remoting_strings.grd revision d3868032626d59662ff73b372b5d584c1d144c53
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use Chrome Remote Desktop you must grant extended access permissions to your computer. You only have to do this once. 146 </message> 147 <message desc="Confirmation prompt shown when a user needs to authenticate against a third party, explaining the need to authorize the Chrome Remote Desktop app to access the authentication URL." name="IDR_DESCRIPTION_THIRD_PARTY_AUTH"> 148 The remote host requires you to authenticate to a third-party website. To continue, you must grant Chrome Remote Desktop additional permissions to access this address: 149 </message> 150 <message desc="Description for the home screen. This is shown when the app starts up, above buttons to share or connect." name="IDR_DESCRIPTION_HOME"> 151 Chrome Remote Desktop allows you to securely share your computer over the Web. Both users must be running the Chrome Remote Desktop app, which can be found at <ph name="URL">$1<ex><a href=http://chrome.google.com/remotedesktop>chrome.google.com/remotedesktop</a>;</ex></ph>. 152 </message> 153 <message desc="Error displayed if authentication fails. This can be caused by stale credentials, in which logging out of the web-app and retrying can fix the problem." name="IDR_ERROR_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED"> 154 Authentication failed. Please sign in to Chrome Remote Desktop again. 155 </message> 156 <message desc="Error displayed if the host or client plugin are missing or if they could not be loaded." name="IDR_ERROR_BAD_PLUGIN_VERSION"> 157 Some components required for Chrome Remote Desktop are missing. Please make sure you have installed the latest version and try again. 158 </message> 159 <message desc="Error that is shown on the client side when incompatible Chrome Remote Desktop versions are installed on host and client." name="IDR_ERROR_INCOMPATIBLE_PROTOCOL"> 160 An incompatible version of Chrome Remote Desktop was detected. Please make sure that you have the latest version of Chrome and Chrome Remote Desktop on both computers and try again. 161 </message> 162 <message desc="Error displayed when the computer has a policy that only users in a particular domain may use it as a Chrome Remote Desktop host, and a user in a different domain is trying to use it as a Chrome Remote Desktop host." name="IDR_ERROR_INVALID_HOST_DOMAIN"> 163 Policy settings do not permit sharing this computer as a Chrome Remote Desktop host. Contact your system administrator for assistance. 164 </message> 165 <message desc="Error displayed when an operation is attempted that requires a signed-in user, but no-one is currently signed in." name="IDR_ERROR_NOT_AUTHENTICATED"> 166 You are not signed in to Chrome Remote Desktop. Please sign in and try again. 167 </message> 168 <message desc="Error displayed if the client plugin fails to load." name="IDR_ERROR_MISSING_PLUGIN"> 169 Some components required for Chrome Remote Desktop are missing. Please make sure you're running the latest version of Chrome and try again. 170 </message> 171 <message desc="Message displayed when the current computer is accepting remote connections." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_ACTIVE_MESSAGE"> 172 You may securely access this computer using Chrome Remote Desktop. 173 </message> 174 <message desc="Message displayed when the current computer is not accepting remote connections, instructing the user how to enable them." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_START_MESSAGE"> 175 You must enable remote connections if you want to use Chrome Remote Desktop to access this computer. 176 </message> 177 <message desc="Message displayed to the user if there are no hosts registered to their account, informing them how to set up a host on another computer." name="IDR_HOST_LIST_EMPTY_HOSTING_SUPPORTED"> 178 To enable remote connections to a different computer, install Chrome Remote Desktop there and click “<ph name="BUTTON_NAME">$1<ex>Enable remote connections</ex></ph>”. 179 </message> 180 <message desc="Message displayed to the user if there are no hosts registered to their account, informing them how to set up a host on another computer." name="IDR_HOST_LIST_EMPTY_HOSTING_UNSUPPORTED"> 181 You have no computers registered. To enable remote connections to a computer, install Chrome Remote Desktop there and click “<ph name="BUTTON_NAME">$1<ex>Enable remote connections</ex></ph>”. 182 </message> 183 <message desc="Message displayed next to the checkbox that the user can select to allow crash dump collection and reporting." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_CRASH_REPORTING_MESSAGE"> 184 Help us improve Chrome Remote Desktop by allowing us to collect usage statistics and crash reports. 185 </message> 186 <message desc="Message shown when user is asked to manually install the Host components." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_INSTALL"> 187 Chrome is downloading the Chrome Remote Desktop Host installer. Once the download is complete, please run the installer before continuing. 188 </message> 189 <message desc="Message displayed when the client or host has disconnected." name="IDR_MESSAGE_SESSION_FINISHED"> 190 Your Chrome Remote Desktop session has ended. 