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<CrypticDisk Version="5.1.0.0">
	<Language NativeName="English" Name="English" LanguageID="1033" Author="Exlade">
    <MainMenu>
      <File>
        <Caption>&amp;File</Caption>
        <AddFile>&amp;Add File to List...</AddFile>
        <AddFilePrompt>Add a file to the saved list of the program</AddFilePrompt>
        <MountFile>&amp;Mount from File...</MountFile>
        <MountFilePrompt>Mount a container from an external file</MountFilePrompt>
        <MountContainer>Mount &amp;Container...</MountContainer>
        <MountContainerPrompt>Mount the selected container</MountContainerPrompt>
        <DismountContainer>&amp;Unmount Container</DismountContainer>
        <DismountContainerPrompt>Unmount the selected container</DismountContainerPrompt>
        <Properties>&amp;Properties...</Properties>
        <PropertiesPrompt>Encrypted container properties</PropertiesPrompt>
        <RememberFile>Keep File in List</RememberFile>
        <RememberFilePrompt>Keep the mounted container in the saved list of the program</RememberFilePrompt>
        <RemoveFile>&amp;Remove File from List</RemoveFile>
        <RemoveFilePrompt>Delete the selected container from the saved list of the program</RemoveFilePrompt>
        <DeleteFile>&amp;Delete File</DeleteFile>
        <DeleteFilePrompt>Delete the selected container file from the disk</DeleteFilePrompt>
        <CreateContainer>&amp;Create Encrypted Container...</CreateContainer>
        <CreateContainerPrompt>Create a virtual encrypted volume based on the file container</CreateContainerPrompt>
        <Exit>E&amp;xit</Exit>
        <ExitPrompt>Exit the program</ExitPrompt>
      </File>
      <Volume>
        <Caption>&amp;Volume</Caption>
        <Mount>&amp;Mount Volume...</Mount>
        <MountPrompt>Mount the selected volume</MountPrompt>
        <Dismount>&amp;Unmount Volume</Dismount>
        <DismountPrompt>Unmount the selected volume</DismountPrompt>
        <Encrypt>&amp;Encrypt Volume...</Encrypt>
        <EncryptPrompt>Encrypt the selected volume</EncryptPrompt>
        <Decrypt>&amp;Decrypt Volume...</Decrypt>
        <DecryptPrompt>Decrypt the selected volume</DecryptPrompt>
        <Properties>&amp;Properties...</Properties>
        <PropertiesPrompt>Encrypted volume properties</PropertiesPrompt>
        <Refresh>&amp;Refresh</Refresh>
        <RefreshPrompt>Refresh the list of devices</RefreshPrompt>
      </Volume>
      <Tools>
        <Caption>&amp;Tools</Caption>
        <DismountAll>Unmount &amp;All</DismountAll>
        <DismountAllPrompt>Unmount all mounted encrypted containers and volumes</DismountAllPrompt>
        <ChangePassword>Change &amp;Password/Keyfiles...</ChangePassword>
        <ChangePasswordPrompt>Change &amp;password and/or keyfiles of the selected encrypted container/volume</ChangePasswordPrompt>
        <CreateHiddenVolume>Create Hidden Encrypted Volume...</CreateHiddenVolume>
        <CreateHiddenVolumePrompt>Create a hidden encrypted volume in the selected encrypted container/volume</CreateHiddenVolumePrompt>
        <SharedResources>Shared Resources on Encrypted Volume</SharedResources>
        <SharedResourcesView>View List of Restored Shared Resources...</SharedResourcesView>
        <SharedResourcesViewPrompt>Open a window with the list of restored shared resources in the selected encrypted container/volume</SharedResourcesViewPrompt>
        <SharedResourcesUpdate>&amp;Refresh List of Restored Shared Resources...</SharedResourcesUpdate>
        <SharedResourcesUpdatePrompt>Refresh the list of restored shared resources in the selected encrypted container/volume</SharedResourcesUpdatePrompt>
        <SharedResourcesClear>&amp;Clear List of Shared Resources...</SharedResourcesClear>
        <SharedResourcesClearPrompt>Clear the list of restored shared resources in the selected encrypted container/volume</SharedResourcesClearPrompt>
        <ReserveHeader>Encrypted Volume &amp;Header</ReserveHeader>
        <ReserveHeaderExport>&amp;Export Header to File...</ReserveHeaderExport>
        <ReserveHeaderExportPrompt>Save the header of the selected encrypted container/volume to a file</ReserveHeaderExportPrompt>
        <ReserveHeaderImport>&amp;Import Header from File...</ReserveHeaderImport>
        <ReserveHeaderImportPrompt>Restore the header of the selected encrypted container/volume from a file</ReserveHeaderImportPrompt>
        <ReserveHeaderRestore>&amp;Restore Header from Built-in Backup...</ReserveHeaderRestore>
        <ReserveHeaderRestorePrompt>Restore the header of the selected encrypted container/volume from the built-in backup</ReserveHeaderRestorePrompt>
        <KeyfileGenerator>&amp;Keyfile Generator</KeyfileGenerator>
        <ManageTokenKeyfiles>Manage Security &amp;Token Keyfiles...</ManageTokenKeyfiles>
        <CloseTokenSessions>Cl&amp;ose All Security Token Sessions</CloseTokenSessions>
        <Preferences>&amp;Settings...</Preferences>
        <PreferencesPrompt>Open the settings window of the program</PreferencesPrompt>
      </Tools>
      <View>
        <Caption>&amp;View</Caption>
        <Language>&amp;Language</Language>
        <Taskbar>&amp;Task Pane</Taskbar>
        <TaskbarPrompt>Show or hide the task pane</TaskbarPrompt>
        <Toolbar>
          <Caption>&amp;Toolbar</Caption>
          <ShowToolbar>&amp;Show Toolbar</ShowToolbar>
          <ShowToolbarPrompt>Show or hide the toolbar</ShowToolbarPrompt>
          <ShowTextBelow>Show Icon Captions</ShowTextBelow>
          <ShowTextBelowPrompt>Show or hide icon captions in the toolbar</ShowTextBelowPrompt>
        </Toolbar>
        <MainWindow>
          <Caption>&amp;Main Window</Caption>
          <ShowAll>Show &amp;All Items</ShowAll>
          <ShowAllPrompt>Show file containers and physical drives in the main window of the program</ShowAllPrompt>
          <ShowFilesOnly>Show Only &amp;Files</ShowFilesOnly>
          <ShowFilesOnlyPrompt>Show only file containers in the main window of the program</ShowFilesOnlyPrompt>
          <ShowDisksOnly>Show Only &amp;Disks/&amp;Volumes</ShowDisksOnly>
          <ShowDisksOnlyPrompt>Show only physical drives in the main window of the program</ShowDisksOnlyPrompt>
        </MainWindow>
      </View>
      <Help>
        <Caption>&amp;Help</Caption>
        <Contents>&amp;Contents</Contents>
        <ContentsPrompt>Open the program's documentation</ContentsPrompt>
        <ShowTipsOfTheDay>Daily &amp;Tips</ShowTipsOfTheDay>
        <ShowTipsOfTheDayPrompt>Show a window with useful tips for the program</ShowTipsOfTheDayPrompt>
        <LicenseKey>&amp;License Key...</LicenseKey>
        <LicenseKeyPrompt>View or update the license key</LicenseKeyPrompt>
        <CheckForUpdates>&amp;Check for Updates</CheckForUpdates>
        <CheckForUpdatesPrompt>Check for updates on the Web</CheckForUpdatesPrompt>
        <About>&amp;About Exlade Cryptic Disk</About>
        <AboutPrompt>Show a window with information about the program</AboutPrompt>
      </Help>
    </MainMenu>

    <ToolBar>
      <Wizard>Wizard</Wizard>
      <WizardPrompt>Wizard</WizardPrompt>
      <WizardCreateContainer>Create Encrypted Container...</WizardCreateContainer>
      <WizardCreateContainerPrompt>Create an encrypted virtual disk within a file</WizardCreateContainerPrompt>
      <WizardEncryptVolume>Encrypt Volume...</WizardEncryptVolume>
      <WizardEncryptVolumePrompt>Encrypt an existing volume</WizardEncryptVolumePrompt>
      <WizardDecryptVolume>Decrypt Volume...</WizardDecryptVolume>
      <WizardDecryptVolumePrompt>Decrypt a volume and all the data within it</WizardDecryptVolumePrompt>
      <WizardCreateHiddenVolume>Create Hidden Encrypted Volume...</WizardCreateHiddenVolume>
      <WizardCreateHiddenVolumePrompt>Create a hidden encrypted volume</WizardCreateHiddenVolumePrompt>
      <Mount>Mount</Mount>
      <MountPrompt>Mount the selected item</MountPrompt>
      <Dismount>Unmount</Dismount>
      <DismountPrompt>Unmount the selected item</DismountPrompt>
      <Properties>Properties</Properties>
      <PropertiesPrompt>Encrypted volume properties</PropertiesPrompt>
      <EncryptVolume>Encrypt</EncryptVolume>
      <EncryptVolumePrompt>Encrypt the selected volume</EncryptVolumePrompt>
      <DecryptVolume>Decrypt</DecryptVolume>
      <DecryptVolumePrompt>Decrypt the selected volume</DecryptVolumePrompt>
      <Preferences>Settings</Preferences>
      <PreferencesPrompt>Program settings</PreferencesPrompt>
      <Help>Help</Help>
      <HelpPrompt>Program help</HelpPrompt>
    </ToolBar>

    <TaskBar>
      <RegularTasks>
        <Caption>Basic Tasks</Caption>
        <Mount>Mount...</Mount>
        <Unmount>Unmount</Unmount>
        <MountFile>Mount File...</MountFile>
        <AddFile>Add File to List...</AddFile>
        <RememberFile>Keep File in List</RememberFile>
        <RemoveFile>Remove File from List</RemoveFile>
        <DeleteFile>Delete File</DeleteFile>
      </RegularTasks>
      <Wizards>
        <Caption>Wizards</Caption>
        <Description>The step-by-step wizards will help you encrypt existing volumes or create new encrypted containers.</Description>
        <Encrypt>Encrypt Volume...</Encrypt>
        <Decrypt>Decrypt Volume...</Decrypt>
        <CreateContainer>Create Encrypted Container...</CreateContainer>
        <CreateHiddenVolume>Create Hidden Encrypted Volume...</CreateHiddenVolume>
      </Wizards>
      <Information>
        <Caption>Details</Caption>
        <VolumeSize>Volume Size:</VolumeSize>
        <PartitionSize>Partition Size:</PartitionSize>
        <DiskSize>Disk Size:</DiskSize>
        <FileSize>File Size:</FileSize>
        <MountedSize>Size:</MountedSize>
        <FileSystem>File System:</FileSystem>
        <HiddenVolumeMounted>Hidden volume has been mounted!</HiddenVolumeMounted>
        <HiddenVolumeLevel>Nesting Level: %u of 3</HiddenVolumeLevel>
        <HiddenVolumeProtectionEnabled>Internal hidden volume protection enabled!</HiddenVolumeProtectionEnabled>
        <MountedToLetter>Mounted to Drive Letter</MountedToLetter>
        <MountedToFolder>Mounted to Folder</MountedToFolder>
        <EncryptionAlg>Encryption Algorithm:</EncryptionAlg>
        <EncryptionMode>Encryption Mode:</EncryptionMode>
        <EncryptionKeySize>Key Length: %u bits</EncryptionKeySize>
      </Information>
    </TaskBar>

