Help-Client-Strings.strings
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- <!-- Help-Client-Strings.strings - For ease of localization, strings have been separated into this file. Place all localizable strings here. -->
- <!-- NOTE: assignments require left justification and the assignment to appear as "$=" without whitespace between the $ and =. -->
- <!-- External links reused throughout the help documentation -->
- $LINK_FVJV_HOMEPAGE$=<a href="http://FVJV.Serv-U.com/" target="_blank">FTP Voyager JV homepage</a>
- $LINK_FV_HOMEPAGE$=<a href="http://www.ftpvoyager.com/" target="_blank">FTP Voyager</a>
- <!-- Macros for inserting links to other Help doc pages. The text within these anchor tags needs to be translated. -->
- $LINK_HELP_FILE_MANAGEMENT$=<a href="/?InternalDir=Web Client&InternalFile=Help/Help-File-Transfers.htm">File Management</a>
- $LINK_HELP_DIR_MANAGEMENT$=<a href="/?InternalDir=Web Client&InternalFile=Help/Help-Directory-Management.htm">Directory Management</a>
- $LINK_HELP_IMAGE_FEATURES$=<a href="/?InternalDir=Web Client&InternalFile=Help/Help-Image-Features.htm">Thumbnails & Slideshows</a>
- <!-- String table for Help-Overview -->
- $OVERVIEW_HEADER$=Serv-U Web Client Overview
- $OVERVIEW_INTRO$::
- The Serv-U Web Client is an HTTP-based file transfer client available for use by all Users on a properly licensed Serv-U File Server. The Web Client is a perfect
- solution for novice computer users and organizations with a need to provide a simple method of transferring a few files between your users. Because it uses
- the HTTP protocol to communicate with Serv-U, the Web Client avoids some of the headaches associated with using the FTP protocol in a secured environment
- or through the limited support of FTP in today's common web browsers.
- The Web Client is capable of enabling users to accomplish a wide variety of tasks, including:
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_TASKS$::
- Access your files from anywhere using a Graphical User Interface (GUI) from within your browser.
- Transfer files to and from your File Server, including creating and deleting directories.
- View remote images as thumbnails generated on-the-fly to conserve bandwidth and increase transfer speed.
- Easily share photo albums using the built-in Slideshow feature.
- Play Audio and Video files in the built-in Media Player.
- Provide access to the File Server in <strong>eleven</strong> different supported languages.
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_LOGIN_PARAMS$=URL login and auto load parameters
- $OVERVIEW_LOGIN_PARAMS_TXT$::
- The Web Client offers the ability to send login credentials and special load parameters in the URL pointing to Serv-U File Server. Below is the list of
- parameters that can be added to the URL.
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_LOGIN_PARAMS_LIST$::
- Use the "thumbnail=1" parameter to start the Web Client in Thumbnails mode after login.
- Use the "slideshow=1" parameter to start the Web Client slide show immediately after login.
- Use the "playlist=1" parameter to play audio files immediately after login to the Web Client.
- Use the "playmedia=1" parameter to play video files immediately after login to the Web Client.
- Use the "dir=" parameter to navigate directly to any directory immediately after login to the Web Client.
- Use the "file=" parameter to download a file located in the directory specified in the "dir=" parameter immediately after login to the Web Client.
- <strong>Example URL:</strong> http://www.domainname.com?user=temp&password=temppw&thumbnail=1&dir=/D:/temp/&file=textfile.txt
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_SEARCH_PARAMS$=File Name Search and Supported Wildcards
- $OVERVIEW_SEARCH_PARAMS_TXT$::
- The Web Client offers the ability to search for files based on the users input using the "File Search" button located under the file list pane. Below is a
- list of wildcards that are also supported.
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_SEARCH_PARAMS_LIST$::
- Use the "*" parameter to search for files when the whole file name is unknown (ie..*.txt, *SearchPhrase*, *FileName*).
- Use the "?" parameter when a specific character is unknown in the filename (ie..????Name.txt, FileName.???).
- Use the "[]" parameter when a specific character is unknown but should contain one of the specified characters in the brackets (ie..[fmn]ileName.txt, File[fmn]ame.txt).
