[MainApp.ScriptPopupMenu]
MainForm->lb_MainMenu->Caption=File 
MainForm->mi_NewScript->Caption=New
MainForm->mi_OpenScript->Caption=Open
MainForm->mi_ScriptList->Caption=List
MainForm->mi_SaveScript->Caption=Save
MainForm->mi_SaveAsScript->Caption=Save as
MainForm->mi_NamedScript->Caption=Rename
MainForm->mi_DeleteScript->Caption=Delete
MainForm->mi_ImportScript->Caption=Import
MainForm->mi_ExportScript->Caption=Export
MainForm->mi_ImportExportScript->Caption=Import/Export
MainForm->mi_ReadScriptFromMouse->Caption=Read Memory
MainForm->mi_WriteScriptToMouse->Caption=Download
MainForm->mi_CloseScript->Caption=Exit


[MainApp.TrayIconPopupMenu]
MainForm->mi_LaunchOnLogin->Caption=Auto Launch on Boot
MainForm->mi_MouseControlPanel->Caption=Mouse-Control Panel
MainForm->mi_KeyboardControlPanel->Caption=Keyboard-Control Panel
MainForm->mi_StandardWheel->Caption=Microsoft Standard Wheel
MainForm->mi_OpenPairID->Caption=Pair ID Program
MainForm->mi_SingleDPISet->Caption=DPI Set
MainForm->mi_AntiVibrate->Caption=Anti-vibrate Settings
MainForm->mi_PenSuitSet->Caption=TutorPen Settings
MainForm->mi_TiltWheelSetting->Caption=Tilt Wheel Settings
MainForm->mi_BounceSetting->Caption=Button Response Time
MainForm->mi_OSDSetting->Caption=Function/Key Reminder
MainForm->mi_W4DSetting->Caption=4-Way Wheel Settings
MainForm->mi_Battery->Caption=Battery Capacity
MainForm->mi_PowerManagement->Caption=Power Management
MainForm->mi_ChannelSetting->Caption=RF Channel Settings
MainForm->mi_ReportRateSetting->Caption=Report Rate Settings
MainForm->mi_MouseNamedManager->Caption=10-Link Meeting Management
MainForm->mi_PenSetting->Caption=TutorPen
MainForm->mi_MouseRFDistance->Caption=Wireless Meeting Range Settings
MainForm->mi_RSSI->Caption=Best Wireless Signal Monitoring
MainForm->mi_MultiPairManager->Caption=10-Link Meeting Technology
MainForm->mi_Standard45->Caption=Standard Key4,5
MainForm->mi_StandardRightKey->Caption=Standard Right Button
MainForm->mi_ShortKey->Caption=Toggle Switch
MainForm->mi_TrayLaunch->Caption=Open %P
MainForm->mi_Close->Caption=Exit
MainForm->mi_ShortKey_None->Caption=None
MainForm->mi_ShortKey_Custom->Caption=Custom..


[MainApp.TrayIconPopupMenu.G9]
MainForm->mi_MultiPairManager->Caption=A4tech G-Family


[MainApp.TrayIconPopupMenu.G9_SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=MainApp.TrayIconPopupMenu.G9


[MainApp.TrayIconPopupMenu.G10]
MainForm->mi_PowerManagement->Caption=Power Management


[MainApp.TrayIconPopupMenu.XG]
MainForm->mi_MultiPairManager->Caption=Multi Pair Technology
MainForm->mi_PowerManagement->Caption=Gaming/Office Power Management


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu]
MainForm->mi_Event1->Caption=No Settings
MainForm->mi_Event2->Caption=Left Button
MainForm->mi_Event3->Caption=Right Button
MainForm->mi_Event4->Caption=Middle Button
MainForm->mi_Event5->Caption=4th Button
MainForm->mi_Event6->Caption=5th Button
MainForm->mi_Event7->Caption=Scroll Up
MainForm->mi_Event8->Caption=Scroll Down
MainForm->mi_Event80->Caption=Scroll Left
MainForm->mi_Event81->Caption=Scroll Right
MainForm->mi_Event82->Caption=Report Rate
MainForm->mi_Event55->Caption=Previous Track
MainForm->mi_Event56->Caption=Next Track
MainForm->mi_Event57->Caption=Stop
MainForm->mi_Event58->Caption=Play/Pause
MainForm->mi_Event59->Caption=Mute
MainForm->mi_Event60->Caption=Volume +
MainForm->mi_Event61->Caption=Volume -
MainForm->mi_Event83->Caption=LaserPointer(By Model)
MainForm->mi_Event72->Caption=Back
MainForm->mi_Event71->Caption=Forward
MainForm->mi_Event75->Caption=Stop
MainForm->mi_Event74->Caption=Refresh
MainForm->mi_Event66->Caption=Search
MainForm->mi_Event67->Caption=My Favorite
MainForm->mi_Event63->Caption=Web Browser
MainForm->mi_Event64->Caption=E-mail
MainForm->mi_Event62->Caption=Calculator
MainForm->mi_Event65->Caption=My Computer
MainForm->mi_Event77->Caption=Sleep
MainForm->mi_Event70->Caption=Power off
MainForm->mi_TextKeyboard->Caption=Keyboard...
MainForm->mi_TextMouse->Caption=Mouse
MainForm->mi_Office->Caption=Office Sets
MainForm->mi_TextMedia->Caption=Multimedia
MainForm->mi_TextInternal->Caption=Internet
MainForm->mi_TextSystem->Caption=System
MainForm->mi_MouseGesture->Caption=Gesture 16-in-1
MainForm->mi_Macro->Caption=Select Macro File
MainForm->mi_MacroManager->Caption=Macro Manager...
MainForm->mi_Event9->Caption=DPI Settings
MainForm->mi_WindowMaximum->Caption=Maximum
MainForm->mi_WindowMinimum->Caption=Minimum
MainForm->mi_AllWindowMinimum->Caption=All Minimum
MainForm->mi_ZoomIn->Caption=Zoom In
MainForm->mi_ZoomOut->Caption=Zoom Out
MainForm->mi_Text->Caption=Paste Text
MainForm->mi_Software->Caption=Open a file
MainForm->mi_2X->Caption=Double Click
MainForm->mi_3X->Caption=Treble Click
MainForm->mi_ShortCutGroup->Caption=Key Combination
MainForm->mi_EditerClass->Caption=Text Commands
MainForm->mi_FileClass->Caption=File Commands
MainForm->mi_Cut->Caption=Cut(Ctrl+X)
MainForm->mi_Copy->Caption=Copy(Ctrl+C)
MainForm->mi_Paste->Caption=Paste(Ctrl+V)
MainForm->mi_Delete->Caption=Delete(Del)
MainForm->mi_Search->Caption=Search(Ctrl+F)
MainForm->mi_SelectAll->Caption=Select All(Ctrl+A)
MainForm->mi_Repeat->Caption=Redo(Ctrl+Y)
MainForm->mi_Recover->Caption=Undo(Ctrl+Z)
MainForm->mi_NewFile->Caption=New File(Ctrl+N)
MainForm->mi_OpenOldFile->Caption=Open File(Ctrl+O)
MainForm->mi_SaveFile->Caption=Save File(Ctrl+S)
MainForm->mi_PrintFile->Caption=Print(Ctrl+P)
MainForm->mi_Pen->Caption=TutorPen
MainForm->mi_KeySettingRemind->Caption=Memo
MainForm->mi_Clipboard_Picture->Caption=SnippingTool


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.G9]
MainForm->mi_MouseGesture->Caption=Gesture 16-in-1


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.G9_SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.G9


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.G9


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.K3G]
MainForm->mi_MouseGesture->Caption=Gesture 8-in-Right


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.K3G5]
%Mapping%=MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.K3G


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.K4G4]
%Mapping%=MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.K3G


[MainApp.Gestures8.PopupMenu]
mi_StandardRightKey->Caption=Standard Right Button
mi_8InRight->Caption=Gestures 8-in-1


[MainApp.Gestures16.PopupMenu]
mi_StandardRightKey->Caption=Standard Right Button
mi_16InRight->Caption=Gestures 16-in-1


[MainApp.ProfilePopupMenu]
MainForm->mi_Profile1->Caption=Profile 1
MainForm->mi_Profile2->Caption=Profile 2
MainForm->mi_Profile3->Caption=Profile 3
MainForm->mi_Profile4->Caption=Profile 4
MainForm->mi_Profile5->Caption=Profile 5


[MainApp.ProfilePopupMenu.G10]
MainForm->mi_Profile1->Caption=Mode 1
MainForm->mi_Profile2->Caption=Mode 2
MainForm->mi_Profile3->Caption=Mode 3
MainForm->mi_Profile4->Caption=Mode 4
MainForm->mi_Profile5->Caption=Mode 5


[MainApp.Gestures16]
MouseGestureForm->lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 16-in-1 Settings:
MouseGestureForm->lb_Title->Caption.G9=Gestures 16-in-1 Settings:
MouseGestureForm->lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
MouseGestureForm->lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption.G9=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
MouseGestureForm->lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
MouseGestureForm->lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption.2X=16-in-One Usage: Hold "2X" button, Move mouse as "Arrow" direction, then release the button. If "Realtime Response" is selected below, the common-used 8 functions may be executed, or setup the sensitivity.


[MainApp.Gestures8]
MouseGestureForm->lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 8-in-1 Settings:
MouseGestureForm->lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
MouseGestureForm->lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
MouseGestureForm->lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
MouseGestureForm->lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value


[MainApp.Gestures4]
MouseGestureForm->lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 4-in-1 Settings:
MouseGestureForm->lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
MouseGestureForm->lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
MouseGestureForm->lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
MouseGestureForm->lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value


[MainApp.Misc]
Version=Version :
NullScript=Untitle Script
NullMacro=Untitle Macro
DefaultScript=My keyboard
Key=key
ModifyScriptName=Modify the script name
PleaseInputScriptName=Key in the script name
ScriptExistAlready="%x" already exist, please re-enter
SaveOK=save OK!
EditModify=The script has been modified, save it?
CorrespondenceScript=The current on-board memory script matches "%x".
NotCorrespondenceScript=Your current on-board memory script does not match any of the script in script folder.
DownloadOK=Download Success!!
DownloadFail=Fail to download!!!
ScriptIsTooLarge=Script size is too big, memory is not enough.
MouseNotExist=No mouse, plug in your mouse
SelectSoft=Select a File, Program or Shortcut
CommentHint=Click to Add Reminders
MouseDetectError=Mouse was not detected, please connect the mouse to continue!
ProgressForm->lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!
NamedSuccess=G10 New name is added!
DetectMultiDongle=More than one receiver is detected, only one is needed, please remove the rest. 
RestartComputerAfterInstalled=Install completed, press "OK" to reboot.
RecoveryHint=Click "OK" to resume to mouse default settings, or click "Cancel".
InternetMessageInform=You have %d new notices!


[MainApp.Misc.XG]
MouseDetectError=Mouse was not detected, please connect the mouse to continue!


[MainApp.Misc.X7KB]
MouseDetectError=Keyboard was not detected, please connect the keyboard to continue!


[MainApp.Misc.G9]
ProgressForm->lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!


[MainApp.Misc.G9_SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=MainApp.Misc.G9


[MainApp.Misc.SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=MainApp.Misc.G9


[MainApp.Misc.G10]
MouseDetectError=Mouse was not detected, please connect the mouse to continue!
ProgressForm->lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!


[MainApp.Misc.G10_Multi-Mode]
%Mapping%=MainApp.G10


[MainApp.Misc.XG]
MouseDetectError=Mouse was not detected, please connect the mouse to continue!
ProgressForm->lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!


[PowerManagement]
lb_Title->Caption=Intelligent Power Saving Management:
lb_Content->Caption=A4Tecg G9 "No-Any-Lag" series ofer 4 stage power-saving modes. Endusers can set up the time elapsed to enter Deep Sleep mode and choose the way to wake up. Besides, mouse will also enter Deep Sleep mode automaticaly when the PC is turned off.
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Recommendations:Light color mouse pads can save more power than deep color ones. 500Hz full speed in Gaming will consume much more power. Rechargeable batteries are recommended for heavy-duty users. Please turn off power when long time not using.>>
lb_Note->Caption=(Note:Super Power Saving will cause poo performance such as cursor lag and cursor jumping.)
lb_Timer->Caption=Deep Sleep mode timer.
lb_Minutes->Caption=(minutes)
lb_NoteMinutes->Caption=(How long you expect to enter Deep Sleep Mode)
lb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=I'd like to wake up mouse from Deep Sleep mode by moving it.
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is a convenient way, but power consumption is around 0.8mA/hr during Deep Sleep)
lb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=I'd like to wake up mouse from Deep Sleep mode by pressing any key:
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(Power consumption will be only around 0.01mA during Deep Sleep.)


[DescriptionForm]
lb_TypeName->Caption=Applicable softwares: (For Example : Counter Strike)
lb_Description->Caption=Describe marco function in detail:
lb_DescriptionDetail->Caption=Function Description: (For Example : Toss a grenade)
lb_WarningMsg->Caption=Must input, before saving!


[ReportRateForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Report Rate (MRR):
lb_Content->Caption=Mouse Report Rate (MRR) is the frequency of mouse data being transmitted to the computer in one second. For instance, 500Hz report rate represents the mouse data being transmitted 500 times to the computer in one second. (In general, the MRR of a standard USB mouse is 125Hz and a standard PS/2 mouse is 100Hz). All of A4tech new wired K3, K4, K5, K6, K7, gaming X7 and 2.4G wireless G7 series is full USB compliant, the report rate ranging between 500Hz ~ 1,000Hz, which offers unprecedented mouse performance and accuracy.
lb_Cue->Caption=(High frequency response suits more efficiency computer. Try decreasing mouse report rate if any mouse cursor is interrupted /delayed.)
lb_RealTimeList->Caption=List
lb_AverageReportRate->Caption=Average Rate
lb_Choice->Caption=Select
lb_125hz->Caption=125Hz (8ms/Office)
lb_250hz->Caption=250Hz (4ms/Photo design)
lb_500hz->Caption=500Hz (2ms/Gamming)
lb_1000hz->Caption=1000Hz (1ms/Gamming)


[ReportRateForm.dll.G10]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Report Rate :
lb_Content->Caption=“Mouse Report Rate” is the term that how many times the mouse sends data to the computer in one second. For instance, “Report Rate 500Hz” means “the mouse sends 500 times of data to the computer in one second”. The higher times stands for the smoother the cursor movement and precise click response. (For a conventional mouse, the report rate is 125Hz). \\\\For A4 Tech wireless mouse, the G3 report rate is 125Hz, and G5 series report rate is 250Hz. For those high performance series of G7/G9/G10, the report rate is 500Hz, which offer the ever-smooth movement and click precision!  
lb_Cue->Caption=(The higher report rate is suitable for higher performance computer. If you encounter intermittent reaction of cursor movement or delay response, please try to lower down the report rate.)
lb_RealTimeList->Caption=Realtime Listing
lb_AverageReportRate->Caption=Average Report Rate
lb_Choice->Caption=Selective
lb_125hz->Caption=125Hz (8ms/Office)
lb_250hz->Caption=250Hz (4ms/Drawing)
lb_500hz->Caption=500Hz (2ms/Gaming)
lb_1000hz->Caption=1000Hz (1ms/Precise Gaming)


[ReportRateForm.dll.G9]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Report Rate :
lb_Content->Caption=“Mouse Report Rate” is the term that how many times the mouse sends data to the computer in one second. For instance, “Report Rate 500Hz” means “the mouse sends 500 times of data to the computer in one second”. The higher times stands for the smoother the cursor movement and precise click response. (For a conventional mouse, the report rate is 125Hz). \\\\For A4 Tech wireless mouse, the G3 report rate is 125Hz, and G5 series report rate is 250Hz. For those high performance series of G7/G9/G10, the report rate is 500Hz, which offer the ever-smooth movement and click precision!  
lb_Cue->Caption=(The higher report rate is suitable for higher performance computer. If you encounter intermittent reaction of cursor movement or delay response, please try to lower down the report rate.)
lb_RealTimeList->Caption=Realtime Listing
lb_AverageReportRate->Caption=Average Report Rate
lb_Choice->Caption=Selective
lb_125hz->Caption=125Hz (8ms/Office)
lb_250hz->Caption=250Hz (4ms/Drawing)
lb_500hz->Caption=500Hz (2ms/Gaming)
lb_1000hz->Caption=1000Hz (1ms/Precise Gaming)


[ReportRateForm.dll.SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=ReportRateForm.dll.G9


[ReportRateForm.dll.OEM.G9A]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Report Rate :
lb_Content->Caption=“Mouse Report Rate” is the term that how many times the mouse sends data to the computer in one second. For instance, “Report Rate 500Hz” means “the mouse sends 500 times of data to the computer in one second”. The higher times stands for the smoother the cursor movement and precise click response. (For a conventional mouse, the report rate is 125Hz). For wireless mouse, the G3 report rate is 125Hz, and G5 series report rate is 250Hz. For those high performance series of G7/G9/G10, the report rate is 500Hz, which offer the ever-smooth movement and click precision!
lb_Cue->Caption=(The higher report rate is suitable for higher performance computer. If you encounter intermittent reaction of cursor movement or delay response, please try to lower down the report rate.)
lb_RealTimeList->Caption=Realtime Listing
lb_AverageReportRate->Caption=Average Report Rate
lb_Choice->Caption=Selective
lb_125hz->Caption=125Hz (8ms/Office)
lb_250hz->Caption=250Hz (4ms/Drawing)
lb_500hz->Caption=500Hz (2ms/Gaming)
lb_1000hz->Caption=1000Hz (1ms/Precise Gaming)


[OSDForm.dll]
lb_Enable->Caption=Enable Function/Key Reminder
lb_DisplayTime->Caption=Appear Reminder Duration(Seconds)
lb_Position->Caption=Reminder Position (X, Y)
lb_Cursor->Caption=Radar
//im_CursorPoint->Hint=Move radar target to any point on your screen to capture the X,Y coordinate.
lb_HasBackground->Caption=With background
lb_BackgroundColor->Caption=Color
lb_FontSize->Caption=Font Size
lb_FontColor->Caption=Font Color
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
OSDSecondsRangeError=A range of Appear Reminder Duration should be %x to %y.
OSDFontSizeRangeError=A range of Font Size should be %x to %y.


[KeyboardPanel.dll]
cb_Window->Caption=Left Windows
cb_Ctrl->Caption=Left Ctrl
cb_Alt->Caption=Left Alt
cb_Shift->Caption=Left Shift
cb_Close->Caption=Close


[DPIForm.dll]
lb_Section->Caption=Shift
lb_AxisX->Caption=X
lb_AxisY->Caption=Y
lb_LED->Caption=Color Indicator
lb_DPI0->Caption=DPI0
lb_DPI1->Caption=DPI1
lb_DPI2->Caption=DPI2
lb_DPI3->Caption=DPI3
lb_DPI4->Caption=DPI4
lb_DPI5->Caption=DPI5
lb_MemoryModeSet->Caption=Set DPI Memory mode
lb_OpenMemoryFun->Caption=Select the shiftable mouse button for memory function
lb_CloseMemoryFun->Caption=Select the shiftable mouse button for Non-Memory function, the mouse functions will return to default by factory after each powered on.
//LEDForm
lb_LEDOption->Caption=Select LED Color Indicator:
//MessageConfirm
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DPIRangeError=DPI range can't be lower than %x or exceed %y
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.


[ProfileDPIForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Resolution instruction:
lb_SaveText->Caption=Select and save it in mouse memory as per resolution display.
lb_DPI0Text->Caption=Display resolution 1280*1024 advise for  800 DPI
lb_DPI1Text->Caption=Display resolution 1440*900  advise for 1000 DPI
lb_DPI2Text->Caption=Display resolution 1680*1050 advise for 1200 DPI
lb_DPI3Text->Caption=Display resolution 1920x1200 advise for 1600 DPI
lb_Context->Caption=Mouse Resolution: for example: 800DPI means that when mouse move on desktop at 1 inch, the cursor display 800 dot distance, the more for resolution, the further the mouse cursor moves.
lb_DPISet->Caption=DPI Settings:
lb_AxisX->Caption=Axis-X:
lb_AxisY->Caption=Axis-Y:
//MessageConfirm
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DPIRangeError=DPI range can't be lower than %x or exceed %y


[ChannelSetting]
lb_Title->Caption=RF Channel Settings:
lb_ChannelText->Caption=According to your working environments, you may select one channel to secure the best RF transmission quality.
lb_LockChannel->Caption=Channel Lock
lb_UsingChannel->Caption=Channel No.
lb_ChannelText_Fix->Caption=In case there are many RF Mouse in adjacent area, “Channel Lock” mode is recommended. When it is activated, each mouse will be assigned with its own channel number and avoid channel interference caused by the auto hopping. Thus, the “Zero Lag” performance is further secured.
lb_AutoHopping->Caption=Auto Hopping
lb_ChannelText_Auto->Caption=“Auto Hopping” mode is recommended if you are alone, or if you are not very sure what the “RF channel” is
lb_CurrentChannelText->Caption=Current Working Channel
//MessageConfirm
DongleNotExist=Cannot find the Dongle!!


[InputBox.dll]
lb_InputMessage->Caption=Description of Reminder.\\\\(This will also appear as the function/key reminder)


[Fixed4DPIForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Resolution instruction:
lb_SaveText->Caption=Select and save it in mouse memory as per resolution display.
lb_DPI0Text->Caption=Display resolution 1280*1024 advise for  800 DPI
lb_DPI1Text->Caption=Display resolution 1440*900  advise for 1000 DPI
lb_DPI2Text->Caption=Display resolution 1680*1050 advise for 1200 DPI
lb_DPI3Text->Caption=Display resolution 1920x1200 advise for 1600 DPI
lb_Context->Caption=Mouse Resolution: for example: 800DPI means that when mouse move on desktop at 1 inch, the cursor display 800 dot distance, the more for resolution, the further the mouse cursor moves.
lb_DPI0->Caption=800 DPI
lb_DPI1->Caption=1000 DPI
lb_DPI2->Caption=1200 DPI
lb_DPI3->Caption=1600 DPI
lb_DPI4->Caption=2000 DPI


[PairForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=G5/G7/G9 series mouse Pair ID program
lb_Step1->Caption=1.  Plug the receiver into USB port and ensure installation is complete
lb_Step2->Caption=2.  Start G5/G7/G9 Pair ID program and press "Start Pair ID" button .
lb_No3Text->Caption=3.
lb_Step3->Caption=Remove batteries and reinstall it within 15s and program displays
lb_Step31->Caption=the pair ID for 000000 numbers and word 'Mouse/keyboard pair ID Ok'
le_MouseID->Caption=Display Mouse Pair ID
le_KeybdID->Caption=Display Keyboard Pair ID
PAIR_NoReceiverFound=Plug Receiver first
PAIR_MouseOK=Mouse Pair ID OK
PAIR_KeybdOK=Keyboard Pair ID OK
PAIR_Fail=Pair ID Fail
PAIR_Second=Second


[PairForm.dll.G10]
lb_Title->Caption=G10 Mouse/KB Pairing Procedures
lb_Step1->Caption=1.  Plug-in receiver into USB port, be sure RECEIVER installation is completed.
lb_Step2->Caption=2.  Start pairing procedures, please click "Pairing" tab.
lb_No3Text->Caption=3.
lb_Step3->Caption=Remove Mouse/KB's batteries and re-install agian within 15 seconds,
lb_Step31->Caption=6 digits of pairing code will be displayed, and "Mouse/KB pairing accomplished" message will be displayed.
le_MouseID->Caption=Display Mouse paring code
le_KeybdID->Caption=Display KB paring code
PAIR_NoReceiverFound=Please plug-in receiver
PAIR_MouseOK=Mouse Pairing accomplished
PAIR_KeybdOK=KB Pairing accomplished 
PAIR_Fail=Pairing failed
PAIR_Second=Second


[PairForm.dll.XG]
lb_Title->Caption=X7 Oscar Mouse/KB Pairing Procedures
lb_Step1->Caption=1.  Plug-in receiver into USB port, be sure RECEIVER installation is completed.
lb_Step2->Caption=2.  Start pairing procedures, please click "Pairing" tab.
lb_No3Text->Caption=3.
lb_Step3->Caption=Remove Mouse/KB's batteries and re-install agian within 15 seconds,
lb_Step31->Caption=6 digits of pairing code will be displayed, and "Mouse/KB pairing accomplished" message will be displayed.
le_MouseID->Caption=Display Mouse paring code
le_KeybdID->Caption=Display KB paring code
PAIR_NoReceiverFound=Please plug-in receiver
PAIR_MouseOK=Mouse Pairing accomplished
PAIR_KeybdOK=KB Pairing accomplished 
PAIR_Fail=Pairing failed
PAIR_Second=Second


[KeyDebounceForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Button Response Time(millisecond):
lb_Tip->Caption=Button Response Time is how soon a mouse click sends its reaction to computer.  In game play, short response time will help you defeat your component even just a millisecond.  When left click starts acting as a double click after long period of usage, simply select a longer response time (higher numeric value).
lb_Default->Caption=Resume to default
lb_Setting->Caption=Responding Time
//MessageConfirm
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range should be %x to %y.


[PopMsgForm.dll]
FPopMsg->Caption=Low Battery Inform
lb_Title_Mouse1->Caption=Mouse Battery Low, Replace Battery!
lb_Title_Mouse2->Caption=Mouse Battery Full
//lb_Title_Keyboard1->Caption=Keyboard Battery Low, Replace Battery!
//lb_Title_Keyboard2->Caption=Keyboard Battery Full
lb_LowBatteryInform->Caption=Mouse Battery Low Warning:
lb_LowBatteryInterval->Caption=Warning Interval (Mins):
lb_Min->Caption=Mins


[TiltWheelForm]
lb_TiltSet->Caption=Horizontal wheel settings :
lb_Line->Caption=Numbers of line at a time
lb_Page->Caption=One screen at a time
//MessageConfirm
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!


[TextForm.dll]
lb_Text->Caption=Enter Text:
mi_EditerCut->Caption=Cut       Ctrl+X
mi_EditerCopy->Caption=Copy      Ctrl+C
mi_EditerPaste->Caption=Paste     Ctrl+P
N1->Caption=-
mi_LoadFromFile->Caption=Read from file...
mi_LoadFromRecord->Caption=Recent texts


[ProgressForm]
lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!


[ProfileManagementForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Mode Administration
lb_Models->Caption=Mode
lb_ModelName->Caption=Mode Name
lb_Model1->Caption=Mode 1
lb_Model2->Caption=Mode 2
lb_Model3->Caption=Mode 3
lb_Model4->Caption=Mode 4
lb_Model5->Caption=Mode 5
lb_ModeSet->Caption=Mode Selection:
lb_ModeSetHint->Caption=To de-select mode, un-tick each one from the bottom to the top in order; to add, tic conversely in order.\\\\Press mode shif button to switch among the selected mode, the corresponding mane will show at the right corner of screen.
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.


[ProfileManagementForm.dll.G10]
lb_Title->Caption=G10 Mode Management
lb_Models->Caption=Mode Selection
lb_ModelName->Caption=Mode Name
lb_Model1->Caption=Mode 1
lb_Model2->Caption=Mode 2
lb_Model3->Caption=Mode 3
lb_Model4->Caption=Mode 4
lb_Model5->Caption=Mode 5
lb_ModeSet->Caption=Mode Selection:
lb_ModeSetHint->Caption=To disable mode, un-tick each box from the bottom to the top in order; to enable mode, tick conversely in order.Press mode shift button to switch among the selected modes, the corresponding name will show at the right corner of screen.
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.