    <VolumesBar>
      <Refresh>Refreshing list of devices...</Refresh>
      <Disks>Disks</Disks>
      <DynamicVolumes>Dynamic Volumes</DynamicVolumes>
      <Containers>Containers</Containers>
      <CollapseList>Minimize</CollapseList>
      <ExpandList>Maximize</ExpandList>
      <DiskName>Disk</DiskName>
      <DynamicVolumeName>Volume</DynamicVolumeName>
      <PartitionName>Partition</PartitionName>
      <DeviceFormattedWithoutPartitionTable>The drive is formatted for use without a partition table.</DeviceFormattedWithoutPartitionTable>
      <DeviceWithoutPartitionTable>No partition table found on the drive.</DeviceWithoutPartitionTable>
      <DynamicVolumeMounted>Volume mounted</DynamicVolumeMounted>
      <DynamicVolumeMountedToLetter>Volume mounted to drive letter %ls</DynamicVolumeMountedToLetter>
      <DynamicVolumeMountedToFolder>Volume mounted to folder %ls</DynamicVolumeMountedToFolder>
      <PartitionMounted>Partition mounted</PartitionMounted>
      <PartitionMountedToLetter>Partition mounted to drive letter %ls</PartitionMountedToLetter>
      <PartitionMountedToFolder>Partition mounted to folder %ls</PartitionMountedToFolder>
      <DeviceMounted>Device mounted</DeviceMounted>
      <DeviceMountedToLetter>Device mounted to drive letter %ls</DeviceMountedToLetter>
      <DeviceMountedToFolder>Device mounted to folder %ls</DeviceMountedToFolder>
      <FileMounted>Container mounted</FileMounted>
      <FileMountedToLetter>Container mounted to drive letter %ls</FileMountedToLetter>
      <FileMountedToFolder>Container mounted to folder %ls</FileMountedToFolder>
      <DynamicVolumeIsSystem>System volume. Encryption not supported.</DynamicVolumeIsSystem>
      <PartitionIsSystem>System partition. Encryption not supported.</PartitionIsSystem>
      <DeviceIsSystem>System device. Encryption not supported.</DeviceIsSystem>
      <DynamicVolumeEncrypted>Volume encrypted. Mount it to gain access.</DynamicVolumeEncrypted>
      <PartitionEncrypted>Partition encrypted. Mount it to gain access.</PartitionEncrypted>
      <DeviceEncrypted>Device encrypted. Mount it to gain access.</DeviceEncrypted>
      <DynamicVolumeEncryptedByOldestVersion>The volume was encrypted by a legacy version of the program. Mounting not supported.</DynamicVolumeEncryptedByOldestVersion>
      <PartitionEncryptedByOldestVersion>The partition was encrypted by a legacy version of the program. Mounting not supported.</PartitionEncryptedByOldestVersion>
      <DeviceEncryptedByOldestVersion>The device was encrypted by a legacy version of the program. Mounting not supported.</DeviceEncryptedByOldestVersion>
      <DynamicVolumeNotEncrypted>The volume is not encrypted or does not contain an encryption marker.</DynamicVolumeNotEncrypted>
      <PartitionNotEncrypted>The partition is not encrypted or does not contain an encryption marker.</PartitionNotEncrypted>
      <DeviceNotEncrypted>The device is not encrypted or does not contain an encryption marker.</DeviceNotEncrypted>
      <DynamicVolumeFormatted>The volume contains an unencrypted file system.</DynamicVolumeFormatted>
      <PartitionFormatted>The partition contains an unencrypted file system.</PartitionFormatted>
      <DeviceFormatted>The device contains an unencrypted file system.</DeviceFormatted>
      <FileNotFound>The file at the specified path does not exist.</FileNotFound>
      <FileEncrypted>Encrypted container. Mount it to gain access.</FileEncrypted>
      <FileNotEncrypted>The file is not an encrypted container or does not contain an encryption marker.</FileNotEncrypted>
      <FilesListIsEmpty>The list of encrypted containers is empty. You can add an existing container file to the list for quick access or manually specify the path to the file for each mount.</FilesListIsEmpty>
    </VolumesBar>

    <VolumeContextMenu>
      <SharedResources>Shared Resources of Encrypted Volume</SharedResources>
      <ReserveHeader>Encrypted Volume Header</ReserveHeader>
    </VolumeContextMenu>

    <SystemTrayMenu>
      <MountContainer>Mount Container</MountContainer>
      <MountVolume>Mount Volume</MountVolume>
      <Unmount>Unmount</Unmount>
    </SystemTrayMenu>

    <Buttons>
		<Ok>OK</Ok>
		<Cancel>Cancel</Cancel>
		<Close>Close</Close>
		<Yes>Yes</Yes>
		<No>No</No>
		<Next>Next &gt;</Next>
		<Back>&lt; Back</Back>
		<Apply>Apply</Apply>
		<Help>Help</Help>
		<Ignore>Ignore</Ignore>
		<Repeat>Repeat</Repeat>
		<Refresh>Refresh</Refresh>
		<Clear>Clear</Clear>
		<Add>Add</Add>
		<Delete>Delete</Delete>
		<Edit>Edit</Edit>
		<Start>Start</Start>
    </Buttons>

    <Statusbar>
      <Ready>Ready</Ready>
      <InfoMounted>%u encrypted volume(s) mounted</InfoMounted>
      <InfoNoMounted>No encrypted volumes mounted</InfoNoMounted>
      <Refresh>Refreshing list of devices...</Refresh>
      <UpdateAvail>New version available:</UpdateAvail>
      <Mounting>Mount encrypted volume...</Mounting>
      <Dismounting>Unmount encrypted volume...</Dismounting>
      <DismountingAll>Unmount all encrypted volumes...</DismountingAll>
      <ChangePassword>Edit Access Permissions for Encrypted Volume...</ChangePassword>
      <ChangeProperties>Update Encrypted Volume Properties...</ChangeProperties>
    </Statusbar>

    <DialogLockVolume>
      <Caption>The volume is in use</Caption>
      <Description>The volume being unmounted is in use. Close applications that use this volume to avoid damaging of the associated open files.</Description>
      <ButtonCloseApp>Close</ButtonCloseApp>
      <CloseAllApplications>Close All Applications</CloseAllApplications>
      <CloseSelectedApplication>Close Selected Application</CloseSelectedApplication>
      <CloseApplication>Close Application</CloseApplication>
      <TerminateProcess>Force Process Shutdown</TerminateProcess>
    </DialogLockVolume>

    <DialogPreferences>
      <Caption>Settings</Caption>
      <General>General</General>
      <Hotkeys>Keyboard Shortcuts</Hotkeys>
      <CascadeEncryption>Cascade Encryption</CascadeEncryption>
      <MountOptions>Mount Options</MountOptions>
      <AutoDismount>Auto-Unmount</AutoDismount>
      <Screensaver>Screensaver</Screensaver>
      <MessageCantRegisterHotkeyForShowHideMainWindow>Failed to register keyboard shortcuts for &quot;Show/Hide Main Window&quot;.</MessageCantRegisterHotkeyForShowHideMainWindow>
      <MessageCantRegisterHotkeyForDismountAll>Failed to register keyboard shortcuts for &quot;Unmount All Mounted Volumes&quot;.</MessageCantRegisterHotkeyForDismountAll>
      <GeneralPage>
        <Autostart>Start program when you log in to Windows</Autostart>
        <CheckForUpdates>Automatically check for updates on the Web</CheckForUpdates>
        <ShowTipsOfTheDay>Show Daily Tips when the program starts</ShowTipsOfTheDay>
        <GroupSystemTray>
          <Caption>System Tray</Caption>
          <ShowIcon>Show icon in the System Tray</ShowIcon>
          <MountIcon>Use a different icon when there are mounted volumes</MountIcon>
          <ShowBalloonTips>Show notifications in the System Tray</ShowBalloonTips>
          <MinimizeWhenStarted>Minimize to the System Tray on startup</MinimizeWhenStarted>
          <MinimizeWhenClose>Minimize to the System Tray on window close</MinimizeWhenClose>
          <MinimizeWhenMinimize>Minimize to the System Tray on window minimize</MinimizeWhenMinimize>
        </GroupSystemTray>
        <Language>Language:</Language>
      </GeneralPage>
      <HotkeysPage>
        <ShowHideMainWindow>Show/hide main window:</ShowHideMainWindow>
        <DismountAllVolumes>Unmount all mounted volumes:</DismountAllVolumes>
        <CueBanner>Keyboard shortcuts not assigned</CueBanner>
      </HotkeysPage>
      <CascadeEncryptionPage>
        <EnableCascadeEncryption>Enable support of cascading encryption</EnableCascadeEncryption>
        <Description>Support of cascading encryption allows use of several cryptographic algorithms for data encryption, which increases the length of the encryption key and overall cryptographic protection. However, when the support for cascading encryption is enabled, the program is required to go through all possible combinations of cryptographic algorithms to verify access credentials. Since the program uses protection algorithms against brute force attacks transversing all combinations of cryptographic algorithms, verification of access credentials will take a long time. If you are not using cascading encryption, disable this function to speed up verification of access credentials.</Description>
      </CascadeEncryptionPage>
      <MountOptionsPage>
        <Description>These mounting options will be applied when mounting the encrypted volumes if no other mounting options are specified in the encrypted volume properties.</Description>
        <MountRemovable>Mount as removable drive</MountRemovable>
        <MountReadonly>Mount as read-only</MountReadonly>
        <OpenExplorer>Open the Explorer window when mounting volumes</OpenExplorer>
        <PreserveTimestamps>Preserve modification timestamp of encrypted container files</PreserveTimestamps>
        <CloseTokenSessionAfterMount>Close the token session once a volume is successfully mounted</CloseTokenSessionAfterMount>
      </MountOptionsPage>
      <AutoDismountPage>
        <GroupCaption>Unmount all mounted volumes when:</GroupCaption>
        <UserLogoff>The user logs out</UserLogoff>
        <PowerSafe>The system switches to power saving mode</PowerSafe>
        <Screensaver>The screensaver starts</Screensaver>
        <LockSession>User session is locked</LockSession>
        <GroupIdle>
          <Caption>Unmount when volume is inactive</Caption>
          <EnableIdle>Unmount volume when inactive:</EnableIdle>
          <Minuts>min.</Minuts>
        </GroupIdle>
        <ForceDismount>Auto-unmount volumes even if there are open files/folders</ForceDismount>
      </AutoDismountPage>
      <ScreensaverPage>
        <EnableScreensaver>Enable screensaver</EnableScreensaver>
        <GroupScreensaverProtection>Protected exit from screensaver</GroupScreensaverProtection>
        <ScreensaverProtectionDisabled>Exit from screensaver is not protected</ScreensaverProtectionDisabled>
        <ScreensaverProtectionEnabled>Exit from screensaver is always protected</ScreensaverProtectionEnabled>
        <ScreensaverProtectionEnabledWhenMounted>Enable protected exit from the screensaver only when there are mounted encrypted volumes</ScreensaverProtectionEnabledWhenMounted>
        <Interval>Interval:</Interval>
        <Minuts>min.</Minuts>
        <None>(none)</None>
      </ScreensaverPage>
    </DialogPreferences>

    <BalloonTipMounted>
      <MountPoint>Mount point:</MountPoint>
      <TipText>Encrypted volume mounted</TipText>
    </BalloonTipMounted>

    <BalloonTipUnmounted>
      <MountPoint>Mount point:</MountPoint>
      <TipText>Encrypted volume unmounted</TipText>
    </BalloonTipUnmounted>

    <BalloonTipUnmountedAll>
      <TipText>All encrypted volumes unmounted</TipText>
    </BalloonTipUnmountedAll>

    <Commands>
      <AddContainer>Add File to List...</AddContainer>
      <ChangePassword>Change Password/Keyfiles...</ChangePassword>
      <CheckUpdates>Check for Updates...</CheckUpdates>
      <CreateContainer>Create Encrypted Container...</CreateContainer>
      <CreateHiddenVolume>Create Hidden Encrypted Volume...</CreateHiddenVolume>
      <DecryptVolume>Decrypt Volume...</DecryptVolume>
      <DeleteFile>Delete File</DeleteFile>
      <EncryptVolume>Encrypt Volume...</EncryptVolume>
      <Exit>Exit</Exit>
      <HeaderExport>Export Header to File...</HeaderExport>
      <HeaderImport>Import Header from File...</HeaderImport>
      <HeaderRestore>Restore Header from Built-in Backup...</HeaderRestore>
      <HelpContents>Contents</HelpContents>
      <Mount>Mount...</Mount>
      <MountExternalFile>Mount from File...</MountExternalFile>
      <MountContainer>Mount Container...</MountContainer>
      <MountVolume>Mount Volume...</MountVolume>
      <OpenVolume>Open</OpenVolume>
      <Preferences>Settings...</Preferences>
      <VolumeProperties>Properties...</VolumeProperties>
      <Refresh>Refresh</Refresh>
      <RememberFile>Keep File in List</RememberFile>
      <RemoveFile>Remove File from List</RemoveFile>
      <SharedResourcesClear>Clear List of Shared Resources...</SharedResourcesClear>
      <SharedResourcesRefresh>Refresh List of Restored Shared Resources...</SharedResourcesRefresh>
      <SharedResourcesView>View List of Restored Shared Resources...</SharedResourcesView>
      <About>About Exlade Cryptic Disk...</About>
      <ShowHideWindow>Show/Hide Cryptic Disk Window</ShowHideWindow>
      <Dismount>Unmount</Dismount>
      <DismountAll>Unmount All</DismountAll>
      <DismountFile>Unmount Container</DismountFile>
      <DismountVolume>Unmount Volume</DismountVolume>
      <Wizard>Wizard</Wizard>
      <LicenseKey>License Key...</LicenseKey>
    </Commands>
    
