popid_popup_homepage="Eraser Home Page\n\rhttp://www.heidi.ie/eraser/"
popid_popup_cluster="Space Allocated by a File\n\r \n\r\n\r1\tAllocated area (the actual space used).\n\r2\tA cluster (the smallest allocated area).\n\r3\tThe cluster tip (unused area).\n\r4\tThe file size (used area)."
popid_hidd_proppage_taskstatistics="Task Properties - Statistics\n\r\n\rOn the last page you can view the statistics for the scheduled runs.\n\r\n\r \n\r\n\rThe page provides information about the success of the procedures and also gives statistics for the completed runs. The statistics will be reset when you change the data to be erased. You can also manually reset the statistics by pressing the \"Reset\" button.\n\r"
popid_hid_file_view_log=" View Log command (File menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to open the Scheduler log file with an associated viewer (if the file exists). To learn more about the Scheduler logging feature, see Viewing Results.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rKeys:\tCtrl+L\n\r"
popid_hid_file_import=" Import command (File menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to import tasks from file.\n\r\n\rFor example, if you were previously using Eraser 4.1, you can export the scheduled tasks into a file, uninstall Eraser 4.1, install the new version and import the old tasks to be used with the new Scheduler. This way you do not need to re-enter all tasks manually.\n\r\n\rYou can export tasks into a file by using the export command.\n\r"
popid_hid_file_export=" Export command (File menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to export all tasks defined in the On-Demand eraser and the Scheduler into a file. The file format\n\rUsed by this version of Eraser is not compatible with the old version.\n\r\n\rHowever, you may still import tasks from files created with older versions of Eraser using the import command.\n\r"
popid_hid_app_exit=" Exit command (File menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to close Eraser. You can also use the Close command on the application Control menu. Eraser will save all tasks in the On-Demand list and the Scheduler list into \"default.ers\" file.\n\r\n\rWhen you quit Eraser, the Scheduler will be closed too and is therefore, unable to run scheduled tasks. You can minimize Eraser as a taskbar tray icon using the minimize command.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rMouse:\tDouble-click the application's Control menu button.\n\r\t \n\r\tClick the close button on the title bar.\n\r\t \n\rKeys:\tAlt+F4\n\r"
popid_hid_edit_paste="Paste command (Edit menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to insert files copied from the Windows Explorer to the On-Demand list. This command is unavailable if there are no files on the clipboard and when the Scheduler view is active.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rToolbar:\t \n\rKeys:\tCtrl+V\n\r"
popid_hid_edit_select_all="Select All command (Edit menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to select all tasks on the list.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rKeys:\tCtrl+A\n\r"
popid_hid_edit_delete_task="Delete command (Edit menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to remove the selected tasks from the list. \n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rToolbar:\t \n\rKeys:\tDel\n\r"
popid_hid_edit_properties="Properties command (Edit menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to edit the properties of the selected task using the task properties window.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rToolbar:\t \n\rKeys:\tAlt+Enter \n\r"
popid_hid_edit_refresh="Refresh command (Edit menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to refresh the list.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rKeys:\tF5\n\r\n\r["
popid_eraser_results="Erasing Report\n\r\n\rAfter the operation Eraser will show you the summary of results in the Erasing Report window.\n\r\n\r \n\r\n\rThe window consist of the following sections:\n\r\n\rStatus\n\r\n\rTells you whether Eraser was able to complete the task without interruptions. Even though the task is completed, it does not mean that all data was successfully erased. The possible values are:\n\r\n\rTask completed.\n\r\tAll overwriting was completed.\n\r\n\rTask terminated by user.\n\r\tOverwriting could not be completed, because user terminated the operation.\n\r\n\rTask was not completed.\n\r\tAn error occurred during overwriting that prevented Eraser from completing the task.\n\r\n\rInformation\n\r\n\rTotal size of erased area (including cluster tip area).\n\r\n\rCluster tips (the size of the cluster tip area erased; this is how much possibly sensitive data may have been on your drive without you ever knowing).\n\r\n\rTotal amount of data written (should be equal to the amount of passes multiplied with the total size of the erased area.\n\r\n\rTime used (how long it took to write the data to the disk; actual time required may be longer due to other tasks performed during operation û like creating folders, deleting files, etc.).\n\r\n\rSpeed (the write speed)\n\r\n\rFailures\n\r\n\rShows you a list of items that could not be properly processed or errors that occurred during overwriting.\n\r\t"
