# Interactive Help Messages file for FTP
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# Interactive Help text (icons)
iconbar.*:\T<app.name> application.|M\Sopen the connect \w.

progInfo.*:This \w gives brief information about the application.

choices.*:This \w lets you set choices for FTP client.
choices.1:Use 2 connections per FTP server (if possible).|MIf enabled, this allows directories to be listed during a file transfers.
choices.2:\Sswitch on this interactive help.|M\Adisplay the online help pages.
choices.3:Use RISCOS-style pathnames. eg, 'FTP::server.$.directory'|MIf disabled, UNIX-style pathnames are used. eg, 'ftp://server/directory'
choices.4:Disconnect from servers after the configured number of seconds of inactivity.|MIf disabled, the server may disconnect anyway after a server-dependant period of inactivity.
choices.5:<choices.4>
choices.6:<choices.4>
choices.7:Update directory windows while the directory is being opened.|MIf disabled, the window will be empty until details for all objects have been fetched.
choices.8:Use and update the RISCOS-filer settings for display and sorting type for directory windows.
choices.9:Tick this option to supply a different (fake) email address for anonymous FTP connections, to combat Unsolicited Commercial Email.
choices.10:Enter a fake email address that will be the password field for anonymous FTP connections.|Meg, nospam@example.com
choices.11:Set how the file access permissions for files that are uploading to an FTP server are determined.
choices.12:<choices.11>
choices.13:\Spopup a menu of different ways to set the file permissions for files that are uploading to an FTP server.
choices.14:\Sreload the last saved configuration.
choices.15:\Ssave the current configuration.
choices.16:\Sconfirm the current settings.
choices.17:\Sdisable use of the PASV command. Some servers (or firewall setups) have problems with this command, so try disabling it if you cannot open directories on a particular FTP server.

login.*:This \w lets you connect to remote FTP servers on the Internet. 
login.3:Enter the name of an FTP server to connect to.
login.13:<login.3>
login.14:Enter a directory path to open upon connection, or leave this field blank for the default.|Meg, '/home/myname/adir' or '$.home.myname.adir'
login.4:<login.14>
login.5:Enter the user name here, or "ftp" for anonymous FTP.
login.11:<login.5>
login.6:Enter the user's password here, or email address for anonymous FTP.
login.9:<login.6>
login.7:\Spopup a list of FTP entries in your hotlist.
login.1:\Scancel without connecting.
login.0:\Sconnect to the specified server.

filer.*:Click SELECT to select a file, directory or application.|MDrag SELECT to copy (or drag SELECT to move) a file, directory or application.|MDouble-click SELECT to open a directory, or to run a file.

close.*:This \w prompts you to confirm a particular action.
close.0:\Scancel this action.
close.1:\Sperform this action.

save.*:\Tsave dialogue box.|MDrag the icon to wherever you want the file saved or enter the name under which you want to save it.
save.0:\Ssave the file to the name in the box.
save.2:Type in here the name under which you wish to save the file.
save.3:Drag this to wherever you want to save the file.
save.1:\Scancel this action.

copy.*:This save box allows you to make a copy of the currently selected item.|MDrag the icon to wherever you want the item copied or enter the name under which you want to copy it..
copy.0:\Scopy the selected object to the name in the box.
copy.2:Type in here the name under which you wish to copy the selected object.
copy.3:Drag this to wherever you want to copy the selected object.

fileInfo.*:This dialogue gives information about the currently selected object.|MThe item's size is given in bytes.

connect.*:This \w shows the progress of a connection to a remote FTP server.
connect.0:\Sabort this connection.

access.*:This \w allows you to change the access rights of the selected object(s).|MR = Read access, W = Write access, X = Execute (run) access.
access.34:Enter an octal filemode value, or a chmod-style access string. eg, 'a+r-x'
access.2:If selected, all files inside any directories in the current selection will also have their access rights changed.
access.3:\Schange the access rights.

action.*:This \s shows the progress of a background FTP operation.
action.7:\Sabort this operation.
action.8:\Spause or continue the operation.
action2.*:<action.*>
action2.7:<action.7>
action2.8:<action.8>
action2.12:\Sacknowledge the information.

queue.*:queue window
log.*:log window

# Interactive Help text (menus)
micon.0:\Rget information about this application.
micon.1:\Sdisplay online help for this application.
micon.2:\Sopen the connect \w.
micon.3:\Rdisplay a list of FTP entries in your hotlist.
micon.4:\Sopen the choices \w.
micon.5:\Sclose the connection to this server.
micon.5g:This option is greyed because there are no FTP server connections to close.
micon.6:\Squit this application.
micond.0:\Sclose all connections.
micond.*:<micon.4>