191 </message> 192 <message desc="The product name. Displayed in various Chrome pages, including the New Tab page, and displayed prominently on the app's main page." name="IDR_PRODUCT_NAME"> 193 Chrome Remote Desktop 194 </message> 195 <message desc="Message displayed at the bottom of the client connect dialog if Chrome Remote Desktop is running in the wrong start-up mode." name="IDR_WARNING_NOT_WINDOWED"> 196 NOTE: To ensure that all keyboard shortcuts are available, you can configure Chrome Remote Desktop to ‘Open as window’. 197 </message> 198 <message desc="Error message displayed if the user tries to connect to a computer running out-of-date Me2Me host software." name="IDR_HOST_NEEDS_UPDATE_TITLE"> 199 Chrome Remote Desktop on <ph name="HOSTNAME">$1<ex>My Linux desktop</ex></ph> is out-of-date and needs to be updated. 200 </message> 201 <message name="IDR_SURVEY_INVITATION" desc="Invitation to the user to participate in a user survey for Chrome Remote Desktop"> 202 Want to help improve Chrome Remote Desktop? <ph name="LINK_BEGIN">$1<ex><a href=http://goo.gl/njH2q>;</ex></ph>Take the survey.<ph name="LINK_END">$2<ex></a></ex></ph> 203 </message> 204 <message name="IDR_COMPANY_NAME" desc="The company name specified in the version information of each Chrome Remote Desktop Host executable."> 205 Google Inc. 206 </message> 207 <message name="IDR_COPYRIGHT" desc="The copyright message specified in the version information of each Chrome Remote Desktop Host executable. It should be updated every year."> 208 Copyright 2013 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved. 209 </message> 210 <message name="IDR_DISPLAY_SERVICE_NAME" desc="The name of the Windows service installed by Chrome Remote Desktop."> 211 Chrome Remote Desktop Service 212 </message> 213 <message name="IDR_SERVICE_DESCRIPTION" desc="The description of the Windows service installed by Chrome Remote Desktop."> 214 This service enables incoming connections from Chrome Remote Desktop clients. 215 </message> 216 <message name="IDR_CONTROLLER_NAME" desc="The name of the component to be elevated shown on the UAC prompt when enabling or disabling Chrome Remote Desktop Host."> 217 Chrome Remote Desktop Host Controller 218 </message> 219 <message name="IDR_VERIFY_PIN_DIALOG_MESSAGE" desc="The message displayed by the PIN verification dialog."> 220 Please confirm your account and PIN below to allow access by Chrome Remote Desktop. 221 </message> 222 <message name="IDR_REMOTING_HOST_PLUGIN_NAME" desc="Name of Chrome Remote Desktop Host plugin displayed by Chrome at about:plugins."> 223 Chrome Remote Desktop Host 224 </message> 225 <message name="IDR_MAC_PREFPANE_BUNDLE_NAME" desc="The bundle name specified in the property list of Chrome Remote Desktop Host Preferences bundle on MacOS."> 226 Chrome Remote Desktop Host Preferences 227 </message> 228 <message name="IDR_MAC_PREFPANE_ICON_LABEL" desc="The name of Chrome Remote Desktop Host icon in Preference Pane on MacOS. The carriage return makes sure that the label is not truncated."> 229 Chrome Remote
Desktop Host 230 </message> 231 <message name="IDR_MAC_UNINSTALLER_BUNDLE_NAME" desc="The bundle name specified in the property list of Chrome Remote Desktop Host Uninstaller bundle on MacOS."> 232 Chrome Remote Desktop Host Uninstaller 233 </message> 234 </if> 235 236 <if expr="not pp_ifdef('_google_chrome')"> 237 <message desc="Message shown when the Chromoting client tab is closed while a connection is active." name="IDR_CLOSE_PROMPT"> 238 Leaving this page will end your Chromoting session. 239 </message> 240 <message desc="Text shown when the app first starts, or if the access token is invalidated, explaining the need to authorize the Chromoting app before use." name="IDR_DESCRIPTION_AUTHORIZE"> 241 To use Chromoting you must grant extended access permissions to your computer. You only have to do this once. 242 </message> 243 <message desc="Confirmation prompt shown when a user needs to authenticate against a third party, explaining the need to authorize the Chromoting app to access the authentication URL." name="IDR_DESCRIPTION_THIRD_PARTY_AUTH"> 244 The remote host requires you to authenticate to a third-party website. To continue, you must grant Chromoting additional permissions to access this address: 245 </message> 246 <message desc="Description for the home screen. This is shown when the app starts up, above buttons to share or connect." name="IDR_DESCRIPTION_HOME"> 247 Chromoting allows you to securely share your computer over the Web. Both users must be running the Chromoting app, which can be found at <ph name="URL">$1<ex><a href=http://chrome.google.com/remotedesktop>chrome.google.com/remotedesktop</a>;</ex></ph>. 248 </message> 249 <message desc="Error displayed if authentication fails. This can be caused by stale credentials, in which logging out of the web-app and retrying can fix the problem." name="IDR_ERROR_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED"> 250 Authentication failed. Please sign in to Chromoting again. 251 </message> 252 <message desc="Error displayed if the host or client plugin are missing or if they could not be loaded." name="IDR_ERROR_BAD_PLUGIN_VERSION"> 253 Some components required for Chromoting are missing. Please make sure you have installed the latest version and try again. 254 </message> 255 <message desc="Error that is shown on the client side when incompatible Chromoting versions are installed on host and client." name="IDR_ERROR_INCOMPATIBLE_PROTOCOL"> 256 An incompatible version of Chromoting was detected. Please make sure that you have the latest version of Chrome and Chromoting on both computers and try again. 