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_REQUIREMENTS$::
- The Web Client can be run in today's most popular Web browsers that are available on virtually every computer "out of the box." The following minimum
- system requirements must be met to run the Web Client:
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_REQ_LIST$::
- Must be using Firefox 2.0 or Internet Explorer 6.0 or better.
- Cookies must be enabled in the browser.
- JavaScript must be enabled in the browser.
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_LIMITATIONS$::
- The Web Client is intended to easily enable basic file transfer functionality on the broadest platform available - the standard Web browser. However, it
- is not intended to be a wholesale replacement for a full-featured FTP client. If you're looking for an enterprise level solution that offers a full-featured
- file transfer client to your users, then <strong>FTP Voyager JV</strong> is available to meet your needs. With FTP Voyager JV, you still get easy deployment
- and access configuration of the client through HTTP, but its basis on the Java platform enables the following features that are not available in the Web
- Client:
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_LIMIT_LIST$::
- Concurrently upload multiple files.
- Download files while an upload is in progress.
- Download a directory and its entire contents.
- A traditional Graphical User Interface (GUI) based on our award-winning $LINK_FV_HOMEPAGE$ client.
- Side-by-side views of the remote and local file systems.
- Multiple different file system views, (e.g., list, icons, details, thumbnails).
- Maintain original file dates and times after file transfer.
- "Move" files and folders between the remote and local file systems.
- Platform specific display themes to ensure a uniform appearance on the platform of choice.
- ::END
- $OVERVIEW_FVJV_INFO$::
- To enable <strong>FTP Voyager JV</strong>, a supported license must be purchased for the File Server. Once enabled, FTP Voyager JV is available to all Users
- of the File Server that have installed the Java Runtime Environment on their system. For more information on <strong>FTP Voyager JV</strong>, visit the
- $LINK_FVJV_HOMEPAGE$.
- ::END
- <!-- String table for Help-Layout -->
- $BWC_LAYOUT_HEADER$=Web Client Layout
- $BWC_LAYOUT_INTRO$::
- The Web Client is presented as a standard web page containing a list of the files and directories available from the current remote path and clickable
- links that perform various file transfer related actions. All available functionality of the Web Client is available from this single page to keep
- interactions quick and easy to perform.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_UTILITY$=The Utility Bar
- $BWC_LAYOUT_UTILITY_TXT$::
- At the top of the page is the utility bar that contains buttons to perform various utility tasks. Some of these tasks are only available if an administrator
- has enabled this feature for your user account. These tasks are denoted with <strong>(*)</strong>. Additional information on each available task is found
- below.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_CURRENT_DIR$=Current Directory
- $BWC_LAYOUT_CURRENT_DIR_TXT$::
- The first thing displayed on the utility bar is the name of the server you're connected to and your current location on the server. As you navigate the
- different directories on the server, this location updates so you always know where you are.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_BREAD_CRUMB_BAR_TXT$::
- Each of the directory segments, listed in the current directory, is clickable, allowing you to quickly navigate to that specific directory. Mousing over
- any of these segments also shows a sub-menu of sub-directories that are available at that segment in your current path. After this menu appears, simply
- select the desired sub-directory to make it your current directory.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_CONSOLE$=Management Console (*)
- $BWC_LAYOUT_CONSOLE_TXT$::
- If you are logged in using an account with administrative privileges, the <strong>Management Console</strong> button can be pressed to return to the Serv-U
- Management Console's main page.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_PASSWORD$=Change Password (*)
- $BWC_LAYOUT_PASSWORD_TXT$::
- If the administrator allows users to change their account's password, this option is available. Clicking the <strong>Change Password</strong> button brings up
- a new dialog that asks for your current password and a desired new password. After entering the appropriate information, click the <strong>OK</strong> button
- to change the account's password. If the new password does not meet the administrator's security settings for passwords, a message is displayed that explains
- how the new password doesn't meet these security requirements.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_SUPPORT$=Support (*)
- $BWC_LAYOUT_SUPPORT_TXT$::
- This link is available if the administrator has configured an optional support link for assistance with using their Serv-U File Server. Clicking this link
- takes you to the administrator's preferred method of providing support, which may include opening another Web page, sending an email to an administrator
- address, or even starting an Instant Messenger session.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_HELP$=Help
- $BWC_LAYOUT_HELP_TXT$::
- This link launches the Serv-U Web Client Help documentation, which you are reading right now.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_LOGOUT$=Logout
- $BWC_LAYOUT_LOGOUT_TXT$::
- When you are finished with the Web Client, click the <strong>Logout</strong> button to terminate your session.