[ProfileManagementForm.dll.G9]
lb_Title->Caption=G9 Mode Management
lb_Models->Caption=Mode Selection
lb_ModelName->Caption=Mode Name
lb_Model1->Caption=Mode 1
lb_Model2->Caption=Mode 2
lb_Model3->Caption=Mode 3
lb_Model4->Caption=Mode 4
lb_Model5->Caption=Mode 5
lb_ModeSet->Caption=Mode Selection:
lb_ModeSetHint->Caption=To disable mode, un-tick each box from the bottom to the top in order; to enable mode, tick conversely in order.Press mode shift button to switch among the selected modes, the corresponding name will show at the right corner of screen.
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.


[ProfileManagementForm.dll.XG]
lb_Title->Caption=X7 Oscar Mode Management
lb_Models->Caption=Mode Selection
lb_ModelName->Caption=Mode Name
lb_Model1->Caption=Mode 1
lb_Model2->Caption=Mode 2
lb_Model3->Caption=Mode 3
lb_Model4->Caption=Mode 4
lb_Model5->Caption=Mode 5
lb_ModeSet->Caption=Mode Selection:
lb_ModeSetHint->Caption=To disable mode, un-tick each box from the bottom to the top in order; to enable mode, tick conversely in order.Press mode shift button to switch among the selected modes, the corresponding name will show at the right corner of screen.
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.


[PowerManagementEx.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Instant Power-saving Management
//lb_Content->Caption=According to the stand-by status, the intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may define the time interval to enter into the Deep Sleeping Mode. 6 seconds enter into Deep Sleeping Mode after PC power-off. \\\\(Note: Regardless the mouse in Deep Sleeping Mode, the laser pointer remains in “workable” mode, therefore, it is highly recommended to turn off the mouse power before your long-term journey.)  
lb_Content->Caption=The intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may select which mode is preferable. \\\\(Note: Always turn off the mouse power when in long journey to avoid Laser Pointer light being turned on incidentally)
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Reminder: use mouse pad with white color instead of black, it will save more power. Higher power consumption is required if 500Hz bandwidth is used during the game play. Rechargeable batteries is recommended for intensive mouse users, and always turn-off the mouse power when long time no use>> 
lb_Note->Caption=(Note: exceeding management of power saving will result in mouse lag response and cursor zig-zag movement) 
lb_Timer->Caption=Time interval (to enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) settings 
lb_Minutes->Caption=(Min.)
lb_NoteMinutes->Caption=(Time interval settings accomplished and enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) 
lb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=Move to wake up:
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is convenient to awake the mouse, and it consumes 0.8mA current when in stand-by status)
lb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=Click to wake up:
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(This requires a click to awake the mouse, yet it consumes as less as 0.01mA current in stand-by status)
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range of Minutes should be %x to %y.


[PowerManagementEx.dll.G10]
lb_Title->Caption=Instant Power-saving Management:
lb_Content->Caption=The intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may select which mode is preferable. \\\\(Note: Always turn off the mouse power when in long journey to avoid Laser Pointer light being turned on incidentally)
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Reminder: use mouse pad with white color instead of black, it will save more power. Higher power consumption is required if 500Hz bandwidth is used during the game play. Rechargeable batteries is recommended for intensive mouse users, and always turn-off the mouse power when long time no use>> 
lb_Note->Caption=(Note: exceeding management of power saving will result in mouse lag response and cursor zig-zag movement)
lb_Timer->Caption=Time interval \\\\(to enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) settings :
lb_Minutes->Caption=(Min.)
lb_NoteMinutes->Caption=
lb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=Move to wake up :
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is convenient to awake the mouse, and it consumes 0.35mA current when in stand-by status)
lb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=Click to wake up :
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(This requires a click to awake the mouse, yet it consumes as less as 0.03mA current in stand-by status)
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range of Minutes should be %x to %y.


[PowerManagementEx.dll.G9]
lb_Title->Caption=Instant Power-saving Management:
lb_Content->Caption=The intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may select which mode is preferable.
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Reminder: use mouse pad with white color instead of black, it will save more power. Higher power consumption is required if 500Hz bandwidth is used during the game play. Rechargeable batteries is recommended for intensive mouse users, and always turn-off the mouse power when long time no use>> 
lb_Note->Caption=(Note: exceeding management of power saving will result in mouse lag response and cursor zig-zag movement)
lb_Timer->Caption=Time interval \\\\(to enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) settings :
lb_Minutes->Caption=(Min.)
lb_NoteMinutes->Caption=
lb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=Move to wake up :
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is convenient to awake the mouse, and it consumes 0.35mA current when in stand-by status)
lb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=Click to wake up :
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(This requires a click to awake the mouse, yet it consumes as less as 0.03mA current in stand-by status)
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range of Minutes should be %x to %y.


[PowerManagementEx.dll.G9_SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=PowerManagementEx.dll.G9


[PowerManagementEx.dll.OEM.G9A]
lb_Title->Caption=Instant Power-saving Management:
lb_Content->Caption=The intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may select which mode is preferable.
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Reminder: use mouse pad with white color instead of black, it will save more power. Higher power consumption is required if 500Hz bandwidth is used during the game play. Rechargeable batteries is recommended for intensive mouse users, and always turn-off the mouse power when long time no use>> 
lb_Note->Caption=(Note: exceeding management of power saving will result in mouse lag response and cursor zig-zag movement)
lb_Timer->Caption=Time interval \\\\(to enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) settings :
lb_Minutes->Caption=(Min.)
lb_NoteMinutes->Caption=
lb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=Move to wake up :
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is convenient to awake the mouse, and it consumes 0.35mA current when in stand-by status)
lb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=Click to wake up :
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(This requires a click to awake the mouse, yet it consumes as less as 0.03mA current in stand-by status)
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range of Minutes should be %x to %y.


[LockDeviceForm]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Device Management
lb_DeviceName->Caption=Device Names
//lb_DeviceName1->Caption=Mouse 1
//lb_DeviceName2->Caption=Mouse 2
//lb_DeviceName3->Caption=Mouse 3
lb_Hint->Caption=If more than one mouse of same series are used, you have to set up the device and lock it, so as to perform "Download" function.
InputDeviceName=Enter device name:


[LockDeviceForm.G10]
lb_Title->Caption=G10 Mouse Device Management
lb_DeviceName->Caption=Device Names
//lb_DeviceName1->Caption=Mouse 1
//lb_DeviceName2->Caption=Mouse 2
//lb_DeviceName3->Caption=Mouse 3
lb_Hint->Caption=If more than one mouse of G10 series are used, you have to set up the device and lock it, so as to perform "Download" function.
InputDeviceName=Enter device name:


[AntiVibrateForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=No-Shaking Setup
rb_OpenAntiVibrate->Caption=Enable "No-shaking"
rb_CloseAntiVibrate->Caption=Disable "No-shaking"
lb_OpenNote->Caption=Keep cursor in its position when the mouse is lifted, this function is best suited for playing games or in office working environments when precision is essential.
lb_CloseNote->Caption=The cursor is shaking when mouse is lifted and put back; precision is not that essential.


[Wheel4DEx.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Tiltless Wheel
lb_SubTitle->Caption=4-Way scroll
lb_VersionTitle->Caption=General edition
lb_SubTitle2->Caption=Let's Fly together
lb_Wheel4DSet->Caption=Tiltless Wheel Setup
lb_ChooseWheel4D->Caption=Enable Tiltless Wheel
lb_ChooseStandard->Caption=Enable standard Wheel
lb_HideWheel4DIcon->Caption=Hide "Tiltless Wheel" Icon
lb_HidePartialIcon->Caption=Hide Partition Icon
lb_VerticalScrollSet->Caption=Vertical Scroll
lb_VerticalScrollLines->Caption=Lines per Scroll:
lb_VerticalScrollPage->Caption=One Screen per Scroll
lb_HorizontalScrollSet->Caption=Horizontal Scroll
lb_HorizontalScrollNote->Caption=Words per Scroll
lb_Wheel4DTitleOfNotes->Caption=Introduction of Tiltless Wheel
lb_Wheel4DNotes->Caption=Innovative and patented “Tiltless Wheel” turns single wheel into 4-way scroll, making vertical/horizontal scrolling can never be so effective and efficient. For instance, it will partition Excel worksheet into A and B areas. According to cursor’s position in which area, it will automatically shift to horizontal scroll if cursor is in the “A area”, and vice versa, for vertical scroll.
lb_ARegionNotes->Caption=Cursor in A area, vertical scroll
lb_BRegionNotes->Caption=Cursor in B area, horizontal scroll
lb_PartialIcon->Caption=Partition Icon
lb_Wheel4DFormHint->Caption="Press and hold" to move icon and adjust ratio of A and B areas.
lb_OpenWeb->Caption=Click to enter the XFAR website
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
Wheel4DSetValueRange=Set a range of values should be %x to %y.


[MouseRFRangeSetting.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Wireless Meeting Range Settings :
lb_RFRange->Caption=Wireless Working Range:
lb_MouseRFRangeNotes->Caption=You may setup wireless working ranges; the farther range needs to consume more power, and remember to resume to shorter range after the meeting.
lb_MouseRFRangeHints->Caption=(Above ranges are obtained under LAB, actual ranges may vary according to variuos working environments)
Meter=M


[MultiPairForm.dll]
FMultiPairMain->lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=10-Link Meeting Management
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForMeeting->Caption=Effective Meeting :
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForLife->Caption=Portability :
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForMeetingNotes->Caption=10-Link Receiver designed with memory, \\\\The [New Mouse/KBs ID Pairing] program allows to link up to 5 sets of Mouse&&KBs to operate on the same computer with defined name, \\\\The [10-Link Meeting Management] program provides the best sharing of meeting to consolidate all member intelligences.
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForLifeNotes->Caption=The 10-Link Receiver is capable of linking 5 sets of Mouse&&KBs. Leave it on your notebook, which allows you to use any paired A4Tech G10 product at home or in the office.

//MultiPairStep1//
FMultiPairStep1->lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=New Mouse/KBs ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep1->lb_Contents->Caption=New Mouse/KBs ID pairing program allows you to link 5 \\\\\\\\sets of Mouse&&KBs to a 10-Link Receiver. 
FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair_Type->Caption=Type of ON/OFF Switch (Located at bottom of mouse)
FMultiPairStep1->rb_MousePair_Type1->Caption=Slide Switch
FMultiPairStep1->rb_MousePair_Type2->Caption=Push Button
FMultiPairStep1->lb_KeyboardPair->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing

//MultiPairStep2//
//Mouse
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
//MousePairType1
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Mouse1->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Mouse1->Caption=1. Press any key to wake up the mouse.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Mouse1->Caption=2. Make sure the power switch is in"OFF"position and then        switch it to ON position within 30 seconds.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(In case the power switch is in "ON" position, slide it to "OFF" before step 2.)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Mouse1->Caption=3. When finishing above steps, mouse is in ID pairing.              Please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the            next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(If failed, press "Back" button)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Mouse1->Caption=OFF
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Mouse1->Caption=ON
//MousePairType2
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Mouse2->Caption=1. Press any key to wake up the mouse :
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=(If mouse is power off, press ON/OFF Button 3 seconds to turn it ON.)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Mouse2->Caption=Power ON
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Mouse2->Caption=2. Remove batteries and reinstall within 30\\\\    seconds.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Mouse2->Caption=3. When finishing above steps, mouse is in ID pairing.\\\\    Please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next \\\\    page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Mouse2->Caption=OFF
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Mouse2->Caption=ON

//Keyboard
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Keyboard->Caption=1. Remove the battery cover.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Keyboard->Caption=2. Reinsert the battery and then put the cover back.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Keyboard->Caption=3. When finishing above steps, keyboard is in ID pairing. Please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=(If failed, press "Back" button.)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Keyboard->Caption=Take Out Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Keyboard->Caption=Insert Battery

//MultiPairStep3//
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Hint->Caption=(If not coonected, press "Back" button to proceed the ID Pairing program again.)
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Yes->Caption=Yes
FMultiPairStep3->lb_No->Caption=No
//Mouse
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmDeviceTitle_Mouse->Caption=Mouse Detection
FMultiPairStep3->lb_TitleNotes_Mouse->Caption=Moving your mouse to ensure it is connected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmYesNo_Mouse->Caption=The mouse cursor is moving or not
//Keyboard
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmDeviceTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard Detection
FMultiPairStep3->lb_TitleNotes_Keyboard->Caption=Press the "windows" key to ensure your keyboard is connected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmYesNo_Keyboard->Caption=Confirm the "windows" key" is active

//MultiPairStep4//
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessTitle->Caption=Congratulations!
UnKnowDeviceName=Unnamed
//Mouse
FMultiPairStep4->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceName_Mouse->Caption=Define a name for your mouse : 
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceID_Mouse->Caption=Display Mouse Pair ID :
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessNotes_Mouse->Caption=The Mouse ID settings is completed!
//Keyboard
FMultiPairStep4->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceName_Keyboard->Caption=Define a name for your keyboard :
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceID_Keyboard->Caption=Display Keyboard Pair ID :
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessNotes_Keyboard->Caption=The Keyboard ID settings is completed!