    <OpenFileDialogs>
      <AddContainer>All Files (*.*)|*.*|Cryptic Disk Volumes (*.crv)|*.crv|TrueCrypt Volumes (*.tc)|*.tc||</AddContainer>
    </OpenFileDialogs>

    <SystemTaskBar>
      <DismountAll>Unmount All</DismountAll>
      <DismountAllDescription>Unmount all mounted encrypted volumes.</DismountAllDescription>
    </SystemTaskBar>

    <TipsOfTheDay>
      <Caption>Daily Tips</Caption>
      <DefaultTitle>Did you know...</DefaultTitle>
      <ShowAtStart>Show on startup</ShowAtStart>
    </TipsOfTheDay>

    <System>
      <BlockShutdownReasonEncrypt>Volume encryption in progress.</BlockShutdownReasonEncrypt>
      <BlockShutdownReasonDecrypt>Volume decryption in progress.</BlockShutdownReasonDecrypt>
      <BlockShutdownReasonCreateContainer>Creating encrypted container.</BlockShutdownReasonCreateContainer>
    </System>
    
    <DialogChangePassword>
      <EnterPassword>Specify the access credentials for the encrypted volume (external or hidden) you want to change.</EnterPassword>
      <Success>Access credentials successfully modified.</Success>
      <Fail>Unable to change access credentials.</Fail>
      <Caption>Modify access credentials</Caption>
      <UsePassword>Use a password to access the volume</UsePassword>
      <EnterNewPassword>Enter a new password to access the volume:</EnterNewPassword>
      <RepeatNewPassword>Retype the password:</RepeatNewPassword>
      <ShowPassword>Show password when entering</ShowPassword>
      <UseKeyfiles>Use keyfiles to access the volume</UseKeyfiles>
      <KeyDrivationAlgorithm>Header key derivation algorithm:</KeyDrivationAlgorithm>
      <HeaderKeyDerivationAlgorithmLink>More</HeaderKeyDerivationAlgorithmLink>
      <MessageSelectMethod>Select access method (password and/or keyfiles)!</MessageSelectMethod>
      <MessageEmptyPassword>You enabled access to the volume by password, but you didn&apos;t enter a password. Specify a password to access the volume or disable access by password.</MessageEmptyPassword>
      <MessageConfirmPassword>The entered passwords don&apos;t match. Retype the password.</MessageConfirmPassword>
      <MessagePasswordSymbolsWarning>The password contains characters from a local encoding. It is recommended that you use only characters and symbols from the international ANSII encoding. Do you insist on using the specified password?</MessagePasswordSymbolsWarning>
      <MessageSelectKeyfiles>You enabled access to the volume by keyfiles, but you didn&apos;t specify keyfiles and/or folders. Specify keyfiles/folders to access the volume or disable access by keyfiles.</MessageSelectKeyfiles>
    </DialogChangePassword>

    <DialogCreateHiddenVolume>
      <FileNotFound>Specified file not found.</FileNotFound>
      <DismountVolume>For creation of a hidden encrypted volume, an external volume must be unmounted. Unmount the volume and retry the operation. Unmount the volume now?</DismountVolume>
    </DialogCreateHiddenVolume>

    <DialogDecryptVolume>
      <EnterPassword>Enter access credentials for the encrypted volume.</EnterPassword>
    </DialogDecryptVolume>

    <DialogMount>
      <Caption>Mount</Caption>
      <EnterPassword>Enter password:</EnterPassword>
      <ShowPassword>Show password when entering</ShowPassword>
      <MountToLetter>Mount to drive letter</MountToLetter>
      <MountToFolder>Mount to folder</MountToFolder>
      <ApplyProperties>Apply the mounting options in the &lt;Hyperlink&gt;volume properties&lt;/Hyperlink&gt;</ApplyProperties>
      <ButtonAdvanced>More...</ButtonAdvanced>
      <SelectFolderPrompt>Select an empty folder on an NTFS volume</SelectFolderPrompt>
      <MessageEnterPasswordOrKeyfiles>To mount an encrypted volume, you must specify access credentials (password and/or keyfile).</MessageEnterPasswordOrKeyfiles>
      <MessageHiddenVolumeProtectionLevelWarning>You have enabled protection of hidden files from damage. Between the mounted and protected volume there is at least one other hidden volume. Intermediate volumes will not be protected from modification. Continue mount?</MessageHiddenVolumeProtectionLevelWarning>
      <MessageHeaderRestoreQuestion>The volume was mounted using a built-in backup header. Do you want the program to restore the main header from its backup?</MessageHeaderRestoreQuestion>
      <MessageHeaderRestoreSuccess>Encrypted volume header successfully restored from the built-in backup.</MessageHeaderRestoreSuccess>
      <MessageHeaderRestoreFailed>Unable to restore the encrypted volume header from the built-in backup.</MessageHeaderRestoreFailed>
      <OpenFileDialogTemplate>All Files (*.*)|*.*|Cryptic Disk Volumes (*.crv)|*.crv|TrueCrypt Volumes (*.tc)|*.tc||</OpenFileDialogTemplate>
      <FileNotFound>Specified file not found.</FileNotFound>
      <MessageTrialExpired>
        The trial period is over. The encrypted data will be available in the read-only mode.
        Continue mounting?
      </MessageTrialExpired>
    </DialogMount>

    <DialogVolumeProperties>
      <EnterPassword>Specify the access credentials for the encrypted volume (external or hidden) which properties you want to change.</EnterPassword>
      <FileNotFound>Specified file not found.</FileNotFound>
      <VolumeNotMouned>You have entered access credentials which aren&apos;t used for the mounted volume. Continue?</VolumeNotMouned>
      <VolumeMount>You have entered access credentials which aren&apos;t used for the mounted volume. Retry the command and specify volume settings for the mounted volume.</VolumeMount>
      <SaveFailed>Unable to save properties in the volume headers.</SaveFailed>
    </DialogVolumeProperties>

    <HeaderExport>
      <EnterPassword>Enter a password for the encrypted volume (external or hidden) which header you want to export.</EnterPassword>
      <Success>Encrypted volume header successfully saved to the file.</Success>
      <ExportFail>Unable to export the encrypted volume header to file.</ExportFail>
      <ExtractFail>Unable to extract a header from the encrypted volume.</ExtractFail>
      <OpenFileDialogTemplate>All Files (*.*)|*.*||</OpenFileDialogTemplate>
    </HeaderExport>

    <HeaderImport>
      <EnterPassword>Specify access credentials for the encrypted volume header you want to import.</EnterPassword>
      <IncorrectSize>The header backup was created for an encrypted volume of a different size. Do you want to import this header into the specified volume anyway?</IncorrectSize>
      <Success>Encrypted volume header restored successfully. To gain access, use the access credentials specified when restoring the header.</Success>
      <InvalidFile>The file is not valid or isn&apos;t a backup copy of the encrypted volume header.</InvalidFile>
      <CantOpenFile>Unable to open specified file.</CantOpenFile>
      <OpenFileDialogTemplate>All Files (*.*)|*.*||</OpenFileDialogTemplate>
    </HeaderImport>

    <HeaderRestore>
      <EnterPassword>Specify access credentials for the encrypted volume (external or hidden) which header you want to restore.</EnterPassword>
      <Success>Encrypted volume header successfully restored from the built-in backup.</Success>
      <Fail>Unable to extract a header from the encrypted volume.</Fail>
    </HeaderRestore>
    
    <SharedResourcesRefresh>
      <EnterPassword>To update the list of restored shared resources on the mounted volume, you must specify access credentials for this volume.</EnterPassword>
    </SharedResourcesRefresh>

    <SharedResourcesView>
      <EnterPassword>To view the saved list of restored shared resources in the volume, you must specify access credentials for this volume.</EnterPassword>
    </SharedResourcesView>

    <SharedResourcesClear>
      <EnterPassword>To clear the saved list of restored shared resources in the volume, you must specify access credentials for this volume.</EnterPassword>
      <Success>The list of restored shared resources in the encrypted volume cleared successfully. In subsequent mounting of the volume, shared resources won&apos;t be restored by the program.</Success>
      <Fail>Unable to save the updated properties of the volume.</Fail>
    </SharedResourcesClear>

    <DeleteFile>
      <Confirm>Are you sure you want to delete the file from the disk?</Confirm>
      <DismountVolume>The container being deleted is now mounted. Before the container file is deleted, it will be automatically unmounted. Continue with deleting the file?</DismountVolume>
      <Fail>Unable to delete the file.</Fail>
    </DeleteFile>
    
    <DialogVirtualKeyboard>
      <Caption>Virtual Keyboard</Caption>
      <OptionMouseHover>Highlight on mouse over</OptionMouseHover>
      <OptionPushHover>Highlight on button click</OptionPushHover>
      <OptionPushSound>Sound effect on button click</OptionPushSound>
    </DialogVirtualKeyboard>
    
    <KeyFiles>
      <ContextMenu>
        <AddFile>Add File...</AddFile>
        <AddFolder>Add Folder...</AddFolder>
        <AddTokenFiles>Add Token Keyfile...</AddTokenFiles>        
        <CreateKeyFile>Create Keyfile...</CreateKeyFile>
        <ExcludeItem>Remove</ExcludeItem>
      </ContextMenu>
      <OpenFileDialogTemplate>All Files (*.*)|*.*||</OpenFileDialogTemplate>
      <SelectFolderCaption>Select a folder with keyfiles</SelectFolderCaption>
      <FolderIsEmpty>The selected folder is empty. Select s folder containing at least one keyfile.</FolderIsEmpty>
      <AddCreatedFile>Add the recently saved file to list?</AddCreatedFile>
      <KeyFilesNotSpecified>Keyfile not specified</KeyFilesNotSpecified>
      <KeyFilesSpecified>Specified keyfiles/folders: %u</KeyFilesSpecified>
      <MessageInvalidKeyfile>Failed to process the specified keyfile. Make sure the keyfile is accessible.</MessageInvalidKeyfile>
      <MessageInvalidKeyfolder>Failed to access the keyfiles directory. Make sure all the keyfiles in the specified directory are accessible.</MessageInvalidKeyfolder>
      <MessageInvalidKeyfileOrKeyfolder>Failed to process the specified keyfiles or folders. Make sure all the keyfiles and folders are accessible.</MessageInvalidKeyfileOrKeyfolder>
    </KeyFiles>
    
    <MountToFolderMessages>
      <FolderNotExist>The specified directory doesn&apos;t exist. Create?</FolderNotExist>
      <CantCreateNewFolder>Unable to create directory at the specified path.</CantCreateNewFolder>
      <InvalidFileSystemType>The mount directory must be on volumes formatted with the NTFS file system which support the creation of symbolic links.</InvalidFileSystemType>
      <CantCheckVolume>Unable to obtain information about the volume on which the specified directory is located.</CantCheckVolume>
      <InvalidFolderPath>Invalid directory path specified.</InvalidFolderPath>
      <FolderNotEmpty>The mount directory contains data. Mounting is possible only to an empty directory.</FolderNotEmpty>
    </MountToFolderMessages>
    <DialogNagScreen>
      <TopCaption>The program is running in the demonstration mode.</TopCaption>
      <TopDescription>Within 30-days trial period you can enjoy all the functionality of the software</TopDescription>
      <RestrictionTrial>Free 30-days trial period</RestrictionTrial>
      <TrialDaysLeft>%i days left</TrialDaysLeft>
      <TrialExpired>The trial period has expired</TrialExpired>
      <TrialDescription>After the trial period has expired, all the encrypted data will become read-only.</TrialDescription>
      <LinksCaption>Useful links:</LinksCaption>
      <LinkBuyNow>Buy a license</LinkBuyNow>
      <LinkEnterLicenseKey>Enter a license key</LinkEnterLicenseKey>
      <LinkSite>Go to the program website</LinkSite>
      <Description>During the trial period, you can try the major features of the software.</Description>
    </DialogNagScreen>
    
