[Jsmooth-cvs] jsmooth/src/locale Texts.properties,1.7,1.8

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Update of /cvsroot/jsmooth/jsmooth/src/locale
In directory sc8-pr-cvs6.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv30294/src/locale

Modified Files:
	Texts.properties 
Log Message:
Fixed [ 1694136 ] Typos in strings

Index: Texts.properties
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RCS file: /cvsroot/jsmooth/jsmooth/src/locale/Texts.properties,v
retrieving revision 1.7
retrieving revision 1.8
diff -C2 -d -r1.7 -r1.8
*** Texts.properties	2 Apr 2007 19:41:39 -0000	1.7
--- Texts.properties	4 Apr 2007 20:03:16 -0000	1.8
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  EXECUTABLE_HELP=This is the name given to the executable binary.<br>It must end with the ".exe" suffix. For instance, <tt>myprogram.exe</tt> is just fine.
  CURRENTDIR_LABEL=Current Directory
! CURRENTDIR_HELP=Selects the directory to be set as the "current directory" of the the application, when launched. <p>Just leave it empty if you don't need any modification of this value at startup.<p>Typical use of this option is to go up one level when the executable is in a <tt>bin</tt> subdirectory of the program root.<p><b>WARNING</b>: Unlike the other files or directory options, which are all relative to the project file, this value is always relative to the generated executable location. That is, if you set <tt>".."</tt> or "an\\other\\dir" here, the generated wrapper will change to this directory from <u>its</u> current own current directory.
  CURRENTDIR_FORCEEXEPATH=Sets the executable folder as current directory of the application
  CURRENTDIR_FORCEEXEPATH_HELP=If this option is selected, the current directory of your application is forced to be the directory where the executable is installed.
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  EXECUTABLE_HELP=This is the name given to the executable binary.<br>It must end with the ".exe" suffix. For instance, <tt>myprogram.exe</tt> is just fine.
  CURRENTDIR_LABEL=Current Directory
! CURRENTDIR_HELP=Selects the directory to be set as the "current directory" of the the application, when launched. <p>Just leave it empty if you don't need any modification of this value at startup.<p>Typical use of this option is to go up one level when the executable is in a <tt>bin</tt> subdirectory of the program root.<p><b>WARNING</b>: Unlike the other files or directory options, which are all relative to the project file, this value is always relative to the generated executable location. That is, if you set <tt>".."</tt> or "an\\other\\dir" here, the generated wrapper will change to this directory from <u>its</u> own current directory.
  CURRENTDIR_FORCEEXEPATH=Sets the executable folder as current directory of the application
  CURRENTDIR_FORCEEXEPATH_HELP=If this option is selected, the current directory of your application is forced to be the directory where the executable is installed.
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  SKELETONPROPERTIES_HELP=The table above shows the properties associated to the selected skeleton. Change the values of the properties to customize the behaviour of the native executable wrapper generated.
  ICONLOCATION_LABEL=Executable Icon
! ICONLOCATION_HELP=Optionnally, you can select an icon to be compiled with the executable. This icon is typically used by the operating system to represent the file.<p>You should prefer .ICO files, as this is the format natively used for Win32 executable images, but <tt>GIF</tt>, <tt>JPEG</tt>, or <tt>PNG</tt> files should work fine, at the expense of an image quality decrease due to the color reduction process.
  ARGUMENTS_LABEL=Application Arguments
  ARGUMENTS_HELP=Arguments can be passed to the application at launch time.<br>This option allows you to specify default arguments.<p>The expected behaviour of the wrappers is to use those arguments <u>only if none are passed by the user</u> (in other words, they are overloaded by manual arguments).
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  SKELETONPROPERTIES_HELP=The table above shows the properties associated to the selected skeleton. Change the values of the properties to customize the behaviour of the native executable wrapper generated.
  ICONLOCATION_LABEL=Executable Icon
! ICONLOCATION_HELP=Optionally, you can select an icon to be compiled with the executable. This icon is typically used by the operating system to represent the file.<p>You should prefer .ICO files, as this is the format natively used for Win32 executable images, but <tt>GIF</tt>, <tt>JPEG</tt>, or <tt>PNG</tt> files should work fine, at the expense of an image quality decrease due to the color reduction process.
  ARGUMENTS_LABEL=Application Arguments
  ARGUMENTS_HELP=Arguments can be passed to the application at launch time.<br>This option allows you to specify default arguments.<p>The expected behaviour of the wrappers is to use those arguments <u>only if none are passed by the user</u> (in other words, they are overloaded by manual arguments).
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  SKEL_CUSTOMWRAPPER_PROPERTY_MESSAGE_LABEL=Message

! SKEL_CUSTOMWRAPPER_PROPERTY_KEYPRESS_DESCRIPTION=The wrapper waits a keypress on the console when the application exits.
  SKEL_CUSTOMWRAPPER_PROPERTY_KEYPRESS_LABEL=PressKey

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  SKEL_CUSTOMWRAPPER_PROPERTY_MESSAGE_LABEL=Message

! SKEL_CUSTOMWRAPPER_PROPERTY_KEYPRESS_DESCRIPTION=The wrapper waits for a keypress on the console when the application exits.
  SKEL_CUSTOMWRAPPER_PROPERTY_KEYPRESS_LABEL=PressKey