[MultiPairForm.dll.G9]
FMultiPairMain->lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=(Note: Multi-link function does not applicable to G6 series) 
FMultiPairMain->lb_Title->Caption=Multi-link
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForMeeting->Caption="The 6-link, red-colored of Multi-link Receiver"
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForMeetingNotes->Caption="The“New Mouse/KBs ID Pairing” program connects A4tech's G3, G5, G7 G9 and G10 series of Mouse and keyboards into one 6-link, red-colored,  G9 receiver, with maximum of 3 units of each. Thus, you do not need to bring home the mouse and keyboard from the office, or to take them out to the office. Instead, you may simply leave the 6-link, red-colored receiver installed on the USB port of your notebook and use both wireless products freely either at home or in your office. It avoids plugging the wireless receiver on and off frequently, and tends to lose it as results.  "
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForLife->Caption=
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForLifeNotes->Caption=The 6-link, red-colored of Multi-link G9 receiver is also available with single giftbox. It is back compatible and supports A4tech's G3, G5 and G7 series, making them reunion as a family. Note that functions of multiple buttons will be restricted for those limited buttons of some back models. 
	
//MultiPairStep1.G9//	
FMultiPairStep1->lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=
FMultiPairStep1->lb_Title->Caption=A4tech Multi-link ID pairing program
FMultiPairStep1->lb_Contents->Caption=New Mouse/KBs ID pairing program allows to link G3, G5, G7, G9 and G10 series of Mouse and keyboards.
FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair->Caption=Mouse ID pairing
FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair_Type->Caption=Type of ON/OFF Switch (Located at bottom of mouse)
FMultiPairStep1->rb_MousePair_Type1->Caption=Slide Switch
FMultiPairStep1->rb_MousePair_Type2->Caption=Push Button
FMultiPairStep1->lb_KeyboardPair->Caption=Keyboard ID pairing
		
//MultiPairStep2.G9//	
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
//MousePairType1
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Mouse1->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Mouse1->Caption=1. Press any key to wake up the mouse.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(If the mouse is in the sleeping mode, please wake up the mouse)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Mouse1->Caption=2. Find "OFF-ON" switch
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Mouse1->Caption=3. Make sure the power switch is in OFF position and then switch it to ON position within 30 seconds.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(In case the power switch is in "ON" position, switch it to "OFF", then back to "ON" )
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Mouse1->Caption=4. When finishing above steps, mouse is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(If failed, press "Back" button)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Mouse1->Caption=OFF
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Mouse1->Caption=ON
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Mouse1->Caption=(Note: Power switch is located at the device bottom)
//MousePairType2	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Mouse2->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Mouse2->Caption=1. Please wake up the mouse for ID pairing.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=(If mouse is in the sleeping mode, press any key to wake up the mouse. If mouse is in "Power Off" status, press the power switch for more than 3 seconds )
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Mouse2->Caption=Power is "ON"
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Mouse2->Caption=2. Remove and re-insert the batteries within 30 seconds.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption= 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Mouse2->Caption=3. When finishing above steps, mouse is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Mouse2->Caption=Take Out Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Mouse2->Caption=Insert Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Mouse2->Caption=
	
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Keyboard->Caption=Complete following steps within 30 seconds
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Keyboard->Caption=1. Open the battery cover located at the keyboard bottom.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Keyboard->Caption=2.Remove the battery cover.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Keyboard->Caption=3. Reinsert the battery and then put the cover back.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption= 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Keyboard->Caption=4. When finishing above steps, keyboard is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=(If failed, press "Back" button)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Keyboard->Caption=Take Out Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Keyboard->Caption=Insert Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Keyboard->Caption=
	
//MultiPairStep3.G9//
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Hint->Caption=(If not connected, press "Back" button to proceed the ID Pairing program again.)
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Yes->Caption=Yes
FMultiPairStep3->lb_No->Caption=No
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Title_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmDeviceTitle_Mouse->Caption=Mouse is detected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_TitleNotes_Mouse->Caption=Move mouse to ensure it is connected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmYesNo_Mouse->Caption=The mouse cursor is moving or not
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Title_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmDeviceTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard is detected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_TitleNotes_Keyboard->Caption=Press "Windows" key to ensure it is connected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmYesNo_Keyboard->Caption=The keyboard "Windows" key is working or not
	
//MultiPairStep4.G9//
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessTitle->Caption=Congratulations!
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep4->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Title_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep4->lb_NotesTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceName_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceID_Mouse->Caption=Display Paired Mouse ID:
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessNotes_Mouse->Caption=Your mouse is ready to use!
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Notes_Mouse->Caption=
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep4->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Title_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep4->lb_NotesTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceName_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceID_Keyboard->Caption=Display Paired Keyboard ID:
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessNotes_Keyboard->Caption=Your keyboard is ready to use!
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Notes_Keyboard->Caption=


[MultiPairManager.dll]
lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=10-Link Meeting Management
lb_Notes->Caption=The linked Mouse and KBs are listed as below.
lb_Notes_1->Caption=When meeting (2 Mouse connected at least), the mouse name will  show up under the cursor. At that time, the priority is assigned to avoid conflicts.
lb_Notes_2->Caption=When others want to use mouse, they have to wait until the cursor name change to "Next Please" or "green square label", both of name and color label can be hided when they are not needed. 
lb_Notes_3->Caption=After meeting, you may disable the mouse connections just by ticking. Ticking again can be active. Press "Delete" to remove the ID settings forever.
lb_Notes_4->Caption=5-color Line Pointer is for remarking key points with particular colors. Each mouse lines with a particular color.
lb_Notes_5->Caption=Double click to delete the line, and triple click to delete all lines.
lb_Notes_6->Caption=
lb_Notes_7->Caption=
lb_DongleName->Caption=
lb_MousePen1->Caption=
lb_MousePen2->Caption=
lb_MousePen3->Caption=
lb_MousePen4->Caption=
lb_MousePen5->Caption=
lb_PenColor->Caption=Color
lb_MouseStatus->Caption=Status
lb_KeyboardStatus->Caption=Status
lb_MouseRemoveID->Caption=Delete
lb_MouseID->Caption=Mouse ID
lb_MouseName->Caption=Mouse Name
lb_KeyboardRemoveID->Caption=Delete
lb_KeyboardID->Caption=KBs ID
lb_KeyboardName->Caption=KBs Name
lb_ActivateDevice->Caption=Use
lb_NoDeviceString->Caption=None
lb_Notes2->Caption=
lb_DisplayMouseNameType->Caption=Display Options :
lb_DisplayMouseText->Caption=Display with names
lb_DisplayColorCircle->Caption=Display with color labels
lb_Undisplay->Caption=None
DongleString=Receiver
MouseRemoveYesNo=Click "OK" to remove mouse ID, or press "Cancel".
KeyboardRemoveYesNo=Click "OK" to remove KB ID, or Press "Cancel".
InputDeviceName=Enter Input Device Name:
MouseAtLeastOneMessage=Leave a mouse at least.
KeyboardDisableYesNo=Click "OK" to disable KB ID, or Press "Cancel".


[MultiPairManager.dll.G9]
lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=
lb_Title->Caption=Multi-link Management Program
lb_Notes->Caption=The 6-link, red-colored Multi-link receiver works with following series Mouse and keyboards
lb_Notes_1->Caption=
lb_Notes_2->Caption=
lb_Notes_3->Caption=Unlike conventional 2.4G wireless receiver can only work with one mouse and one keyboard, A4tech’s 6-link, red-colored of Multi-link nano receiver works with A4tech’s G3, G5, G7 G9 and G10 series of Mouse and keyboards, up to 3 units of each, providing utmost flexibility and convenience. Thus, you do not need to bring home the mouse and keyboard from the office, or take them out to the office. Instead, you may simply leave the receiver installed on the USB port of your notebook and use both wireless products freely either at home or in the office. It avoids plugging the wireless receiver on and off frequently, and tends to lose it as results. If installed Mouse and keyboards are those from your classmates, colleagues and family members, to avoid interactive wireless conflicts, you may“un-tick”them from the listing. You may “delete” them forever if there is no use for long time.
lb_Notes_4->Caption=
lb_Notes_5->Caption=
lb_Notes_6->Caption=
lb_Notes_7->Caption=
lb_DongleName->Caption=
lb_MousePen1->Caption=
lb_MousePen2->Caption=
lb_MousePen3->Caption=
lb_MousePen4->Caption=
lb_MousePen5->Caption=
lb_PenColor->Caption=
lb_MouseStatus->Caption=Status
lb_KeyboardStatus->Caption=Status
lb_MouseRemoveID->Caption=Delete
lb_MouseID->Caption=Mouse ID Code
lb_MouseName->Caption=
lb_KeyboardRemoveID->Caption=Delete
lb_KeyboardID->Caption=Keyboard ID Code
lb_KeyboardName->Caption=
lb_ActivateDevice->Caption=Use
lb_NoDeviceString->Caption=No New Device
lb_Notes2->Caption=
lb_DisplayMouseNameType->Caption=
lb_DisplayMouseText->Caption=
lb_DisplayColorCircle->Caption=
lb_Undisplay->Caption=
DongleString=Receiver
MouseRemoveYesNo=Click "OK" to delete mouse ID, or click "Cancel" .
KeyboardRemoveYesNo=Are you sure to delete keyboard ID?
InputDeviceName=Enter Device Name:
MouseAtLeastOneMessage=At least leave one mouse.
KeyboardDisableYesNo=Are you sure to cancel keyboard setup?
	
	
[MouseTextForm]
MouseStatic=Next Please
MouseNoNamed=Unnamed


[MouseGestures.dll]	
lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 16-in-1 Settings :
lb_Title->Caption.G9=Gestures 16-in-1 Settings :
lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
lb_Context->Caption.G9=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value
lb_Context->Caption.2X=16-in-One Usage: Hold "2X" button, Move mouse as "Arrow" direction, then release the button. If "Realtime Response" is selected below, the common-used 8 functions may be executed, or setup the sensitivity.
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DistanceRangeError=A range of Sensitivity Duration should be %x to %y.


[MouseGestures.dll.G9]
lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 16-in-1 Settings :
lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value
lb_Context->Caption.2X=16-in-One Usage: Hold "2X" button, Move mouse as "Arrow" direction, then release the button. If "Realtime Response" is selected below, the common-used 8 functions may be executed, or setup the sensitivity.
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DistanceRangeError=A range of Sensitivity Duration should be %x to %y.


[MouseGestures.dll.G9_SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=MouseGestures.dll.G9


[MouseGestures.dll.8InRight]
lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 8-in-1 Settings :
lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DistanceRangeError=A range of Sensitivity Duration should be %x to %y.


[MouseGestures.dll.OEM.G9A]
lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 16-in-1 Settings :
lb_Context->Caption=Press the "Gestures Button" and move the cursor as below 16 directions, the program will execute the corresponding select function.
lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value
lb_Context->Caption.2X=Press the "2X" button and move the cursor as below 16 directions, the program will execute the corresponding select function.
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DistanceRangeError=A range of Sensitivity Duration should be %x to %y.


[PenSetForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=TutorPen Settings
rb_BoldType3->Caption=Bold
rb_BoldType2->Caption=Normal
rb_BoldType1->Caption=Fine
lb_Hint->Caption=Depending on requirements, TutorPen supports 3 line styles of Bold, Normal and Fine. It remarks key points in the session of  meeting or teaching, and makes presentation more easy to understand. 


[ChannelSettingEx.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=RF Channel Settings :
lb_ChannelText->Caption=Wireless Environments Setup will ensure better wireless working results with clean and zero-lag high transmission quality. You may refer to the wireless signal indicator to judge if you require to perform “lock-channel’ or using a USB extension cable for the receiver.
lb_Signal0->Caption=No signal! Please check your mouse is in normal condition.
lb_Signal1->Caption=Bad signal! Mouse can't move, use a USB extension cable to get improvement.
lb_Signal2->Caption=Signal no good! Lag or zig-zag cursor movement, use a USB extension cable or re-locate the receiver to get improvement.
lb_Signal3->Caption=Signal so-so! Zig-zag cursor movement, setup "Channel-lock" or re-locate the receiver to get improvement.
lb_Signal4->Caption=Signal excellent! Cursor movement smooth and no-lag, wireless working in good condition.
lb_AutoHopping->Caption=Auto Channel Hopping
lb_ChannelText_Auto->Caption=Applicable to single-alone user, or when there is no wireless interference nearby.
lb_LockChannel->Caption=Channel-lock
lb_UsingChannel->Caption=Channel-in-use
lb_Set->Caption=(Trying wireless quality before changing the wireless channel)
lb_ChannelText_Fix->Caption=If there are more than one set of wireless Mouse&&KBs used in the same site, you may perform “Channel-lock” to assign exclusive channel for each device, so as to avoid “Auto Channel Hopping“ wireless conflicts and get “Zero-lag” better performance.
lb_CurrentChannelText->Caption=Current Working Channel :
lb_InspectRSSITitle->Caption=Detect Receiving Signal level:
lb_InspectRSSI->Caption=Moving the mouse, the indicator will display current signal level. The less level value means the better receiving singal, e.g., value under 120 means the devices are working in good condition. The value may increase when working in long range venue, or there is strong interference. Try different allocation of mouse and receiver till the best improvement is secured. 
lb_SignalIntensity->Caption=Signal Indicator
//MessageConfirm	
DongleNotExist=!!No receiver found!!
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
ChannelRangeError=The range of Channels should be %x to %y.
	
	
[RSSIDisplay.dll]	
lb_Title->Caption=Best Wireless Signal Monitoring :
lb_AvoidInterferenceTitle->Caption=Search And keep Away From Wireless Conflicts
lb_AvoidInterferenceNotes->Caption=If wireless mouse is not working smoothly due to wireless conflicts, try below measures to get best improvement. 
lb_InspectRSSITitle->Caption=Detect Receiving Signal Level:
lb_InspectRSSI->Caption=Moving the mouse, the indicator will display current signal level. The less level value means the better receiving singal, e.g., value under 120 means the devices are working in good condition. The value may increase when working in long range venue, or there is strong interference. Try different allocation of mouse and receiver till the best improvement is secured. 
lb_SignalIntensity->Caption=Signal Indicator
lb_ImproveSuggestionTitle->Caption=Suggest Improvements:
lb_Suggestion1->Caption=1. Use a USB extension cable for the receiver and keep it away from the computer or any interfering sources. It is highly recommended for use in the long range meeting venue or when there is strong wireless conflicts nearby.    
lb_Suggestion2->Caption=2. Plug receiver on the same side with the mouse, it may avoid potential wireless conflicts from the notebook computer. 
//MessageConfirm	
DongleNotExist=!!No receiver found!!


