Changeset 2233 for trunk/eraser/Eraser/Strings.resx
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r2232 r2233 160 160 <value>Another instance of Eraser is already running but it is running with higher privileges than this instance of Eraser. Tasks cannot be added in this manner.\n\nClose the running instance of Eraser and start it again without administrator privileges, or run the command again as an administrator.</value> 161 161 </data> 162 <data name="usage: Eraser <action> <arguments>\r\nwhere action is\r\n help Show this help message.\r\n addtask Adds a task to the current task list.\r\n querymethods Lists all registered Erasure methods.\r\n importtasklist Imports an Eraser Task list to the current user's Task\r\n List.\r\n\r\nglobal parameters:\r\n /quiet Do not create a Console window to display progress.\r\n\r\nparameters for help:\r\n eraser help\r\n\r\n no parameters to set.\r\n\r\nparameters for addtask:\r\n eraser addtask [/method= <methodGUID>] [/schedule=(now|manually|restart)] <target> [target [...]]\r\n\r\n /method The Erasure method to use.\r\n /schedule The schedule the task will follow. The value must be one\r\n of:\r\n now The task will be queued for immediate execution.\r\n manually The task will be created but not queued for execution.\r\n restart The task will be queued for execution when the computer\r\n is next restarted.\r\n\r\n where target is:\r\n{0}\r\n\r\nparameters for querymethods:\r\n eraser querymethods\r\n\r\n no parameters to set.\r\n\r\nparameters for importtasklist:\r\n eraser importtasklist (file)[...]\r\n\r\n [file]A list of one or more files to import.\r\n\r\nAll arguments are case sensitive.\r\n\r\nResponse files can be used for very long command lines (generally, anything\r\ninvolving more than 32,000 characters.) Response files are used by prepending\r\n@ to the path to the file, and passing it into the command line. The\r\ncontents of the response files' will be substituted at the same position into\r\nthe command line." xml:space="preserve">163 <value>usage: Eraser <action> <arguments>\r\nwhere action is\r\n help Show this help message.\r\n addtask Adds a task to the current task list.\r\n querymethods Lists all registered Erasure methods.\r\n importtasklist Imports an Eraser Task list to the current user's Task\r\n List.\r\n\r\nglobal parameters:\r\n /quiet Do not create a Console window to display progress.\r\n\r\nparameters for help:\r\n eraser help\r\n\r\n no parameters to set.\r\n\r\nparameters for addtask:\r\n eraser addtask [/method= <methodGUID>] [/schedule=(now|manually|restart)] <target> [target [...]]\r\n\r\n /method The Erasure method to use.\r\n /schedule The schedule the task will follow. The value must be one\r\n of:\r\n now The task will be queued for immediate execution.\r\n manually The task will be created but not queued for execution.\r\n restart The task will be queued for execution when the computer\r\n is next restarted.\r\n\r\n where target is:\r\n{0}\r\n\r\nparameters for querymethods:\r\n eraser querymethods\r\n\r\n no parameters to set.\r\n\r\nparameters for importtasklist:\r\n eraser importtasklist (file)[...]\r\n\r\n [file]A list of one or more files to import.\r\n\r\nAll arguments are case sensitive.\r\n\r\nResponse files can be used for very long command lines (generally, anything\r\ninvolving more than 32,000 characters.) Response files are used by prepending\r\n@ to the path to the file, and passing it into the command line. The\r\ncontents of the response files' will be substituted at the same position into\r\nthe command line.</value>162 <data name="usage: Eraser <action> <arguments>\r\nwhere action is\r\n help Show this help message.\r\n addtask Adds a task to the current task list.\r\n querymethods Lists all registered Erasure methods.\r\n importtasklist Imports an Eraser Task list to the current user's Task\r\n List.\r\n\r\nglobal parameters:\r\n /quiet Do not create a Console window to display progress.\r\n\r\nparameters for help:\r\n eraser help\r\n\r\n no parameters to set.