white list.$Training_Group_TrainOutgoing_descr
$Training_Group_TrainOutgoing_default=Uses outgoing e-mails to fill the address white list.
$ASConnectivity_Group_Clients_descr=\n\nIn this case, you can control e-mail scanning directly from these mail clients by using the special executable modules or settings.
$ASConnectivity_Group_Clients_false=Installs plug-ins for "$ProfileDescription" in $SupportedMailClients for a more complete e-mail scanning configuration.$ASConnectivity_Group_Clients_descr
$ASConnectivity_Group_Clients_true=Disables use of the "$ProfileDescription" plug-in in $SupportedMailClients.
$ASConnectivity_Group_Clients_default=Lets you scan e-mails directly from e-mail programs using special buttons and settings.
$ASConnectivity_Group_Traffic_descr=If traffic interception is enabled for the given protocols, "$ProfileDescription" runs regardless of the mail client installed on your computer.\n\nIf your mail client does not support Anti-Spam, you must check that box for spam protection.
$ASConnectivity_Group_Traffic_false=Intercepts and analyzes e-mails transmitted via $SupportedProtos for spam. $ASConnectivity_Group_Traffic_descr
$ASConnectivity_Group_Traffic_true=Disables spam filtration of e-mail traffic sent via $SupportedProtos. $ASConnectivity_Group_Traffic_descr
$ASConnectivity_Group_Traffic_default=Intercepts and analyzes junk e-mail regardless of the mail client installed.
$ASConnectivity_Group_MailWasher_descr=Mail Dispatcher can delete spam directly from the mail server without downloading the e-mails onto your computer. This saves time and cuts down on network traffic.
$ASConnectivity_Group_MailWasher_false=Uses Mail Dispatcher whenever e-mail enters your mailbox. $ASConnectivity_Group_MailWasher_descr
$ASConnectivity_Group_MailWasher_true=Disables use of Mail Dispatcher when new mail enters your inbox. $ASConnectivity_Group_MailWasher_descr
$ProtectionStartup_Group_Startup=Starts $ProductName when the operating system starts.
$ProtectionStartup_Group_Enable=Starts all protection components checked in the "General" settings section.
$ProtectionStartupGroupEnable_false=Click to disable all protection components.
$ProtectionStartupGroupEnable_true=Click to start all protection components checked in the "General" settings section.
$ProtectionStartupGroupEnable_default=Enables all the components of the $ProductName checked in the "General" settings section.
$GlobalDefend_Group_Exceptions=Creates a list of objects not to be protected by Kaspersky Internet Security.
$SettingsWindow_Protection_Exceptions_Dlg_Add=Adds an exclusion to the list of objects which are not to be protected by Kaspersky Internet Security.
$SettingsWindow_Protection_Exceptions_Dlg_Edt=Edits the exclusion selected in the list.
$SettingsWindow_Protection_Exceptions_Dlg_Del=Deletes the exclusion selected in the list. \n\nYou do not have to delete the exclusion from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
; SERVICE
$Notifications_Group_EnableNotifications_false=Notifies you of events in the operation of $ProductName.
$Notifications_Group_EnableNotifications_true=Disables event notification for the operation of $ProductName.
$Notifications_Group_EnableNotifications_default=
$Notifications_Group_ConfigureNotifications=Configures ways of notifying users about events in the operation of $ProductName.
$ProductPassword_Group_ConfigurePassword_false=Password-protects access to the operation and settings of $ProductName.
$ProductPassword_Group_ConfigurePassword_true=Disables password protection for $ProductName.
$ProductPassword_Group_ConfigurePassword_default=Password-protects access to the operation and settings of $ProductName.
$ProductPassword_Group_ConfigurePassword=Selects application functions that $ProductName requires a password to run.
$PowerSaving_Group_Battery_false=Carries out virus scans at scheduled times, regardless of your computer's power supply.
$PowerSaving_Group_Battery_true=Blocks scheduled virus scans if your computer is running on battery power.
$PowerSaving_Group_Battery_default=Blocks scheduled virus scans if your computer is running on battery power.