popid_hid_process_run="Run command (Process menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to start the erasing of the selected items on the list when using the On-Demand eraser or start running of the selected task when using the Scheduler.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rToolbar:\t \n\rKeys:\tCtrl+R \n\r"
popid_hid_process_runall="Run All command (Process menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to start the erasing of all items on the list when using the On-Demand eraser or start running all tasks when using the Scheduler.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rToolbar:\t \n\rKeys:\tCtrl+Alt+R \n\r"
popid_hid_process_stop="Stop command (Process menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to stop the processing of the selected task on the Scheduler.\n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rToolbar:\t \n\rKeys:\tCtrl+S \n\r"
popid_hid_tray_show_window1="Open command (Tray menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to open the main window. You can minimize it again to the taskbar tray using the minimize command."
popid_hid_tray_enable1="Enabled command (Tray menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to change the Scheduler state to disabled. When the Scheduler is disabled, it ignores the scheduled tasks until you enable it again.\n\r\n\rThe tray icon will change to signal when the Scheduler is in disabled state. See the basics of the Scheduler for more information."
popid_hid_view_toolbar=" Toolbar command (View menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to display and hide the Toolbar, which includes buttons for some of the most common commands in Eraser. A check mark appears next to the menu item when the Toolbar is displayed.\n\r\n\rSee Toolbar for help on using the toolbar."
popid_afx_hidw_toolbar=" Toolbar\n\r\n\r \n\r\n\rThe toolbar is displayed across the top of the application window, below the menu bar. The toolbar provides quick mouse access to many tools used in Eraser,\n\r\n\rTo hide or display the Toolbar, choose Toolbar from the View menu (Alt, V, T).\n\r\n\rClick\tTo\n\r \tCreate a new task.\n\r\n\r \tPaste files from Explorer to the On-Demand list.\n\r\n\r \tEdit properties of the selected task.\n\r\n\r \tRemove the selected tasks from the list.\n\r\n\r \tRun the selected task on the Scheduler or start erasing on the On-Demand eraser.\n\r\n\r \tStop executing the selected Scheduler task.\n\r\n\r \tView version information and copyright.\n\r\n\r \tView help for some portion of the program.\n\r"
popid_hid_view_status_bar=" Status Bar command (View menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to display and hide the Status Bar, which describes the action to be executed by the selected menu item or depressed toolbar button and the amount of tasks on the list. A check mark appears next to the menu item when the Status Bar is displayed.\n\r\n\rSee Status Bar for help on using the status bar."
popid_afx_hidw_status_bar=" Status Bar\n\r\n\r \n\r\n\rThe status bar is displayed at the bottom of the Eraser window. To display or hide the status bar, use the Status Bar command in the View menu.\n\r\n\rThe left area of the status bar describes actions of menu items as you use the arrow keys to navigate through menus. This area similarly shows messages that describe the actions of toolbar buttons as you depress them, before releasing them. If after viewing the description of the toolbar button command you wish not to execute the command, then release the mouse button while the pointer is off the toolbar button.\n\r\n\rThe right area of the status bar indicates the amount of tasks on the list."
popid_hid_view_info_bar=" Information Bar command (View menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to display and hide the Information Bar, shows the selected view (On-Demand, Scheduler or Explorer). A check mark appears next to the menu item when the Information Bar is displayed.\n\r\n\rSee Information Bar for more information."