\r\n\r\nparameters for addtask:\r\n eraser addtask [/method=(<methodGUID>|<methodName>)] [/schedule=(now|manually|restart)] <target> [target [...]]\r\n\r\n /method The Erasure method to use.\r\n /schedule The schedule the task will follow. The value must be one\r\n of:\r\n now The task will be queued for immediate execution.\r\n manually The task will be created but not queued for execution.\r\n restart The task will be queued for execution when the computer\r\n is next restarted.\r\n\r\n where target is one of more of:\r\n{0}\r\n\r\nparameters for querymethods:\r\n eraser querymethods\r\n\r\n no parameters to set.\r\n\r\nparameters for importtasklist:\r\n eraser importtasklist <file>[...]\r\n\r\n file A list of one or more files to import.\r\n\r\nAll arguments are case sensitive.\r\n\r\nResponse files can be used for very long command lines (generally, anything\r\ninvolving more than 32,000 characters.) Response files are used by prepending\r\n@ to the path to the file, and passing it into the command line. The\r\ncontents of the response files' will be substituted at the same position into\r\nthe command line." xml:space="preserve"> 163 <value>usage: Eraser <action> <arguments>\r\nwhere action is\r\n help Show this help message.\r\n addtask Adds a task to the current task list.\r\n querymethods Lists all registered Erasure methods.\r\n importtasklist Imports an Eraser Task list to the current user's Task\r\n List.\r\n\r\nglobal parameters:\r\n /quiet Do not create a Console window to display progress.\r\n\r\nparameters for help:\r\n eraser help\r\n\r\n no parameters to set.\r\n\r\nparameters for addtask:\r\n eraser addtask [/method=(<methodGUID>|<methodName>)] [/schedule=(now|manually|restart)] <target> [target [...]]\r\n\r\n /method The Erasure method to use.\r\n /schedule The schedule the task will follow. The value must be one\r\n of:\r\n now The task will be queued for immediate execution.\r\n manually The task will be created but not queued for execution.\r\n restart The task will be queued for execution when the computer\r\n is next restarted.\r\n\r\n where target is one of more of:\r\n{0}\r\n\r\nparameters for querymethods:\r\n eraser querymethods\r\n\r\n no parameters to set.\r\n\r\nparameters for importtasklist:\r\n eraser importtasklist <file>[...]\r\n\r\n file A list of one or more files to import.\r\n\r\nAll arguments are case sensitive.\r\n\r\nResponse files can be used for very long command lines (generally, anything\r\ninvolving more than 32,000 characters.) Response files are used by prepending\r\n@ to the path to the file, and passing it into the command line. The\r\ncontents of the response files' will be substituted at the same position into\r\nthe command line.</value> 164 164 </data> 165 165 <data name="Eraser {0}\r\n(c) 2008-2010 The Eraser Project\r\nEraser is Open-Source Software: see http://eraser.heidi.ie/ for details.\r\n" xml:space="preserve"> … … 169 169 <value>Unknown schedule type: {0}</value> 170 170 </data> 171 <data name="Ambiguous argument: {0} can be handled by more than one erasure target." xml:space="preserve"> 172 <value>Ambiguous argument: {0} can be handled by more than one erasure target.</value> 173 </data> 171 174 <data name="Unknown argument: {0}, skipped." xml:space="preserve"> 172 175 <value>Unknown argument: {0}, skipped.</value> … … 175 178 <value>Tasks must contain at least one erasure target.</value> 176 179 </data> 180 <data name="Ambiguous erasure method name: {0} identifies more than one erasure method." xml:space="preserve"> 181 <value>Ambiguous erasure method name: {0} identifies more than one erasure method.</value> 182 </data> 183 <data name="The provided Erasure Method '{0}' does not exist." xml:space="preserve"> 184 <value>The provided Erasure Method '{0}' does not exist.</value> 185 </data> 177 186 <data name="Could not load task list. All task entries have been lost. The error returned was: {0}" xml:space="preserve"> 178 187 <value>Could not load task list. All task entries have been lost. The error returned was: {0}</value>
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