Send text message to a destination not on the list below.
Send a text message to the same destination you last sent to.
This is the error dialog. Since my program NEVER has errors, you should NEVER see this. (hee, hee). Dismiss this box by clicking on OK.
Tells you the error that occurred (sometimes).
Tells you the error that occurred (sometimes).
Tells you the error that occurred (sometimes).
Tells you why it happened. Theoretically, anyways.
Tells you why it happened. Theoretically, anyways.
Tells you why it happened. Theoretically, anyways.
The error that occurred.
The error that occurred.
The error that occurred.
Why it happened. If I don’t know, I’ll say so!
Why it happened. If I don’t know, I’ll say so!
Why it happened. If I don’t know, I’ll say so!
Error number… (quote this to me if you want to tell me about a problem)
Error number… (quote this to me if you want to tell me about a problem)
Error number… (quote this to me if you want to tell me about a problem)
This dialog gives you extensive information on why you really should use a program written by someone else without a long and illustrious criminal history.
OK? You dig?
Version information tells you what version this REALLY is. This is the same as what you get in the Get Info dialog in the Finder.
I live here!
OK?
This is a splash dialog. If you have trouble with the concept of spash dialogs, TOUGH.
Type the message you would like to send to a remote or local Mac in this dialog.
Use this text.
Don’t send this text and quit this dialog.
This dialog lets you set the preferences for a copy of Communicator Extension.
Sends changes to the running copy of Communicator Extension.
Quit and do not send changes to Communicator Extension.
This dialog lets you set the preferences for THIS copy of Communicator.
Save the the changes I have made to application preferences
Revert to the last saved configuration.
This dialog lets you set the name of the destination you are adding to all your destination menus.