- ::END
- $BWC_LAYOUT_LISTING$=Directory Listing & Actions
- $BWC_LAYOUT_LISTING_TXT$::
- Below the Utility Bar is the directory listing returned by the server for the current directory. Above and below the directory listing are the various actions
- that can be performed to navigate the server, transfer files, or change the layout of the listings. For more information on these actions, see the appropriate
- Help documentation on $LINK_HELP_DIR_MANAGEMENT$, $LINK_HELP_FILE_MANAGEMENT$, or $LINK_HELP_IMAGE_FEATURES$.
- In the bottom right-corner of the directory listing is a summary of the contents of the current directory. Listed here is the number of directories, the
- number of files, and the total size of the files contained in the current directory.
- ::END
- <!-- String table for Help-Directory-Management -->
- $DIRS_HEADER$=Directory Management
- $DIRS_HEADER_TXT$::
- The majority of the Web Client's view is dedicated towards displaying the contents of the current directory being browsed on the server. This directory
- listing shows all the files and folders contained in the current directory. Depending on the access rights granted to your user account by the administrator,
- various actions can be performed on the files and folders in this listing.
- ::END
- $DIRS_NAVIGATING$=Navigating Directories
- $DIRS_NAVIGATING_TXT$::
- There are various ways the current directory can be changed. Changing the current directory updates the contents of the directory listing. The easiest method
- to change the current directory is to use your mouse to double-click a directory in the listing. Additionally, a directory can be right-clicked and the
- <strong>Open</strong> option selected. A final method to change the current directory is to select a directory in the listing and click the <strong>Open</strong>
- button found below the listing.
- ::END
- $DIRS_PARENT_DIR$=Parent Directory
- $DIRS_PARENT_DIR_TXT$::
- If your user account is locked in your home directory and the current directory is your home directory, then this button is not available. Clicking the button
- changes the current directory to the parent directory. For example, if your current directory is <strong>/public/files</strong>, clicking the button changes
- the current directory to <strong>/public</strong>.
- ::END
- $DIRS_REFRESH$=Refresh
- $DIRS_REFRESH_TXT$::
- Refreshing the current directory listing causes the Web Client to retrieve the directory listing again and update the displayed files and folders.
- ::END
- $DIRS_THUMBNAILS$=Thumbnails
- $DIRS_THUMBNAILS_TXT$::
- Clicking the <strong>Thumbnails</strong> button changes the view from a detailed view to a thumbnails view. While in thumbnails view, the Web Client
- retrieves and displays small versions of any image files in the current directory. Additional options are available while in thumbnail view mode. For more
- information on thumbnails, see the Help documentation on $LINK_HELP_IMAGE_FEATURES$.
- ::END
- $DIRS_DETAILS$=Details
- $DIRS_DETAILS_TXT$::
- When the current view is in thumbnail mode, the <strong>Details</strong> button is available. Clicking the button returns the current view to a detailed
- listing of the contents of the current directory without any thumbnail images.
- ::END
- $DIRS_CREATE$=Create Directory
- $DIRS_CREATE_TXT$::
- New directories can be created on the server by clicking this button. Once clicked, a new dialog is displayed that asks for the name of the new directory that
- should be created. If your user account does not have the ability to create directories or there is a conflict with the new directory name, an error message
- is displayed.
- ::END
- $DIRS_RENAME$=Rename
- $DIRS_RENAME_TXT$::
- To rename a directory, select the directory you want to rename in the directory listing and click this button. This option is also available by right-clicking
- on the desired directory. The current name is displayed in a new dialog. Change this name to the desired new name and click <strong>OK</strong>. If your
- user account does not have the ability to rename directories or there is a conflict with the new directory name, an error message is displayed.