popid_hidw_info_bar=" Information Bar\n\r\n\r \n\r\n\rThe information bar is displayed at the top of the list. To display or hide the information bar, use the Information Bar command in the View menu.\n\r\n\rThe information bar shows the name of the selected view: On-Demand, Scheduler or Explorer."
popid_hid_help_finder="Help Topics command (Help menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to show the Help Topics."
popid_hid_app_about="About command (Help menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to display the copyright notice and version number of your copy of Eraser."
popid_hid_context_help1="Context Help command \n\r\n\r \n\r\n\rUse the Context Help command to obtain help on some portion of Eraser. When you choose the Toolbar's Context Help button, the mouse pointer will change to an arrow and question mark. Then click somewhere in the Eraser window, such as another Toolbar button. The Help topic will be shown for the item you clicked.\n\r\n\rShortcut\n\rKeys:\tShift+F1"
popid_hid_ht_caption1="Title Bar\n\r\n\r \n\r\n\rThe title bar is located along the top of a window. It contains the name of the application, the application control (system) menu and some shortcut buttons. If the Information bar is not visible, the title bar also contains the selected view.\n\r\n\rTo move the window, drag the title bar. Note: You can also move dialog boxes by dragging their title bars.\n\r\n\rA title bar may contain the following elements:\n\r \tApplication Control-menu button\n\r \tMaximize button\n\r \tMinimize button\n\r \tName of the application\n\r \tRestore button"
popid_scrollbars1=" Scroll bars\n\r\n\rDisplayed at the right and bottom edges of the list. The scroll boxes inside the scroll bars indicate your vertical and horizontal location in the list view. You can use the mouse to scroll to other parts of the document."
popid_hid_sc_size1="Size command (System menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to display a four-headed arrow so you can size the active window with the arrow keys.\n\r \n\r\n\rAfter the pointer changes to the four-headed arrow:\n\r1.\tPress one of the DIRECTION keys (left, right, up, or down arrow key) to move the pointer to the border you want to move. \n\r2.\tPress a DIRECTION key to move the border.\n\r3.\tPress ENTER when the window is the size you want.\n\r\n\rNote: This command is unavailable if you maximize the window.\n\r\n\rShortcut\n\rMouse:\tDrag the size bars at the corners or edges of the window.\n\r"
popid_hid_sc_move1="Move command (Control menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to display a four-headed arrow so you can move the active window or dialog box with the arrow keys.\n\r \n\r\n\rNote: This command is unavailable if you maximize the window.\n\r\n\rShortcut\n\rKeys:\tCtrl+F7\n\r"
popid_hid_sc_minimize="Minimize command (application Control menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to reduce the Eraser window to a taskbar tray icon. To show the main window again, double-click the taskbar tray icon.\n\r\n\rShortcut\n\rMouse:\tClick the minimize icon on the title bar.\n\rKeys:\tAlt+F9\n\r"
popid_hid_sc_maximize1="Maximize command (System menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to enlarge the active window to fill the available space.\n\r\n\rShortcut\n\rMouse:\tClick the maximize icon on the title bar; or double-click the title bar.\n\rKeys:\tCtrl+F10 enlarges a document window.\n\r"
popid_hid_sc_close1="Close command (Control menus)\n\r\n\rUse this command to close the Eraser application.\n\r\n\rDouble-clicking a Control-menu box is the same as choosing the Close command.\n\r \n\r\n\rShortcuts\n\rKeys: \tAlt+F4 closes the main application\n\r\t\t\t"
popid_hid_sc_restore1="Restore command (Control menu)\n\r\n\rUse this command to return the active window to its size and position before you chose the Maximize command."
popid_hid_ht_nowhere1="No Help Available\n\r\n\rNo help is available for this area of the window."
popid_afx_hidp_default1=" No Help Available\n\r\n\rNo help is available for this message box.\n\r"