257 </message> 258 <message desc="Error displayed when the computer has a policy that only users in a particular domain may use it as a Chromoting host, and a user in a different domain is trying to use it as a Chromoting host." name="IDR_ERROR_INVALID_HOST_DOMAIN"> 259 Policy settings do not permit sharing this computer as a Chromoting host. Contact your system administrator for assistance. 260 </message> 261 <message desc="Error displayed when an operation is attempted that requires a signed-in user, but no-one is currently signed in." name="IDR_ERROR_NOT_AUTHENTICATED"> 262 You are not signed in to Chromoting. Please sign in and try again. 263 </message> 264 <message desc="Error displayed if the client plugin fails to load." name="IDR_ERROR_MISSING_PLUGIN"> 265 Some components required for Chromoting are missing. Please make sure you're running the latest version of Chrome and try again. 266 </message> 267 <message desc="Message displayed when the current computer is accepting remote connections." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_ACTIVE_MESSAGE"> 268 You may securely access this computer using Chromoting. 269 </message> 270 <message desc="Message displayed when the current computer is not accepting remote connections, instructing the user how to enable them." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_START_MESSAGE"> 271 You must enable remote connections if you want to use Chromoting to access this computer. 272 </message> 273 <message desc="Message displayed to the user if there are no hosts registered to their account, informing them how to set up a host on another computer." name="IDR_HOST_LIST_EMPTY_HOSTING_SUPPORTED"> 274 To enable remote connections to a different computer, install Chromoting there and click “<ph name="BUTTON_NAME">$1<ex>Enable remote connections</ex></ph>”. 275 </message> 276 <message desc="Message displayed to the user if there are no hosts registered to their account, informing them how to set up a host on another computer." name="IDR_HOST_LIST_EMPTY_HOSTING_UNSUPPORTED"> 277 You have no computers registered. To enable remote connections to a computer, install Chromoting there and click “<ph name="BUTTON_NAME">$1<ex>Enable remote connections</ex></ph>”. 278 </message> 279 <message desc="Message displayed next to the checkbox that the user can select to allow crash dump collection and reporting." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_CRASH_REPORTING_MESSAGE"> 280 Help us improve Chromoting by allowing us to collect usage statistics and crash reports. 281 </message> 282 <message desc="Message shown when user is asked to manually install the Host components." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_INSTALL"> 283 Chrome is downloading the Chromoting Host installer. Once the download is complete, please run the installer before continuing. 284 </message> 285 <message desc="Message displayed when the client or host has disconnected." name="IDR_MESSAGE_SESSION_FINISHED"> 286 Your Chromoting session has ended. 287 </message> 288 <message desc="The product name. Displayed in various Chrome pages, including the New Tab page, and displayed prominently on the app's main page." name="IDR_PRODUCT_NAME"> 289 Chromoting 290 </message> 291 <message desc="Message displayed at the bottom of the client connect dialog if Chromoting is running in the wrong start-up mode." name="IDR_WARNING_NOT_WINDOWED"> 292 NOTE: To ensure that all keyboard shortcuts are available, you can configure Chromoting to ‘Open as window’. 293 </message> 294 <message desc="Error message displayed if the user tries to connect to a computer running out-of-date Me2Me host software." name="IDR_HOST_NEEDS_UPDATE_TITLE"> 295 Chromoting on <ph name="HOSTNAME">$1<ex>My Linux desktop</ex></ph> is out-of-date and needs to be updated. 296 </message> 297 <message name="IDR_SURVEY_INVITATION" desc="Invitation to the user to participate in a user survey for Chromoting"> 298 Want to help improve Chromoting? <ph name="LINK_BEGIN">$1<ex><a href=http://goo.gl/njH2q>;</ex></ph>Take the survey.<ph name="LINK_END">$2<ex></a></ex></ph> 299 </message> 300 <message name="IDR_COMPANY_NAME" desc="The company name specified in the version information of each Chromoting Host executable."> 301 The Chromium Authors 302 </message> 303 <message name="IDR_COPYRIGHT" desc="The copyright message specified in the version information of each Chromoting Host executable. It should be updated every year."> 304 Copyright 2013 The Chromium Authors. All Rights Reserved. 305 </message> 306 <message name="IDR_DISPLAY_SERVICE_NAME" desc="The name of the Windows service installed by Chromoting."> 307 Chromoting Service 308 </message> 309 <message name="IDR_SERVICE_DESCRIPTION" desc="The description of the Windows service installed by Chromoting."> 310 This service enables incoming connections from Chromoting clients. 311 </message> 312 <message name="IDR_CONTROLLER_NAME" desc="The name of the component to be elevated shown on the UAC prompt when enabling or disabling Chromoting Host."> 313 Chromoting Host Controller 314 </message> 315 <message name="IDR_VERIFY_PIN_DIALOG_MESSAGE" desc="The message displayed by the PIN verification dialog."> 316 Please confirm your account and PIN below to allow access by Chromoting. 317 </message> 318 <message name="IDR_REMOTING_HOST_PLUGIN_NAME" desc="Name of Chromoting Host plugin displayed by Chrome at about:plugins."> 319 Chromoting Host 320 </message> 321 <message name="IDR_MAC_PREFPANE_BUNDLE_NAME" desc="The bundle name specified in the property list of Chromoting Host Preferences bundle on MacOS."> 322 Chromoting Host Preferences 323 </message> 324 <message name="IDR_MAC_PREFPANE_ICON_LABEL" desc="The name of Chromoting Host icon in Preference Pane on MacOS. The carriage return makes sure that the label is not truncated."> 325 Chromoting
