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[JesúsGandia]

Aquí os pongo el contenido de "istool-es.lng", con el que podreis convertir el ISTOOL 5.1.8 al Español.

Lo he traducido lo mejor que he podido, pero aún faltan unas cuantas secciones, como los de Ayuda ect...

Si es posible brindo la posibilidad de que entre todos podamos terminarlo.
como ya he dicho queda muy poco.

por favor una ayudita!!!
¡¡¡ES ALUCINANTE PORDER VER EL IDE EN Español.!!!

Pondria el fichero en el foro pero no sé como.
Si alguien quiere el fichero se lo puedo mandar por EMail.
Dejar aquí el aviso.

Contenido del Fichero istool-es.lng:



[Original Translation]
About|AboutISTool=Acerca de ISTool
About|Author=Autor:
About|HomePage=Página Principal:
About|ISToolUsesScintillaWhichIsCopyright19982004ByNeilHodgson<neilh@scintillaorg>=ISTool uses Scintilla which is Copyright 1998-2004 by Neil Hodgson <neilh@scintilla.org>
About|LanguageVersion=Versión de Idioma:
About|NotAvailable=No disponible
About|NotTranslated=No traducido
About|OK=Vale
About|PluginCreatedByMichalKulczycki=Traduccion realizada por Jesús Espinos Dominguez
About|TranslatedBy=Traducido por:
About|Version=Versión:
About|VersionInstalled=Versión Instalada:
About|VersionSupported=VersiÓn soportada:
AppDir|AllowRootDirectory=Permitir el directorio raíz
AppDir|AllowUNCPath=Permitir el Camino de UNC
AppDir|AppDirectory=Directorio de la Aplicación
AppDir|AppendDefaultDirectoryName=Añada el Nombre del Directorio Predefinido
AppDir|Auto=Automatico
AppDir|CreateApplicationDirectory=Cree el directorio de la aplicación
AppDir|DefaultDirectoryName=Nombre del directorio por Defecto:
AppDir|DirectoryExistsWarning=Advertencia, El directorio existe
AppDir|DisableDirectoryPage=Desactivar Página de Directorio
AppDir|EnableDirectoryDoesntExistWarning=Ativar aviso de Diretorio inexistente
AppDir|No=No
AppDir|UsePreviousApplicationDirectory=Utilizar el directorio de la aplicación anterior
AppDir|Yes=SI
Appearance|Appearance=Apariencia
Appearance|BackColorDirection|LeftRight=De izquierda a derecha
Appearance|BackColorDirection|TopBottom=De arriba a abajo
Appearance|BackgroundColor=Color de Fondo:
Appearance|BackgroundWindow=Fondo de Ventana
Appearance|Color1=Color 1:
Appearance|Color2=Color 2:
Appearance|ColorDirection=Dirección del Color:
Appearance|Icons=Iconos
Appearance|NormalImage=Imagen Normal:
Appearance|ResizableWindow=Ventana ajustable
Appearance|Setup=Fichero-Instalador:
Appearance|ShowWindowCaption=Muestre el subtítulo de la ventana
Appearance|SmallImage=& Imagen pequeña :
Appearance|Solid=Sólido
Appearance|StartMaximized=Ejecutar Maxímizado
Appearance|StretchWizardImage=Estire la Imagen del Asistente
Appearance|WindowVisible=Ventana Visible
Appearance|WizardWindow=Ventana del Asistente
Application|AllowCancelDuringInstall=Permitir la Cancelación Durante Instalación
Application|AlwaysRestart=Siempre Reiniciar
Application|Application=Aplicación
Application|ApplicationCopyright=copyright de la Aplicación:
Application|ApplicationMutex=Mutex de la Aplicación:
Application|ApplicationName=Nombre de la aplicación:
Application|ApplicationVersion=Versión de la Aplicación:
Application|ChangesAssociations=Cambios de asociaciones
Application|ChangesEnvironment=Cambios de Ambiente
Application|ExtraDiskSpaceRequired=Espacio extra de Disco Requerido
Application|InfoAfterFile=Información después en Archivo:
Application|InfoBeforeFile=Información antes en Archivo:
Application|LicenseFile=Licencia en Archivo:
Application|MinimumVersion=Versión Mínima
Application|OnlyBelowVersion=Sólamente la versión
Application|Password=Contraseña:
Application|PrivilegesRequired=Privilegios Requeridos:
Application|RestartIfNeededByRun=Reinicie Si Necesita para la Ejecución
Application|TimeStampRounding=Redondeo de Tiempo:
Application|TimeStampsInUTC=Tiempo en UTC
Application|TouchDate=Fecha:
Application|TouchTime=Hora:
Application|Windows=Windows:
Application|WindowsNT=Windows NT:
AssocFailed=No asoció ISTool con los archivos de .iss
BDEAlias|AliasName=Nombre de Alias:
BDEAlias|BDEDriverName=Nombre driver para BDE:
BDEAlias|Cancel=Cancelar
BDEAlias|CreateBDEAlias=Crear Alias para BDE
BDEAlias|DeleteBeforeCreating=Borrar antes de crear
BDEAlias|OK=Vale
BDEAlias|PathToDataDirectory=Ruta al Directorio de datos:
Common|Advanced=Avanzado
Common|AfterInstall=Despues de Instalar:
Common|BeforeInstall=Antes de Instalar:
Common|Check=Verificar:
Common|Common=Común
Common|Components=Componentes:
Common|Languages=Idiomas:
Common|MinimumVersion=Versión Miníma
Common|OnlyBelowVersion=Solamente Versión
Common|Scripting=Ficheros-Código-Fuente
Common|Tasks=Tareas:
Common|Windows=Windows:
Common|WindowsNT=Windows NT:
CommonComponents|Components=Componentes
CommonComponents|NOTEAFileWithoutAComponentsParameterIsAlwaysInstalled=NOTA: Un archivo sin un parámetro de los componentes siempre se instala.
CommonLanguages|AnEntryWithoutALanguagesParameterIsAlwaysInstalledUnlessOtherParametersSayItShouldnt=Una entrada sin un parámetro de los Idiomas siempre se instala, a menos que otros parámetros digan que no debe.
CommonLanguages|Languages=Idiomas
CommonTasks|NOTEIfNoTasksAreSelectedTheSetupWillAlwaysPerformTheInstallifTheComponentIsInstalled=NOTA: Si ninguna tarea se selecciona, el Fichero-Instalador siempre realizará la Instalación (si el componente se instala).
CommonTasks|Tasks=Tareas
Compile|Abort=Abortar
Compile|CompilingScript=Compilando Fichero-Código-Fuente
Compile|FindError=Buscar el Error
Compiler|Company=Compañia:
Compiler|Compiler=Compilar
Compiler|Compression=Compresión:
Compiler|Description=Descripción:
Compiler|Encryption=Encriptación
Compiler|InternalCompression=Compresión Interna:
Compiler|Level=Nivel:
Compiler|MergeDuplicateFiles=Una los Archivos Duplicados
Compiler|OutputBaseFilename=Nombre de Archivo Generado:
Compiler|OutputDirectory=Directorio de Salida:
Compiler|OutputManifestFile=Archivo Manifiesto de Salida:
Compiler|SolidCompression=Compresión Solida
Compiler|SourceDirectory=Directorio Fuente:
Compiler|TextVersion=Texto de Versión:
Compiler|UseSetupLoader=Use cargar el Fichero-Instalador
Compiler|Version=Versión:
Compiler|VersionInformation=Información de Versión
CompileStep|AbortOnError=Abortar si hay un Error
CompileStep|EditCompileStep=Revisar compilacion paso a paso
CompileStep|Flags=Flags
CompileStep|Name=Nombre:
CompileStep|Parameters=Parametros:
CompileStep|RunMinimized=Ejecutar Minimizado
Component|Component=Componente
Component|Description=&Descripción:
Component|DisableNoUninstallWarning=Desactive Advertencia de NO Desinstalador
Component|DontInheritCheck=No Marcar CheckBox
Component|Exclusive=Exclusivo
Component|ExtraDiskSpaceRequired=Espacio Extra del disco requerido:
Component|Fixed=&Arreglado
Component|Flags=Flags
Component|Name=&Nombre:
Component|Restart=&Reiniciar
Component|Types=Objetos
ConversionFailedWithCode1=La conversión falló con el código '%1'.
ConversionWasSuccessful=La conversión tuvo éxito.
ConversionWasSuccessfulButWithWarnings=La conversión tuvo éxito, pero con advertencias.
ConvertAbsPaths=¿Usted quiere convertir las Rutas existentes a las Rutas absolutos?
ConvertRelPaths=¿Usted quiere convertir las Rutas existentes a las Rutas relativos?
Customize|Cancel=Cancelar
Customize|CustomizeColumns=Personalice las Columnas
Customize|Help=&Ayuda
Customize|OK=Vale
CustomMessage|CustomMessage=Mensaje Predefinidos
CustomMessage|ID=ID:
CustomMessage|Message=Mensaje:
Delete|Delete=Borrar
Delete|Name=Nombre:
Delete|Type|DirIfEmpty=Si el directorio está vacío
Delete|Type|Files=Archivos
Delete|Type|FilesDirs=Archivos y/o Directorios
Delete|Type=Objetos:
DialogTitles|AppDirectory=Directorio de Instalación
DialogTitles|Appearance=Apariencia
DialogTitles|Application=Applicación
DialogTitles|Common=Comunes
DialogTitles|Compiler=Compilar
DialogTitles|CompileStep=Etapa de Compilación
DialogTitles|Component=Componente
DialogTitles|CustomMessage=Mensaje Personalizable
DialogTitles|Delete=Dorrar
DialogTitles|Dir=Directorio
DialogTitles|DiskSpanning=Multiples Volúmenes
DialogTitles|Download=Descarga
DialogTitles|Editor=Editor
DialogTitles|File=Archivo
DialogTitles|General=General
DialogTitles|Icon=Icono
DialogTitles|INI=INI
DialogTitles|Language=Idiomas
DialogTitles|Message=Mensaje
DialogTitles|Pages=Páginas
DialogTitles|Preferences=Preferencias
DialogTitles|ProgramGroup=Grupo de Programas
DialogTitles|Registry=Registro
DialogTitles|Run=Ejecutar
DialogTitles|SetupOptions=Opciones del Fichero-Instalador
DialogTitles|Task=Tarea
DialogTitles|Type=Tipo
DialogTitles|Uninstall=Desinstalar
DialogTitles|UserInfo=Usar Información
Dirs|AlwaysUninstall=Desinstalar Siempre
Dirs|Attributes=Atributos
Dirs|DeleteAfterInstallation=Borrar después de la instalación
Dirs|Dirs=Directorios
Dirs|Flags=Flags
Dirs|Hidden=Ocultar
Dirs|Name=Nombre:
Dirs|NeverUninstall=Nunca Desinstalar
Dirs|Permissions=Permisos:
Dirs|ReadOnly=Sólo leer
Dirs|System=Sistema
DiskSpanning|DiskClusterSize=Tamaño cluster del Disco:
DiskSpanning|DiskSliceSize=Tamaño del Disco:
DiskSpanning|DiskSpanning=Multiples Volúmenes
DiskSpanning|EnableDiskSpanning=Activar División
DiskSpanning|ReserveBytes=Reservar bytes:
DiskSpanning|SlicesPerDisk=Partes por Disco:
Download|DestinationDir=Directorio de Destino:
Download|DestinationName=Nombre Destino:
Download|Download=Descargar