    <DialogLicenseKey>
      <Caption>License Key</Caption>
      <TopCaption>Enter License Key</TopCaption>
      <TopDescription>License key entry is required for disabling the demonstration mode or for extending update subscriptions.</TopDescription>
      <LicenseKeyLocationAppFolder>Save the license key in the program folder</LicenseKeyLocationAppFolder>
      <LicenseKeyLocationCurrentUser>Save the license key for the current user</LicenseKeyLocationCurrentUser>
      <LicenseKeyLocationAllUsers>Save the license key for all users</LicenseKeyLocationAllUsers>
      <MessageThankYou>Thank you for registering the program. We hope you enjoy it!</MessageThankYou>
      <MessageCantSaveLicenseKey>Unable to save the license key!</MessageCantSaveLicenseKey>
      <MessageMaxBuildDateExpired>The term for receiving free program updates has expired. Extend your subscription for updates or install a version of the program released earlier than %ls.</MessageMaxBuildDateExpired>
      <MessageLicenseDateExpired>The specified license key has expired. To continue using the program, you need to purchase a new license.</MessageLicenseDateExpired>
      <MessageInvalidLicenseKey>You have specified an invalid license key!</MessageInvalidLicenseKey>
    </DialogLicenseKey>
    
    <DialogAbout>
      <Caption>About Exlade Cryptic Disk</Caption>
      <LinksGroup>Links</LinksGroup>
      <LinkWebsite>Visit the program website</LinkWebsite>
      <SubscribeRssCaption>Exlade RSS news feed</SubscribeRssCaption>
      <LinkSubscribeRss>Subscribe to RSS feed</LinkSubscribeRss>
      <LicenseInfoCaption>Lincense information:</LicenseInfoCaption>
      <LinkBuyLicense>Buy a license</LinkBuyLicense>
      <LinkRenewSubscription>Extend subscription</LinkRenewSubscription>
      <Legal>This computer program is protected by copyright law and international treaties. Unauthorized duplication or distribution of this program, or any portion of it, may result in severe civil or criminal penalties.</Legal>
      <LicenseInfoDemoMode>The program is running in the demonstration mode.</LicenseInfoDemoMode>
      <LicenseInfoName>Licensed for:</LicenseInfoName>
      <LicenseInfoQuantity>Licensed for %u users.</LicenseInfoQuantity>
      <LicenseInfoMaxBuildDate>Subscription for updates until %ls.</LicenseInfoMaxBuildDate>
      <LicenseInfoExpireDate>License active until %ls.</LicenseInfoExpireDate>
      <LicenseInfoKey>License key:</LicenseInfoKey>
      <LicenseFreeEdition>Free version of the software.</LicenseFreeEdition>
      <TrialPeriodDaysLeft>%d days of trial period left.</TrialPeriodDaysLeft>
      <TrialPeriodExpired>Free 30-days trial period has expired.</TrialPeriodExpired>
    </DialogAbout>
    
    <DialogCheckUpdates>
      <Caption>Exlade Cryptic Disk: Software update</Caption>
      <TopCaptionInProgress>Checking for updates...</TopCaptionInProgress>
      <StatusInProgress>Checking for new versions of Exlade Cryptic Disk...</StatusInProgress>
      <TopCaptionUpdateAvailable>New version available</TopCaptionUpdateAvailable>
      <StatusUpdateAvailable>A new version of the program is available. It is strongly recommended that you update your copy of the program to the latest version as soon as possible.</StatusUpdateAvailable>
      <TopCaptionUpdateNotFound>No updates available</TopCaptionUpdateNotFound>
      <StatusUpdateNotFoundCheckEnabled>No updates are available. Exlade Cryptic Disk periodically checks for updates.</StatusUpdateNotFoundCheckEnabled>
      <StatusUpdateNotFoundCheckDisabled>No updates are available. Please check later or enable the automatic update in the program settings.</StatusUpdateNotFoundCheckDisabled>
      <TopCaptionCantCheckUpdates>Unable to check for updates.</TopCaptionCantCheckUpdates>
      <StatusCantCheckUpdates>Problems were encountered while checking for a new version of the program. Please check your Internet connection or check for updates again later.</StatusCantCheckUpdates>
      <LinkViewChanges>View detailed information about the new version.</LinkViewChanges>
      <LinkDownload>Download the new version.</LinkDownload>
      <ManualUpdateDescription>You can update Exlade Cryptic Disk manually by clicking the following link and downloading the latest version:</ManualUpdateDescription>
    </DialogCheckUpdates>

    <DialogSelectEncryptionAlgorithm>
      <Caption>Select encryption algorithm</Caption>
      <TopCaption>Choose one of the following encryption algorithms</TopCaption>
      <EncryptionKeySize>Actual encryption key length: %u bits</EncryptionKeySize>
      <LinkInfo>Selected algorithm information</LinkInfo>
    </DialogSelectEncryptionAlgorithm>

    <DialogSelectCascadeEncryptionAlgorithm>
      <Caption>Cascading Encryption Settings</Caption>
      <TopCaption>Cascading Encryption Settings</TopCaption>
      <TopDescription>Specify algorithms and their sequence for cascading encryption</TopDescription>
      <Description>For cascading encryption, several encryption algorithms can be selected in any order. The more algorithms are selected, the higher is the cryptographic strength (resistance to cryptographic compromise), but the slower is the encryption.</Description>
      <EncryptionKeySize>Actual encryption key length: %u bits</EncryptionKeySize>
      <ButtonUp>Up</ButtonUp>
      <ButtonDown>Down</ButtonDown>
    </DialogSelectCascadeEncryptionAlgorithm>

    <EncryptionAlgorithmsInfo>
      <KeyDerivationAlgorithmCaption>Header key derivation algorithm</KeyDerivationAlgorithmCaption>
      <KeyDerivationAlgorithmText>The encryption key data is stored in the volume headers in encrypted form.&#10;To project the volume headers, the same encryption algorithm is used as that of the data.&#10;The volume header encryption key is generated on the basis of a password according to the specifications of PKCS #5.</KeyDerivationAlgorithmText>
      <Aes>The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), also known as Rijndael,&#10;is a symmetric block encryption algorithm (128-bit block, 256-bit key),&#10;which was adopted as an encryption standard by the U.S. government&#10;as a result of the AES competition.</Aes>
      <Serpent>The algorithm was one of the finalists of the second stage of the AES competition.&#10;Like other algorithms in the AES competition, Serpent has a 128-bit block size&#10;and possible key lengths of 128, 192, and 256 bits.&#10;In developing Serpent, a more conservative approach to security was taken&#10;than for the other AES finalists; cipher designers thought that 16 rounds was enough to&#10;withstand the known types of cryptanalysis, but increased the number&#10;of rounds to 32, so that the algorithm could better withstand yet&#10;unknown methods of cryptanalysis.</Serpent>
      <Twofish>Twofish is a symmetric block encryption algorithm&#10;with a 128-bit block size and key length up to 256 bits.&#10;The number of rounds is 16.&#10;It was developed by a group of specialists headed by Bruce Schneier.&#10;It was one of five finalists of the second stage of the AES competition.&#10;The algorithm was developed on the basis of the Blowfish,&#10;SAFER, and Square algorithms.</Twofish>
      <Blowfish>Blowfish is an cryptographic algorithm using symmetric block encryption.&#10;It was developed by Bruce Schneier in 1993. It is a Feistel network.&#10;It is executed using the simple and fast operations: XOR, substitution, and addition.</Blowfish>
      <Cast6>CAST6 (or CAST-256) is a symmetric block encryption algorithm based on the Feistel network,&#10;and was published in June 1998 as a candidate for the AES competition.&#10;It was approved for use by the Canadian government.&#10;It takes a key length up to 256 bits and has a 128-bit block size.</Cast6>
    </EncryptionAlgorithmsInfo>
    
    <DialogAuthentication>
      <Caption>Authentication</Caption>
      <EnterPassword>Enter password:</EnterPassword>
      <ShowPassword>Show password when entering</ShowPassword>
      <MessageEnterPasswordOrKeyfiles>To gain access to the encrypted volume, you must specify access credentials (password and/or keyfile).</MessageEnterPasswordOrKeyfiles>
      <MessageHeaderRestoreInvalidPassword>Unable to decrypt the header with the specified access credentials. Make sure that you are specifying the access credentials which were applicable to the volume when this header backup was created.</MessageHeaderRestoreInvalidPassword>
    </DialogAuthentication>
    
    <DialogMountAdvancedOptions>
      <Caption>Advanced Mount Settings</Caption>
      <MountRemovable>Mount as a removable volume</MountRemovable>
      <MountReadonly>Mount as read-only</MountReadonly>
      <MountWithBackupHedear>Apply built-in backup header</MountWithBackupHedear>
      <CloseTokenSessionAfterMount>Close token session (log out) after a volume is successfully mounted</CloseTokenSessionAfterMount>
      <GroupHiddenVolumesProtection>Protection of hidden encrypted volumes</GroupHiddenVolumesProtection>
      <EnableHiddenVolumesProtection>Protect nested hidden volumes from damage when writing to mounted volumes.</EnableHiddenVolumesProtection>
      <EnterPassword>Enter password:</EnterPassword>
      <ShowPassword>Show password when entering</ShowPassword>
      <MessageEnterPasswordOrKeyfilesForHiddenVolume>You have enabled protection of hidden files from damage. Specify access credentials for the nested hidden volumes which must be protected from damage.</MessageEnterPasswordOrKeyfilesForHiddenVolume>
    </DialogMountAdvancedOptions>
    
    <DialogVolumeOptions>
      <Caption>Encrypted Volume Properties</Caption>
      <GeneralPage>
        <Caption>General</Caption>
        <GroupMountOptions>
          <Caption>Mount Options</Caption>
          <SaveMountOptions>Save mount settings for this volume</SaveMountOptions>
          <MountToLetter>Mount to drive letter</MountToLetter>
          <MountToFolder>Mount to folder</MountToFolder>
          <MountRemovable>Mount as a removable volume</MountRemovable>
          <MountReadonly>Mount as read-only</MountReadonly>
          <SelectFolderPrompt>Select an empty folder on an NTFS volume</SelectFolderPrompt>
        </GroupMountOptions>
        <GroupHotkeys>
          <Caption>Keyboard shortcuts</Caption>
          <MountHotkey>Mount volume:</MountHotkey>
          <DismountHotkey>Unmount volume:</DismountHotkey>
          <CueBanner>Keyboard shortcuts not assigned</CueBanner>
          <ReadMoreLink>More...</ReadMoreLink>
          <MountHotkeyAttention>Note: Using this option is not safe.</MountHotkeyAttention>
          <MountHotkeyAttentionCaption>Keyboard shortcuts for mounting can be set up in the volume properties</MountHotkeyAttentionCaption>
          <MountHotkeyAttentionText>
            Virtually all of the data in the volume properties configuration window is saved in the encrypted volume header and protected just like the data in the volume.&#10;
            The exception is the option &quot;Keyboard shortcuts for mounting the volume.&quot;&#10;
            This option is stored in the program user settings file and associated with the encrypted volume, which allows the volume to be identified as encrypted.&#10;
            If you don&apos;t want someone to be able to prove that the volume is encrypted, then don&apos;t use this option.
          </MountHotkeyAttentionText>
        </GroupHotkeys>
        <MessageCantRegisterHotkeyForMount>Unable to register keyboard shortcuts for mounting the volume.</MessageCantRegisterHotkeyForMount>
        <MessageCantRegisterHotkeyForDismount>Unable to register keyboard shortcuts for unmounting the volume.</MessageCantRegisterHotkeyForDismount>
      </GeneralPage>
      <SharedResourcesPage>
        <Caption>Sharing</Caption>
        <Description>The list of shared resources on the encrypted volume, for which sharing will be restored when mounting the volume:</Description>
        <MessageMountVolume>The list of shared resources can only be accessed for a mounted volume. Mount the volume and retry the operation.</MessageMountVolume>
      </SharedResourcesPage>
      <ActionsPage>
        <Caption>Actions</Caption>
        <PageBeforeMount>Before mounting</PageBeforeMount>
        <PageAfterMount>After mounting</PageAfterMount>
        <PageBeforeDismount>Before unmounting</PageBeforeDismount>
        <PageAfterDismount>After unmounting</PageAfterDismount>
        <ListCaption>Actions:</ListCaption>
        <ActionPlaySound>Play .wav file</ActionPlaySound>
        <ActionExecApp>Run program</ActionExecApp>
        <ActionExecCmd>Run script CMD (CMD Shell)</ActionExecCmd>
        <ActionExecPs>Run script PS1 (PowerShell)</ActionExecPs>
        <ActionExecWsf>Run script WSF (Windows Script)</ActionExecWsf>
        <OpenSoundFileDialogTemplate>WAV Files (*.wav)|*.wav||</OpenSoundFileDialogTemplate>
        <CodeEditWindow>
          <ScriptCmdCaption>Exlade Cryptic Disk: Code editor CMD (CMD Shell)</ScriptCmdCaption>
          <ScriptPsCaption>Exlade Cryptic Disk: Code editor PS1 (Windows PowerShell)</ScriptPsCaption>
          <ScriptWsfCaption>Exlade Cryptic Disk: Code editor WSF (Windows Script)</ScriptWsfCaption>
          <DescriptionBeforeMount>The script is stored in an encrypted part of the volume and the program is run before the volume is mounted.</DescriptionBeforeMount>
          <DescriptionAfterMount>The script is stored in an encrypted part of the volume and the program is run after the volume is mounted.</DescriptionAfterMount>
          <DescriptionBeforeDismount>The script is stored in an encrypted part of the volume and the program is run before the volume is unmounted.</DescriptionBeforeDismount>
          <DescriptionAfterDismount>The script is stored in an encrypted part of the volume and the program is run after the volume is unmounted.</DescriptionAfterDismount>
          <MacrosDescription>In the script, you can use the macro %CRDISK_MOUNT%, which is converted by the program to the path of the volume mount point (for example, D: or D:\MountPoints\EncryptedVolume).</MacrosDescription>
          <ButtonExecute>Run</ButtonExecute>
          <MessageCantResolveMacros>
             The program can&apos;t process macros because the mount point of the volume is unknown.&#10;
             Mount the volume and run a script with macros.
          </MessageCantResolveMacros>
        </CodeEditWindow>
        <ExecAppWindow>
          <Caption>Run programs</Caption>
          <CommandLine>Command line:</CommandLine>
          <MacrosDescription>At the command line, you can use the macro %CRDISK_MOUNT%, which is converted by the program to the path of the volume mount point (for example, D: or D:\MountPoints\EncryptedVolume).</MacrosDescription>
          <Wait>Wait for completion</Wait>
          <CancelByProcessError>Cancel mounting/unmounting, if the process returns an error</CancelByProcessError>
          <HideConsoleAppWindow>Hide the console window (if a console application is run)</HideConsoleAppWindow>
          <ButtonExecute>Run</ButtonExecute>
          <OpenAppFileDialogTemplate>Applications (*.exe)|*.exe|All Files (*.*)|*.*||</OpenAppFileDialogTemplate>
          <MessageCantResolveMacros>
            The program can&apos;t process macros since the mount point of the volume is unknown.&#10;
            Mount the volume and try to run the program again from the command line using macros.
          </MessageCantResolveMacros>
        </ExecAppWindow>
      </ActionsPage>
    </DialogVolumeOptions>
    