[RSSIDisplay.dll.OEM]	
lb_Title->Caption=Best Wireless Signal Monitoring :
lb_AvoidInterferenceTitle->Caption=Search And keep Away From Wireless Conflicts
lb_AvoidInterferenceNotes->Caption=If wireless mouse is not working smoothly due to wireless conflicts, try below measures to get best improvement. 
lb_InspectRSSITitle->Caption=Detect Receiving Signal Level:
lb_InspectRSSI->Caption=Moving the mouse, the indicator will display current signal level. The less level value means the better receiving singal, e.g., value under 120 means the devices are working in good condition. The value may increase when working in long range venue, or there is strong interference. Try different allocation of mouse and receiver till the best improvement is secured. 
lb_SignalIntensity->Caption=Signal Indicator
lb_ImproveSuggestionTitle->Caption=Suggest Improvements:
lb_Suggestion1->Caption=1. Use a USB extension cable for the receiver and keep it away from the computer or any interfering sources. It is highly recommended for use in the long range meeting venue or when there is strong wireless conflicts nearby.    
lb_Suggestion2->Caption=2. Plug receiver on the same side with the mouse, it may avoid potential wireless conflicts from the notebook computer. 
//MessageConfirm	
DongleNotExist=!!No receiver found!!


[BatteryForm.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Check Battery Power
lb_BatteryTitle->Caption=Battery :
lb_MouseBatteryTitle->Caption=Mouse Battery :
lb_MouseBatteryVoltage->Caption=Mouse Battery Voltage:
lb_Voltage->Caption=V(Volts)
lb_KeyboardBatteryTitle->Caption=Keyboard Battery :
lb_Notes1->Caption=Note: The Laser Pointer on your Mouse requires high power to function, if supplied voltage under 1.1 volts and the remaining power is  less than 25%
lb_Notes2->Caption=, it will not work properly.
lb_Notes3->Caption=Replace with new batteries if needed.
ck_Enable->Caption=Low Battery Inform
lb_LowBatterySet->Caption=Settings


[KeySettingRemind.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=
lb_Notes->Caption=Reminder for Each Key Settings\\\\or Hotkey to Open the Handout File.


[MultiPairForm.dll.XG]
FMultiPairMain->lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=
FMultiPairMain->lb_Title->Caption=A4tech XG series ID pairing program
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForMeeting->Caption=
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForMeetingNotes->Caption="The“New Mouse/KBs ID Pairing” program connects A4tech's XG series of Mouse and keyboards 
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForLife->Caption=
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForLifeNotes->Caption=
		
//MultiPairStep1.XG//	
FMultiPairStep1->lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=
FMultiPairStep1->lb_Title->Caption=A4tech XG series ID pairing program
FMultiPairStep1->lb_Contents->Caption=New Mouse/KBs ID pairing program allows to XG series of Mouse and keyboards.
FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair->Caption=Mouse ID pairing
//FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair_Type->Caption=Type of ON/OFF Switch (Located at bottom of mouse)
//FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair_Type1->Caption=Slide Switch
//FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair_Type2->Caption=Push Button
FMultiPairStep1->lb_KeyboardPair->Caption=Keyboard ID pairing
	
//MultiPairStep2.XG//
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
//MousePairType1
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Mouse1->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Mouse1->Caption=1. Press any key to wake up the mouse.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(If the mouse is in the sleeping mode, please wake up the mouse)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Mouse1->Caption=2. Find "OFF-ON" switch
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Mouse1->Caption=3. Make sure the power switch is in OFF position and then switch it to ON position within 30 seconds.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(In case the power switch is in "ON" position, switch it to "OFF", then back to "ON" )
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Mouse1->Caption=4. When finishing above steps, mouse is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(If failed, press "Back" button)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Mouse1->Caption=OFF
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Mouse1->Caption=ON
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Mouse1->Caption=(Note: Power switch is located at the device bottom)
//MousePairType2	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Mouse2->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Mouse2->Caption=1. Please wake up the mouse for ID pairing.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=(If mouse is in the sleeping mode, press any key to wake up the mouse. If mouse is in "Power Off" status, press the power switch for more than 3 seconds )
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Mouse2->Caption=Power is "ON"
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Mouse2->Caption=2. Remove and re-insert the batteries within 30 seconds.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption= 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Mouse2->Caption=3. When finishing above steps, mouse is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Mouse2->Caption=Take Out Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Mouse2->Caption=Insert Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Mouse2->Caption=
	
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Keyboard->Caption=Complete following steps within 30 seconds
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Keyboard->Caption=1. Open the battery cover located at the keyboard bottom.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Keyboard->Caption=2.Remove the battery cover.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Keyboard->Caption=3. Reinsert the battery and then put the cover back.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption= 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Keyboard->Caption=4. When finishing above steps, keyboard is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=(If failed, press "Back" button)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Keyboard->Caption=Take Out Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Keyboard->Caption=Insert Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Keyboard->Caption=
		
//MultiPairStep3.XG//	
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Hint->Caption=(If not connected, press "Back" button to proceed the ID Pairing program again.)
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Yes->Caption=Yes
FMultiPairStep3->lb_No->Caption=No
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Title_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmDeviceTitle_Mouse->Caption=Mouse is detected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_TitleNotes_Mouse->Caption=Move mouse to ensure it is connected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmYesNo_Mouse->Caption=The mouse cursor is moving or not
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Title_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmDeviceTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard is detected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_TitleNotes_Keyboard->Caption=Press "Windows" key to ensure it is connected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmYesNo_Keyboard->Caption=The keyboard "Windows" key is working or not
		
//MultiPairStep4.XG//	
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessTitle->Caption=Congratulations!
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep4->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Title_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep4->lb_NotesTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceName_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceID_Mouse->Caption=Display Paired Mouse ID:
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessNotes_Mouse->Caption=Your mouse is ready to use!
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Notes_Mouse->Caption=
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep4->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Title_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep4->lb_NotesTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceName_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceID_Keyboard->Caption=Display Paired Keyboard ID:
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessNotes_Keyboard->Caption=Your keyboard is ready to use!
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Notes_Keyboard->Caption=


[TrayIconWebAdvertisement.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Advertisement Web


[UpgradeHint.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Software update
lb_Content->Caption=There is new revision, update now?
//UpgradeProgress
lb_Connecting->Caption=Connecting...
lb_Loading->Caption=Downloading...
lb_DownloadSuccess->Caption=Download completed!
lb_DownLoadFail->Caption=Download failed!
lb_UpgradeFail->Caption=Upgrade failed!


[LoginMsgSetting]
lb_Title->Caption=Entry and information settings
lb_AutoReceiveUpgradeMsg->Caption=Auto receive the upgrade notice
lb_ShowWebAfterLogin->Caption=Display today's hot news.
lb_ReceiveNewsIrregularly->Caption=Always receive the latest news.


[ImportAndExport.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Import/Export-Macros
lb_MacroList->Caption=Macros List : 
sb_Import->Caption=Import
sb_Export->Caption=Export


[WebAdvertisement]
FadWeb->Caption=A4Tech


[ProfileAndLEDSetting.dll]
lb_Title->Caption=Mode Administration
lb_Models->Caption=Mode
lb_ModelName->Caption=Mode Name
lb_Model1->Caption=Mode 1
lb_Model2->Caption=Mode 2
lb_Model3->Caption=Mode 3
lb_Model4->Caption=Mode 4
lb_Model5->Caption=Mode 5
lb_ProfileLED->Caption=Mode Color Indicator
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.
lb_LEDOption->Caption=Select LED Color Indicator:


[ProfileAndLEDSetting.dll.X7KB]
lb_Title->Caption=Mode Administration
lb_Models->Caption=Mode
lb_ModelName->Caption=Mode Name
lb_Model1->Caption=Mode 1
lb_Model2->Caption=Mode 2
lb_Model3->Caption=Mode 3
lb_Model4->Caption=Mode 4
lb_Model5->Caption=Mode 5
lb_ProfileLED->Caption=Mode Color Indicator
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.
lb_LEDOption->Caption=Select LED Color Indicator:


[PowerConsumptionMode.dll.XG]
lb_Title->Caption=Gaming/Office Power-saving Management :
lb_Content->Caption=The XG series of wireless X7 gaming mouse support “Gaming and Office” 2 power-saving modes. Depending on the working modes, it will alter to appropriate power-saving parameters so as to meet the best performance. And it will enter into deep sleeping mode 6 seconds afer the computer is power off, and press any key to awake the mouse after the computer is power on.
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Reminder: use mouse pad with white color instead of black, it will save more power. Higher power consumption is required if 500Hz bandwidth is used during the game play. Rechargeable batteries is recommended for intensive mouse users, and always turn-off the mouse power when long time is no use>>
rb_GamingMode->Caption=Use as game playing mode (default)
rb_OfficeMode->Caption=Use as office working mode
lb_Timer->Caption=Time interval (to enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) settings 
lb_Minutes->Caption=(Min.)
rb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=Move to wake up (default)
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is convenient to awake the mouse, and it consumes 0.35mA current when in stand-by status)
rb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=Click to wake up
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(This requires a click to awake the mouse, yet it consumes as less as 0.03mA current in stand-by status)
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range should be %x to %y.


[MultiPairForm.dll.OEM.G9A]
FMultiPairMain->lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=(Note: Multi-link function does not applicable to G6 series) 
FMultiPairMain->lb_Title->Caption=Multi-link
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForMeeting->Caption=The Multi-link Receiver
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForMeetingNotes->Caption="The“New Mouse/KBs ID Pairing” program connects G-CUBE's G3, G5, G7 G9 and G10 series of Mouse and keyboards into G9 receiver, with maximum of 3 units of each. Thus, you do not need to bring home the mouse and keyboard from the office, or to take them out to the office. Instead, you may simply leave receiver installed on the USB port of your notebook and use both wireless products freely either at home or in your office. It avoids plugging the wireless receiver on and off frequently, and tends to lose it as results."
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForLife->Caption=
FMultiPairMain->lb_ForLifeNotes->Caption=The Multi-link G9 receiver is also available with single giftbox. It is back compatible and supports G-CUBE's G3, G5 and G7 series, making them reunion as a family. Note that functions of multiple buttons will be restricted for those limited buttons of some back models. 
	
//MultiPairStep1.G9A//	
FMultiPairStep1->lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=
FMultiPairStep1->lb_Title->Caption=G-CUBE Multi-link ID pairing program
FMultiPairStep1->lb_Contents->Caption=New Mouse/KBs ID pairing program allows to link G3, G5, G7, G9 and G10 series of Mouse and keyboards.
FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair->Caption=Mouse ID pairing
FMultiPairStep1->lb_MousePair_Type->Caption=Type of ON/OFF Switch (Located at bottom of mouse)
FMultiPairStep1->rb_MousePair_Type1->Caption=Slide Switch
FMultiPairStep1->rb_MousePair_Type2->Caption=Push Button
FMultiPairStep1->lb_KeyboardPair->Caption=Keyboard ID pairing
	
//MultiPairStep2.G9A//
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
//MousePairType1
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Mouse1->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Mouse1->Caption=1. Press any key to wake up the mouse.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(If the mouse is in the sleeping mode, please wake up the mouse)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Mouse1->Caption=2. Find "OFF-ON" switch
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Mouse1->Caption=3. Make sure the power switch is in OFF position and then switch it to ON position within 30 seconds.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(In case the power switch is in "ON" position, switch it to "OFF", then back to "ON" )
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Mouse1->Caption=4. When finishing above steps, mouse is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Mouse1->Caption=(If failed, press "Back" button)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Mouse1->Caption=OFF
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Mouse1->Caption=ON
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Mouse1->Caption=(Note: Power switch is located at the device bottom)
//MousePairType2	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Mouse2->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Mouse2->Caption=1. Please wake up the mouse for ID pairing.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=(If mouse is in the sleeping mode, press any key to wake up the mouse. If mouse is in "Power Off" status, press the power switch for more than 3 seconds )
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Mouse2->Caption=Power is "ON"
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Mouse2->Caption=2. Remove and re-insert the batteries within 30 seconds.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption= 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Mouse2->Caption=3. When finishing above steps, mouse is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Mouse2->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Mouse2->Caption=Take Out Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Mouse2->Caption=Insert Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Mouse2->Caption=
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ActivateDeviceHint_Keyboard->Caption=Complete following steps within 30 seconds
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotes_Keyboard->Caption=1. Open the battery cover located at the keyboard bottom.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FirstNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotes_Keyboard->Caption=2.Remove the battery cover.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_SecondNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotes_Keyboard->Caption=3. Reinsert the battery and then put the cover back.
FMultiPairStep2->lb_ThirdNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption= 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotes_Keyboard->Caption=4. When finishing above steps, keyboard is in ID pairing, please wait. Once the pairing is done, will go to the next page. 
FMultiPairStep2->lb_FourthNotesHint_Keyboard->Caption=(If failed, press "Back" button)
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes1_Keyboard->Caption=Take Out Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_PicNotes2_Keyboard->Caption=Insert Battery
FMultiPairStep2->lb_Hint_Keyboard->Caption=
		