Host 326 </message> 327 <message name="IDR_MAC_UNINSTALLER_BUNDLE_NAME" desc="The bundle name specified in the property list of Chromoting Host Uninstaller bundle on MacOS."> 328 Chromoting Host Uninstaller 329 </message> 330 </if> 331 332 <message desc="Label for the access code entry box. This is where the client user enters the code that permits access to the host." name="IDR_ACCESS_CODE"> 333 Access code 334 </message> 335 <message desc="Text displayed when the access code is due to time out within 30 seconds." name="IDR_ACCESS_CODE_TIMER"> 336 This access code will expire in <ph name="TIMEOUT">$1<ex>0:30</ex></ph> 337 </message> 338 <message desc="In the connection history dialog, clicking this button shows all recent connections unfiltered." name="IDR_ALL_CONNECTIONS"> 339 All connections 340 </message> 341 <message desc="Label next to the PIN entry edit box. The user must enter a PIN before enabling remote access to their computer." name="IDR_ASK_PIN_DIALOG_LABEL"> 342 PIN 343 </message> 344 <message desc="Label next to the PIN confirmation edit box. The user must enter a PIN before enabling remote access to their computer." name="IDR_ASK_PIN_DIALOG_CONFIRM_LABEL"> 345 Re-type PIN 346 </message> 347 <message desc="Label for general-purpose Cancel buttons." name="IDR_CANCEL"> 348 Cancel 349 </message> 350 <message desc="In the connection history dialog, clicking this button will delete the connection history." name="IDR_CLEAR_HISTORY"> 351 Clear history 352 </message> 353 <message desc="Label for general-purpose Close buttons." name="IDR_CLOSE"> 354 Close 355 </message> 356 <message desc="Label for the connect button. Clicking this button will start the Chrome Remote Desktop session if the access code is correct." name="IDR_CONNECT_BUTTON"> 357 Connect 358 </message> 359 <message desc="Label for the connect button for hosts running an out-of-date version of the Me2Me host software. The user clicks this button to acknowledge the message but continue with the connection anyway." name="IDR_CONNECT_ANYWAY"> 360 Connect anyway 361 </message> 362 <message desc="Confirmation prompt shown when a user attempts to delete a Me2Me host from their host list." name="IDR_CONFIRM_HOST_DELETE"> 363 Are you sure you want to disable remote connections to <ph name="HOSTNAME">$1<ex>My Linux desktop</ex></ph>? If you change your mind, you'll need to visit that computer to re-enable connections. 364 </message> 365 <message desc="Column header in the connection history table showing the email address of the client end of the connection (the initiator) which may be this or another computer." name="IDR_CONNECTION_FROM_HEADER"> 366 From 367 </message> 368 <message desc="Label for the connection history button. Clicking this button opens a dialog showing recent connections." name="IDR_CONNECTION_HISTORY_BUTTON"> 369 Connection history 370 </message> 371 <message desc="Title for the connection history dialog. This dialog shows recent connections made to and from this computer" name="IDR_CONNECTION_HISTORY_TITLE"> 372 Connection History 373 </message> 374 <message desc="Column header in the connection history table showing the email address of the host end of the connection (the connectee) which may be this or another computer." name="IDR_CONNECTION_TO_HEADER"> 375 To 376 </message> 377 <message desc="Label for the continue button on the pre-authorization page. Clicking this button takes the user to the standard Google Accounts authorization page." name="IDR_CONTINUE_BUTTON"> 378 Continue 379 </message> 380 <message desc="Message displayed when the session has lasted longer than five minutes, explaining that the host computer is being shared and asking whether or not the user wants to continue sharing it." name="IDR_CONTINUE_PROMPT"> 381 You are currently sharing this machine with another user. Do you want to continue sharing? 382 </message> 383 <message desc="Description for the client app. This is shown to the client user above the access code entry box before the connection is started. Note that the 'Share Now' quote should be copied verbatim from the corresponding translation." name="IDR_DESCRIPTION_CONNECT"> 384 Ask the user whose computer you wish to access to click ‘Share Now’ and give you the access code. 385 </message> 386 <message desc="Label for the 'yes' response to the dialog asking the user to confirm whether or not they want to disable remote access to a host." name="IDR_DISABLE_HOST"> 387 Disable 388 </message> 389 <message desc="Label for the client-side disconnect button. Clicking this button disconnects oneself from the host." name="IDR_DISCONNECT_MYSELF_BUTTON"> 390 Disconnect 391 </message> 392 <message desc="Column header in the connection history table showing the length of time for which a connection was active, if available." name="IDR_DURATION_HEADER"> 393 Duration 394 </message> 395 <message desc="Error that is shown on the client side when the host is blocking all connections due to failed authentication attempts." name="IDR_ERROR_HOST_OVERLOAD"> 396 Connections to the remote computer are temporarily blocked because somebody was trying to connect to it with invalid PIN. Please try again later. 