    <DialogGenerateKeyfile>
      <Caption>Generate a new keyfile</Caption>
      <ButtonSave>Save...</ButtonSave>
      <StatusProgress>Please wait while the key is being generated</StatusProgress>
      <StatusProgressDescription>The process of generating random numbers for a new key has started. Move the mouse cursor in the wind at random and it will increase the strength of the key.</StatusProgressDescription>
      <StatusFinished>The key has been generated successfully!</StatusFinished>
      <StatusFinishedDescription>Save the generated key in a file.</StatusFinishedDescription>
      <ShowPoolDisabled>The key generator display has been disabled</ShowPoolDisabled>
      <OpenKeyFileDialogTemplate>All Files (*.*)|*.*|Cryptic Disk Keyfiles (*.crf)|*.crf||</OpenKeyFileDialogTemplate>
      <MessageSuccess>The keyfile has been created successfully.</MessageSuccess>
      <MessageCantSave>Unable to save the generated key in the file.</MessageCantSave>
    </DialogGenerateKeyfile>
    
    <DialogWizard>
      <Caption>Exlade Cryptic Disk Wizard</Caption>
      <CreateContainerCaption>Encrypted Container Creation Wizard</CreateContainerCaption>
      <CreateEncryptVolumeCaption>Volume Encryption Wizard</CreateEncryptVolumeCaption>
      <CreateHiddenVolumeCaption>Hidden Volume Creation Wizard</CreateHiddenVolumeCaption>
      <DecryptVolumeCaption>Volume Decryption Wizard</DecryptVolumeCaption>
      <CreateContainer>Create encrypted container</CreateContainer>
      <CreateContainerDescription>Creating a virtual encrypted disk in an ordinary file.</CreateContainerDescription>
      <EncryptVolume>Encrypt a non-system disk/partition</EncryptVolume>
      <EncryptVolumeDescription>Encrypting any non-system partition on a conventional or removable disk.</EncryptVolumeDescription>
      <SelectVolume>Select any non-system partition you want to encrypt:</SelectVolume>
      <CreateContainer>
        <StepFile>Step 1 of 6. Container File Setup</StepFile>
        <StepFileDescription>Specify a path and size to create a new container file.</StepFileDescription>
        <StepFormat>Step 2 of 6. Formatting</StepFormat>
        <StepFormatDescription>To start using the encrypted container, you must create a file system.</StepFormatDescription>
        <StepEncryption>Step 3 of 6. Encryption Settings</StepEncryption>
        <StepEncryptionDescription>Select a header key derivation algorithm and a data encryption algorithm for the container.</StepEncryptionDescription>
        <StepPassword>Step 4 of 6. Container Access Setup</StepPassword>
        <StepPasswordDescription>Specify a password and/or keyfiles to access the encrypted container</StepPasswordDescription>
        <StepReady>Step 5 of 6. Confirm Settings</StepReady>
        <StepReadyDescription>Confirm the settings for creating the encrypted container</StepReadyDescription>
        <StepProgress>Step 6 of 6. Creating the encrypted container</StepProgress>
        <StepProgressDescription>Please wait while the wizard completes.</StepProgressDescription>
        <StepSuccess>The wizard has completed successfully.</StepSuccess>
        <StepSuccessDescription>The wizard has successfully created the encrypted container.</StepSuccessDescription>
        <StepInterrupted>The wizard was cancelled.</StepInterrupted>
        <StepInterruptedDescription>The wizard was unable to complete the creation of the encrypted container.</StepInterruptedDescription>
        <FilePath>Specify a new container file path.</FilePath>
        <VolumeFreeSpace>Disk %ls has %ls free space.</VolumeFreeSpace>
        <FileSize>Specify the size of the new container file:</FileSize>
        <FileSparse>Expandable file size</FileSparse>
        <WriteMarker>Write a marker in the encrypted container header</WriteMarker>
        <MarkerDescription>The marker allows the program to automatically determine that the file is an encrypted container.</MarkerDescription>
        <OpenContainerFileDialogTemplate>Cryptic Disk Volumes (*.crv)|*.crv|All Files (*.*)|*.*||</OpenContainerFileDialogTemplate>
      </CreateContainer>
      <EncryptVolume>
        <StepMode>Select a volume encryption method</StepMode>
        <StepModeDescription>The speed of the wizard and saving files on the volume depend on the selected volume encryption method.</StepModeDescription>
        <StepFormat>Formatting</StepFormat>
        <StepFormatDescription>To start using the encrypted volume, you must create a file system.</StepFormatDescription>
        <StepEncryption>Encryption Settings</StepEncryption>
        <StepEncryptionDescription>Select a header key derivation algorithm and a data encryption algorithm for the volume.</StepEncryptionDescription>
        <StepPassword>Volume Access Setup</StepPassword>
        <StepPasswordDescription>Specify a password and/or keyfiles to access the encrypted volume</StepPasswordDescription>
        <StepReady>Confirm Settings</StepReady>
        <StepReadyDescription>Confirm the settings for the encrypted volume</StepReadyDescription>
        <StepProgress>Volume Encryption</StepProgress>
        <StepProgressDescription>Please wait while the wizard completes.</StepProgressDescription>
        <StepSuccess>The wizard has completed successfully.</StepSuccess>
        <StepSuccessDescription>The wizard has successfully encrypted the container.</StepSuccessDescription>
        <StepInterrupted>The wizard was cancelled.</StepInterrupted>
        <StepInterruptedDescription>The wizard was unable to complete encryption of the container.</StepInterruptedDescription>
        <StepNum>Step %u.</StepNum>
        <StepNumTotal>Step %u of %u.</StepNumTotal>
        <EncryptData>Encrypt the volume without data loss.</EncryptData>
        <EncryptDataDescription>When encrypting the volume, the program will restructure the volume without losing any data it contains. This will talk a long time. All data will be encrypted.</EncryptDataDescription>
        <EncryptWithDestroyData>Don&apos;t save any data during encryption of the volume.</EncryptWithDestroyData>
        <EncryptWithDestroyDataDescription>A faster option for encrypting the volume. The program will not store the available data on the volume when changing its structure. Select this option if the volume being encrypted does not contain files you want to keep.</EncryptWithDestroyDataDescription>
        <WriteMarker>Write a marker in the encrypted volume header</WriteMarker>
        <MarkerDescription>The marker allows the program to automatically determine that the volume is encrypted.</MarkerDescription>
      </EncryptVolume>
      <CreateHiddenVolume>
        <StepMount>Step 1 of 7. External Volume Access</StepMount>
        <StepMountDescription>Specify access credentials for the external volume</StepMountDescription>
        <StepSize>Step 2 of 7. Hidden Volume Size</StepSize>
        <StepSizeDescription>Specify a size for the new hidden encrypted volume.</StepSizeDescription>
        <StepFormat>Step 3 of 7. Formatting</StepFormat>
        <StepFormatDescription>Before using the hidden encrypted volume, you must create a file system.</StepFormatDescription>
        <StepEncryption>Step 4 of 7. Encryption Settings</StepEncryption>
        <StepEncryptionDescription>Select a header key derivation algorithm and a data encryption algorithm for the hidden volume.</StepEncryptionDescription>
        <StepPassword>Step 5 of 7. Hidden Volume Access Setup</StepPassword>
        <StepPasswordDescription>Specify a password and/or keyfiles to access the hidden encrypted volume.</StepPasswordDescription>
        <StepReady>Step 6 of 7. Confirm Settings</StepReady>
        <StepReadyDescription>Confirm the settings for creating the hidden encrypted volume.</StepReadyDescription>
        <StepProgress>Step 7 of 7. Hidden Encrypted Volume Creation</StepProgress>
        <StepProgressDescription>Please wait while the wizard completes.</StepProgressDescription>
        <StepSuccess>The wizard has completed successfully.</StepSuccess>
        <StepSuccessDescription>The wizard has successfully created the hidden encrypted volume.</StepSuccessDescription>
        <StepInterrupted>The wizard was cancelled.</StepInterrupted>
        <StepInterruptedDescription>The wizard was unable to complete the creation of the hidden encrypted volume.</StepInterruptedDescription>
        <HiddenVolumeMaxSize>Maximum size of the new hidden volume: %ls</HiddenVolumeMaxSize>
        <SizeDescription>The program has analyzed the file systems of the encrypted volume (external or one of the hidden ones) for which you specified access credentials. As a result of the analysis, a list of free regions available for creation of a new hidden volume has been compiled. The total volume of these regions is the maximum for the hidden volume. If you want to create a hidden volume with a larger size, you must first delete some files from an external encrypted volume where the hidden volume will be created.</SizeDescription>
        <EnterSize>Specify a size for the new hidden volume:</EnterSize>
        <MountDescription>The hidden volume can be created inside a regular encrypted volume or inside an already existing hidden volume. Specify access credentials for the encrypted volume where want to create the hidden volume. The program has analyzed the file systems of the external volume and is reporting the free space available for creating the hidden volume.</MountDescription>
        <EnterPassword>Enter password:</EnterPassword>
        <ShowPassword>Show password when entering</ShowPassword>
      </CreateHiddenVolume>
      <DecryptVolume>
        <StepConfirm>Step 1 of 2. Volume Decryption</StepConfirm>
        <StepConfirmDescription>Click the &quot;Start&quot; button to start decrypting the volume.</StepConfirmDescription>
        <StepProgress>Step 1 of 2. Volume Decryption</StepProgress>
        <StepProgressDescription>Please wait while the wizard decrypts the volume.</StepProgressDescription>
        <StepSuccess>Step 2 of 2. Mount Volume</StepSuccess>
        <StepSuccessDescription>The encrypted volume has been successfully converted into a regular volume.</StepSuccessDescription>
        <StepInterrupted>Decryption of the volume was cancelled</StepInterrupted>
        <StepInterruptedDescription>Decryption of the volume was not completed</StepInterruptedDescription>
        <MountDescription>The volume has been decrypted successfully. It can now be used like a regular unencrypted volume. To start working with this volume, it must be associated with a drive letter.</MountDescription>
        <MountGroup>Mount volume to a drive letter</MountGroup>
        <MountVolume>Mount volume to a drive letter after closing the wizard</MountVolume>
      </DecryptVolume>
      <EncryptionPage>
        <DataEncryptionAlgorithm>Data encryption algorithm:</DataEncryptionAlgorithm>
        <ButtonChangeDataEncryptionAlgorithm>Change</ButtonChangeDataEncryptionAlgorithm>
        <EncryptionKeySize>Actual encryption key length: %u bits</EncryptionKeySize>
        <HeaderKeyDerivationAlgorithm>Header key derivation algorithm:</HeaderKeyDerivationAlgorithm>
        <HeaderKeyDerivationAlgorithmLink>More</HeaderKeyDerivationAlgorithmLink>
        <EncryptionKeyGroup>Encryption Key</EncryptionKeyGroup>
        <EncryptionKeyDescription>The encryption key is used during data encryption and consists of random numbers. Please take some time to move the mouse chaotically in this window to infuse the key with truly random numbers.</EncryptionKeyDescription>
        <ShowPoolDisabled>The key generator display has been disabled</ShowPoolDisabled>
        <EncryptionAlgorithmSingle>Encryption with one algorithm...</EncryptionAlgorithmSingle>
        <EncryptionAlgorithmCascade>Cascading encryption with multiple algorithms...</EncryptionAlgorithmCascade>
      </EncryptionPage>
      <PasswordPage>
        <UsePassword>Use a password for access</UsePassword>
        <EnterPassword>Enter an access password:</EnterPassword>
        <ConfirmPassword>Retype the password:</ConfirmPassword>
        <ShowPassword>Show password when entering</ShowPassword>
        <UseKeyfiles>Use keyfiles for access</UseKeyfiles>
        <MessageSelectMethod>Select access method (password and/or keyfiles)!</MessageSelectMethod>
        <MessageEmptyPassword>You enabled access to the volume by password, but you didn&apos;t enter a password. Specify a password to access the volume or disable access by password.</MessageEmptyPassword>
        <MessageConfirmPassword>The entered passwords don&apos;t match. Retype the password.</MessageConfirmPassword>
        <MessagePasswordSymbolsWarning>The password contains characters from a local encoding. It is recommended that you use only characters and symbols from the international ANSII encoding. Do you insist on using the specified password?</MessagePasswordSymbolsWarning>