Download|NeedDestDir=Debe entrar el directorio del destino.
Download|NeedDestName=Debe entrar el nombre del destino.
Download|NeedSource=Debe entrar origen de Descarga.
Download|Source=Origen:
Download|WarnAppDir=Usando el directorio de la aplicación como el destino no se recomienda.\n\n El directorio no se podría haber creado todavía.
Error|CreateFile=Fallo creando '%1'.
Error|GetColumnOrder=Error en el orden de la columna.
Error|GetFileAttributes=Error en obtener la información sobre '%1'.
Error|GetISVersion=Error en Obtener la información de la versión
Error|INI|NeedSection=La sección del parámetro requerida no se conoce.
Error|ParseMessages=Error que analiza los mensajes.\n\n'%1'
Error|UnknownRegistryFormat=Formato de registro '%1' desconocido en la implementación.
FailedToOpen1=Fallo al Abrir '%1'.
FailedToOpenClipboard=Fallo al Abrir el Portapapeles.
FailedToOpenLibrary1=Fallo al Abrir la biblioteca '%1'.
FailedToQueryVersion=Fallo al consultar la Versión
FileAssoc|AssociateWith=Asociar con:
FileAssoc|Cancel=Cancelar
FileAssoc|DocumentDescription=Descripción de Documento:
FileAssoc|FileAssociation=Asociacion de Fichero
FileAssoc|FileExtension=Extensión de Fichero:
FileAssoc|Help=&Ayuda
FileAssoc|IconFilename=Nombre Fichero de Icono:
FileAssoc|IconIndex=Indice de Icono:
FileAssoc|OK=Vale
FileAssoc|TypeName=Nombre de Objeto:
FileIsReferenced=El Fichero '%1' está siendo referenciado %2 veces\n ¿Cambio estas referencias a '%3'?
FilenameIsRequired=El nombre de Fichero es requerido.
Files|Attributes=Atributos
Files|CompareTimestamp=Comparar Fecha/Hora
Files|ConfirmOverwrite=Confirmar Sobreescribir
Files|CreateAllSubdirs=Crear todos los SubDirectorios
Files|DeleteAfterInstallation=Borrar despues de la Instalación
Files|DestDir=Dir. destino:
Files|DestName=Nombre Dest.:
Files|DontCopy=No Copiar
Files|DontVerifyChecksum=No Verifique Checksum
Files|Excludes=Excluye:
Files|External=Externo
Files|Files=Ficheros
Files|Flags=Flags
Files|FontInstall=Instalar Fuentes:
Files|FontIsntTruetype=Las Fuentes no son TrueType
Files|Hidden=Ocultar
Files|IgnoreVersion=Ignore Versión
Files|IsReadme=El Archivo "Leame"
Files|NeverUninstall=Nunca Desinstalar
Files|NoCompression=No Compresión
Files|NoEncryption=No Encriptar
Files|NoRegError=Ningún error en el Registro
Files|NoSharedFilePrompt=Ninguna Sugerencia cuando un Archivo es Compartido
Files|OnlyIfDestinationFileExists=Sólo si el archivo del destino existe
Files|OnlyIfDoesntExist=Sólo Si no Existe
Files|OverwriteReadOnly=Sobreescriba Archivos protegidos
Files|Permissions=Permisos:
Files|PromptIfOlder=Preguntar si es más Antiguo
Files|ReadOnly=Solamente Lectura
Files|RecurseSubDirectories=SubDirectorios Recursivos
Files|RegisterServer=Registrar el servidor
Files|RegisterTypeLibrary=Registrar Objetos de librerias
Files|RemoveReadOnly=Remover Archivos solo de Lectura
Files|ReplaceOnRestart=Reemplace tras reiniciar
Files|ReplaceSameVersion=Reemplace Archivos con la Misma Versión
Files|RestartDelete=Anule Reiniciar
Files|SharedFile=Archivo compartido
Files|SkipIfSourceDoesntExist=Saltar si el Archivo origen no existe
Files|SortByExtension=Ordene Por la Extensión
Files|Source=Origen:
Files|System=Sistema
Files|Touch=Cambiar Fecha/Hora
FilesAndDirs=Archivos y Directorios
FilesNotFound=Los archivos siguientes no podrían encontrarse:\n
FilesSelected=\n\nEstos archivos se han seleccionados.
FixedComponentErrorType=El Componente fijo que usó ' %1 ' era de un tipo inexistente ' %2 '.
Help|About|OK=Cierre la ventana
Help|AppDir|AllowRootDirectory=Cuando puso a no, el valor por defecto, el usuario no se permitirá entrar en un directorio raíz (como "C:\") en la página de Situación de Destino Selecione el Asistente.
Help|AppDir|AllowUNCPath=Si se ajusto a no, al usuario no se permitirá entrar en una Ruta de UNC (como "\\servidor\Compartido") en la página de Situación de Destino Seleccione el Asistente.
Help|AppDir|AppendDefaultDirName=By default, when a folder in the dialog displayed by the Browse... button on the Select Destination Location wizard page is clicked, Setup automatically appends the last component of DefaultDirName onto the new path. For example, if DefaultDirName is {pf}\My Program and "Z:\" is clicked, the new path will become "Z:\My Program".r\nr\nSetting this directive to no disables the aforementioned behavior. In addition, it causes a Make New Folder button to appear on the dialog.
Help|AppDir|CreateAppDir=If this is set to no, no directory for the application will be created, the Select Destination Location wizard page will not be displayed, and the {app} directory constant is equivalent to the {win} directory constant. If the uninstall feature is enabled when CreateAppDir is no, the uninstall data files are created in the system's Windows directory.
Help|AppDir|DefaultDirName=This value of this required directive is used for the default directory name, which is used in the Select Destination Location page of the wizard. Normally it is prefixed by a directory constant.
Help|AppDir|DirExistsWarning=When set to auto, the default setting, Setup will show a "The directory ... already exists. Would you like to install to that directory anyway?" message if the user selects a directory that already exists on the Select Destination Location wizard page, except when another version of the same application is already installed and the selected directory is the same as the previous one (only if UsePreviousAppDir is yes, the default setting).r\nr\nWhen set to yes, Setup will always display the "Directory Exists" message when the user selects an existing directory.r\nr\nWhen set to no, Setup will never display the "Directory Exists" message.
Help|AppDir|DisableDirPage=If this is set to yes, Setup will not show the Select Destination Location wizard page. In this case, it will always use the default directory name.
Help|AppDir|EnableDirDoesntExistWarnnig=When set to yes, Setup will display a message box if the directory the user selects doesn't exist. Usually you will also set DirExistsWarning=no when this is yes.
Help|AppDir|UserPreviousAppDir=When this directive is yes, the default, at startup Setup will look in the registry to see if the same application is already installed, and if so, it will use the directory of the previous installation as the default directory presented to the user in the wizard.
Help|Appearance|BackColor=The BackColor directive specifies the color to use at the top of the setup window's gradient background.
Help|Appearance|BackColor2=BackColor2 specifies the color to use at the bottom.
Help|Appearance|BackColorDirection=This determines the direction of the gradient background on the setup window.
Help|Appearance|BackSolid=This specifies whether to use a solid or gradient background on the setup window. If this is yes, the background is a solid color (the color specified by BackColor; BackColor2 is ignored).
Help|Appearance|SetupIconFile=Specifies a new icon for the Setup program.
Help|Appearance|SetupIconFileButton=Click to select an icon for the setup application.
Help|Appearance|WindowResizable=If set to no, the user won't be able to resize the Setup program's background window when it's not maximized.
Help|Appearance|WindowShowCaption=If set to no, Setup will be truly "full screen" -- it won't have a caption bar or border, and it will be on top of the taskbar.
Help|Appearance|WindowStartMaximized=If set to yes, the Setup program's background window will initially be displayed in a maximized state, where it won't cover over the taskbar.
Help|Appearance|WindowVisible=If set to yes, there will be a gradient background window displayed behind the wizard.
Help|Appearance|WizardImageBackColor=This directive specifies the background color used to fill any unused space around the wizard bitmap.
Help|Appearance|WizardImageButton=Click this button to select wizard image file.
Help|Appearance|WizardImageFile=Specifies the name of the bitmap file to display on the left side of the wizard in the Setup program.
Help|Appearance|WizardImageStretch=If set to yes, the default, the wizard images will be stretched or shrunk if the wizard is larger or smaller than normal, e.g. if the user is running in Large Fonts.r\nr\nIf set to no, the wizard images will be centered in their respective areas if the wizard is larger than normal, and clipped if the wizard is smaller than normal.
Help|Appearance|WizardSmallImageButton=Click this button to select the small wizard image file.
Help|Appearance|WizardSmallImageFile=Specifies the name of the bitmap file to display in the upper right corner of the wizard window.
Help|Application|AllowCAncelDuringInstall=Setting this to no prevents the user from cancelling during the actual installation process, by disabling the Cancel button and ignoring clicks on the close button.
Help|Application|AlwaysRestart=When set to yes, Setup will always prompt the user to restart the system at the end of a successful installation, regardless of whether this is necessary.
Help|Application|AppCopyright=This is optional, and is only used to display a copyright message in the bottom-right corner of Setup's background window.
Help|Application|AppMutex=This directive is used to prevent the user from installing new versions of an application while the application is still running, and to prevent the user from uninstalling a running application.