//MultiPairStep3.G9A//
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Hint->Caption=(If not connected, press "Back" button to proceed the ID Pairing program again.)
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Yes->Caption=Yes
FMultiPairStep3->lb_No->Caption=No
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Title_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmDeviceTitle_Mouse->Caption=Mouse is detected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_TitleNotes_Mouse->Caption=Move mouse to ensure it is connected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmYesNo_Mouse->Caption=The mouse cursor is moving or not
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep3->lb_Title_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmDeviceTitle_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard is detected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_TitleNotes_Keyboard->Caption=Press "Windows" key to ensure it is connected.
FMultiPairStep3->lb_ConfirmYesNo_Keyboard->Caption=The keyboard "Windows" key is working or not
	
//MultiPairStep4.G9A//	
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessTitle->Caption=Congratulations!
//Mouse	
FMultiPairStep4->lb_ProgramTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Title_Mouse->Caption=Mouse ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep4->lb_NotesTitle_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceName_Mouse->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceID_Mouse->Caption=Display Paired Mouse ID:
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessNotes_Mouse->Caption=Your mouse is ready to use!
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Notes_Mouse->Caption=
//Keyboard	
FMultiPairStep4->lb_ProgramTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Title_Keyboard->Caption=Keyboard ID Pairing
FMultiPairStep4->lb_NotesTitle_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceName_Keyboard->Caption=
FMultiPairStep4->lb_DeviceID_Keyboard->Caption=Display Paired Keyboard ID:
FMultiPairStep4->lb_SuccessNotes_Keyboard->Caption=Your keyboard is ready to use!
FMultiPairStep4->lb_Notes_Keyboard->Caption=


[MultiPairManager.dll.OEM.G9A]
lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=
lb_Title->Caption=Multi-link Management Program
lb_Notes->Caption=The Multi-link receiver works with following series Mouse and keyboards
lb_Notes_1->Caption=
lb_Notes_2->Caption=
lb_Notes_3->Caption=Unlike conventional 2.4G wireless receiver can only work with one mouse and one keyboard, Multi-link nano receiver works with G-CUBE's G3, G5, G7 G9 and G10 series of Mouse and keyboards, up to 3 units of each, providing utmost flexibility and convenience. Thus, you do not need to bring home the mouse and keyboard from the office, or take them out to the office. Instead, you may simply leave the receiver installed on the USB port of your notebook and use both wireless products freely either at home or in the office. It avoids plugging the wireless receiver on and off frequently, and tends to lose it as results. If installed Mouse and keyboards are those from your classmates, colleagues and family members, to avoid interactive wireless conflicts, you may“un-tick”them from the listing. You may “delete” them forever if there is no use for long time.
lb_Notes_4->Caption=
lb_Notes_5->Caption=
lb_Notes_6->Caption=
lb_Notes_7->Caption=
lb_DongleName->Caption=
lb_MousePen1->Caption=
lb_MousePen2->Caption=
lb_MousePen3->Caption=
lb_MousePen4->Caption=
lb_MousePen5->Caption=
lb_PenColor->Caption=
lb_MouseStatus->Caption=Status
lb_KeyboardStatus->Caption=Status
lb_MouseRemoveID->Caption=Delete
lb_MouseID->Caption=Mouse ID Code
lb_MouseName->Caption=
lb_KeyboardRemoveID->Caption=Delete
lb_KeyboardID->Caption=Keyboard ID Code
lb_KeyboardName->Caption=
lb_ActivateDevice->Caption=Use
lb_NoDeviceString->Caption=No New Device
lb_Notes2->Caption=
lb_DisplayMouseNameType->Caption=
lb_DisplayMouseText->Caption=
lb_DisplayColorCircle->Caption=
lb_Undisplay->Caption=
DongleString=Receiver
MouseRemoveYesNo=Click "OK" to delete mouse ID, or click "Cancel" .
KeyboardRemoveYesNo=Are you sure to delete keyboard ID?
InputDeviceName=Enter Device Name:
MouseAtLeastOneMessage=At least leave one mouse.
KeyboardDisableYesNo=Are you sure to cancel keyboard setup?


[MainApp.ScriptPopupMenu.OEM]
MainForm->lb_MainMenu->Caption=      File 
MainForm->mi_NewScript->Caption=New
MainForm->mi_OpenScript->Caption=Open
MainForm->mi_ScriptList->Caption=List
MainForm->mi_SaveScript->Caption=Save
MainForm->mi_SaveAsScript->Caption=Save as
MainForm->mi_NamedScript->Caption=Rename
MainForm->mi_DeleteScript->Caption=Delete
MainForm->mi_ImportScript->Caption=Import
MainForm->mi_ExportScript->Caption=Export
MainForm->mi_ReadScriptFromMouse->Caption=Read Memory
MainForm->mi_WriteScriptToMouse->Caption=Download
MainForm->mi_CloseScript->Caption=Exit


[MainApp.TrayIconPopupMenu.OEM]
MainForm->mi_LaunchOnLogin->Caption=Auto Launch on Boot
MainForm->mi_MouseControlPanel->Caption=Mouse-Control Pannel
MainForm->mi_StandardWheel->Caption=Microsoft Standard Wheel
MainForm->mi_OpenPairID->Caption=Pair ID Program
MainForm->mi_SingleDPISet->Caption=DPI Set
MainForm->mi_PenSuitSet->Caption=TutorPen Settings
MainForm->mi_TiltWheelSetting->Caption=Tilt Wheel Setting
MainForm->mi_BounceSetting->Caption=Button Response Time
MainForm->mi_OSDSetting->Caption=Function/Key Reminder
MainForm->mi_W4DSetting->Caption=4D Wheel
MainForm->mi_Battery->Caption=Battery Capacity
MainForm->mi_PowerManagement->Caption=Power Management
MainForm->mi_ChannelSetting->Caption=RF Channel Setting
MainForm->mi_ReportRateSetting->Caption=Report Rate Setting
MainForm->mi_MouseNamedManager->Caption=10-Link Meeting Management
MainForm->mi_PenSetting->Caption=LinePointer
MainForm->mi_MouseRFDistance->Caption=Wireless Meeting Range Setting
MainForm->mi_RSSI->Caption=Best Wireless Signal Monitoring
MainForm->mi_MultiPairManager->Caption=10-Link Meeting Technology
MainForm->mi_Standard45->Caption=Standard Key4,5
MainForm->mi_StandardRightKey->Caption=Standard Right Button
MainForm->mi_ShortKey->Caption=Toggle Switch
MainForm->mi_TrayLaunch->Caption=Open %P
MainForm->mi_Close->Caption=Exit
MainForm->mi_ShortKey_None->Caption=None
MainForm->mi_ShortKey_Custom->Caption=Custom..
MainForm->mi_PenSuitSet->Caption=TutorPen Settings


[MainApp.TrayIconPopupMenu.OEM.G9A]
MainForm->mi_MultiPairManager->Caption=G-CUBE G-Family


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.OEM]
MainForm->mi_Event1->Caption=No Setting
MainForm->mi_Event2->Caption=Left Button
MainForm->mi_Event3->Caption=Right Button
MainForm->mi_Event4->Caption=Middle Button
MainForm->mi_Event5->Caption=4th Button
MainForm->mi_Event6->Caption=5th Button
MainForm->mi_Event7->Caption=Scroll Up
MainForm->mi_Event8->Caption=Scroll Down
MainForm->mi_Event80->Caption=Scroll Left
MainForm->mi_Event81->Caption=Scroll Right
MainForm->mi_Event82->Caption=Report Rate
MainForm->mi_Event55->Caption=Previous Track
MainForm->mi_Event56->Caption=Next Track
MainForm->mi_Event57->Caption=Stop
MainForm->mi_Event58->Caption=Play/Pause
MainForm->mi_Event59->Caption=Mute
MainForm->mi_Event60->Caption=Volume +
MainForm->mi_Event61->Caption=Volume -
MainForm->mi_Event83->Caption=LaserPointer(By Model)
MainForm->mi_Event72->Caption=Back
MainForm->mi_Event71->Caption=Forward
MainForm->mi_Event75->Caption=Stop
MainForm->mi_Event74->Caption=Refresh
MainForm->mi_Event66->Caption=Search
MainForm->mi_Event67->Caption=My Favorite
MainForm->mi_Event63->Caption=Web Browser
MainForm->mi_Event64->Caption=E-mail
MainForm->mi_Event62->Caption=Calculator
MainForm->mi_Event65->Caption=My Computer
MainForm->mi_Event77->Caption=Sleep
MainForm->mi_Event70->Caption=Power off
MainForm->mi_TextKeyboard->Caption=Keyboard...
MainForm->mi_TextMouse->Caption=Mouse
MainForm->mi_Office->Caption=Office Sets
MainForm->mi_TextMedia->Caption=Multimedia
MainForm->mi_TextInternal->Caption=Internet
MainForm->mi_TextSystem->Caption=System
MainForm->mi_MouseGesture->Caption=Gesture 16-in-1
MainForm->mi_Macro->Caption=Select Macro File
MainForm->mi_MacroManager->Caption=Macro Manager...
MainForm->mi_Event9->Caption=DPI Setting
MainForm->mi_ZoomIn->Caption=Zoom In
MainForm->mi_ZoomOut->Caption=Zoom Out
MainForm->mi_Text->Caption=Paste Text
MainForm->mi_Software->Caption=Execute Program
MainForm->mi_2X->Caption=Double Click
MainForm->mi_3X->Caption=Treble Click
MainForm->mi_WindowMaximum->Caption=Maximum
MainForm->mi_WindowMinimum->Caption=Minimum
MainForm->mi_AllWindowMinimum->Caption=All Minimum
MainForm->mi_ShortCutGroup->Caption=Key Combination
MainForm->mi_EditerClass->Caption=Text Commands
MainForm->mi_FileClass->Caption=File Commands
MainForm->mi_Cut->Caption=Cut(Ctrl+X)
MainForm->mi_Copy->Caption=Copy(Ctrl+C)
MainForm->mi_Paste->Caption=Paste(Ctrl+V)
MainForm->mi_Delete->Caption=Delete(Del)
MainForm->mi_Search->Caption=Search(Ctrl+F)
MainForm->mi_SelectAll->Caption=Select All(Ctrl+A)
MainForm->mi_Repeat->Caption=Redo(Ctrl+Y)
MainForm->mi_Recover->Caption=Undo(Ctrl+Z)
MainForm->mi_NewFile->Caption=New File(Ctrl+N)
MainForm->mi_OpenOldFile->Caption=Open File(Ctrl+O)
MainForm->mi_SaveFile->Caption=Save File(Ctrl+S)
MainForm->mi_PrintFile->Caption=Print(Ctrl+P)
MainForm->mi_Pen->Caption=TutorPen
MainForm->mi_Clipboard_Picture->Caption=SnippingTool


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.OEM.G9]
MainForm->mi_MouseGesture->Caption=Gesture 16-in-1


[MainApp.TriggerSetPopupMenu.OEM.G9A]
MainForm->mi_MouseGesture->Caption=Gesture 16-in-1


[MainApp.ProfilePopupMenu.OEM]
MainForm->mi_Profile1->Caption=Profile 1
MainForm->mi_Profile2->Caption=Profile 2
MainForm->mi_Profile3->Caption=Profile 3
MainForm->mi_Profile4->Caption=Profile 4
MainForm->mi_Profile5->Caption=Profile 5


[MainApp.Gestures16.OEM]
MouseGestureForm->lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 16-in-1 Setting:
MouseGestureForm->lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
MouseGestureForm->lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
MouseGestureForm->lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
MouseGestureForm->lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption.2X=16-in-One Usage: Hold "2X" button, Move mouse as "Arrow" direction, then release the button. If "Realtime Response" is selected below, the common-used 8 functions may be executed, or setup the sensitivity.


[MainApp.Gestures8.OEM]
MouseGestureForm->lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 8-in-1 Setting:
MouseGestureForm->lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
MouseGestureForm->lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
MouseGestureForm->lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
MouseGestureForm->lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value


[MainApp.Gestures4.OEM]
MouseGestureForm->lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 4-in-1 Setting:
MouseGestureForm->lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
MouseGestureForm->lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
MouseGestureForm->lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
MouseGestureForm->lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
MouseGestureForm->lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value


[MainApp.Misc.OEM]
Version=Version :
NullScript=Untitle Script
NullMacro=Untitle Macro
DefaultScript=My individualized mouse
Key=key
ModifyScriptName=Modify the script name
PleaseInputScriptName=Key in the script name
ScriptExistAlready="%x" already exist, please re-enter
SaveOK=save OK!
EditModify=The script has been modified, save it?
CorrespondenceScript=The current on-board memory script matches "%x".
NotCorrespondenceScript=Your current on-board memory script does not match any of the script in script folder.
DownloadOK=Download Success!!
DownloadFail=Fail to download!!!
ScriptIsTooLarge=Script size is too big, memory is not enough.
MouseNotExist=No mouse, plug in your mouse
SelectSoft=Select the filename or shortcut
CommentHint=Add function description
MouseDetectError=Mouse was not detected, please connect the mouse to continue!
ProgressForm->lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!
NamedSuccess=New name is added!
DetectMultiDongle=More than one receiver is detected, only one is needed, please remove the rest. 
RestartComputerAfterInstalled=Install completed, press "OK" to reboot.


[MainApp.Misc.OEM.G9]
ProgressForm->lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!


[MainApp.Misc.OEM.G9A]
ProgressForm->lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!


[PowerManagement.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Intelligent Power Saving Management:
lb_Content->Caption="No-Any-Lag" series ofer 4 stage power-saving modes. Endusers can set up the time elapsed to enter Deep Sleep mode and choose the way to wake up. Besides, mouse will also enter Deep Sleep mode automaticaly when the PC is turned off.
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Recommendations:Light color mouse pads can save more power than deep color ones. 500Hz full speed in Gaming will consume much more power. Rechargeable batteries are recommended for heavy-duty users. Please turn off power when long time not using.>>
lb_Note->Caption=(Note:Super Power Saving will cause poo performance such as cursor lag and cursor jumping.)
lb_Timer->Caption=Deep Sleep mode timer.
lb_Minutes->Caption=(minutes)
lb_NoteMinutes->Caption=(How long you expect to enter Deep Sleep Mode)
lb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=I'd like to wake up mouse from Deep Sleep mode by moving it.
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is a convenient way, but power consumption is around 0.8mA/hr during Deep Sleep)
lb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=I'd like to wake up mouse from Deep Sleep mode by pressing any key:
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(Power consumption will be only around 0.01mA during Deep Sleep.)