        <MessageSelectKeyfiles>You enabled access to the volume by keyfiles but you didn&apos;t specify keyfiles/folders. Specify keyfiles/folders to access the volume or disable access by keyfiles.</MessageSelectKeyfiles>
      </PasswordPage>
      <LastPage>
        <Properties>You can configure properties of encrypted volume creation.</Properties>
        <PropertiesLink>Configure properties for the encrypted volume now</PropertiesLink>
        <ExportHeader>It is recommended that you save a backup of the encrypted volume header.</ExportHeader>
        <ExportHeaderLink>Save a backup of the header now</ExportHeaderLink>
        <Mount>Mount the encrypted volume after closing the wizard</Mount>
      </LastPage>
      <FormatPage>
        <FormatVolume>Format</FormatVolume>
        <FileSystemGroup>File System</FileSystemGroup>
        <CluserSize>Size of the file system cluster:</CluserSize>
        <CluserDefault>Default</CluserDefault>
        <VolumeLabel>Volume label:</VolumeLabel>
        <QuickFormat>Quick format</QuickFormat>
      </FormatPage>
      <Ready>
        <File>File container:</File>
        <FileSize>Container size:</FileSize>
        <FileSparse>Expandable file size:</FileSparse>
        <VolumeEncryptionMethod>Volume encryption method:</VolumeEncryptionMethod>
        <VolumeEncryptionMethodDestoryData>Don&apos;t save information</VolumeEncryptionMethodDestoryData>
        <VolumeEncryptionMethodEncryptData>Encrypt available information</VolumeEncryptionMethodEncryptData>
        <Volume>Volume being encrypted:</Volume>
        <VolumeSize>Volume size:</VolumeSize>
        <HiddenVolumeSize>Hidden volume size:</HiddenVolumeSize>
        <Yes>Yes</Yes>
        <No>No</No>
        <Format>Format:</Format>
        <FormatQuick>Quick format:</FormatQuick>
        <VolumeLabel>Volume label:</VolumeLabel>
        <FileSystem>File System:</FileSystem>
        <ClusterSize>Cluster size:</ClusterSize>
        <CascadeEncryption>Cascading encryption:</CascadeEncryption>
        <CascadeEncryptionAlgorithms>Encryption algorithms:</CascadeEncryptionAlgorithms>
        <EncryptionAlgorithm>Encryption algorithm:</EncryptionAlgorithm>
        <KeyDerivationAlgorithm>Header key derivation algorithm:</KeyDerivationAlgorithm>
        <Password>Access password:</Password>
        <Keyfiles>Keyfiles:</Keyfiles>
      </Ready>
      <Progress>
        <StatusFormatFinishing>Completing format</StatusFormatFinishing>
        <StatusFormatCreateFileSystem>Creating file system</StatusFormatCreateFileSystem>
        <StatusFormatInProgress>Formatting</StatusFormatInProgress>
        <StatusFinishing>Completing creation of the encrypted volume</StatusFinishing>
        <StatusCreatingFile>Creating file</StatusCreatingFile>
        <StatusOpenDevice>Opening drives</StatusOpenDevice>
        <StatusAnalyzing>Analyzing drives</StatusAnalyzing>
        <StatusSetFileAttributes>Setting container file attributes</StatusSetFileAttributes>
        <StatusVolumeShrink>Reducing the size of the volume</StatusVolumeShrink>
        <StatusEncrypting>Encrypting data</StatusEncrypting>
        <StatusDecrypting>Decrypting data</StatusDecrypting>
        <StatusCancelEncrypting>Cancelling data encryption</StatusCancelEncrypting>
        <StatusCancelDecrypting>Cancelling data decryption</StatusCancelDecrypting>
        <StatusPrepare>Preparing header regions</StatusPrepare>
        <StatusCreateHeaders>Creating headers</StatusCreateHeaders>
        <StatusSaveHeaders>Writing headers</StatusSaveHeaders>
        <StatusMount>Mounting external volume</StatusMount>
        <StatusPasswordAnalyzing>Analyzing access credentials</StatusPasswordAnalyzing>
        <Status>Status:</Status>
        <ErrorCode>Error %u</ErrorCode>
        <Completed>Completed:</Completed>
        <Speed>Speed:</Speed>
        <SpeedUnknown>Unknown</SpeedUnknown>
        <SpeedPerSec>/sec</SpeedPerSec>
        <TimeLeft>Remaining:</TimeLeft>
        <TimeLeftUnknown>Unknown</TimeLeftUnknown>
        <TimeLeftSec>sec.</TimeLeftSec>
        <TimeLeftMin>min.</TimeLeftMin>
        <TimeLeftHours>hr.</TimeLeftHours>
        <TimeLeftDays>days</TimeLeftDays>
      </Progress>
      <StatusCreateContainerSuccess>Encrypted container created successfully</StatusCreateContainerSuccess>
      <StatusCreateContainerFailed>An error occurred while creating the encrypted container</StatusCreateContainerFailed>
      <StatusCreateContainerCanceled>The encrypted container was not created</StatusCreateContainerCanceled>
      <StatusEncryptVolumeSuccess>The volume was encrypted successfully</StatusEncryptVolumeSuccess>
      <StatusEncryptVolumeFailed>An error occurred while encrypting the volume</StatusEncryptVolumeFailed>
      <StatusEncryptVolumeCanceled>The volume was not encrypted</StatusEncryptVolumeCanceled>
      <StatusCreateHiddenVolumeSuccess>The hidden volume was created successfully</StatusCreateHiddenVolumeSuccess>
      <StatusCreateHiddenVolumeFailed>An error occurred while creating the hidden volume</StatusCreateHiddenVolumeFailed>
      <StatusCreateHiddenVolumeCanceled>The hidden volume was not created</StatusCreateHiddenVolumeCanceled>
      <StatusDecryptVolumeCanceled>Decryption of the volume was cancelled</StatusDecryptVolumeCanceled>
      <MessageEnterFilePath>Specify the new container file path.</MessageEnterFilePath>
      <MessageInvalidFilePath>Invalid container file path specified.</MessageInvalidFilePath>
      <MessageFilePathToFolder>A folder with the same name already exists in the specified path. Please specify another name or delete the existing folder.</MessageFilePathToFolder>
      <MessageFileOverwiteConfirm>
      	You specified a path that already exists. Please note that the program will not encrypt this file, but will instead delete it and create in its place the encrypted container file. If you want to protect the existing files, first create an encrypted container and then move the files into it.&#10;
      	Are you sure that you want to replace the existing file?
       </MessageFileOverwiteConfirm>
      <MessageVolumeDontSupportSparceFiles>You have specified that the volume doesn&apos;t support sparse files. Disable the expandable file size options or specify the path to a file container on another volume.</MessageVolumeDontSupportSparceFiles>
      <MessageMinContainerSize>The minimum container size is %ls. Please specify a different container size.</MessageMinContainerSize>
      <MessageMaxContainerSize>The maximum container size is %ls. Please specify a different container size.</MessageMaxContainerSize>
      <MessageCancelCreateContainerConfirm>Do you really want to cancel creation of the encrypted container?</MessageCancelCreateContainerConfirm>
      <MessageCancelCreateHiddenVolumeConfirm>Do you really want to cancel creation of the hidden encrypted volume?</MessageCancelCreateHiddenVolumeConfirm>
      <MessageCreateContainerSuccess>
        The encrypted container was created successfully. Mount the encrypted container to start working with it. Unmount the container to restrict access to it.&#10;&#10;
      	Do you want the program to keep this container in the list for quick access?
      </MessageCreateContainerSuccess>
      <MessageCreateContainerFailed>An error occurred while encrypting the container. Resolve the issue and try to create the encrypted container again.</MessageCreateContainerFailed>
      <MessageCreateContainerCanceled>The process of creating the encrypted container was cancelled by the user.</MessageCreateContainerCanceled>
      <MessageEncryptVolumeDestoryDataConfirm>The available information on the volume being encrypted will be lost. Begin encryption?</MessageEncryptVolumeDestoryDataConfirm>
      <MessageCancelEncryptVolumeConfirm>After cancelling the process of the volume encryption, the system will consider it unformatted. Do you really want to cancel encryption of the volume?</MessageCancelEncryptVolumeConfirm>
      <MessageRollbackEncryptVolumeConfirm>The process of undoing all changes will start. Do you really want to cancel encryption of the volume?</MessageRollbackEncryptVolumeConfirm>
      <MessageRollbackDecryptVolumeConfirm>The process of undoing all changes will start. Do you really want to cancel decryption of the volume?</MessageRollbackDecryptVolumeConfirm>
      <MessageDeviceRemoved>The device has been extracted. The wizard will be closed.</MessageDeviceRemoved>
      <MessageEncryptVolumeSuccess>The volume was encrypted successfully.</MessageEncryptVolumeSuccess>
      <MessageEncryptVolumeFailed>An error occurred while encrypting the volume.</MessageEncryptVolumeFailed>
      <MessageEncryptVolumeCanceled>Encryption of the volume was cancelled by the user.</MessageEncryptVolumeCanceled>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeEnterPasswordForOuterVolume>Specify access credentials for the existing encrypted volume in which the hidden volume must be created.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeEnterPasswordForOuterVolume>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeCantCalculateSizeOfOuterVolume>Unable to determine the size of the free space on the external volume. Make sure that the encrypted volume for which you specified access credentials is formatted and has sufficient free space.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeCantCalculateSizeOfOuterVolume>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeCantMountOuterVolume>Unable to mount the external volume for file system analysis.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeCantMountOuterVolume>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeInvalidPassword>Unable to access the encrypted volume. Make sure that you&apos;ve specified correct access credentials and retry the operation.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeInvalidPassword>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeSuccess>The hidden encrypted volume was created successfully. Mount the encrypted container to start working with it. Unmount the container to restrict access to it.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeSuccess>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeFailed>An error occurred while creating the hidden encrypted volume. Resolve the issue and try again.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeFailed>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeCanceled>Creation of the hidden encrypted volume was cancelled by the user.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeCanceled>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeFailedByCountLimit>The maximum number of nested hidden volumes has been exceeded.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeFailedByCountLimit>
      <MessageCreateHiddenVolumeDoublePassword>The access credentials specified for the new hidden volume are already used for one of the external volumes. Please specify other access credentials and try again.</MessageCreateHiddenVolumeDoublePassword>
      <MessageDecryptVolumeFailed>An error occurred while decrypting the volume.</MessageDecryptVolumeFailed>
      <MessageDecryptVolumeCanceled>Decryption of the volume was cancelled by the user.</MessageDecryptVolumeCanceled>
      <MessageMinHiddenVolumeSize>The minimum size of the hidden encrypted volume is %ls. Please specify a different size.</MessageMinHiddenVolumeSize>
      <MessageMaxHiddenVolumeSize>The maximum size of the hidden encrypted volume is %ls. Please specify a different size.</MessageMaxHiddenVolumeSize>
      <MessageFormatContainerError>Formatting of the encrypted container failed!</MessageFormatContainerError>
      <MessageFormatContainerErrorMountAndFormat>Mount the created encrypted container to any available drive letter and perform formatting in the operating system's tools.</MessageFormatContainerErrorMountAndFormat>
      <MessageFormatVolumeError>Formatting of the encrypted volume failed!</MessageFormatVolumeError>
      <MessageFormatVolumeErrorMountAndFormat>Mount the encrypted volume to any available drive letter and perform formatting using the operating system's tools.</MessageFormatVolumeErrorMountAndFormat>
      <MessageFormatErrorInsufficientRights>This program is launched without sufficient privileges. To format the encrypted volumes, the administrator’s privileges are required.</MessageFormatErrorInsufficientRights>
      <MessageFormatErrorFsNotSupported>The specified file system is not supported.</MessageFormatErrorFsNotSupported>
      <MessageFormatErrorClusterSizeTooSmall>The cluster size is too small.</MessageFormatErrorClusterSizeTooSmall>