- ::END
- $DIRS_DELETE$=Delete
- $DIRS_DELETE_TXT$::
- A directory can be deleted by selecting the desired directory from the listing and clicking the <strong>Delete</strong> button. This option is also available
- by right-clicking on the desired directory. If your user account does not have the ability to delete directories, an error message is displayed.
- <strong>NOTE:</strong> Deleting a directory deletes all files and folders that are contained in the directory. This action cannot be undone on the server.
- ::END
- <!-- String table for Help-File-Transfers -->
- $FILES_HEADER$=File Management
- <!-- The following string does not need to be translated. It's copying a string from elsewhere. -->
- $FILES_HEADER_TXT$=$DIRS_HEADER_TXT$
- $FILES_UPLOAD$=Upload
- $FILES_UPLOAD_TXT$::
- If your user account has permission to upload new files, you may upload a single file at a time to the server using this button. Clicking the <strong>Upload</strong>
- button opens a new window from which you can <strong>Browse</strong> your system for the file you want to upload. Once you've selected the appropriate file,
- click <strong>Upload</strong> to begin the transfer.
- When the upload has started, a progress dialog is displayed that is regularly updated with live information, including the current transfer rate, how much data
- has been sent, how much data remains to be sent, and the estimated time until completion of the transfer. While a file is being uploaded, no other action can
- be taken including changing the current directory or transferring another file. The upload can be terminated at any time by clicking the <strong>Cancel</strong>
- button. Cancelled file transfers cannot be resumed and must be started over.
- After the upload has completed, the progress dialog disappears and the directory listing is refreshed to show the new file.
- ::END
- $FILES_DOWNLOAD$=Download
- $FILES_DOWNLOAD_TXT$::
- To begin a file download, simply select the desired file and click the <strong>Download</strong> button. This option is also available by right-clicking on the
- desired file. The browser prompts you for a location on your system to save the file. Some browsers may also offer the option to open the file instead of
- saving it to a permanent location. While a file is being downloaded, the Web Client is free to perform other actions.
- ::END
- $FILES_RENAME$=Rename
- $FILES_RENAME_TXT$::
- To rename a file, select the file you want to rename in the directory listing and click this button. This option is also available by right-clicking on the
- desired file. The current name is displayed in a new dialog. Change this name to the desired new name and click <strong>OK</strong>. If your user account
- does not have the ability to rename files or there is a conflict with the new file name, an error message is displayed.
- ::END
- $FILES_DELETE$=Delete
- $FILES_DELETE_TXT$::
- A file can be deleted by selecting the desired file from the listing and clicking the <strong>Delete</strong> button. This option is also available by
- right-clicking on the desired file. If your user account does not have the ability to delete files, an error message is displayed. <strong>NOTE:</strong>
- Files are permanently deleted on the server. This action cannot be undone.
- ::END
- <!-- String table for Help-Image-Features -->
- $IMAGES_HEADER$=Thumbnails, Slideshows & Media Player
- $IMAGES_HEADER_TXT$::
- The Web Client, combined with advanced features in Serv-U, is a perfect platform for sharing photos with friends, family, or clients. Using advanced
- on-the-fly compression techniques, the Web Client can request a custom sized thumbnail image for virtually any type of image file. This thumbnail image
- is generated by the server upon receiving the request and sent back to the client. In this way, you can view a smaller version of an image file in a fraction
- of the time it would take to download the entire file and open it up locally. This also minimizes the amount of bandwidth used by the server to send these
- image files.
- The Web Client supports two image viewing modes: thumbnails and slideshows. Slideshows
- can be viewed when in either the detailed or thumbnail view mode.
- ::END
- $IMAGES_THUMBNAILS$=Thumbnails
- $IMAGES_THUMBNAILS_TXT$::
- The thumbnail view replaces the detailed directory listing with one that allows a thumbnail image to be displayed for each file. If the file isn't of a
- supported image type, then the appropriate icon for the file type is displayed instead. While in thumbnail view mode, a set of buttons appears below each
- thumbnail that replaces the standard action buttons that are usually found below the directory listing. These buttons let you <strong>Open</strong>,
- <strong>Download</strong>, <strong>Rename</strong>, and <strong>Delete</strong> files and folders like normal. For image files, there is an additional option
- available to preview the image.