[DescriptionForm.OEM]
lb_TypeName->Caption=Applicable softwares: (For Example : Counter Strike)
lb_Description->Caption=Describe marco function in detail:
lb_DescriptionDetail->Caption=Function Description: (For Example : Toss a grenade)
lb_WarningMsg->Caption=Must input, before saving!


[ReportRateForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Report Rate (MRR):
lb_Content->Caption=Mouse Report Rate (MRR) is the frequency of mouse data being transmitted to the computer in one second. For instance, 500Hz report rate represents the mouse data being transmitted 500 times to the computer in one second. (In general, the MRR of a standard USB mouse is 125Hz and a standard PS/2 mouse is 100Hz).
lb_Cue->Caption=(High frequency response suits more efficiency computer. Try decreasing mouse report rate if any mouse cursor is interrupted /delayed.)
lb_RealTimeList->Caption=List
lb_AverageReportRate->Caption=Average Rate
lb_Choice->Caption=Select
lb_125hz->Caption=125Hz (8ms/Office)
lb_250hz->Caption=250Hz (4ms/Photo design)
lb_500hz->Caption=500Hz (2ms/Gamming)
lb_1000hz->Caption=1000Hz (1ms/Gamming)


[OSDForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Enable->Caption=Enable Function/Key Reminder
lb_DisplayTime->Caption=Appear Reminder Duration(Seconds)
lb_Position->Caption=Reminder Position (X, Y)
lb_Cursor->Caption=Radar
//im_CursorPoint->Hint=Move radar target to any point on your screen to capture the X,Y coordinate.
lb_HasBackground->Caption=With background
lb_BackgroundColor->Caption=Color
lb_FontSize->Caption=Font Size
lb_FontColor->Caption=Font Color
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
OSDSecondsRangeError=A range of Appear Reminder Duration should be %x to %y.
OSDFontSizeRangeError=A range of Font Size should be %x to %y.


[KeyboardPanel.dll.OEM]
cb_Window->Caption=Left Windows
cb_Ctrl->Caption=Left Ctrl
cb_Alt->Caption=Left Alt
cb_Shift->Caption=Left Shift
cb_Close->Caption=Close


[DPIForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Section->Caption=Shift
lb_AxisX->Caption=X
lb_AxisY->Caption=Y
lb_LED->Caption=Color Indicator
lb_DPI0->Caption=DPI0
lb_DPI1->Caption=DPI1
lb_DPI2->Caption=DPI2
lb_DPI3->Caption=DPI3
lb_DPI4->Caption=DPI4
lb_DPI5->Caption=DPI5
lb_MemoryModeSet->Caption=Set DPI Memory mode
lb_OpenMemoryFun->Caption=Select the shiftable mouse button for memory function
lb_CloseMemoryFun->Caption=Select the shiftable mouse button for Non-Memory function, the mouse functions will return to default by factory after each powered on.
//LEDForm
lb_LEDOption->Caption=Select LED Color Indicator:
//MessageConfirm
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DPIRangeError=DPI range can't be lower than %x or exceed %y
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.


[ProfileDPIForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Resolution instruction:
lb_SaveText->Caption=Select and save it in mouse memory as per resolution display.
lb_DPI0Text->Caption=Display resolution 1280*1024 advise for  800 DPI
lb_DPI1Text->Caption=Display resolution 1440*900  advise for 1000 DPI
lb_DPI2Text->Caption=Display resolution 1680*1050 advise for 1200 DPI
lb_DPI3Text->Caption=Display resolution 1920x1200 advise for 1600 DPI
lb_Context->Caption=Mouse Resolution: for example: 800DPI means that when mouse move on desktop at 1 inch, the cursor display 800 dot distance, the more for resolution, the further the mouse cursor moves.
lb_DPISet->Caption=DPI Setting:
lb_AxisX->Caption=Axis-X:
lb_AxisY->Caption=Axis-Y:
//MessageConfirm
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DPIRangeError=DPI range can't be lower than %x or exceed %y


[ChannelSetting.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=RF Channel Setting:
lb_ChannelText->Caption=According to your working environments, you may select one channel to secure the best RF transmission quality.
lb_LockChannel->Caption=Channel Lock
lb_UsingChannel->Caption=Channel No.
lb_ChannelText_Fix->Caption=In case there are many RF mice in adjacent area, “Channel Lock” mode is recommended. When it is activated, each mouse will be assigned with its own channel number and avoid channel interference caused by the auto hopping. Thus, the “Zero Lag” performance is further secured.
lb_AutoHopping->Caption=Auto Hopping
lb_ChannelText_Auto->Caption=“Auto Hopping” mode is recommended if you are alone, or if you are not very sure what the “RF channel” is
lb_CurrentChannelText->Caption=Current Working Channel
//MessageConfirm
DongleNotExist=Cannot find the Dongle!!


[InputBox.dll.OEM]
lb_InputMessage->Caption=Name the function in your own words.\\\\(This will also appear as the function/key reminder)


[Fixed4DPIForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Resolution instruction:
lb_SaveText->Caption=Select and save it in mouse memory as per resolution display.
lb_DPI0Text->Caption=Display resolution 1280*1024 advise for  800 DPI
lb_DPI1Text->Caption=Display resolution 1440*900  advise for 1000 DPI
lb_DPI2Text->Caption=Display resolution 1680*1050 advise for 1200 DPI
lb_DPI3Text->Caption=Display resolution 1920x1200 advise for 1600 DPI
lb_DPI4Text->Caption=
lb_Context->Caption=Mouse Resolution: for example: 800DPI means that when mouse move on desktop at 1 inch, the cursor display 800 dot distance, the more for resolution, the further the mouse cursor moves.
lb_DPI0->Caption=800 DPI
lb_DPI1->Caption=1000 DPI
lb_DPI2->Caption=1200 DPI
lb_DPI3->Caption=1600 DPI
lb_DPI4->Caption=2000 DPI


[PairForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Pair ID program
lb_Step1->Caption=1.  Plug the receiver into USB port and ensure installation is complete
lb_Step2->Caption=2.  Start Pair ID program and press "Start Pair ID" button .
lb_No3Text->Caption=3.
lb_Step3->Caption=Remove batteries and reinstall it within 15s and program displays
lb_Step31->Caption=the pair ID for 000000 numbers and word 'Mouse/keyboard pair ID Ok'
le_MouseID->Caption=Display Mouse Pair ID
le_KeybdID->Caption=Display Keyboard Pair ID
PAIR_NoReceiverFound=Plug Receiver first
PAIR_MouseOK=Mouse Pair ID OK
PAIR_KeybdOK=Keyboard Pair ID OK
PAIR_Fail=Pair ID Fail
PAIR_Second=Second


[KeyDebounceForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Button Response Time(millisecond):
lb_Tip->Caption=Button Response Time is how soon a mouse click sends its reaction to computer.  In game play, short response time will help you defeat your component even just a millisecond.  When left click starts acting as a double click after long period of usage, simply select a longer response time (higher numeric value).
lb_Default->Caption=Resume to default
lb_Setting->Caption=Responding Time
//MessageConfirm
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range should be %x to %y.


[BatteryForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Check Battery Power
lb_BatteryTitle->Caption=Battery :
lb_MouseBatteryTitle->Caption=Mouse Battery :
lb_MouseBatteryVoltage->Caption=Mouse Battery Voltage:
lb_Voltage->Caption=V(Volts)
lb_KeyboardBatteryTitle->Caption=Keyboard Battery :
ck_Enable->Caption=Low Battery Inform
lb_LowBatterySet->Caption=Settings


[PopMsgForm.dll.OEM]
FPopMsg->Caption=Low Battery Inform
lb_Title_Mouse1->Caption=Mouse Battery Low, Replace Battery!
lb_Title_Mouse2->Caption=Mouse Battery Full
//lb_Title_Keyboard1->Caption=Keyboard Battery Low, Replace Battery!
//lb_Title_Keyboard2->Caption=Keyboard Battery Full
lb_LowBatteryInform->Caption=Mouse Battery Low Warning:
lb_LowBatteryInterval->Caption=Warning Interval (Mins):
lb_Min->Caption=Mins


[TiltWheelForm.OEM]
lb_TiltSet->Caption=Horizontal wheel setting :
lb_Line->Caption=Numbers of line at a time
lb_Page->Caption=One screen at a time
//MessageConfirm
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!


[TextForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Text->Caption=Enter Text:
mi_EditerCut->Caption=Cut       Ctrl+X
mi_EditerCopy->Caption=Copy      Ctrl+C
mi_EditerPaste->Caption=Paste     Ctrl+P
N1->Caption=-
mi_LoadFromFile->Caption=Read from file...
mi_LoadFromRecord->Caption=Recent texts


[ProgressForm.OEM]
lb_Message->Caption=Download success!!!


[ProfileManagementForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Mode Administration
lb_Models->Caption=Mode
lb_ModelName->Caption=Mode Name
lb_Model1->Caption=Mode 1
lb_Model2->Caption=Mode 2
lb_Model3->Caption=Mode 3
lb_Model4->Caption=Mode 4
lb_Model5->Caption=Mode 5
lb_ModeSet->Caption=Mode Selection:
lb_ModeSetHint->Caption=To de-select mode, un-tick each one from the bottom to the top in order; to add, tic conversely in order.\\\\Press mode shif button to switch among the selected mode, the corresponding mane will show at the right corner of screen.
NeedToSelectInOrder=Please tick box in the order from the top to the bottom or un-tick from the bottom to the top.


[PowerManagementEx.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Instant Power-saving Management
//lb_Content->Caption=According to the stand-by status, the intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may define the time interval to enter into the Deep Sleeping Mode. 6 seconds enter into Deep Sleeping Mode after PC power-off. \\\\(Note: Regardless the mouse in Deep Sleeping Mode, the laser pointer remains in “workable” mode, therefore, it is highly recommended to turn off the mouse power before your long-term journey.)  
lb_Content->Caption=The intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may select which mode is preferable. \\\\(Note: Always turn off the mouse power when in long journey to avoid Laser Pointer light being turned on incidentally)
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Reminder: use mouse pad with white color instead of black, it will save more power. Higher power consumption is required if 500Hz bandwidth is used during the game play. Rechargeable batteries is recommended for intensive mouse users, and always turn-off the mouse power when long time no use>> 
lb_Note->Caption=(Note: exceeding management of power saving will result in mouse lag response and cursor zig-zag movement) 
lb_Timer->Caption=Time interval (to enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) setting 
lb_Minutes->Caption=(Min.)
lb_NoteMinutes->Caption=(Time interval setting accomplished and enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) 
lb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=Move to wake up:
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is convenient to awake the mouse, and it consumes 0.8mA current when in stand-by status)
lb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=Click to wake up:
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(This requires a click to awake the mouse, yet it consumes as less as 0.01mA current in stand-by status)
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range of Minutes should be %x to %y.


[LockDeviceForm.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Device Management
lb_DeviceName->Caption=Device Names
//lb_DeviceName1->Caption=Mouse 1
//lb_DeviceName2->Caption=Mouse 2
//lb_DeviceName3->Caption=Mouse 3
lb_Hint->Caption=If more than one mouse of same series are used, you have to set up the device and lock it, so as to perform "Download" function.
InputDeviceName=Enter device name:


[PenSetForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=TutorPen Settings
rb_BoldType3->Caption=Bold
rb_BoldType2->Caption=Normal
rb_BoldType1->Caption=Fine
lb_Hint->Caption=Depending on requirements, TutorPen supports 3 line styles of Bold, Normal and Fine. It remarks key points in the session of  meeting or teaching, and makes presentation more easy to understand. 


[ChannelSettingEx.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Wireless channel-lock setup in the multiple users :
lb_ChannelText->Caption=Wireless Environments Setup will ensure better wireless working results with clean and zero-lag high transmission quality. You may refer to the wireless signal indicator to judge if you require to perform “lock-channel’ or using a USB extension cable for the receiver.
lb_Signal0->Caption=No signal! Please check your mouse is in normal condition.
lb_Signal1->Caption=Bad signal! Mouse can't move, use a USB extension cable to get improvement.
lb_Signal2->Caption=Signal no good! Lag or zig-zag cursor movement, use a USB extension cable or re-locate the receiver to get improvement.
lb_Signal3->Caption=Signal so-so! Zig-zag cursor movement, setup "Channel-lock" or re-locate the receiver to get improvement.
lb_Signal4->Caption=Signal excellent! Cursor movement smooth and no-lag, wireless working in good condition.
lb_LockChannel->Caption=Channel-lock
lb_UsingChannel->Caption=Channel-in-use
lb_ChannelText_Fix->Caption=If there are more than one set of wireless Mice&&KBs used in the same site, you may perform “Channel-lock” to assign exclusive channel for each device, so as to avoid “Auto Channel Hopping“ wireless conflicts and get “Zero-lag” better performance.
lb_AutoHopping->Caption=Auto Channel Hopping
lb_ChannelText_Auto->Caption=If you are alone or you do not follow what is "RF", try "Auto Channel Hopping".
lb_CurrentChannelText->Caption=Current Working Channel :
lb_Set->Caption=(Trying wireless quality before changing the wireless channel)
lb_SignalIntensity->Caption=Signal Indicator
//MessageConfirm
DongleNotExist=!!No receiver found!!
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
ChannelRangeError=The range of Channels should be %x to %y.