      <MessageBoxContainerMarker>
        <MainInstruction>Encrypted volume marker</MainInstruction>
        <Content>
        	After writing the encrypted volume marker, third parties will be able to determine that the file created is an encrypted container.&#10;&#10;
        	Are you sure that you want to enable this option?
       	</Content>
        <Footer>If the encrypted container doesn&apos;t contain a marker, then neither the program nor anyone will be able to determine that this file is an encrypted container.</Footer>
      </MessageBoxContainerMarker>
      <MessageBoxVolumeMarker>
        <MainInstruction>Encrypted volume marker</MainInstruction>
        <Content>
        	After writing the encrypted volume marker, third parties will be able to determine that the volume is encrypted.&#10;
        	Are you sure that you want to enable this option?
        </Content>
        <Footer>If the encrypted volume doesn&apos;t contain a marker, then neither the program nor a third party (not having the password and/or keyfiles) will be able to prove that this file is an encrypted container.</Footer>
      </MessageBoxVolumeMarker>
      <MessageBoxContainerSparseFile>
        <MainInstruction>The container is based on sparse files.</MainInstruction>
        <Content>
        	To create containers with increasing sizes, NTFS sparse file technology is used. The physical size of the file will increase as new data is added to it.&#10;
        	Are you sure that you want to create an encrypted container based on sparse files?
        </Content>
        <Footer>
        	Using sparse file technologies has a number of disadvantages:&#10;
        	1. Lower read/write data throughput&#10;
        	2. A lower level of cryptographic strength, since it is possible to determine which sectors are being used&#10;
        	3. No support of creation of hidden volumes&#10;
        	4. When there is insufficient free space on the volume for the expanding size of the container file, the file system of the encrypted volume may be corrupted
        </Footer>
      </MessageBoxContainerSparseFile>
    </DialogWizard>

    <DialogSecurityTokenPin>
      <Caption>Security token password/PIN required</Caption>
      <EnterPin>Enter password/PIN for the token:</EnterPin>
      <ShowPin>Show password/PIN when entering</ShowPin>
    </DialogSecurityTokenPin>

    <DialogSecurityTokenKeyfiles>
      <Caption>Security Token Keyfiles</Caption>
      <CurrentToken>Select a security token or smart card:</CurrentToken>
      <Keyfiles>Keyfiles of the selected security token:</Keyfiles>
      <Import>Import...</Import>
      <Export>Export...</Export>
      <Delete>Delete</Delete>
      <MessagePkcs11LibraryNotFound>
        No PKCS #11 library has been found in the Windows system directory!&#10;
        Please make sure that a PKCS #11 library for your security token (or for your smart card) is installed.
      </MessagePkcs11LibraryNotFound>
      <MessageSecurityTokenNotFound>
        No security token found!&#10;
        Please make sure your security token is connected to your computer and the correct device driver for your token is installed.
      </MessageSecurityTokenNotFound>
      <MessageTokenPasswordIncorrect>Password for security token is incorrect!</MessageTokenPasswordIncorrect>
      <MessageTokenSessionClosed>All open security token sessions have been closed.</MessageTokenSessionClosed>
      <MessageTokenKeyfileDeleteConfirmation>Do you want to delete the selected files?</MessageTokenKeyfileDeleteConfirmation>
      <MessageTokenKeyfileCreateError>Unable to create file on the security token!</MessageTokenKeyfileCreateError>
      <MessageTokenKeyfileDeleteError>Unable to delete file on the security token!</MessageTokenKeyfileDeleteError>
      <MessageTokenKeyfileReadError>Unable to read file from the security token!</MessageTokenKeyfileReadError>
      <MessageFileCreateError>Unable to create file!</MessageFileCreateError>
      <MessageFileWriteError>Error while saving file!</MessageFileWriteError>
      <MessageFileReadError>Error while reading file!</MessageFileReadError>
    </DialogSecurityTokenKeyfiles>

    <MessageBoxCheckPasswordError>
      <MainInstruction>Unable to gain access</MainInstruction>
      <ContainerAccessDenied>Unable to access the container</ContainerAccessDenied>
      <VolumeAccessDenied>Unable to access the volume</VolumeAccessDenied>
      <CascadeEncryptionNote>The option to use cascading encryption has been enabled in the program. It you don't want to use cascading encryptions, then disabling this option will allow the program to save the time needed for full analysis of the entered access credentials.</CascadeEncryptionNote>
      <PossibleCause>Possible causes</PossibleCause>
      <InvalidPassword>An incorrect password and/or keyfiles have been specified.</InvalidPassword>
      <InvalidPasswordForHiddenVolume>An incorrect password and/or keyfiles have been specified for the hidden volume (protection of hidden volumes enabled)</InvalidPasswordForHiddenVolume>
      <KeyfilesCorrupted>The contents of the keyfiles were changed.</KeyfilesCorrupted>
      <KeyfoldersCorrupted>Incorrect keyfile folders were specified or the contents of this folder were changed.</KeyfoldersCorrupted>
      <HeaderCorrupted>The encrypted volume header was corrupted.</HeaderCorrupted>
      <UseReservedHeader>Use a backup of the header.</UseReservedHeader>
      <ReservedHeaderCorrupted>The backup of the header was corrupted.</ReservedHeaderCorrupted>
      <DontUseReservedHeader>Don&apos;t use the backup of the header.</DontUseReservedHeader>
      <VolumeOfNewerVersion>The encrypted volume was created with a newer version of the program.</VolumeOfNewerVersion>
      <CheckUpdates>Check for a new version of the program on the Web</CheckUpdates>
      <VolumeCascadeEncryption>The encrypted volume uses cascading encryption.</VolumeCascadeEncryption>
      <EnableCascadeEncryption>Enable support for cascading encryption.</EnableCascadeEncryption>
      <DisableCascadeEncryption>Disable support for cascading encryption.</DisableCascadeEncryption>
      <ItIsNotEncryptedVolume>The specified volume isn&apos;t encrypted.</ItIsNotEncryptedVolume>
      <ItIsNotEncryptedContainer>The specified file isn&apos;t an encrypted container.</ItIsNotEncryptedContainer>
      <SystemError>System error description</SystemError>
      <Details>Details</Details>
      <FileSystemCompressed>
       	The specified container file has compression enabled at the file system level. This program does not support compressed containers.&#10;
      	Disable compression for the specified file and try again.
      </FileSystemCompressed>
      <DisableFileSystemCompress>
      	To disable compression for the container, follow these steps:&#10;
      	1. Right-click in Windows Explorer.&#10;
      	2. In the menu that appears select Properties.&#10;
      	3. In the Properties window click the &quot;Advanced...&quot; button.&#10;
      	4. In the window that appears, disable the option &quot;Compress contents to save disk space&quot; and click OK.&#10;
      	5. Click OK in the Properties window.
      </DisableFileSystemCompress>
      <InvalidVolumeSize>Incorrect volume size.</InvalidVolumeSize>
      <CascadeEncryptionEnabled>The cascading encryption option has been successfully enabled in the program settings.</CascadeEncryptionEnabled>
      <CascadeEncryptionDisabled>The cascading encryption option has been successfully disabled in the program settings.</CascadeEncryptionDisabled>
	  <SharingViolation>The file or device is being used by another program.</SharingViolation>
	  <SharingViolationCloseApps>Close the application using the file or device and try again.</SharingViolationCloseApps>
    </MessageBoxCheckPasswordError>

    <MessageBoxHiddenVolumeCreated>
      <MainInstruction>The hidden volume has been created.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	To mount the hidden encrypted volume, specify the access credentials which were specified during its creation.&#10;&#10;
      	To mount the external encrypted volume (inside which the hidden volume is located), it is recommended that you enable protection of hidden volumes to avoid damaging them when writing to the external volume.&#10;
      	Protection of hidden volumes is enabled in the additional options window when mounting an external encrypted volume.&#10;&#10;
      	You can create hidden encrypted volumes inside existing hidden volumes (the nesting level is restricted such that  you can&apos;t create more than three encrypted volumes within one external volume). Please note that a hidden volume does not provide any information about whether it contains other hidden volumes, and therefore when mounting such volumes, you should also use protection of hidden volumes from damage.
      </Content>
      <Footer>If you are mounting an encrypted volume inside which there are hidden volumes, but don&apos;t enable protection of hidden volumes from damage, then all internal encrypted volumes will be damaged, since the external volume doesn&apos;t contain information about the hidden volumes and the program won&apos;t block writing into them.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxHiddenVolumeCreated>

    <MessageBoxDecryptHiddenVolume>
      <MainInstruction>Decrypting a hidden volume</MainInstruction>
      <Content>You specified access credentials for one of the hidden encrypted volumes. The program is unable to decrypt the hidden encrypted file. Specify access credentials for the external encrypted volume to decrypt it.</Content>
      <Footer>If you want to extract information from a hidden encrypted volume, you must first mount it, and then copy the information from it. When decrypting an external volume, all the information in hidden volumes will be lost.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxDecryptHiddenVolume>

    <MessageBoxDecryptMountedVolume>
      <MainInstruction>Encrypted volume mounted</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	The selected volume has been mounted. Before decrypting a volume, you must first unmount it and then try decrypting it again.&#10;&#10;
      	Unmount this volume now?
      </Content>
    </MessageBoxDecryptMountedVolume>

    <MessageBoxDecryptUnsupportedEncryptedVolume>
      <MainInstruction>The legacy version isn&apos;t supported.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>The selected volume was encrypted with a legacy version of the program. The program doesn&apos;t support decryption of such volumes.</Content>
      <Footer>If you want to extract information from an encrypted volume created with a legacy version of the the program, then you must mount the volume with that version of the software which was used to create it and copy the information from it.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxDecryptUnsupportedEncryptedVolume>

    <MessageBoxDecryptSelect>
      <MainInstruction>A drive for decryption was not found.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>Select from the list the drive (partition or volume) which you want to decrypt and then retry the command.</Content>
    </MessageBoxDecryptSelect>

    <MessageBoxDecryptVolumeConfirm>
      <MainInstruction>Volume Decryption</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	Decryption of the volume will begin now.&#10;
      	If the encrypted volume contains an internal hidden volume, then it will be lost.&#10;
      	Begin decryption?
      </Content>
      <Footer>It is recommended that you connect the computer to an uninterruptible power supply to avoid corruption of the data in case of a blackout.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxDecryptVolumeConfirm>

    <MessageBoxDecryptVolumeFsDetected>
      <MainInstruction>The volume contains an unencrypted file system</MainInstruction>
      <Content>The program has detected an unencrypted file system in the volume. Usually this means that the volume isn&apos;t encrypted or is damaged. Do you want to try to decrypt this volume anyway?</Content>
      <Footer>At the beginning of the encrypted volume, there should be a special header which is used by the program to check access credentials and store other filemarks. Besides that, during encryption of the volume, the program creates a backup of this header and saves it at the end of the volume. The presence of unencrypted file systems at the beginning of an encrypted volume usually indicates that it was formatted. It means that the main header of an encrypted volume was damaged.</Footer>
      <Verification>Use the backup header in the volume during decryption</Verification>
      <ShowDetails>Show details</ShowDetails>
      <HideDetails>Hide details</HideDetails>
      <FileSystem>Volume file system:</FileSystem>
    </MessageBoxDecryptVolumeFsDetected>