397 </message> 398 <message desc="Error that is shown on the client side when we don't get a response from the host." name="IDR_ERROR_HOST_IS_OFFLINE"> 399 The remote computer is not responding to connection requests. Please verify that it is online and try again. 400 </message> 401 <message desc="Error displayed if an invalid access code is entered." name="IDR_ERROR_INVALID_ACCESS_CODE"> 402 The access code is invalid. Please try again. 403 </message> 404 <message desc="Error displayed when the host is online, but we are unable to connect to it due to network configuration." name="IDR_ERROR_P2P_FAILURE"> 405 Unable to reach the host. This is probably due to the configuration of the network you are using. 406 </message> 407 <message desc="Error displayed when the host is online, but we are unable to connect to it due to network configuration." name="IDR_ERROR_NETWORK_FAILURE"> 408 Could not connect to the network. Please check that your device is on-line. 409 </message> 410 <message desc="Error displayed when the service returns a 503 error. Such errors are usually temporary, and resolve themselves in about 30 seconds." name="IDR_ERROR_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE"> 411 The service is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later. 412 </message> 413 <message desc="Error displayed in situations where things go wrong in ways not anticipated by the developers. There is typically no user-workaround to suggest, other than reporting the error so that we can investigate further." name="IDR_ERROR_UNEXPECTED"> 414 An unexpected error occurred. Please report this problem to the developers. 415 </message> 416 <message desc="Text displayed while a client is connecting to a host, but before the connection is established." name="IDR_FOOTER_CONNECTING"> 417 Connecting… 418 </message> 419 <message desc="Footer text displayed at the host after an access code has been generated, but before a client connects." name="IDR_FOOTER_WAITING"> 420 waiting for connection… 421 </message> 422 <message desc="Menu option for toggle full-screen mode. Equivalent to using the Wrench menu to do the same thing." name="IDR_FULL_SCREEN"> 423 Full screen 424 </message> 425 <message desc="Button displayed underneath explanatory text for app features. Clicking causes the text, infographic and the button itself to be replaced by the actual UI for that feature." name="IDR_GET_STARTED"> 426 Get started 427 </message> 428 <message desc="Help link, displayed in the top-left (assuming ltr layout) corner of the main screen. Clicking this takes the user to our FAQ." name="IDR_HELP"> 429 Help 430 </message> 431 <message desc="Clicking this button starts the desktop access process." name="IDR_HOME_ACCESS_BUTTON"> 432 Access 433 </message> 434 <message desc="Description of the 'access' or 'client' functionality, displayed next to a button that instigates an access operation." name="IDR_HOME_ACCESS_DESCRIPTION"> 435 See and control a shared computer. 436 </message> 437 <message desc="Hyperlink displayed immediately after the message indicating that the current computer is accepting remote connectins. Clicking this link allows the user to change the PIN (personal identification number) for accessing this host." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_CHANGE_PIN_LINK"> 438 Change PIN 439 </message> 440 <message desc="Button displayed when the current computer is accepting remote connections. Clicking this button causes it to stop accepting remote connections." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_STOP_BUTTON"> 441 Disable remote connections 442 </message> 443 <message desc="Button displayed when the current computer is not accepting remote connections. Clicking this button causes it to start accepting remote connections." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_START_BUTTON"> 444 Enable remote connections 445 </message> 446 <message desc="Explanatory text displayed when the user enables remote access or changes the PIN." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_DIALOG_DESCRIPTION"> 447 To protect access to this computer, please choose a PIN of <ph name="BOLD_START">$1<ex><b></ex></ph>at least six digits<ph name="BOLD_END">$2<ex></b></ex></ph>. This PIN will be required when connecting from another location. 448 </message> 449 <message desc="Message shown when host service fails to start when enabling the host on local computer." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_HOST_FAILED"> 450 Failed to start remote access service. 451 </message> 452 <message desc="Message shown when user has attempted to continue past the manual install dialog, but the Host components are not yet installed." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_INSTALL_PENDING"> 453 Please run the installer before continuing. 454 </message> 455 <message desc="Message shown when host registration fails when enabling the host on local computer." name="IDR_ERROR_HOST_REGISTRATION_FAILED"> 456 Failed to register this computer. 457 </message> 458 <message desc="Message shown after access to local computer has been enabled successfully." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_STARTED"> 459 Remote connections for this computer have been enabled. 460 </message> 461 <message desc="Instructions to the user to ask them to disable power management for the computer in order to be able to connect to it." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_STARTED_DISABLE_SLEEP"> 462 Please check your computer's power management settings and ensure that it is not configured to sleep when idle. 463 </message> 464 <message desc="Message shown when local machine is being registered in the directory and when starting the host." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_STARTING"> 465 Enabling remote connections for this computer… 466 </message> 467 <message desc="Message shown after we've failed to stop the host." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_STOP_FAILED"> 468 Failed to disable remote access to this computer. Please try again later. 469 </message> 470 <message desc="Message shown after host has been stopped." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_STOPPED"> 471 Remote connections for this computer have been disabled. 472 </message> 473 <message desc="Message shown when host is being stopped on the local machine." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_STOPPING"> 474 Disabling remote connections for this computer… 475 </message> 476 <message desc="Message shown after changing PIN for the local computer." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_UPDATED_PIN"> 477 Your PIN has been updated. 478 </message> 479 <message desc="Message shown while changing PIN for the local computer." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_UPDATING_PIN"> 480 The PIN for this computer is being updated… 481 </message> 482 <message desc="Message shown we fail to update PIN for the local computer." name="IDR_HOST_SETUP_UPDATE_PIN_FAILED"> 483 Failed to update the PIN. Please try again later. 484 </message> 485 <message desc="Clicking this button starts the desktop sharing process." name="IDR_HOME_SHARE_BUTTON"> 486 Share 487 </message> 488 <message desc="Description of the 'share' or 'host' functionality, displayed next to a button that instigates a share operation." name="IDR_HOME_SHARE_DESCRIPTION"> 489 Share this computer for another user to see and control. 490 </message> 491 <message desc="Text displayed below the description of the 'share' or 'host' functionality on ChromeOS devices, where it is not yet supported." name="IDR_HOME_SHARE_DESCRIPTION_CHROME_OS"> 492 (this feature is not yet available for Chromebooks… stay tuned) 493 </message> 494 <message desc="In the connection history dialog, clicking this button shows only recent connections to this computer." name="IDR_INCOMING_CONNECTIONS"> 495 To this computer 496 </message> 497 <message desc="Instructions shown above the access code when it is ready to be conveyed to the client." name="IDR_INSTRUCTIONS_SHARE_ABOVE"> 498 To begin sharing your desktop, give the access code below to the person who will be assisting you. 499 </message> 500 <message desc="Instructions shown below the access code when it is ready to be conveyed to the client." name="IDR_INSTRUCTIONS_SHARE_BELOW"> 501 Once they enter the code your sharing session will begin. 502 </message> 503 <message desc="An error message displayed if the user enters an invalid PIN while setting up a host." name="IDR_INVALID_PIN"> 504 Please enter a PIN consisting of six or more digits. 505 </message> 506 <message desc="Description of the 'IT2Me' remote support functionality, displayed until the user clicks a 'get started' button, at which point it is replaced by the actual UI for that functionality." name="IDR_IT2ME_FIRST_RUN"> 507 User-to-user screen sharing, perfect for remote technical support. 508 </message> 509 <message desc="String displayed in front of the host when a connection is active informing the client user who they are connected to." name="IDR_LABEL_CONNECTED"> 510 Connected: 511 </message> 512 <message desc="Description of the 'Me2Me' remote access functionality, displayed until the user clicks a 'get started' button, at which point it is replaced by the actual UI for that functionality." name="IDR_ME2ME_FIRST_RUN"> 513 Access your own computer from anywhere. 514 </message> 515 <message desc="Text shown while generating an access code." name="IDR_MESSAGE_GENERATING"> 516 Generating access code… 517 </message> 518 <message desc="Message shown on the host computer while a session is active informing them who is connected." name="IDR_MESSAGE_SHARED"> 519 Your desktop is currently shared with <ph name="USER">$1<ex>user@domain.com</ex></ph>. 520 </message> 521 <message desc="Sub-title for the one-time authorization step. Displayed after the product name and separated by a chevron." name="IDR_MODE_AUTHORIZE"> 522 Authorize 523 </message> 524 <message desc="Sub-title for the remote assistance section of the UI, which contains buttons to share this computer or to connect to another computer, both on a one-off basis." name="IDR_MODE_IT2ME"> 525 Remote Assistance 526 </message> 527 <message desc="Sub-title for the remote access section of the UI, which contains a list of currently-shared hosts and a button to enable this computer for long-term sharing." name="IDR_MODE_ME2ME"> 528 My Computers 529 </message> 530 <message desc="Label for general-purpose OK buttons." name="IDR_OK"> 531 OK 532 </message> 533 <message desc="Modified version of the host name shown for hosts that are not currently accessible." name="IDR_OFFLINE"> 534 <ph name="HOSTNAME">$1<ex>My Linux desktop</ex></ph> (offline) 535 </message> 536 <message desc="Modified version of the host name shown for hosts that are running an out-of-date version of the Me2Me host software." name="IDR_UPDATE_REQUIRED"> 537 <ph name="HOSTNAME">$1<ex>My Linux desktop</ex></ph> (out-of-date) 538 </message> 539 <message desc="Explanatory text displayed if the user tries to connect to a computer running out-of-date Me2Me host software." name="IDR_HOST_NEEDS_UPDATE_DETAIL"> 540 Software updates usually happen automatically, but can fail in some rare cases. Updating the software should take no more than a few minutes and can be done while connected to your computer remotely. 