- ::END
- $IMAGES_THUMB_SIZE$=Thumbnail Size
- $IMAGES_THUMB_SIZE_TXT$::
- The size of each image thumbnail can be customized from the <strong>Thumbnail Size</strong> drop-down box. Five sizes are offered to help you find a balance
- between the size of the thumbnails and the time it takes to retrieve them. While the available sizes are displayed as square values, the actual aspect ratio
- of the image is preserved when creating a thumbnail to avoid distorting the original image.
- ::END
- $IMAGES_THUMB_PREVIEW$=Preview Image
- $IMAGES_THUMB_PREVIEW_TXT$::
- Images can be previewed in both the thumbnail and detailed view mode. An image that is previewed is displayed in a new dialog as if in a slideshow, however it
- is paused on the previewed image. Images are shown at a maximum width of 600 pixels. If the previewed image is smaller than this size, then the image is shown
- using its actual dimensions. While previewing an image, a slideshow can be started by clicking the appropriate buttons located above the image. For more
- information on slideshows, continue reading.
- ::END
- $IMAGES_SLIDESHOWS$=Slideshows
- $IMAGES_SLIDESHOWS_TXT$::
- Slideshows are a way to automatically preview the images contained in the current directory. While viewing an image in slideshow mode, standard actions can be
- performed on that file including <strong>Download</strong>, <strong>Rename</strong>, and <strong>Delete</strong> by clicking the appropriate button below the
- image.
- ::END
- $IMAGES_SLIDE_CONTROL$=Controlling a Slideshow
- $IMAGES_SLIDE_CONTROL_TXT$::
- The slideshow can be controlled manually using the buttons at the top of the slideshow dialog. From left to right, the controls go to the previous image,
- pause, start, and go to the next image in the slideshow, respectively. Next to these controls is a counter showing the position of the current image along
- with the total number of images in the slideshow.
- The speed at which the images are displayed in the slideshow can be controlled using the slider at the bottom of the dialog. Adjusting the slider to the left
- towards <strong>Slow</strong> causes the images to be advanced at a slower pace. Adjusting the slider towards <strong>Fast</strong> increases this pace. On
- some servers, a loading image may be displayed when advancing to the next image if the current pace is faster than the server is capable of generating the
- slideshow image.
- When you are finished viewing the slideshow, use the <strong>Close</strong> button to dismiss the slideshow dialog.
- ::END
- $IMAGES_SLIDESHOWS$=Slideshows
- $IMAGES_SLIDESHOWS_TXT$::
- Slideshows are a way to automatically preview the images contained in the current directory. While viewing an image in slideshow mode, standard actions can be
- performed on that file including <strong>Download</strong>, <strong>Rename</strong>, and <strong>Delete</strong> by clicking the appropriate button below the
- image.
- ::END
- $MEDIA_PLAYER$=Media Player
- $MEDIA_PLAYER_TXT$::
- The Media Player allows users to play most common media formats instantly using the Media Player dialog in the Web Client. This feature allows user to
- conveniently preview audio & video files before downloading as well as build playlists to stream audio straight from the Web Client.
- ::END
- $MEDIA_PLAY_LIST$=Playlists
- $MEDIA_PLAY_LIST_TXT$::
- Playlists are dynamically generated by Serv-U to play all audio files located in the user's current directory. If audio files are detected in the current
- directory, a "Play List" option is made available. Simply click the button to begin successively streaming all audio files in the user's current directory
- to the built-in Media Player.
- ::END
- $MEDIA_PLAYER_CONTROLS$=Media Player Controls
- $MEDIA_PLAYER_CONTROLS_TXT$::
- The Media Player can be controlled manually using the previous and next buttons located above the player. Next to these controls is a counter showing the
- position of the current media file along with the total number of media files in the current directory. <strong>Note:</strong> These controls manually
- change to the previous or next media file in the current directory. Once the media file has been played, the Media Player does not automatically move
- on to the next media file.
- To play multiple audio files in succession, you must use the "Play List" option. When utilizing this feature, the controls in the appropriate media player
- plug-in can be used to change the current track. While streaming a playlist from Serv-U, the download, delete, and rename actions are hidden.
- ::END
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