Help|Application|AppName=This required directive specifies the title of the application you are installing. Do not include the version number, as the AppVerName directive is for that purpose.
Help|Application|AppVerName=The value of this required directive should be the same (or similar to) the value of AppName, but it should also include the program's version number. The value may include constants.
Help|Application|BelowVerNT=This directive lets you specify a minimum version of Windows NT that your software will not run on.
Help|Application|BelowVerNTButton=Click to select version.
Help|Application|BelowVerWin=This directive lets you specify a minimum version of Windows that your software will not run on.
Help|Application|BelowVerWinButton=Click to select version.
Help|Application|ChangesAssociations=When set to yes, Setup will tell Explorer to refresh its file associations information at the end of the installation, and Uninstall will do the same at the end of uninstallation.
Help|Application|ChangesEnvironment=When set to yes, at the end of the installation Setup will notify other running applications (notably Windows Explorer) that they should reload their environment variables from the registry.
Help|Application|ExtraDiskSpaceRequired=Normally, the disk space requirement displayed on the wizard is calculated by adding up the size of all the files in the [Files] section. If you want to increase the disk space display for whatever reason, set ExtraDiskSpaceRequired to the amount of bytes you wish to add to this figure.
Help|Application|InfoAfterFile=Specifies the name of an optional "readme" file, in .txt or .rtf (rich text) format, which is displayed after a successful install.
Help|Application|InfoAfterFileButton=Click to select info after file.
Help|Application|InfoBeforeFile=Specifies the name of an optional "readme" file, in .txt or .rtf (rich text) format, which is displayed before the user selects the destination directory for the program.
Help|Application|InfoBeforeFileButton=Click to select info before file.
Help|Application|LicenseFile=Specifies the name of an optional license agreement file, in .txt or .rtf (rich text) format, which is displayed before the user selects the destination directory for the program.
Help|Application|LicenseFileButton=Click to select license file.
Help|Application|MinVerNT=This directive lets you specify a minimum version of Windows NT that your software runs on.
Help|Application|MinVerNTButton=Click to select version.
Help|Application|MinVerWin=This directive lets you specify a minimum version of Windows that your software runs on.
Help|Application|MinVerWinButton=Click to select version.
Help|Application|Password=Specifies a password you want to prompt the user for at the beginning of the installation.
Help|Application|PrivilegesRequired=This directive specifies the minimum user privileges required to run the installation.
Help|Application|RestartIfNeededByRun=When set to yes, and a program executed in the [Run] section queues files to be replaced on the next reboot, Setup will detect this and prompt the user to restart the computer at the end of installation.
Help|Application|TimeStampRounding=By default, time stamps on files referenced by [Files] section entries are rounded down to the nearest 2-second boundary. FAT partitions have only a 2-second time stamp resolution, so this ensures that time stamps are set the same way on both FAT and NTFS partitions.r\nr\nThe rounding can be altered or disabled by setting the TimeStampRounding directive. Setting it to 0 will disable the rounding. Setting it to a number between 1 and 60 will cause time stamps to be rounded down to the nearest TimeStampRounding-second boundary.
Help|Application|TimeStampsInUTC=If TimeStampsInUTC is set to yes, time stamps will be saved and restored in UTC -- the native time format of Win32 and NTFS.
Help|Application|TouchDate=The date used in the time/date stamp of files referenced by [Files] section entries that include the touch flag.
Help|Application|TouchTime=The time used in the time/date stamp of files referenced by [Files] section entries that include the touch flag.
Help|Common|AfterInstall=The name of the function in the [Code] section that is to be called once just after an entry is installed. May include one parameter that Setup should pass to the function. This parameter may include constants.
Help|Common|BeforeInstall=The name of the function in the [Code] section that is to be called once just before an entry is installed. May include one parameter that Setup should pass to the function. This parameter may include constants.
Help|Common|BelowVerNT=Basically the opposite of MinVersion. Specifies the minimum Windows NT version for the entry not to be processed.
Help|Common|BelowVerNTButton=Click this button to select Windows NT version.
Help|Common|BelowVerWin=Basically the opposite of MinVersion. Specifies the minimum Windows version for the entry not to be processed.
Help|Common|BelowVerWinButton=Click this button to select Windows version.
Help|Common|Check=The name of the check function in the [Code] section that determines whether an entry has to be processed or not. May include one parameter that Setup should pass to the check function. This parameter may include constants.
Help|Common|Components=A space separated list of component names, telling Setup to which components the entry belongs. If the end user selects a component from this list, the entry is processed (for example: the file is installed).r\nr\nAn entry without a Components parameter is always installed, unless other parameters say it shouldn't.
Help|Common|ComponentsButton=Opens a window to select components.
Help|Common|Languages=A space separated list of language names, telling Setup to which languages the entry belongs. If the end user selects a language from this list, the entry is processed (for example: the file is installed).r\nr\nAn entry without a Languages parameter is always installed, unless other parameters say it shouldn't.
Help|Common|LanguagesButton=Opens a window to select languages.
Help|Common|MinVerNT=A minimum Windows NT version for the entry to be processed.
Help|Common|MinVerNTButton=Click this button to select Windows NT version.
Help|Common|MinVerWin=A minimum Windows version for the entry to be processed.
Help|Common|MinVerWinButton=Click this button to select Windows version.
Help|Common|Tasks=A space separated list of task names, telling Setup to which task the entry belongs. If the end user selects a task from this list, the entry is processed (for example: the file is installed).r\nr\nAn entry without a Tasks parameter is always installed, unless other parameters say it shouldn't.
Help|Common|TasksButton=Opens a window to select tasks.
Help|CommonComponents|ComponentList=List of components that can be chosen for this item(s).
Help|CommonLanguages|List=List of languages that can be chosen for this item(s).
Help|CommonTasks|List=List of tasks that can be chosen for this item(s).
Help|Compiler|Compression=This specifies the method of compression to use on the files.
Help|Compiler|CompressLevel=What level of compression to use.
Help|Compiler|CompressLevelCombo=What level of compression to use.
Help|Compiler|Encryption=If checked, files that are compiled into the installation (via [Files] section entries) will be encrypted using ARCFOUR encryption, with a 128-bit key derived from the value of the Password [Setup] section directive.
Help|Compiler|InternalCompressLevel=This specifies the level of LZMA compression to use on Setup's internal structures.
Help|Compiler|MergeDuplicateFiles=Normally two file entries referring to the same source file will be compressed and stored only once. If you have a bunch of identical files in your installation, make them point to the same source file in the script, and the size of your installation can drop significantly. If you wish to disable this feature for some reason, set this directive to no.
Help|Compiler|OutputBaseFileName=This directive allows you to assign a different name for the resulting Setup file(s), so you don't have to manually rename them after running the Setup Compiler.
Help|Compiler|OutputDir=Specifies the "output" directory for the script, which is where the Setup Compiler will place the resulting SETUP.* files. By default, it creates a directory named "Output" under the directory containing the script for this.
Help|Compiler|OutputDirButton=Click to select output directory.
Help|Compiler|OutputManifestFile=When this directive is set, the compiler will create a manifest file detailing information about the files compiled into Setup. The file will be created in the output directory unless a path is included.
Help|Compiler|SolidCompression=If yes, solid compression will be enabled. This causes all files to be compressed at once instead of separately.
Help|Compiler|SourceDir=Specifies a new source directory for the script.
Help|Compiler|SourceDirButton=Click to select source directory.
Help|Compiler|UseSetupLdr=This tells the Setup Compiler which type of Setup to create. If this is yes, it compiles all setup data into a single EXE. If this is no, it compiles the setup data into at least three files: SETUP.EXE, SETUP.0, and SETUP-1.BIN. The only reason you would probably want to use no is for debugging purposes.