541 </message> 542 <message desc="In the connection history dialog, clicking this button shows only recent connections from this computer." name="IDR_OUTGOING_CONNECTIONS"> 543 From this computer 544 </message> 545 <message desc="Label for the PIN entry box." name="IDR_PIN"> 546 PIN 547 </message> 548 <message desc="Message displayed to the user asking them to enter a PIN for the host they are connecting to." name="IDR_PIN_MESSAGE"> 549 Please enter your PIN for <ph name="HOSTNAME">$1<ex>My Linux desktop</ex></ph>. 550 </message> 551 <message desc="Error message displayed to the user if they enter different PINs in the boxes marked 'PIN' and 'retype PIN'." name="IDR_PINS_NOT_EQUAL"> 552 Please enter the same PIN in both boxes. 553 </message> 554 <message desc="Web-app description. Displayed in Chrome's extensions page." name="IDR_PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION"> 555 Access other computers or allow another user to access your computer securely over the Internet. 556 </message> 557 <message desc="Label for button to reconnect to the previous Me2Me host. This button appears on the 'session-finished' page." name="IDR_RECONNECT"> 558 Reconnect 559 </message> 560 <message desc="Button for enabling or disabling the 'resize-to-client' functionality, whereby the host desktop is resized to match the client size as closely as possible." name="IDR_RESIZE_TO_CLIENT"> 561 Resize desktop to fit 562 </message> 563 <message desc="Label for button to retry connecting to a Me2Me host, after failing to connect to that host. This button appears on the 'session-finished' page." name="IDR_RETRY"> 564 Retry 565 </message> 566 <message desc="Tool-bar button used to access the Full-screen and shrink-to-fit features ('screen' in this context refers to the fact that the options are related to how the remote screen is displayed)." name="IDR_SCREEN_OPTIONS"> 567 Screen options 568 </message> 569 <message desc="Label for the client-side menu button that sends a Ctrl-Alt-Del sequence to the host. Clicking this button behaves as if Ctrl, Alt and Del were pressed and then released at the host." name="IDR_SEND_CTRL_ALT_DEL"> 570 Ctrl-Alt-Del 571 </message> 572 <message desc="Tool-bar button used to access buttons for pressing and releasing keys or sequences of keys that might not otherwise be available. For example, Ctrl-Alt-Del, which if pressed at a client would take effect there, rather than being sent to the host as the user expected." name="IDR_SEND_KEYS"> 573 Send keys 574 </message> 575 <message desc="Label for the client-side menu button that sends a PrtScn key press to the host. The 'PrtScn' abbreviation (as typically printed on the keycap on English keyboards) is preferred over 'Print Screen', to make it clearer that this refers to the physical PrtScn key, and not the OS-specific keyboard shortcut for the screen capture functionality." name="IDR_SEND_PRINT_SCREEN"> 576 PrtScn 577 </message> 578 <message desc="Menu option for enabling shrink-to-fit. When clicked, the remote desktop will be scaled down so that it fits in the browser window." name="IDR_SHRINK_TO_FIT"> 579 Shrink to fit 580 </message> 581 <message desc="Sign in button, visible if the user's authentication token is corrupt, in which case the user has to sign in (authenticate) to the app again." name="IDR_SIGN_IN_BUTTON"> 582 Sign in 583 </message> 584 <message desc="Sign out button, visible if the user has authenticated. Clicking this clears authentication credentials and returns the web-app to the initial 'unauthenticated' state." name="IDR_SIGN_OUT_BUTTON"> 585 Sign out 586 </message> 587 <message desc="Label for the 'stop sharing' button on the host-side. Clicking this button disconnects the client." name="IDR_STOP_SHARING_BUTTON"> 588 Stop Sharing 589 </message> 590 <message desc="Column header in the connection history table showing the time and date of a connection." name="IDR_TIME_HEADER"> 591 Time 592 </message> 593 <message desc="The tool-tip shown when the user hovers over an on-line host. Clicking the host will initiate a connection to it." name="IDR_TOOLTIP_CONNECT"> 594 Connect to <ph name="HOSTNAME">$1<ex>My Linux desktop</ex></ph> 595 </message> 596 <message desc="The tool-tip shown when the user hovers over the 'delete host' button. Clicking this button removes the host from the list and disables connections to it." name="IDR_TOOLTIP_DELETE"> 597 Disable remote connections to this computer 598 </message> 599 <message desc="The tool-tip shown when the user hovers over the 'rename host' button. Clicking this button allows the host name to be edited in-place." name="IDR_TOOLTIP_RENAME"> 600 Edit computer name 601 </message> 602 <message desc="Message displayed at the bottom of the host screen if local policy dictates that NAT traversal is disabled, meaning that connections outside the local network will not work." name="IDR_WARNING_NAT_DISABLED"> 603 NOTE: Policy settings permit connections only between computers within your network. 