# ------------------------------------------------------------------- # lang.ini # # All the rest of the language specific elements # Last Updated: 2000 August 25 By: JW # For use with Report Magic for Analog 2.0 # Compatible with Analog 4.11 # # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # # HOW TO USE AND MODIFY # # This file contains all the text of the statements, errors, notices, # and other parts of Report Magic. You can change the text here so it # works in another language. Most of the items are referenced by a # resource number. # # ------------------------------------------------------------------- #------------------------------- # Language_Symbol is the standard ISO symbol for the # language. This is placed at the top of each page in the tag #------------------------------- [Language] Symbol = EN CharacterSet = iso-8859-1 [Text] # -- The summary text items (S0001 - S0008) have all been moved to cdata.ini (1-4) or rdata.ini (5-8) #S0001 - S0009 **Deprecated** # # These are miscellaneous statements that appear on the reports. # O0001 = To navigate the reports without frames, start from the Navigation Page. O0002 = Top of Document O0003 = This report was generated on %0. O0004 = Report time frame %0 to %1. O0005 = Web statistics report produced by: O0006 = Problem with your site statistics? Contact us. # - This is the "ALT" text on graphs. It's something like: # 'Daily Summary: Number of requests by Day of the week.' O0007 = %0: %1 by %2. # - This is the format used by O0003 for the report generation date O0008 = mmmm d, yyyy h:nn # - This is the alternate table text for filters tables O0009 = These filters were used in the following report. # - These are the title text (attributes) for the frames O0010 = Navigation Page O0011 = Report Content Page # - This is the (printed) title for the navigation window O0012 = Report
Navigation # - This is the name given to the slice on a pie chart containing all # slices that are < 3% of total O0013 = Other # This is the default Title if none is given. %0 is replaced with the HOSTNAME from Analog O0014 = Website statistics for %0 #------------------------------- # The ERRORS section specifically covers all the output notices, Warnings # and errors. If you want you can have Report Magic's errors output in # one langauge and the reports in another. #------------------------------- [Errors] N0000 = %0 N0001 = Creating report file in %0. N0002 = --> Settings file: %0. N0003 = ... Creating graph file in %0. N0004 = Beginning report creation (%0). N0005 = --> Input data file: %0. N0006 = --> Output path: %0. N0007 = --> Output navigation file: %0. N0008 = --> Output report file: %0. N0009 = --> Output frameset file: %0. N0010 = Report creation complete (%0). N0011 = Writing messages to log file %0. W0000 = %0 W0001 = WARNING: Unknown report [%0]. All lines for this report are ignored. W0002 = WARNING: Unknown column [%0]. All columns like this are ignored. W0003 = WARNING: Unknown report type "%0" defined for report [%1]. Ignoring entire report. W0004 = WARNING: Your Active_Column, %0, was not found in the columns for the %1 report. No graphs will be created for this report. W0005 = WARNING: Can't open the Company_Logo file: %0. Defaulting to standard logos. W0006 = WARNING: The command line argument, %0, that you specified is invalid. It will be ignored. W0007 = WARNING: Can't open the Top_Logo file: %0. Defaulting to standard text. W0008 = WARNING: The setting "%0" is not recognized. It will be ignored. E0000 = %0 E0001 = ERROR: -- Can't read from the report file: %0. -- E0002 = ERROR: -- Can't read from the navigation file: %0. -- E0003 = ERROR: -- Can't write to the report file: %0. -- E0004 = ERROR: -- Can't write to the navigation file: %0. -- E0005 = ERROR: -- Can't read from the data file: %0 -- E0006 = ERROR: -- Can't write to the frameset file: %0 -- E0007 = ERROR: -- Can't write to the navigation file: %0 -- E0008 = ERROR: -- Can't write to the report file: %0 -- E0009 = ERROR: -- Could not open a default settings file matching, %0.*. -- #E0010 ** Moved to warnings level: W0004 E0011 = ERROR: -- Required file %0 is missing or corrupt. Cannot continue. -- E0012 = ERROR: -- Can't open the error log file: %0 -- #E0013 ** Moved to warnings level: W0005 E0014 = ERROR: -- Can't open the settings file %0, that you specified. -- E0015 = <