Help|Compiler|VersionInfoCompany=Specifies the company name value for the Setup version info.
Help|Compiler|VersionInfoDescription=Specifies the file description value for the Setup version info.
Help|Compiler|VersionInfoTextVersion=Specifies the textual file version value for the Setup version info.
Help|Compiler|VersionInfoVersion=Specifies the binary file version value for the Setup version info.
Help|CompileStep|AbortOnError=If this is checked, compilation will be aborted if an error occurs.
Help|CompileStep|Name=Name and path of the program to run.
Help|CompileStep|NameButton=Click this button to select the program you want to run.
Help|CompileStep|Parameters=Parameters to the program.
Help|CompileStep|RunMinimized=Runs minimized if this checkbox is checked.
Help|Component|Description=The description of the component, which can include constants. This description is shown to the end user during installation.
Help|Component|DisableNoUninstallWarning=Instructs Setup not to warn the user that this component will not be uninstalled after he/she deselected this component when it's already installed on his/her machine.r\nr\nDepending on the complexity of your components, you can try to use the [InstallDelete] section and this flag to automatically 'uninstall' deselected components.
Help|Component|DontInheritCheck=Specifies that the component should not automatically become checked when its parent is checked. Has no effect on top-level components, and cannot be combined with the exclusive flag.
Help|Component|Exclusive=Instructs Setup that this component is mutually exclusive with sibling components that also have the exclusive flag.
Help|Component|ExtraDiskSpaceRequired=The extra disk space required by this component, similar to the ExtraDiskSpaceRequired directive for the [Setup] section.
Help|Component|Fixed=Instructs Setup that this component can not be manually selected or unselected by the end user during installation.
Help|Component|Name=The internal name of the component.r\nr\nThe total number of \ or / characters in the name of the component is called the level of the component. Any component with a level of 1 or more is a child component. The component listed before the child component with a level of 1 less than the child component, is the parent component. Other components with the same parent component as the child component are sibling components.
Help|Component|Restart=Instructs Setup to ask the user to restart the system if this component is installed, regardless of whether this is necessary (for example because of [Files] section entries with the restartreplace flag). Like AlwaysRestart but per component.
Help|Component|Types=A space separated list of types this component belongs to. If the end user selects a type from this list, this component will be installed.\r\n\r\nIf the fixed flag isn't used (see below), any custom types (types using the iscustom flag) in this list are ignored by Setup.
Help|CustomMessage|Key=The name of the custom message.
Help|CustomMessage|Text=The custom message text.
Help|Delete|Name=Name of the file or directory to delete.
Help|Delete|Type=Specifies what is to be deleted by the uninstaller.
Help|Dirs|Attributes=
Help|Dirs|DeleteAfterInstall=Instructs Setup to create the directory as usual, but then delete it once the installation is completed (or aborted) if it's empty. This can be useful when extracting temporary data needed by a program executed in the script's [Run] section.r\nr\nThis flag will not cause directories that already existed before installation to be deleted.
Help|Dirs|Hidden=Specifies additional attributes for the directory.
Help|Dirs|Name=The name of the directory to create, which normally will start with one of the directory constants.
Help|Dirs|Permissions=Specifies additional permissions to grant in the directory's ACL (access control list). It is not recommended that you use this parameter if you aren't familiar with ACLs or why you would need to change them, because misusing it could negatively impact system security.
Help|Dirs|ReadOnly=Specifies additional attributes for the directory.
Help|Dirs|System=Specifies additional attributes for the directory.
Help|Dirs|UninsALwaysUninstall=Instructs the uninstaller to always attempt to delete the directory if it's empty. Normally the uninstaller will only try to delete the directory if it didn't already exist prior to installation.
Help|Dirs|UninsNeverUninstall=Instructs the uninstaller to not attempt to delete the directory. By default, the uninstaller deletes any directory specified in the [Dirs] section if it is empty.
Help|DiskSpanning|DiskClusterSize=This specifies the cluster size of the disk media. The Setup Compiler needs to know this in order to properly fill each disk to capacity.
Help|DiskSpanning|DiskSliceSize=This specifies the maximum number of bytes per disk slice (SETUP-*.BIN file).
Help|DiskSpanning|DiskSpanning=If set to yes, the disk spanning feature will be enabled. Instead of storing all the compressed file data inside SETUP.EXE, the compiler will split it into multiple SETUP-*.BIN files -- known as "slices" -- suitable for copying onto separate floppy disks, CD-ROMs, or DVD-ROMs.
Help|DiskSpanning|ReserveBytes=This specifies the minimum number of free bytes to reserve on the first disk. This is useful if you have to copy other files onto the first disk that aren't part of the setup program, such as a Readme file.
Help|DiskSpanning|SlicesPerDisk=The number of SETUP-*.BIN files to create for each disk. If this is 1 (the default setting), the files will be named SETUP-x.BIN, where x is the disk number. If this is greater than 1, the files will be named SETUP-xy.BIN, where x is the disk number and y is a unique letter.
Help|Download|DestDir=The destination directory for the file.
Help|Download|DestName=The destination name for the file.
Help|Download|Source=The address of the file you want to download. Must begin with http:// or ftp://
Help|Files|CompareTimeStamp=(Not recommended, see Inno Setup help file)r\nInstructs Setup to proceed to comparing time stamps if the file being installed already exists on the user's system.
Help|Files|ConfirmOverwrite=Always ask the user to confirm before replacing an existing file.
Help|Files|CreateAllSubdirs=By default the compiler skips empty directories when it recurses subdirectories searching for the Source filename/wildcard. The createallsubdirs flag causes these directories to be created at install time (just like if you created [Dirs] entries for them). Must be combined with recursesubdirs.
Help|Files|DeleteAfterInstall=Instructs Setup to install the file as usual, but then delete it once the installation is completed (or aborted). This can be useful for extracting temporary data needed by a program executed in the script's [Run] section.
Help|Files|DestDir=The directory where the file is to be installed on the user's system. The will almost always begin with one of the directory constants. If the specified path does not already exist on the user's system, it will be created automatically, and removed automatically during uninstallation if empty.
Help|Files|DestName=This parameter specifies a new name for the file when it is installed on the user's system. By default, Setup uses the name from the Source parameter, so in most cases it's not necessary to specify this parameter.
Help|Files|DontCopy=Don't copy the file to the user's system. This flag is useful if the file is handled by the [Code] section exclusively.
Help|Files|DontVerifyChecksum=Prevents Setup from verifying the file checksum after extraction. Use this flag on files you wish to modify while already compiled into Setup.\r\n\r\nMust be combined with nocompression.
Help|Files|Excludes=Specifies a list of patterns to exclude, separated by commas. This parameter cannot be combined with the external flag.
Help|Files|External=This flag instructs Inno Setup not to statically compile the file specified by the Source parameter into the installation files, but instead copy from an existing file on the distribution media or the user's system. See the Source parameter description for more information.
Help|Files|FontInstall=Tells Setup the file is a font that needs to be installed. The value of this parameter is the name of the font as stored in the registry or WIN.INI. This must be exactly the same name as you see when you double-click the font file in Explorer. Note that Setup will automatically append " (TrueType)" to the end of the name.r\nr\nIf the file is not a TrueType font, you must specify the flag fontisnttruetype in the Flags parameter.r\nr\nIt's recommended that you use the flags onlyifdoesntexist and uninsneveruninstall when installing fonts to the {fonts} directory.r\nr\nTo successfully install a font on Windows 2000/XP, the user must be a member of the Power Users or Administrators groups. On Windows NT 4.0 and earlier, anyone can install a font.
Help|Files|FontIsntTrueType=Specify this flag if the entry is installing a non-TrueType font with the FontInstall parameter.
Help|Files|Hidden=Specifies additional attributes for the file.