604 </message> 605 <message desc="Link to learn more detailed information on a topic." name="IDR_LEARN_HOW"> 606 Learn how. 607 </message> 608 <message desc="Help link displayed when the user enables the host on this computer. Clicking this link opens a page that explains why this operation is safe. This string appears in a UI with limited horizontal space. Please try to keep translations no more than about 30 characters." name="IDR_WHY_IS_THIS_SAFE"> 609 Why is this safe? 610 </message> 611 <message desc="Check-box displayed when the user enters their PIN to connect to a host allowing them to 'pair' the client and host, avoiding the need to enter the PIN each time." name="IDR_REMEMBER_PIN"> 612 Don't ask for a PIN again when connecting to this host from this computer. 613 </message> 614 <message name="IDR_HANGOUTS_INVITATION" desc="Text for the invitation to try Remote Desktop app in Hangouts."> 615 Want to help someone while having a video chat with them too? Try <ph name="LINK_BEGIN">$1<ex><a href=https://plus.google.com/hangouts>;</ex></ph> Remote Desktop in Google Hangouts<ph name="LINK_END">$2<ex></a></ex></ph>. 616 </message> 617 <message name="IDR_REMOTING_CORE_DESCRIPTION" desc="The file description specified in the version information of remoting_core.dll."> 618 Core Library 619 </message> 620 <message name="IDR_REMOTING_DESKTOP_DESCRIPTION" desc="The file description specified in the version information of remoting_desktop.exe."> 621 Desktop Integration Process 622 </message> 623 <message name="IDR_REMOTING_HOST_DESCRIPTION" desc="The file description specified in the version information of remoting_host.exe."> 624 Host Process 625 </message> 626 <message name="IDR_REMOTING_HOST_PLUGIN_DESCRIPTION" desc="The file description specified in the version information of remoting_host_plugin.dll."> 627 Allow another user to access your computer securely over the Internet. 628 </message> 629 <message name="IDR_VERIFY_PIN_DIALOG_EMAIL_LABEL" desc="The message displayed by the PIN verification dialog."> 630 Account 631 </message> 632 <message name="IDR_HOST_CATEGORY" desc="Name of the message category assigned to all messages written to the EventLog by Chromoting Host."> 633 Host 634 </message> 635 <message name="IDR_HOST_CLIENT_CONNECTED" desc="The message reported to the EventLog by Chromoting Host every time a client connects."> 636 Client connected: <ph name="CLIENT_USERNAME">%1<ex>client@email.com</ex></ph>. 637 </message> 638 <message name="IDR_HOST_CLIENT_DISCONNECTED" desc="The message reported to the EventLog by Chromoting Host every time a client disconnects."> 639 Client disconnected: <ph name="CLIENT_USERNAME">%1<ex>client@email.com</ex></ph>. 640 </message> 641 <message name="IDR_HOST_CLIENT_ACCESS_DENIED" desc="The message reported to the EventLog by Chromoting Host every time the host denies access to a client."> 642 Access denied for client: <ph name="CLIENT_USERNAME">%1<ex>client@email.com</ex></ph>. 643 </message> 644 <message name="IDR_HOST_CLIENT_ROUTING_CHANGED" desc="The message reported to the EventLog by Chromoting Host every time a channel (a logical connection) between the client and the host is established. Multiple channels can be multiplexed over the same underlying protocol connection. The IP addresses and connection type of the underlying connection are reported. The channel and connection types are reported as opaque strings which should not be translated."> 645 Channel IP for client: <ph name="CLIENT_GAIA_IDENTIFIER">%1<ex>client@email.com/TalkGadgetABCDABCD</ex></ph> ip='<ph name="CLIENT_IP_ADDRESS_AND_PORT">%2<ex>127.0.0.1:1000</ex></ph>' host_ip='<ph name="HOST_IP_ADDRESS_AND_PORT">%3<ex>127.0.0.1:2000</ex></ph>' channel='<ph name="CHANNEL_TYPE">%4<ex>mux</ex></ph>' connection='<ph name="CONNECTION_TYPE">%5<ex>direct</ex></ph>'. 646 </message> 647 <message name="IDR_HOST_STARTED" desc="The message reported to the EventLog by Chromoting Host every time it is started."> 648 Host started for user: <ph name="HOST_USERNAME">%1<ex>host@email.com</ex></ph>. 649 </message> 650 <message desc="Link to allow a host's paired clients to be viewed or edited." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_MANAGE_PAIRINGS"> 651 View/edit 652 </message> 653 <message desc="Link to delete a specific paired client." name="IDR_DELETE_PAIRED_CLIENT"> 654 Delete 655 </message> 656 <message desc="Link to delete all paired clients." name="IDR_DELETE_ALL_PAIRED_CLIENTS"> 657 Delete all 658 </message> 659 <message desc="Message displayed in the paired client manager dialog when all paired clients have been deleted." name="IDR_NO_PAIRED_CLIENTS"> 660 All paired clients have been deleted. 661 </message> 662 <message desc="Message displayed when the current computer has been paired with one or more clients, allowing them to connect without needing a PIN." name="IDR_HOME_DAEMON_PAIRED_MESSAGE"> 663 This computer is configured to allow one or more clients to connect without entering a PIN. 664 </message> 665 <message desc="Message displayed above the list of paired clients, explaining its purpose." name="IDR_PAIRED_CLIENTS_INTRODUCTION"> 666 The following clients have been paired with this computer and can connect without supplying a PIN. You can revoke this permission at any time, either individually, or for all clients. 667 </message> 668 <message desc="Table header for the dates at which clients were paired." name="IDR_PAIRED_CLIENT_DATE"> 669 Pairing date 670 </message> 671 <message desc="Table header for the names of paired clients." name="IDR_PAIRED_CLIENT_NAME"> 672 Client 673 </message> 674 <message desc="Text shown while a background operation is in progress." name="IDR_WORKING"> 675 Working… 676 </message> 677 </messages> 678 </release> 679</grit> 680