$PowerSaving_Group_CPU_false=Scans for viruses while resource-intensive programs are running.
$PowerSaving_Group_CPU_true=Pauses virus scans while resource-intensive programs are running.
$PowerSaving_Group_CPU_default=Pauses virus scans while resource-intensive programs are running.
$GlobalReset_Group_descr=\n\nThis is useful if the same settings for $ProductName are applied to several computers on the network.
$GlobalReset_Group_LoadSettings=Loads settings for $ProductName from a configuration file. $GlobalReset_Group_descr
$GlobalReset_Group_SaveSettings=Saves settings for $ProductName in a configuration file. $GlobalReset_Group_descr
$GlobalReset_Group_Reset=Resets the settings for $ProductName to the recommended ones.\n\nIf the settings have been changed prior to this, the application will ask you if you want to save them. $GlobalReset_Group_descr
; SCAN
$FileTypes_Group_Infectable=Scans all files, regardless of their binary types.
$FileTypes_Group_All=Scans all files that have been exposed to infection. \n\nTo determine if a file could be infected, its binary format is analyzed.
$FileTypes_Group_Predefined=Scan all files that could be infected. \n\nThe filename's extension is analyzed to determine if the file could be infected. The binary format is not examined.
$ActivateTreatWindow=Displays a special notification on the screen every time a dangerous object is detected on your computer. The notification contains information about the object and indicates possible courses of action.
$TreatTryDisinfect=Attempts to disinfect the dangerous file. If treatment is possible, the application stores a copy of the original object in the Backup directory.
$ScanTreat_Group_AskFinish=Displays a list of dangerous objects detected upon completion of the scan. The status of each object is listed, with possible courses of action.
$ScanTreat_Group_AskDetect=Displays a special notification on the screen every time a dangerous object is detected.
$ScanTreat_Group_DontAsk=Blocks a dangerous object without notifying the user.\nThe application's response is determined by the settings below.
$ScanTreat_Group_TryDisinfect=$TreatTryDisinfect
$ScanTreat_Group_TryDelete=Attempts to treat a dangerous object, first creating and saving a backup copy of it. If the object cannot be neutralized, the application will attempt to delete it.
$Apply_Group_ApplyScanSettings=Applies the set protection level and the action selected to all virus scan tasks.
$ScanAdvSettAdd_Add=Adds an object that will not be scanned for viruses.
$ScanAdvSettAdd_Edt=Edits the selected exclusion.
$ScanAdvSettAdd_Del=Deletes the selected exclusion. \n\nYou do not have to delete the exclusion from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$ScanSchedule_Group_ScheduleChange=Sets up a schedule for running "$ProfileDescription" tasks.
$TempExcludeFlag=You do not have to delete the object from the list. If you do not want to use it, simply uncheck the box next to it on the list.
$OAS_Include_Group_Add=Add an object to protection.
$OAS_Include_Group_Edt=Edits the selected object's listing.
$OAS_Include_Group_Del=Deletes the selected object. $TempExcludeFlag
$OAS_Exclude_Group_Add=Adds an object to the virus scan exclusion list.
$OAS_Exclude_Group_Edt=Edits the object selected on the list.
$OAS_Exclude_Group_Del=Deletes the selected object from the virus scan exclusion list. $TempExcludeFlag
; UPDATER
$Updater_Update_Type_ScheduleAuto=Receives updates on the schedule located on an update server.
;
$Protection_Checks_EnableSelfProt=Self-Defense denies outside access to files and Windows Registry keys which the $ProductName owns.
$Protection_Checks_DisableServiceStop=Configures the program so that it can only be started and stopped from the $ProductName's settings window.
;------------- ConfigureWizard -----------
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Settings_false=
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Settings_true=
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Settings_default=Use settings inherited from the previous version of the program.
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Quarantine_false=
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Quarantine_true=
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Quarantine_default=Use Quarantine objects inherited from the previous version of the program.
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Backup_false=
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Backup_true=
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_Backup_default=Use Backup objects inherited from the previous version of the program.
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_License_false=
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_License_true=
$ConfigureWizard_Inherit_License_default=Use the license key inherited from the previous version of the program.