Help|Files|IgnoreVersion=Don't compare version info at all; replace existing files regardless of their version number.r\nr\nThis flag should only be used on files private to your application, never on shared system files.
Help|Files|IsReadme=File is the "README" file. Only one file in an installation can have this flag. When a file has this flag, the user will asked if he/she would like to view the README file after the installation has completed. If Yes is chosen, Setup will open the file, using the default program for the file type. For this reason, the README file should always end with an extension like .txt, .wri, or .doc.
Help|Files|NoCompression=Prevents the compiler from attempting to compress the file. Use this flag on file types that you know can't benefit from compression (for example, JPEG images) to speed up the compilation process and save a few bytes in the resulting installation.
Help|Files|NoEncryption=Prevents the file from being stored encrypted. Use this flag if you have enabled encryption (using the [Setup] section directive Encryption) but want to be able to extract the file using the [Code] section support function ExtractTemporaryFile before the user has entered the correct password.
Help|Files|NoRegError=When combined with either the regserver or regtypelib flags, Setup will not display any error message if the registration fails.
Help|Files|OnlyIfDestFileExists=Only install the file if a file of the same name already exists on the user's system. This flag may be useful if your installation is a patch to an existing installation, and you don't want files to be installed that the user didn't already have.
Help|Files|OnlyIfDoesntExist=Only install the file if it doesn't already exist on the user's system.
Help|Files|OverwriteReadOnly=Always overwrite a read-only file. Without this flag, Setup will ask the user if an existing read-only file should be overwritten.
Help|Files|Permissions=Specifies additional permissions to grant in the file's ACL (access control list). It is not recommended that you use this parameter if you aren't familiar with ACLs or why you would need to change them, because misusing it could negatively impact system security.
Help|Files|PromptIfOlder=By default, when a file being installed has an older version number (or older time stamp, when the comparetimestamp flag is used) than an existing file, Setup will not replace the existing file. (See the Remarks section at the bottom of this topic for more details.) When this flag is used, Setup will ask the user whether the file should be replaced, with the default answer being to keep the existing file.
Help|Files|ReadOnly=Specifies additional attributes for the file.
Help|Files|RecurseSubDirs=Instructs the compiler or Setup to also search for the Source filename/wildcard in subdirectories under the Source directory.
Help|Files|RegServer=Register the OLE server (a.k.a. ActiveX control). With this flag set, Setup will locate and execute the DLL/OCX's DllRegisterServer export. The uninstaller calls DllUnregisterServer. When used in combination with sharedfile, the DLL/OCX will only be unregistered when the reference count reaches zero.
Help|Files|RegTypeLib=Register the type library (.tlb). The uninstaller will unregister the type library (unless the flag uninsneveruninstall is specified). As with the regserver flag, when used in combination with sharedfile, the file will only be unregistered by the uninstaller when the reference count reaches zero.
Help|Files|ReplaceSameVersion=When this flag is used and the file already exists on the user's system and it has the same version number as the file being installed, Setup will compare the files and replace the existing file if their contents differ.r\nr\nThe default behavior (i.e. when this flag isn't used) is to not replace an existing file with the same version number.
Help|Files|RestartReplace=This flag is generally useful when replacing core system files. If the file existed beforehand and was found to be locked resulting in Setup being unable to replace it, Setup will register the file (either in WININIT.INI or by using MoveFileEx, for Windows and Windows NT respectively) to be replaced the next time the system is restarted. When this happens, the user will be prompted to restart the computer at the end of the installation process.
Help|Files|SharedFile=Uses Windows' shared file counting feature (located in the registry at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SharedDLLs). This enables a file to be shared between applications, without worrying about it being inadvertently removed. Each time the file is installed, the reference count for the file is incremented. When an application using the file is uninstalled, the reference count is decremented. If the count reaches zero, the file is deleted (with the user's confirmation).
Help|Files|SkipIfSourceDoesntExist=This flag instructs the compiler -- or Setup, if the external flag is also used -- to silently skip over the entry if the source file does not exist, instead of displaying an error message.
Help|Files|SortFilesByExtension=This flag instructs the compiler to compress the found files sorted by extension befores it sorts by path name. This potentially decreases the size of Setup if SolidCompression is also used.
Help|Files|Source=Click this button to select source file.
Help|Files|System=Specifies additional attributes for the file.
Help|Files|Touch=This flag causes Setup to set the time/date stamp of the installed file(s) to that which is specified by the TouchDate and TouchTime [Setup] section directives.r\nr\nThis flag has no effect if combined with the external flag.
Help|Files|UninsNeverUninstall=Never uninstall this file. This flag should be used sparingly, and is usually used in combination with the onlyifdoesntexist flag. It is meant to be used when installing a very common shared file, such as CTL3DV2.DLL or an MFC DLL, because you wouldn't want the uninstaller to delete the file since other applications make use of it also.
Help|Files|UninsNoSharedFilePrompt=Tells the uninstaller to automatically remove the shared file when its reference count reaches zero instead of asking the user. Must be combined with the sharedfile flag to have an effect.
Help|Files|UninsRemoveReadOnly=When uninstalling the file, remove any read-only attribute from the file before attempting to delete it.
Help|Files|UninsRestartDelete=When this flag is used and the file is in use at uninstall time, the uninstaller will queue the file to be deleted when the system is restarted, and at the end of the uninstallation process ask the user if he/she wants to restart. This flag can be useful when uninstalling things like shell extensions which cannot be programmatically stopped. Note that administrative privileges are required on Windows NT/2000/XP for this flag to have an effect.
Help|General|Associate=Click this button to associate ISTool with Inno Setup scripts.
Help|General|AutoCompSelect=Automatically sets component for a file based on directory or something!?!
Help|General|CompilerDir=The directory where Inno Setup is installed.
Help|General|CompilerDirButton=Click this button to select the directory where Inno Setup is installed.
Help|General|IgnoreDefaults=Setup directives that equals the default value aren't written to the script.
Help|General|LanguageFile=The file used to translate ISTool.
Help|General|LanguageFileButton=Click this button to select a language file.
Help|General|NoOutputExeFileName=If this is checked, the name of the compiled setup will not be written to the script.
Help|General|OpenLast=Opens last opened script when ISTool starts.
Help|General|OverwriteMessages=Deletes existing messages when importing a message file.
Help|General|PreProcess=If this is checked ISTool will pre-process the script before sending it to Inno Setup for compilation.
Help|General|ReplaceCopy=When you type "(c)" it will be replaced with ©
Help|General|ScriptWiz=Should ISTool use the Inno Setup wizard when creating new scripts.
Help|General|StartupSection=Tells what section is active when ISTool opens.
Help|General|TestCompiledSetup=After compilation ISTool asks if you want to run the setup.
Help|Icons|CloseOnExit=When this flag is set, Setup will set the "Close on Exit" property of the shortcut. This flag only has an effect if the shortcut points to an MS-DOS application (if it has a .pif extension, to be specific). If neither this flag nor the dontcloseonexit flags are specified, Setup will not attempt to change the "Close on Exit" property.
Help|Icons|Comment=Specifies the Comment (or "description") field of the shortcut, which determines the popup hint for it in Windows 2000, Me, and later. Earlier Windows versions ignore the comment.
Help|Icons|CreateOnlyIfFileExists=When this flag is set, the installer will only try to create the icon if the file specified by the Filename parameter exists.
Help|Icons|DontCloseOnExit=Same as closeonexit, except it causes Setup to uncheck the "Close on Exit" property.
Help|Icons|FileName=The command line filename for the shortcut, which normally begins with a directory constant.
