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Y > j < U R & c ^ y W , % _ k m I { � t e ] ' O [ K � r 3 . o ) # � E P : / q X � z \ � s @ 6 } ! ; 9 A d * V � � ` � � 4 " ~ f F � B = G $ S D a 8 � 2 C 1 � v H � 7 | b � x 5 � + - w � n g h %s Run '%s --help' to see a full list of available command line options. %s: Error processing file %s: %s %s: Failed to open %s: %s %s: Failed to recognize %s as an archive %s: File too large to be memory mapped %s: Is not a regular file * cat output one or more files in archive * createole create OLE archive * createzip create ZIP archive * dump dump one or more files in archive as hex * help list subcommands * list list files in archive * listprops list document properties in archive * props print specified document properties Amount of data remaining An optional GDateTime representing the time the input was last changed An optional GDateTime representing the time the output was last changed Available subcommands are... BZ2 decompress end failed BZ2 decompress failed BZ2 decompress init failed BZ2 support not enabled Big block size Can the outfile have children Can't find the VBA directory stream Characters that cause field quoting Compression Level Container Content type Corrupt data in the VT_CF property; clipboard data length must be at least 4 bytes, but the data says it only has %s bytes available. Display program version Does initial or terminal whitespace force quoting? Duplicate size mismatch EOF End of file Entry Name Error incorrect zip header Error reading Zip signature Error reading zip dirent Error seeking to zip header Failed to access child Failed to duplicate input stream Failed to read from source Failed to read longname Failed to rewind source Fallback Inconsistent block allocation table Input Charset Insufficient memory Invalid MS property section Invalid MS property stream header Invalid MS property stream header or file truncated Invalid gzip header Invalid longname header Invalid tar header Is Closed Is Directory Missing data when reading the %s property; got %s bytes, but %s bytes at least are needed. Missing id for part in '%s' Modification time NULL source Name No OLE2 signature No VBA signature No Zip trailer No property named %s Not enough memory to copy %s bytes of data ODF version Output Charset Part '%s' in '%s' from '%s' is corrupt! Position Pretty print Problems making block allocation table Problems reading directory Property "%s" used for multiple types! Quote Quoting Mode Quoting On Whitespace Quoting Triggers Raw Remaining Run '%s help' to see a list of subcommands. SUBCOMMAND ARCHIVE... Seek failed Separator Should the output auto-indent elements to make reading easier? Sink Size Size after decompression Small block size Source The GsfOutput that stores the Open Package content The ODF version this object is targeting as an integer like 100 The archive being interpreted The character set to convert from The character set to convert to The clip_data is in %s, but it is smaller than at least %s bytes The clip_data is in Windows clipboard format, but it is smaller than the required 4 bytes. The content type stored in the root [Content_Types].xml file The destination for writes The end-of-line marker The field separator The filename of this member in the archive without path The input's current position The input's name The input's size The level of compression used, zero meaning none The output's current position The output's name The output's size The parent GsfInfile The parent GsfOutfile The size of the OLE's big blocks The size of the OLE's small blocks The source's uncompressed size The string to use for invalid characters The string used for quoting fields Truncated archive Unable to find part id='%s' for '%s' Unable to find part with type='%s' for '%s' Unable to initialize BZ2 library Unable to initialize zlib Unable to parse VBA header Unable to read MS property stream header Uncompressed size not set Unknown VBA version signature 0x%x%x%x%x Unreasonable block sizes Usage: %s %s When to quote fields Where the archive is written Where the compressed data comes from Where the converted data is written Where the formatted output is written Whether the output is closed Whether to read compressed data with no header and no trailer Windows DIB or BITMAP format Windows Enhanced Metafile format Windows Metafile format end-on-line failure reading block gsf version %d.%d.%d mmap not supported problem uncompressing stream truncated source vba project header problem Project-Id-Version: libgsf master Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: POT-Creation-Date: 2013-09-12 14:17+0100 PO-Revision-Date: 2013-09-12 14:20+0100 Last-Translator: Bruce Cowan <bruce@bcowan.me.uk> Language-Team: British English <en@li.org> Language: en_GB MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Plural-Forms: nplurals=2; plural=(n != 1); X-Generator: Gtranslator 2.91.6 X-Project-Style: gnome %s Run '%s --help' to see a full list of available command line options. %s: Error processing file %s: %s %s: Failed to open %s: %s %s: Failed to recognise %s as an archive %s: File too large to be memory mapped %s: Is not a regular file * cat output one or more files in archive * createole create OLE archive * createzip create ZIP archive * dump dump one or more files in archive as hex * help list subcommands * list list files in archive * listprops list document properties in archive * props print specified document properties Amount of data remaining An optional GDateTime representing the time the input was last changed An optional GDateTime representing the time the output was last changed Available subcommands are... BZ2 decompress end failed BZ2 decompress failed BZ2 decompress init failed BZ2 support not enabled Big block size Can the outfile have children Can't find the VBA directory stream Characters that cause field quoting Compression Level Container Content type Corrupt data in the VT_CF property; clipboard data length must be at least 4 bytes, but the data says it only has %s bytes available. Display program version Does initial or terminal whitespace force quoting? Duplicate size mismatch EOF End of file Entry Name Error incorrect zip header Error reading Zip signature Error reading zip dirent Error seeking to zip header Failed to access child Failed to duplicate input stream Failed to read from source Failed to read longname Failed to rewind source Fallback Inconsistent block allocation table Input Charset Insufficient memory Invalid MS property section Invalid MS property stream header Invalid MS property stream header or file truncated Invalid gzip header Invalid longname header Invalid tar header Is Closed Is Directory Missing data when reading the %s property; got %s bytes, but %s bytes at least are needed. Missing id for part in '%s' Modification time NULL source Name No OLE2 signature No VBA signature No Zip trailer No property named %s Not enough memory to copy %s bytes of data ODF version Output Charset Part '%s' in '%s' from '%s' is corrupt! Position Pretty print Problems making block allocation table Problems reading directory Property "%s" used for multiple types! Quote Quoting Mode Quoting On Whitespace Quoting Triggers Raw Remaining Run '%s help' to see a list of subcommands. SUBCOMMAND ARCHIVE... Seek failed Separator Should the output auto-indent elements to make reading easier? Sink Size Size after decompression Small block size Source The GsfOutput that stores the Open Package content The ODF version this object is targeting as an integer like 100 The archive being interpreted The character set to convert from The character set to convert to The clip_data is in %s, but it is smaller than at least %s bytes The clip_data is in Windows clipboard format, but it is smaller than the required 4 bytes. The content type stored in the root [Content_Types].xml file The destination for writes The end-of-line marker The field separator The filename of this member in the archive without path The input's current position The input's name The input's size The level of compression used, zero meaning none The output's current position The output's name The output's size The parent GsfInfile The parent GsfOutfile The size of the OLE's big blocks The size of the OLE's small blocks The source's uncompressed size The string to use for invalid characters The string used for quoting fields Truncated archive Unable to find part id='%s' for '%s' Unable to find part with type='%s' for '%s' Unable to initialise BZ2 library Unable to initialize zlib Unable to parse VBA header Unable to read MS property stream header Uncompressed size not set Unknown VBA version signature 0x%x%x%x%x Unreasonable block sizes Usage: %s %s When to quote fields Where the archive is written Where the compressed data comes from Where the converted data is written Where the formatted output is written Whether the output is closed Whether to read compressed data with no header and no trailer Windows DIB or BITMAP format Windows Enhanced Metafile format Windows Metafile format end-on-line failure reading block gsf version %d.%d.%d mmap not supported problem uncompressing stream truncated source vba project header problem