mfiler.0:\Rcontrol how objects in this directory viewer are displayed.
mfilerd.0:\Sdisplay the objects in this directory using large icons.
mfilerd.1:\Sdisplay the objects in this directory using small icons.
mfilerd.2:\Sdisplay the full information on the objects in this directory.
mfilerd.3:\Ssort the items in this directory by their names.
mfilerd.4:\Rsort the items in this directory by their file types.
mfilerd.5:\Ssort the items in this directory by their size.
mfilerd.6:\Ssort the items in this directory by their date.
mfilerd.7:\Stoggle hidden objects on or off.
mfilerd.8:\Stoggle queue window open or closed.
mfilerd.9:\Stoggle logging window open or closed.
mfiler.1:\Rperform an operation on the selected object(s).
mfilerf.0:\Rget a save box for the selection object.|MThis allows you to copy it, and change its name at the same time.|MTo copy without changing the name, just drag the icon.
mfilerf.1:\Rtype in a new name for the selected object.
mfilerfr.0:Type in a new name for the selected object, then click SELECT or press Return to rename it.
mfilerf.2:\Sdelete the selected object(s).
mfilerf.3:\Rcontrol who may access the selected object(s).|MUse the full info display option to see current settings.
mfilerfa.0:\Sprotect the selected object(s) against being changed.
mfilerfa.1:\Sallow the selected object(s) to be changed.
mfilerfa.2:\Sallow the general public to read the selected (objects).
mfilerfa.3:\Sprevent the general public from reading the selected object(s).
mfilerfa.4:\Rchange the access bits of the selected object(s) individually.
mfilerf.4:\Sget a box displaying the size of the selected object(s).|MThe info option in this menu will also display this information.
mfilerf.5:\Ropen a box showing full information on the selected object.
mfilerf.6:\Renter the name of an object you want to find.|MThe selected objects are searched.
mfilerff.0:Type in the name of an object you want to find.|MClick SELECT or press Return to start the search.|MThe selected objects are searched.
mfilerf.7:\Renter a new file type for the selected object(s).
mfilerft.0:Type in the new file type for the selected object(s), then click SELECT or press Return.
mfilerf.8:\Stime stamp the selected object(s) with the time now.
mfiler.2:\Sselect all objects in this directory viewer.
mfiler.3:\Sdeselect all objects in this directory viewer.
mfiler.4:\Raccess other operations and options.
mfilerm.0:\Sreload the items in this directory from the remote server.
mfilerm.1:\Renter the name of a directory that you want to display.
mfilerm.2:\Rdisplay a list of FTP entries in your hotlist.
mfilerm.3:\Rsave the details of this filer window (server, username and directory) as an FTP URL file.
mfilerm.4:\Rsave the list of files in this filer window as an HTML page.
mfilerm.5:\Rselect the transfer type for file copying (ASCII or Binary modes).
mfilermt.0:\Sauto-select ASCII or Binary transfer modes.|MBinary mode is used unless a file is filetyped as text.
mfilermt.1:\Sselect Binary transfer mode for all file copying. 
mfilermt.2:\Sselect ASCII transfer mode for all file copying.|MASCII mode assumes all files are text files and will do any translations required. eg, CR/LF, EOF and EBCDIC/ASCII conversion.
mfilerm.6:\Sclose the connection to this server.
mfilermo.0:Type in the name of a directory that you want to display.|Meg, '/home/myname/adir' or '$.home.myname.adir'
mfilerm.7:\Sto determine whether or not future operations confirm on each object.
mfilerm.8:\Sto determine whether or not a window shows the progress of operations.
mfilerm.9:\Sto determine whether or not locking is ignored.
mfilerm.10:\Sto determine whether or not the date stamps are checked before copying.
mfiler.5:\Rcreate a new directory.|MThe new directory will be created in this directory.
mfilern.0:Type in the new directory's name, then click SELECT or press Return to create it.
mfiler.6:\Sopen the parent of this directory.
mfiler.6g:This option is greyed out as this directory does not have a parent.
mgrey.1:This option is greyed out because there isn't exactly one selected object.
mgrey.n:This option is greyed out because there are no selected objects.
mgrey.u:This option is greyed out because it isn't implemented in the current release.

mtmp.*:Choose an item from the list.

mhot.0:\Sadd the current entry to the hotlist.|MThis option is greyed if there is no current entry to add.
mhot.1:\Sremove the current entry from the hotlist.|MThis option is greyed if there is no current entry to remove.
mhot.*:\Sconnect to this hotlist entry.

maccess.0:If selected, uploaded file permissions are copied from the source file.
maccess.1:If selected, uploaded file permissions are always private (no public read).
maccess.2:If selected, uploaded file permissions are always public (read-only).
maccess.3:If selected, uploaded file permissions are user configurable.|M\Rset the file permissions you want.
maccess.4:If selected, no changes are made to the uploaded file permissions. They remain whatever the server defaults them to. This is useful for servers that don't support the change file permissions command.

maction.0:\Sto determine whether or not these operations are performed faster (which makes other applications less responsive).
maction.1:\Sto determine whether or not these operations confirm on each object.
maction.2:\Sto determine whether or not this window shows the progress of operations.
maction.3:\Sto determine whether or not locking is ignored.
maction.4:\Sto determine whether or not the date stamps are checked before copying.