Help|Icons|FolderShortcut=Creates a special type of shortcut known as a "Folder Shortcut". Normally, when a shortcut to a folder is present on the Start Menu, clicking the item causes a separate Explorer window to open showing the target folder's contents. In contrast, a "folder shortcut" will show the contents of the target folder as a submenu instead of opening a separate window.
Help|Icons|HotKey=The hot key (or "shortcut key") setting for the shortcut, which is a combination of keys with which the program can be started.
Help|Icons|IconFileName=The filename of a custom icon (located on the user's system) to be displayed. This can be an executable image (.exe, .dll) containing icons or a .ico file. If this parameter is not specified or is blank, Windows will use the file's default icon. This parameter can include constants.
Help|Icons|IconIndex=Zero-based index of the icon to use in the file specified by IconFilename.
Help|Icons|Name=The name and location of the shortcut to create. Any of the shell folder constants or directory constants may be used in this parameter.
Help|Icons|Parameters=Optional command line parameters for the shortcut, which can include constants.
Help|Icons|RunMaximized=When this flag is set, Setup sets the "Run" setting of the icon to "Maximized" so that the program will be initially maximized when it is started.
Help|Icons|RunMinimized=When this flag is set, Setup sets the "Run" setting of the icon to "Minimized" so that the program will be initially minimized when it is started.
Help|Icons|UninsNeverUninstall=Instructs the uninstaller not to delete the icon.
Help|Icons|UseAppPaths=When this flag is set, specify just a filename (no path) in the Filename parameter, and Setup will retrieve the pathname from the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths" registry key and prepend it to the filename automatically.
Help|Icons|WorkingDir=The working (or Start In) directory for the shortcut, which is the directory in which the program is started from. If this parameter is not specified or is blank, Windows will use a default path, which varies between the different Windows versions. This parameter can include constants.
Help|INI|CreateKeyIfDoesntExist=Assign to the key only if the key name doesn't already exist.
Help|INI|FileName=The name of the .INI file you want Setup to modify, which can include constants. If this parameter is blank, it writes to WIN.INI in the system's Windows directory.
Help|INI|Key=The name of the key to set, which can include constants. If this parameter is not specified or is blank, no key is created.
Help|INI|Section=The name of the section to create the entry in, which can include constants.
Help|INI|String=The value to assign to the key, which can use constants. If this parameter is not specified, no key is created.
Help|INI|UninsDeleteEntry=Delete the entry when the program is uninstalled. This can be combined with the uninsdeletesectionifempty flag.
Help|INI|UninsDeleteSection=When the program is uninstalled, delete the entire section in which the entry is located. It obviously wouldn't be a good idea to use this on a section that is used by Windows itself (like some of the sections in WIN.INI). You should only use this on sections private to your application.
Help|INI|UninsDeleteSectionIfEmpty=Same as uninsdeletesection, but deletes the section only if there are no keys left in it. This can be combined with the uninsdeleteentry flag.
Help|Message|Default=The default message text.
Help|Message|Key=The message name.
Help|Message|Text=The message text.
Help|Pages|AlwaysShowComponentsList=If this directive is set to yes, Setup will always show the components list for customizable setups. If this is set to no Setup will only show the components list if the user selected a custom type from the type list.
Help|Pages|AlwaysShowDirOnReadyPage=If this directive is set to yes, Setup will always show the selected directory in the list of settings on the Ready to Install wizard page. If this is set to no, Setup will not show the selected directory if DisableDirPage is yes.
Help|Pages|AlwaysShowGroupOnReadyPage=If this directive is set to yes, Setup will always show the selected Start Menu folder name in the list of settings on the Ready to Install wizard page. If this is set to no, Setup will not show the selected Start Menu folder name if DisableProgramGroupPage is yes.
Help|Pages|DisableFinishedPage=If this is set to yes, Setup will not show the Setup Completed wizard page, and instead will immediately close the Setup program once the installation process finishes.
Help|Pages|DisableReadyMemo=If this is set to yes, Setup will not show a list of settings on the Ready to Install wizard page. Otherwise the list is shown and contains information like the chosen setup type and the chosen components.
Help|Pages|DisableReadyPage=If this is set to yes, Setup will not show the Ready to Install wizard page.
Help|Pages|DisableStartupPrompt=When this is set to yes, Setup will not show the This will install... Do you wish to continue? prompt.
Help|Pages|FlatComponentsList=When this directive is set to yes, Setup will use 'flat' checkboxes for the components list. Otherwise Setup will use '3D' checkboxes.
Help|Pages|LanguageDetectionMethod=Specifies how setup will detect the users language.
Help|Pages|ShowComponentSizes=When this directive is set to yes, Setup will show the size of a component in the components list.
Help|Pages|ShowLanguageDialog=When set to yes and there are multiple [Languages] section entries, a Select Language dialog will be displayed to give the user an opportunity to override the language Setup chose by default. See the [Languages] section documentation for more information.r\nr\nWhen set to no, the dialog will never be displayed.r\nr\nWhen set to auto, the dialog will only be displayed if Setup does not find a language identifier match.
Help|Pages|ShowTasksTreeLines=When this directive is set to yes, Setup will show 'tree lines' between parent and sub tasks.
Help|Pages|UsePreviousSetupType=When this directive is yes, the default, at startup Setup will look in the registry to see if the same application is already installed, and if so, it will use the setup type and component settings of the previous installation as the default settings presented to the user in the wizard.
Help|Pages|UsePreviousTasks=When this directive is yes, the default, at startup Setup will look in the registry to see if the same application is already installed, and if so, it will use the task settings of the previous installation as the default settings presented to the user in the wizard.
Help|ProgramGroup|AllowNoIcons=This is used to determine whether Setup should display a Don't create any icons check box, which allows the user to skip creation of program icons. If it is no the check box will not be displayed; if it is yes it will be displayed.
Help|ProgramGroup|AlwaysUsePersonalGroup=Normally on Windows NT platforms, Inno Setup's {group} constant points to the All Users start menu if the user has administrative privileges. If this directive is set to yes, it always uses current user's profile.
Help|ProgramGroup|AppendDefaultGroupName=By default, when a folder in the dialog displayed by the Browse... button on the Select Start Menu Folder wizard page is clicked, Setup automatically appends the last component of DefaultGroupName onto the new path. For example, if DefaultGroupName is My Program and "Accessories" is clicked, the new path will become "Accessories\My Program".r\nr\nSetting this directive to no disables the aforementioned behavior. In addition, it causes a Make New Folder button to appear on the dialog.
Help|ProgramGroup|DefaultGroupName=The value of this directive is used for the default Start Menu folder name on the Select Start Menu Folder page of the wizard. If this directive is blank or isn't specified, it will use "(Default)" for the name.
Help|ProgramGroup|DisableProgramGroupPage=If this is set to yes, Setup will not show the Select Start Menu Folder wizard page. In this case, it uses the folder name specified by the DefaultGroupName [Setup] section directive, or "(Default)" if none is specified.
Help|ProgramGroup|UsePreviousGroup=When this directive is yes, the default, at startup Setup will look in the registry to see if the same application is already installed, and if so, it will use the Start Menu folder name of the previous installation as the default Start Menu folder name presented to the user in the wizard.
Help|Registry|CreateValueIfDoesntExist=When this flag is specified, Setup will create the value only if a value of the same name doesn't already exist. This flag has no effect if the data type is none, or if you specify the deletevalue flag.
Help|Registry|DeleteKey=When this flag is specified, Setup will first try deleting the entire key if it exists, including all values and subkeys in it. If ValueType is not none, it will then create a new key and value.r\nr\nTo prevent disasters, this flag is ignored during installation if Subkey is blank or contains only backslashes.
Help|Registry|DeleteValue=When this flag is specified, Setup will first try deleting the value if it exists. If ValueType is not none, it will then create the key if it didn't already exist, and the new value.