[ChannelSettingEx.dll.OEM.G9]
lb_Title->Caption=RF Channel Settings :
lb_ChannelText->Caption=Wireless Environments Setup will ensure better wireless working results with clean and zero-lag high transmission quality. You may refer to the wireless signal indicator to judge if you require to perform “lock-channel’ or using a USB extension cable for the receiver.
lb_Signal0->Caption=No signal! Please check your mouse is in normal condition.
lb_Signal1->Caption=Bad signal! Mouse can't move, use a USB extension cable to get improvement.
lb_Signal2->Caption=Signal no good! Lag or zig-zag cursor movement, use a USB extension cable or re-locate the receiver to get improvement.
lb_Signal3->Caption=Signal so-so! Zig-zag cursor movement, setup "Channel-lock" or re-locate the receiver to get improvement.
lb_Signal4->Caption=Signal excellent! Cursor movement smooth and no-lag, wireless working in good condition.
lb_AutoHopping->Caption=Auto Channel Hopping
lb_ChannelText_Auto->Caption=Applicable to single-alone user, or when there is no wireless interference nearby.
lb_LockChannel->Caption=Channel-lock
lb_UsingChannel->Caption=Channel-in-use
lb_Set->Caption=(Trying wireless quality before changing the wireless channel)
lb_ChannelText_Fix->Caption=If there are more than one set of wireless Mouse&&KBs used in the same site, you may perform “Channel-lock” to assign exclusive channel for each device, so as to avoid “Auto Channel Hopping“ wireless conflicts and get “Zero-lag” better performance.
lb_CurrentChannelText->Caption=Current Working Channel :
lb_InspectRSSITitle->Caption=Detect Receiving Signal level:
lb_InspectRSSI->Caption=Moving the mouse, the indicator will display current signal level. The less level value means the better receiving singal, e.g., value under 120 means the devices are working in good condition. The value may increase when working in long range venue, or there is strong interference. Try different allocation of mouse and receiver till the best improvement is secured. 
lb_SignalIntensity->Caption=Signal Indicator
//MessageConfirm	
DongleNotExist=!!No receiver found!!
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
ChannelRangeError=The range of Channels should be %x to %y.


[AntiVibrateForm.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=No-Shaking Setup
rb_OpenAntiVibrate->Caption=Enable "No-shaking"
rb_CloseAntiVibrate->Caption=Disable "No-shaking"
lb_OpenNote->Caption=Keep cursor in its position when the mouse is lifted, this function is best suited for playing games or in office working environments when precision is essential.
lb_CloseNote->Caption=The cursor is shaking when mouse is lifted and put back; precision is not that essential.


[Wheel4DEx.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Tiltless Wheel
lb_SubTitle->Caption=4-way scroll
lb_VersionTitle->Caption=General edition
lb_SubTitle2->Caption=Let's Fly together
lb_Wheel4DSet->Caption=Tiltless Wheel Setup
lb_ChooseWheel4D->Caption=Enable Tiltless Wheel
lb_ChooseStandard->Caption=Enable standard Wheel
lb_HideWheel4DIcon->Caption=Hide "Tiltless Wheel" Icon
lb_HidePartialIcon->Caption=Hide Partition Icon
lb_VerticalScrollSet->Caption=Vertical Scroll
lb_VerticalScrollLines->Caption=Lines per Scroll:
lb_VerticalScrollPage->Caption=One Screen per Scroll
lb_HorizontalScrollSet->Caption=Horizontal Scroll
lb_HorizontalScrollNote->Caption=Words per Scroll
lb_Wheel4DTitleOfNotes->Caption=Introduction of Tiltless Wheel
lb_Wheel4DNotes->Caption=Innovative and patented “Tiltless Wheel” turns single wheel into 4-way scroll, making vertical/horizontal scrolling can never be so effective and efficient. For instance, it will partition Excel worksheet into A and B areas. According to cursor’s position in which area, it will automatically shift to horizontal scroll if cursor is in the “A area”, and vice versa, for vertical scroll.
lb_ARegionNotes->Caption=Cursor in A area, vertical scroll
lb_BRegionNotes->Caption=Cursor in B area, horizontal scroll
lb_PartialIcon->Caption=Partition Icon
lb_Wheel4DFormHint->Caption="Press and hold" to move icon and adjust ratio of A and B areas.
lb_OpenWeb->Caption=Click to enter the XFAR website
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
Wheel4DSetValueRange=Set a range of values should be %x to %y.


[MouseRFRangeSetting.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Wireless Working Range Settings
lb_RFRange->Caption=Wireless Working Range:
lb_MouseRFRangeNotes->Caption=You may setup wireless working ranges; the farther range needs to consume more power, and remember to resume to shorter range after the meeting.
lb_MouseRFRangeHints->Caption=(Above ranges are obtained under LAB, actual ranges may vary according to variuos working environments)
Meter=M


[MouseGestures.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Gestures 16-in-1 Setting :
lb_Title->Caption.G9=Gestures 16-in-1 Setting :
lb_Context->Caption=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
lb_Context->Caption.G9=How to use Mouse Gestures: Press and HOLD "Mouse Gestures" button and move mouse in the direction as indicated below, then release the button.
lb_PlayMode->Caption=Continuous Movement
lb_Distance->Caption=Sensitivity
lb_Units->Caption=(1=Low)
lb_Default->Caption=Resume Default Value
lb_Context->Caption.2X=16-in-One Usage: Hold "2X" button, Move mouse as "Arrow" direction, then release the button. If "Realtime Response" is selected below, the common-used 8 functions may be executed, or setup the sensitivity.
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
DistanceRangeError=A range of Sensitivity Duration should be %x to %y.


[ReportRateForm.dll.OEM.G9]
lb_Title->Caption=Mouse Report Rate (MRR):
lb_Content->Caption=Mouse Report Rate (MRR) is the frequency of mouse data being transmitted to the computer in one second. For instance, 500Hz report rate represents the mouse data being transmitted 500 times to the computer in one second. (In general, the MRR of a standard USB mouse is 125Hz and a standard PS/2 mouse is 100Hz).
lb_Cue->Caption=(High frequency response suits more efficiency computer. Try decreasing mouse report rate if any mouse cursor is interrupted /delayed.)
lb_RealTimeList->Caption=List
lb_AverageReportRate->Caption=Average Rate
lb_Choice->Caption=Select
lb_125hz->Caption=125Hz (8ms/Office)
lb_250hz->Caption=250Hz (4ms/Photo design)
lb_500hz->Caption=500Hz (2ms/Gamming)
lb_1000hz->Caption=1000Hz (1ms/Gamming)


[PowerManagementEx.dll.OEM.G9]
lb_Title->Caption=Instant Power-saving Management
//lb_Content->Caption=According to the stand-by status, the intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may define the time interval to enter into the Deep Sleeping Mode. 6 seconds enter into Deep Sleeping Mode after PC power-off. \\\\(Note: Regardless the mouse in Deep Sleeping Mode, the laser pointer remains in “workable” mode, therefore, it is highly recommended to turn off the mouse power before your long-term journey.)  
lb_Content->Caption=The intelligent power-saving management supports “Slight, Little, Middle && Deep” 4 working modes. User may select which mode is preferable. \\\\(Note: Always turn off the mouse power when in long journey to avoid Laser Pointer light being turned on incidentally)
lb_Remind->Caption=<<Reminder: use mouse pad with white color instead of black, it will save more power. Higher power consumption is required if 500Hz bandwidth is used during the game play. Rechargeable batteries is recommended for intensive mouse users, and always turn-off the mouse power when long time no use>> 
lb_Note->Caption=(Note: exceeding management of power saving will result in mouse lag response and cursor zig-zag movement) 
lb_Timer->Caption=Time interval (to enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) setting 
lb_Minutes->Caption=(Min.)
lb_NoteMinutes->Caption=(Time interval setting accomplished and enter into Deep Sleeping Mode) 
lb_WakeupByMoving->Caption=Move to wake up:
lb_NoteWakeupByMoving->Caption=(This is convenient to awake the mouse, and it consumes 0.8mA current when in stand-by status)
lb_WakeupByAnykey->Caption=Click to wake up:
lb_NoteWakeupByAnykey->Caption=(This requires a click to awake the mouse, yet it consumes as less as 0.01mA current in stand-by status)
InputDigitError=Please input numbers!!!
MinutesRangeError=The range of Minutes should be %x to %y.


[ScreenCapture.dll]
FScreen->rb_Rectangle->Hint=Rectangle
FScreen->rb_Ellipse->Hint=Ellipse
FScreen->rb_Arrow->Hint=Arrow
FScreen->rb_Brush->Hint=Brush
FScreen->rb_Text->Hint=Text
FScreen->bt_Restore->Hint=Restore
FScreen->bt_Save->Hint=Save
FScreen->bt_Giveup->Hint=Give Up
FScreen->bt_Finish->Hint=Finish
FScreen->rb_ToolAttributePenSize1->Hint=PenSize1
FScreen->rb_ToolAttributePenSize2->Hint=PenSize2
FScreen->rb_ToolAttributePenSize3->Hint=PenSize3
FScreen->ck_FontBold->Hint=Bold
FScreen->ck_FontItalic->Hint=Italic
FScreen->ck_FontUnderLine->Hint=Underline


[MultiPairManager.dll.XG]
lb_ProgramTitle->Caption=
lb_Title->Caption=Multi-link Management Program
lb_Notes->Caption=The 6-link, red-colored Multi-link receiver works with following series Mouse and keyboards
lb_Notes_1->Caption=
lb_Notes_2->Caption=
lb_Notes_3->Caption=Unlike conventional 2.4G wireless receiver can only work with one mouse and one keyboard, A4tech’s 6-link, red-colored of Multi-link nano receiver works with A4tech’s G3, G5, G7 G9 and G10 series of Mouse and keyboards, up to 3 units of each, providing utmost flexibility and convenience. Thus, you do not need to bring home the mouse and keyboard from the office, or take them out to the office. Instead, you may simply leave the receiver installed on the USB port of your notebook and use both wireless products freely either at home or in the office. It avoids plugging the wireless receiver on and off frequently, and tends to lose it as results. If installed Mouse and keyboards are those from your classmates, colleagues and family members, to avoid interactive wireless conflicts, you may“un-tick”them from the listing. You may “delete” them forever if there is no use for long time.
lb_Notes_4->Caption=
lb_Notes_5->Caption=
lb_Notes_6->Caption=
lb_Notes_7->Caption=
lb_DongleName->Caption=
lb_MousePen1->Caption=
lb_MousePen2->Caption=
lb_MousePen3->Caption=
lb_MousePen4->Caption=
lb_MousePen5->Caption=
lb_PenColor->Caption=
lb_MouseStatus->Caption=Status
lb_KeyboardStatus->Caption=Status
lb_MouseRemoveID->Caption=Delete
lb_MouseID->Caption=Mouse ID Code
lb_MouseName->Caption=
lb_KeyboardRemoveID->Caption=Delete
lb_KeyboardID->Caption=Keyboard ID Code
lb_KeyboardName->Caption=
lb_ActivateDevice->Caption=Use
lb_NoDeviceString->Caption=No New Device
lb_Notes2->Caption=
lb_DisplayMouseNameType->Caption=
lb_DisplayMouseText->Caption=
lb_DisplayColorCircle->Caption=
lb_Undisplay->Caption=
DongleString=Receiver
MouseRemoveYesNo=Click "OK" to delete mouse ID, or click "Cancel" .
KeyboardRemoveYesNo=Are you sure to delete keyboard ID?
InputDeviceName=Enter Device Name:
MouseAtLeastOneMessage=At least leave one mouse.
KeyboardDisableYesNo=Are you sure to cancel keyboard setup?


[MultiPairForm.dll.K3G]
%Mapping%=MultiPairForm.dll.G9


[MultiPairManager.dll.K3G]
%Mapping%=MultiPairManager.dll.G9


[MultiPairForm.dll.K3G5]
%Mapping%=MultiPairForm.dll.G9


[MultiPairManager.dll.K3G5]
%Mapping%=MultiPairManager.dll.G9


[MultiPairForm.dll.K4G4]
%Mapping%=MultiPairForm.dll.G9


[MultiPairManager.dll.K4G4]
%Mapping%=MultiPairManager.dll.G9


[MultiPairForm.dll.G9_SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=MultiPairForm.dll.G9


[MultiPairManager.dll.G9_SnippingTool]
%Mapping%=MultiPairManager.dll.G9


[RSSIDisplay.dll.OEM]	
lb_Title->Caption=Best Wireless Signal Monitoring :
lb_AvoidInterferenceTitle->Caption=Search And keep Away From Wireless Conflicts
lb_AvoidInterferenceNotes->Caption=If wireless mouse is not working smoothly due to wireless conflicts, try below measures to get best improvement. 
lb_InspectRSSITitle->Caption=Detect Receiving Signal Level:
lb_InspectRSSI->Caption=Moving the mouse, the indicator will display current signal level. The less level value means the better receiving singal, e.g., value under 120 means the devices are working in good condition. The value may increase when working in long range venue, or there is strong interference. Try different allocation of mouse and receiver till the best improvement is secured. 
lb_SignalIntensity->Caption=Signal Indicator
lb_ImproveSuggestionTitle->Caption=Suggest Improvements:
lb_Suggestion1->Caption=1. Use a USB extension cable for the receiver and keep it away from the computer or any interfering sources. It is highly recommended for use in the long range meeting venue or when there is strong wireless conflicts nearby.    
lb_Suggestion2->Caption=2. Plug receiver on the same side with the mouse, it may avoid potential wireless conflicts from the notebook computer. 
//MessageConfirm	
DongleNotExist=!!No receiver found!!


[ImportAndExport.dll.OEM]
lb_Title->Caption=Import/Export-Macros
lb_MacroList->Caption=Macros List : 
sb_Import->Caption=Import
sb_Export->Caption=Export