message catalogs: fix comment lines, also remove linux hack in merge.c

[oweals/cde.git] / cde / programs / localized / it_IT.ISO8859-1 / msg / dtact.msg

diff --git a/cde/programs/localized/it_IT.ISO8859-1/msg/dtact.msg b/cde/programs/localized/it_IT.ISO8859-1/msg/dtact.msg
index 9182c4077f1c1adb4c70376778cbbba78a1ca341..befcd947b6ba7202d0d7516850ce1314638b5df0 100644 (file)
--- a/cde/programs/localized/it_IT.ISO8859-1/msg/dtact.msg
+++ b/cde/programs/localized/it_IT.ISO8859-1/msg/dtact.msg
@@ -1,50 +1,50 @@
 $ $XConsortium: dtact.msg /main/3 1995/11/08 12:40:35 rswiston $
 $ ******************************************************************************
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 $ ***** NOTE FOR MESSAGE CATALOG TRANSLATORS *****
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 $ There may be thre types of messages in this file:
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 $ 1. Messages that appear in dialogs or are displayed to the user.
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 $    These messages are the default, and they should ALL BE LOCALIZED.
 $    Note that these messages do NOT have any identification (see the
 $    comments for type 2 and 3 below).
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 $ 2. Messages that only appear in the DT error log file ($HOME/.dt/errorlog).
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 $    The localization of these messages is OPTIONAL.  These message are
 $    identified by the following:
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 $    MESSAGES xx-yy IN SET ZZ WILL ONLY APPEAR IN THE DT ERRORLOG FILE
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 $ 3. Messages that should not be localized.
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 $    These messages are identified by the following:
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 $    DO NOT TRANSLATE or CHANGE or LOCALIZE MESSAGES xx-yy from set zz
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 $ ***** END  (NOTE FOR MESSAGE CATALOG TRANSLATORS) *****
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 $ ******************************************************************************
 
 
 $ ******************************************************************************
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 $ The following are the messages for the dtaction client.  Here are 
 $ instructions for displaying each dialog:
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 $ 1) To display the dialog prompting for a user password, run dtaction
 $    with the '-user <name>' option, where <name> is a valid login name
 $    on your system.
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 $ 2) To display the invalid password dialog, follow the steps in (1), and
 $    enter a bogus password; select the 'Ok' button.
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 $ 3) To display the unknown user dialog, run dtaction with the
 $    '-user <name>' option, but specify a bogus <name>; i.e. one which
 $    is not listed in /etc/passwd.
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 $ ******************************************************************************
 
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