Help|Registry|DontCreateKey=When this flag is specified, Setup will not attempt to create the key or any value if the key did not already exist on the user's system. No error message is displayed if the key does not exist.r\nr\nTypically this flag is used in combination with the uninsdeletekey flag, for deleting keys during uninstallation but not creating them during installation.
Help|Registry|NoError=Don't display an error message if Setup fails to create the key or value for any reason.
Help|Registry|Permissions=Specifies additional permissions to grant in the registry key's ACL (access control list). It is not recommended that you use this parameter if you aren't familiar with ACLs or why you would need to change them, because misusing it could negatively impact system security.
Help|Registry|PreserveStringType=This is only applicable when the ValueType parameter is string or expandsz. When this flag is specified and the value did not already exist or the existing value isn't a string type (REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ), it will be created with the type specified by ValueType. If the value did exist and is a string type, it will be replaced with the same value type as the pre-existing value.
Help|Registry|Root=The root key.
Help|Registry|Subkey=The subkey name, which can include constants.
Help|Registry|UninsClearValue=When the program is uninstalled, set the value's data to a null string (type REG_SZ). This flag cannot be combined with the uninsdeletekey flag.
Help|Registry|UninsDeleteKey=When the program is uninstalled, delete the entire key, including all values and subkeys in it. It obviously wouldn't be a good idea to use this on a key that is used by Windows itself. You should only use this on keys private to your application.r\nr\nTo prevent disasters, this flag is ignored during installation if Subkey is blank or contains only backslashes.
Help|Registry|UninsDeleteKeyIfEmpty=When the program is uninstalled, delete the key if it has no values or subkeys left in it. This flag can be combined with uninsdeletevalue.r\nr\nTo prevent disasters, this flag is ignored during installation if Subkey is blank or contains only backslashes.
Help|Registry|UninsDeleteValue=Delete the value when the program is uninstalled. This flag can be combined with uninsdeletekeyifempty.
Help|Registry|ValueData=The data for the value. If the ValueType parameter is string, expandsz, or multisz, this is a string that can include constants. If the data type is dword, this can be a decimal integer (e.g. "123"), a hexadecimal integer (e.g. "$7B"), or a constant which resolves to an integer. If the data type is binary, this is a sequence of hexadecimal bytes in the form: "00 ff 12 34". If the data type is none, this is ignored.
Help|Registry|ValueName=The name of the value to create, which can include constants. If this is blank, it will write to the "Default" value. If the ValueType parameter is set to none, this parameter is ignored.
Help|Registry|ValueType=The data type of the value.
Help|Run|Description=Valid only in a [Run] section. The description of the entry, which can include constants. This description is used for entries with the postinstall flag. If the description is not specified for an entry, Setup will use a default description. This description depends on the type of the entry (normal or shellexec).
Help|Run|FileName=The program to execute, or file/folder to open. If Filename is not an executable (.exe or .com) or batch file (.bat or .cmd), you must use the shellexec flag on the entry. This parameter can include constants.
Help|Run|HideWizard=If this flag is specified, the wizard will be hidden while the program is running.
Help|Run|NoWait=If this flag is specified, it will not wait for the process to finish executing before proceeding to the next [Run] entry, or completing Setup. Cannot be combined with waituntilidle.
Help|Run|Parameters=Optional command line parameters for the program, which can include constants.
Help|Run|PostInstall=Valid only in an [Run] section. Instructs Setup to create a checkbox on the Setup Completed wizard page. The user can uncheck or check this checkbox and thereby choose whether this entry should be processed or not. Previously this flag was called showcheckbox.
Help|Run|RunHidden=If this flag is specified, it will launch the program in a hidden window. Never use this flag when executing a program that may prompt for user input.
Help|Run|RunMaximized=If this flag is specified, it will launch the program or document in a maximized window.
Help|Run|RunMinimized=If this flag is specified, it will launch the program or document in a minimized window.
Help|Run|RunOnceID=Valid only in an [UninstallRun] section. If the same application is installed more than once, "run" entries will be duplicated in the uninstall log file. By assigning a string to RunOnceId, you can ensure that a particular [UninstallRun] entry will only be executed once during uninstallation. For example, if two or more "run" entries in the uninstall log have a RunOnceId setting of "DelService", only the latest entry with a RunOnceId setting of "DelService" will be executed; the rest will be ignored. Note that RunOnceId comparisons are case-sensitive.
Help|Run|ShellExec=This flag is required if Filename is not a directly executable file (an .exe or .com file). When this flag is set, Filename can be a folder or any registered file type -- including .hlp, .doc, and so on. The file will be opened with the application associated with the file type on the user's system, the same way it would be if the user double-clicked the file in Explorer.r\nr\nWhen using a folder name in Filename it's recommended that you follow it by a backslash character (e.g. "{group}\"), to ensure that a program of the same name is not executed.r\nr\nThere is one drawback to using the shellexec flag: it cannot wait until the process terminates. Therefore, it always works as if the nowait flag was specified.
Help|Run|SkipIfNotSilent=Valid only in an [Run] section. Instructs Setup to skip this entry if Setup is not running (very) silent.
Help|Run|SkipIfSilent=Valid only in an [Run] section. Instructs Setup to skip this entry if Setup is running (very) silent.
Help|Run|SkipOfDoesntExist=If this flag is specified in the [Run] section, Setup won't display an error message if Filename doesn't exist.r\nr\nIf this flag is specified in the [UninstallRun] section, the uninstaller won't display the "some elements could not be removed" warning if Filename doesn't exist.
Help|Run|StatusMsg=Valid only in a [Run] section. Determines the message displayed on the wizard while the program is executed. If this parameter is not specified or is blank, a default message of "Finishing installation..." will be used. This parameter can include constants.
Help|Run|UnChecked=Valid only in an [Run] section. Instructs Setup to initially uncheck the checkbox. The user can still check the checkbox if he/she wishes to process the entry. This flag is ignored if the postinstall flag isn't also specified.
Help|Run|WaitUntilIdle=If this flag is specified, it will pause until the process is waiting for user input with no input pending, instead of waiting for the process to terminate. (This calls the WaitForInputIdle Win32 function.) Cannot be combined with nowait.
Help|Run|WorkingDir=The directory in which the program is started from. If this parameter is not specified or is blank, it uses the directory from the Filename parameter; if Filename does not include a path, it will use a default directory. This parameter can include constants.
Help|Task|CheckedOnce=Instructs Setup that this task should be unchecked initially when Setup finds a previous version of the same application is already installed. This flag cannot be combined with the unchecked flag.
Help|Task|Description=The description of the task, which can include constants. This description is shown to the end user during installation.
Help|Task|DontInheritCheck=Specifies that the task should not automatically become checked when its parent is checked. Has no effect on top-level tasks, and cannot be combined with the exclusive flag.
Help|Task|Exclusive=Instructs Setup that this task is mutually exclusive with sibling tasks that also have the exclusive flag.
Help|Task|GroupDescription=The group description of a group of tasks, which can include constants. Consecutive tasks with the same group description will be grouped below a text label. The text label shows the group description.
Help|Task|Name=The internal name of the task.\r\n\r\nThe total number of \ or / characters in the name of the task is called the level of the task. Any task with a level of 1 or more is a child task. The task listed before the child task with a level of 1 less than the child task, is the parent task. Other tasks with the same parent task as the child task are sibling tasks.\r\n\r\nA child task can't be selected if its parent task isn't selected. A parent task can't be selected if none of it child tasks are selected and it doesn't install anything itself.\r\n\r\nIf sibling tasks have the exclusive flag, only one of them can be selected.
Help|Task|Restart=Instructs Setup to ask the user to restart the system at the end of installation if this t
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Muchos hombres no se equivocan jamás porque no se proponen nada razonable.

