!	AuStrENU.VTS	US English strings for autolog.vts

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		March 23, 1995	Jim Burrows
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!
	General purpose strings.
;

DEFINE GLOBAL auStrLang			"ENU";	!	The Windows designation for the
											languge. This MUST be the last
											three characters of the filename ;
DEFINE GLOBAL auDirection		"->";	! "->" (Roman) or "<-" (Hebrew) ;
DEFINE GLOBAL auYes 			"Yes";
DEFINE GLOBAL auNo				"No";

!
	Defaults
;

DEFINE GLOBAL auConnect			"c ";	!	The default connect command on
											the server. It is 'c' on LATs.
											We don't know of any servers where
											it is translated ;
											
DEFINE GLOBAL auDefServerUser	"VT320e Autologin";	! Default LAT username ;

!
	Prompt strings
;

DEFINE GLOBAL auUsername		"Username: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auPassword		"User password: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auHostName		"Host name: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auPhoneNumber		"Phone number: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auModemPassword	"Modem password: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auServerUser		"Terminal server username: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auServerPassword	"Terminal server password: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auX25username		"X.25/Tymenet username: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auX25password		"X.25/Tymenet password: ";

DEFINE GLOBAL auModemInit		"Modem init string: ";

DEFINE GLOBAL auServerPrompt	"Terminal server prompt: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auHostPrompt		"Host system prompt: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auServerInit		"Terminal server command: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSystemInit		"Host system command: ";

DEFINE GLOBAL auNewPassword		"New Password: ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auNewPassword1	"Verification: ";

!
	Progress strings
;

DEFINE GLOBAL auHeader		"Login script AUTOLOG.VTS (v"
							auVersion
							") running. Press STOP to log in manually.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auDialing			"Dialing the modem.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auDialFalied		"Dial failed, waiting to try again.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auEstablished		"Connection established.";

								! The following must have a SPACE at the RIGHT: ;
DEFINE GLOBAL auAutobauding		"Getting the attention of the remote site. ";

DEFINE GLOBAL auX25connecting	"Logging into X.25 network.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auLATconnecting	"Logging into terminal server.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auServerSeen		"Server prompt seen.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auModemConnecting	"Issuing modem password.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auLATnaming		"Issuing terminal server username.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auLATiniting		"Issuing terminal server init string.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auLATwaiting		"Waiting for init string command completion.";

								! The following must END in SPACE: 
								  (As determined by the arrow in auDirection)
								;
DEFINE GLOBAL auHostConnecting	"Connecting to node ";

DEFINE GLOBAL auRetrying		"Trying login again.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSystemWaiting	"Waiting for final prompt.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auPasswordNoMatch	"Passwords do not match.";

!
	Each setup page has a title and some number of lines of directions.
	The titles are all of the format 'auSetupN'. The directions are of the
	form 'auSetupN_M', where N is the page number, M is a line number.
	
	Range						Use
	--------------------------	--------------------------------------------
	auSetup1_1 ... auSetup1_8	Up to 8 lines for the first dialog
	auSetup2_1 ... auSetup2_7	Up to 10 lines for the second dialog
	auSetup3_1 ... auSetup3_8	Up to 5 lines for the the third dialog
	
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DEFINE GLOBAL auBlankLine	" ";

DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1				"Autologin (1 of 3): System Login Setup";
							!                                                                   ;
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1_1	"Note: You don't have to fill in any of the fields on this screen or ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1_2	"the next two. During Autologin, you will be asked for any missing ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1_3	"information which can then be saved for future use.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1_4	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1_5	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1_6	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1_7	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup1_8	"";

DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup2				"Autologin (2 of 3): Dialing Setup";
							!                                                                   ;
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup2_1	"Your modem may need a configuration string to set compatibility ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup2_2	"with the remote modem, to enable XON/XOFF flow control, enable ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup2_3	"speed buffering, or adjust user preferences such as speaker volume. ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup2_4	"Consult your modem manual for the correct settings for your modem.";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup2_5	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup2_6	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup2_7	"";

DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3			"Autologin (3 of 3): Initial Server and Host Commands";
							!                                                                   ;
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3_1	"Autologin can issue commands or start programs to setup your host ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3_2	"or terminal server. For instance, to use multiple connections over ";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3_3	"a serial line, you could set the terminal server command to be";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3_4	"SET PORT MULTI ENABLE (see Help for details).";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3_5	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3_6	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3_7	"";
DEFINE GLOBAL auSetup3_8	"";