This is an automatic notification from status generation scripts on:
http://l10n.gnome.org/.
There have been following string additions to module
'deskbar-applet.gnome-2-14':
+ "%s more action"/"%s more actions"
+ "%s more document"/"%s more documents"
+ "%s more file"/"%s more files"
+ "%s more place"/"%s more places"
+ "%s more result"/"%s more results"
+ "<b>Search Engines</b>"
+ "<i><small><b>Note: </b>If that shortcut is a single letter (like
<b>t</b>) you can also just type \"<b>something</b>\" and then press
<b>Alt-t</b> in the deskbar.</small></i>"
+ "<i><small><b>Note:</b> To use a shortcut (for example <b>wp</b>) to
search for <b>something</b>, type \"<b>wp something</b>\" in the
deskbar</small></i>."
+ "?"
+ "A programming error has been detected"
+ "Actions"
+ "An all-in-one action bar."
+ "Autocompletion Needs to be Enabled"
+ "Beagle Live"
+ "Beagle"
+ "Bookmark Name"
+ "Bug Detected"
+ "Calendar: %s"
+ "Conversation with %s"
+ "Deskbar Preferences - Web Searches"
+ "Deskbar Website"
+ "Dictionary"
+ "Disks and Network Places"
+ "Documents"
+ "Email from %s"
+ "Execute %s"
+ "Files and Folders Bookmarks"
+ "Files and Folders Search"
+ "Files and Folders"
+ "Files"
+ "Find files and folders by searching for a name pattern"
+ "Google Search"
+ "History"
+ "It probably isn't fatal, but should be reported to the developers
nonetheless. The program may behave erratically from now on."
+ "Launch <b>%(name)s</b> (%(prog)s)"
+ "Launch a program by its name and/or description"
+ "Launch any program present in your $PATH"
+ "Look up word definitions in the dictionary"
+ "Lookup %s in dictionary"
+ "Mail (Address Book)"
+ "Mail"
+ "News from %s"
+ "No History"
+ "Note: %s"
+ "Open %s"
+ "Open Bookmark %s"
+ "Open History Item %s"
+ "Open audio disk %s"
+ "Open disk drives, shared network places and similar resources by name"
+ "Open folder %s"
+ "Open location %s"
+ "Open network place %s"
+ "Open the location %s"
+ "Open the web page %s"
+ "Open web pages by typing a complete web address"
+ "Open your files and folders bookmarks by name"
+ "Open your files and folders by name"
+ "Open your web bookmarks by name"
+ "Open your web history by name"
+ "People"
+ "Places"
+ "Programs (Advanced)"
+ "Programs"
+ "Recognize previously used searches"
+ "Search <b>%(name)s</b> for <i>%(text)s</i>"
+ "Search Google as you type"
+ "Search Yahoo! as you type"
+ "Search all of your documents (using Beagle)"
+ "Search all of your documents (using Beagle), as you type"
+ "Search for %s using Beagle"
+ "Search for file names like %s"
+ "Search the web via your browser's search settings"
+ "Send Email to %s"
+ "Send Email to <b>%(name)s</b> (%(email)s)"
+ "Send mail by typing a complete e-mail address"
+ "Send mail to your contacts by typing their name or e-mail address"
+ "Setting Up Google Live"
+ "Shortcut"
+ "Shortcuts for Bookmarked Searches"
+ "Show all available search engines"
+ "Show only the primary search engine"
+ "Uncategorized"
+ "We cannot provide e-mail addresses from your address book unless
autocompletion is enabled. To do this, from your mail program's menu, choose
Edit - Preferences, and then Autocompletion."
+ "Web Bookmarks"
+ "Web History"
+ "Web Search"
+ "Web Searches"
+ "Web"
+ "Yahoo! Search"
+ "You can customize which search engines are offered."
+ "You can set shortcuts for your searches."
+ "You need a Google API key."
+ "You need a Google account to use Google Live. To get one, go to
http://api.google.com/\n\nWhen you have created your account, you should
recieve a Google API key by mail. Place this key in the
file\n\n~/.gnome2/deskbar-applet/Google.key\n\nIf you do not receive an API key
(or you have lost it) in your account verification mail, then go to
www.google.com/accounts and log in. Go to api.google.com, click \"Create
Account\" and enter your e-mail address and password. Your API key will be
re-sent.\n\nNow download the developers kit and extract the GoogleSearch.wsdl
file from it. Copy this file to\n\n~/.gnome2/deskbar-applet/GoogleSearch.wsdl"
+ "You need the Google WSDL file."
+ "You need to enable autocomplete in your mail preferences"
+ "You need to install the SOAPpy python module."
+ "_More..."
Note that this doesn't directly indicate a string freeze break, but it
might be worth investigating.
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