[Raúl]

Hola Jesus yo me ofresco a subirlo a un servidor y luego dejo el link para que puedan descargarselo, ahora la unica duda que tengo es teniendo el fichero donde hay que copiarlo o donde se coloca el codigo, ... gracias por tu gran aporte estoy seguro que a muchos les servirá...

PD.- Mi correo es: sejasraul@yahoo.es

Bueno hasta luego...
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[JesúsGandia]

dentro del directorio de ISTOOL, hay varios lenguajes con extensión *.lng
en ese mismo directorio hay que copiar el archivo. Luego en las opciones del programa hay que seleccionar este fichero y cuando vuelvas a entrar al programa, ya estará traducido.
Te mando el fichero por correo para que lo puedas colgar en tu servido.
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Muchos hombres no se equivocan jamás porque no se proponen nada razonable.

[Raúl]

Perdon por la tardanza... pero el día de ayer no pude subir los archivos por falta de tiempo, pero ya estan, les digo los archivos porque Jesus me mando dos archivos que son segun he podido ver la primera y segunda version del archivo de lenguaje, bueno cualquier observación en cuanto al enlace si es que no funcionace, me avisan para que lo corrija, pero por lo pronto despues de insertar este mensaje yo mismo lo verificare... Una vez mas gracias Jesus por tu aporte

Enlace a los Archivos
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