1	MercuryX Scheduling Module
3	MercuryX
70	Activating module '%s'
71	[Idle]
100	MercuryX Task Scheduler
200	Sunday
201	Monday
202	Tuesday
203	Wednesday
204	Thursday
205	Friday
206	Saturday
250	Running '%s'...
251	Waiting for process to terminate...
252	Waiting for timeout to elapse...
253	Waiting for processes to complete...
299	Starting server and client tasks...
300	Active, on peak cycle
301	Active, on off-peak cycle
302	Shutting down server and client tasks...
303	System is offline
304	[Off]
400	# ETRN Configuration File for Mercury/32\n
401	#\n
402	# Mercury can 'kick-start' remote queues by sending SMTP ETRN\n
403	# commands to the servers that host those queues. This file\n
404	# tells Mercury which hosts it needs to contact, and the name of\n
405	# the queues it should trigger on those hosts.\n
406	#\n
407	# Enter the name of a host that Mercury should contact hard\n
408	# against the left-hand margin of this file. Then on subsequent\n
409	# lines, enter the names of the domains that should be triggered,\n
410	# indented by at least one space. Repeat this process for all the\n
411	# hosts Mercury should contact. Blank lines, and lines starting\n
412	# with '#' are treated as comments and ignored.\n
413	# \n
414	# Example: you want Mercury to contact the host 'mail.caramba.org'\n
415	# and ask it to trigger the mail queues for 'arriba.com' and\n
416	# 'ayayay.com': you would create the following entry:\n
417	#\n
418	# mail.caramba.org\n
419	#   arriba.com\n
420	#   ayayay.com\n
421	\n