    <MessageBoxEncryptDiskWithoutMap>
      <MainInstruction>Disk encryption without a partition table</MainInstruction>
      <ContentNoMap>
      	The drive doesn&apos;t contain a partition table. Most likely this drive still hasn&apos;t be used or has been completely cleared.&#10;
      	Create at least one partition on the disk and encrypt it.
      </ContentNoMap>
      <ContentNoMapWithFs>
      	The drive is formatted for use without a partition table. The program doesn&apos;t support encryption of such drives.&#10;
      	If you still want to encrypt this drive, then you must first create a partition on it and encrypt this partition.
      </ContentNoMapWithFs>
      <Footer>To create a partition, you can use special software tools or the capabilities of the operation system (Disk Management).</Footer>
      <CreatePartition>Create a partition on this drive using the program.</CreatePartition>
      <CreatePartitionConfirm>
      	When you create a partition on this drive, all information stored there will be lost. If files you need are stored on the disk, make a backup, since they will be wiped out.&#10;
      	Create a partition on the drive now?
      </CreatePartitionConfirm>
      <PartitionCreated>A new partition was created successfully. To encrypt it, go the main program window, select the partition on this drive and call the encryption command.</PartitionCreated>
      <AccessDenied>The program is unable to access the drive! Unable to create the partition.</AccessDenied>
      <Error>An error occurred when calling the operation: </Error>
    </MessageBoxEncryptDiskWithoutMap>

    <MessageBoxEncryptAlreadyEncryptedVolume>
      <MainInstruction>Re-encrypting the Volume</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	The selected volume is already encrypted. When re-encrypting a volume, all information it stores will be erased!&#10;&#10;
      	Are you sure that you want to re-encrypt the volume?
      </Content>
      <Footer>If you want to change the password/access keys or cryptographic algorithms, call the appropriate program commands.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxEncryptAlreadyEncryptedVolume>

    <MessageBoxEncryptMountedVolume>
      <MainInstruction>Encrypted volume mounted</MainInstruction>
      <Content>The selected volume has been mounted. Before re-encrypting the volume, you must first unmount it and then try encrypting it again.</Content>
      <Footer>When re-encrypting a volume, all information it stores will be erased! If you want to change the password/access keys or cryptographic algorithms, call the appropriate program commands.</Footer>
      <Dismount>Unmount the volume now?</Dismount>
    </MessageBoxEncryptMountedVolume>

    <MessageBoxEncryptUnsupportedEncryptedVolume>
      <MainInstruction>The legacy version isn&apos;t supported.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	The selected volume was encrypted with a legacy version of the program. When re-encrypting a volume, all information it stores will be erased!&#10;&#10;
      	Are you sure that you want to re-encrypt the volume?
      </Content>
      <Footer>You can re-encrypt the volume with the current version of the program, but all information stored there will be erased. If you want to save the information, mount the volume with the legacy version of the software and copy the files to a backup storage location.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxEncryptUnsupportedEncryptedVolume>

    <MessageBoxEncryptSelect>
      <MainInstruction>The drive for encryption was not selected.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>Select from the list the drive (disk, partition, or volume) which you want to decrypt and then retry the command.</Content>
    </MessageBoxEncryptSelect>

    <MessageBoxEncryptDisk>
      <MainInstruction>Encrypting the entire disk is not supported.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	The program does not support encryption of entire disks since there is a high probability of damage to their operating systems after encryption.&#10;&#10;
      	Usually, disks contain one or more partitions which you can encrypt. If there are no partitions on the disk, you can create them using system tools or special programs.
      </Content>
      <Footer>Usually, there is a boot sector with a partition table at the beginning of disks. If the operation system doesn&apos;t detect a boot sector at the beginning of a disk, then it can make an unauthorized modification to the primary sectors of the disk, which damages the encrypted volume. To avoid this, the program has blocked the ability to encrypt an entire disk.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxEncryptDisk>

    <MessageBoxEncryptSystemVolume>
      <MainInstruction>Encryption of system volumes is not supported.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	The program does not support the encryption of volumes on which the operating system, its components, or the OS loader have been installed.&#10;&#10;
      	If you want to encrypt data (documents, programs, images, etc.) located in a system partition (in the My Documents folder, on the Desktop, etc.), then it is recommended that you move such files to a separate partition which can be encrypted.&#10;&#10;
      	If you don&apos;t have a separate non-system partition for files, then it is possible to create one.
      </Content>
      <Footer>Encryption of system volumes is not safe. Accidental damage to the encryption system or loss of access credentials would make booting the system impossible. To avoid this, the program has blocked the ability to encrypt system volumes.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxEncryptSystemVolume>

    <MessageBoxVolumeEncrypted>
      <MainInstruction>The volume has been encrypted.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	You can fine-tune the encrypted volume through its properties window in the program.&#10;&#10;
      	To access encrypted data, mount the volume and specify the access credentials (password and/or keyfiles). Unmount the volume to restrict access to it.&#10;
      	When the system shuts down (normally or abnormally), the access to the encrypted volume is automatically reset. You can enable automatic unmounting of volumes with other events in the program settings.&#10;
      	At system startup, all encrypted volumes are unmounted.
      </Content>
      <Footer>You can set up a hidden encrypted volume inside of an encrypted volume you&apos;ve created. It&apos;s impossible to demonstrate the existence of a hidden volume (if you don&apos;t know its access credentials).</Footer>
    </MessageBoxVolumeEncrypted>

    <MessageBoxEncryptVolumeWithUnsupportedFs>
      <MainInstruction>The file system is not supported</MainInstruction>
      <Content>The program supports lossless encryption for the NTFS, FAT16 and FAT32 file systems.</Content>
      <UnsupportedFs>
      	File system %ls is not supported.&#10;
      	Please select a different mode of encryption or convert the file system of the volume to one of those supported by the program.
      </UnsupportedFs>
      <NoFileSystem>The program was unable to determine the volume file system. If the volume isn&apos;t formatted, use a different mode of encryption.</NoFileSystem>
    </MessageBoxEncryptVolumeWithUnsupportedFs>

    <MessageBoxMountUnsupportedEncryptedVolume>
      <MainInstruction>The legacy version is not supported</MainInstruction>
      <Content>The selected volume is encrypted with a legacy version of the program. The current version of the program does not support such volumes.</Content>
      <Footer>You can re-encrypt the volume with the current version of the program, but all the data stored there will be erased. If you want to save the information, mount the volume with the legacy version of the software and copy the files to a backup storage location.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxMountUnsupportedEncryptedVolume>

    <MessageBoxExitWarning>
      <MainInstruction>The program is shutting down</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	Warning! When the program shuts down, mounted encrypted volumes won&apos;t be unmounted.&#10;
      	If you close the program now, a number of functions will be disabled:&#10;&#10;
      	1. Keyboard shortcuts.&#10;
      	2. Automatic unmounting.&#10;
      	3. User notifications.&#10;&#10;
      	Do you really want to shut down Exlade Cryptic Disk?
      </Content>
      <Footer>
        If you want the program to continue to run in the background after closing the window, enable the corresponding option in its settings. You can also enable auto-launch of the program at the system startup.
      </Footer>
    </MessageBoxExitWarning>

    <MessageBoxMountFailed>
      <MainInstruction>Mounting failed!</MainInstruction>
      <ContentCantMountContainer>The program was unable to mount the specified container.</ContentCantMountContainer>
      <ContentCantMountVolume>The program was unable to mount the specified volume.</ContentCantMountVolume>
      <SystemError>System error description</SystemError>
      <Details>Details</Details>
      <CantMountToLetter>
      	Unable to mount to drive letter &quot;%lC&quot;.&#10;
      	Please select another unallocated drive letter or use mounting to a folder.&#10;
      	If mounting to this letter is set in the properties of the encrypted volume, then you can temporarily disable use of the mount settings specified in the properties or change them.
      </CantMountToLetter>
      <CantMountToFolder>
      	Unable to mount to folder &quot;%ls&quot;.&#10;
      	Make sure that the specified folder is empty and that it is located on an NTFS volume supporting the creation of symbolic links.&#10;&#10;
      	If mounting to this folder is set in the properties of the encrypted volume, then you can temporarily disable use of the mount settings specified in the properties or change them.
      </CantMountToFolder>
    </MessageBoxMountFailed>

    <MessageBoxMountAlreadyMountedVolume>
      <MainInstruction>The selected volume has already been mounted.</MainInstruction>
      <Content>If you want to mount the volume with different options, you must first unmount it and then mount it again.</Content>
      <Footer>If the encrypted volume has a hidden volume, then before mounting it, you must first unmount the already mounted volume and mount it again with access credentials for the hidden volume.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxMountAlreadyMountedVolume>

    <MessageBoxLicenseExpired>
      <MainInstruction>The subscription period for free updates expired on %ls</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
        Your license allows you to receive free program updates until %ls.&#10;
        The current version of the %ls program was released on %ls.&#10;&#10;
        If you want to continue working with the new version of the program, you must extend your subscription to receive updates. To do this, click the following link: %ls
      </Content>
      <Footer>If you want to continue working with the legacy version of the program, you must remove the new version from your computer and then download and install the required version from the vendor&apos;s site (released no later than %ls): %ls</Footer>
    </MessageBoxLicenseExpired>

    <MessageBoxMountSelect>
      <MainInstruction>A target for mounting has not been selected</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	Select from the list the encrypted volume or container which you want to mount and then retry the command.&#10;
      	To mount a container which isn&apos;t in the list, use the following command:
      </Content>
      <Footer>For faster and easier mounting of containers missing in the list, add these containers to the program&apos;s list.</Footer>
      <MountExternalFile>Mount from File...</MountExternalFile>
      <AddFileToList>Add Container File to the Program&apos;s List...</AddFileToList>
    </MessageBoxMountSelect>

    <MessageBoxMountVolumeFsDetected>
      <MainInstruction>The volume contains an unencrypted file system</MainInstruction>
      <Content>The program has detected an unencrypted file system in the mounted volume. Usually, this indicates that the volume isn&apos;t encrypted or has been damaged. Do you want to try to mount this volume anyway?</Content>
      <Footer>At the beginning of the encrypted volume, there should be a special header which is used by the program to check access credentials and store other filemarks. Besides that, during encryption of the volume, the program creates a backup of this header and saves it at the end of the volume. The presence of unencrypted file systems at the beginning of an encrypted volume usually indicates that it was formatted. It means that the main header of an encrypted volume was damaged.</Footer>
      <Verification>Use the backup header in the volume when mounting</Verification>
      <ShowDetails>Show details</ShowDetails>
      <HideDetails>Hide details</HideDetails>
      <FileSystem>Volume file system:</FileSystem>
    </MessageBoxMountVolumeFsDetected>

    <MessageBoxPropertiesSelect>
      <MainInstruction>An target for which you want to change properties has not been selected</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
      	Select from the list the encrypted volume or container for which you want to change properties and then retry the command.&#10;
      	To edit the properties of a container which isn&apos;t in the list, mount it or temporarily add it to the program&apos;s list.
      </Content>
      <Footer>To change the properties of a hidden encrypted volume, specify access credentials for this hidden volume.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxPropertiesSelect>

    <MessageBoxDismountSelect>
      <MainInstruction>A target for unmounting has not been selected</MainInstruction>
      <Content>Select a mounted encrypted volume or container which you want to unmount and then retry the command.</Content>
      <Footer>Access to the files on the encrypted volume will be reset after it is unmounted. If the volume is mounted to a drive letter, that letter will be automatically removed.</Footer>
    </MessageBoxDismountSelect>

    <MessageBoxVolumeFsDetected>
      <MainInstruction>The volume contains an unencrypted file system</MainInstruction>
      <Content>The program has detected an unencrypted file system in the volume. Usually, this indicates that the volume isn&apos;t encrypted or has been damaged. The requested action is only possible with the correct header at the beginning for the volume.</Content>
      <Footer>
      	If you are sure that this volume is encrypted, then this means that the header was damaged. You can restore the header from a backup built into the end of the volume or a header backup saved in a file.&#10;
      	If the encrypted volume was fully formatted, then it is impossible to restore the data on the encrypted volume.
      </Footer>
      <FileSystem>File System:</FileSystem>
    </MessageBoxVolumeFsDetected>

    <MessageBoxAdobeAcrobat>
      <MainInstruction>No help viewer found!</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
        Unable to locate a PDF viewer!&#10;
        To download and install Adobe Acrobat Reader, follow this link:&#10;
        %ls
      </Content>
    </MessageBoxAdobeAcrobat>

    <MessageBoxTrueCryptRestrictions>
      <MainInstruction>The support for TrueCrypt encrypted volumes and containers is limited</MainInstruction>
      <Content>
        You can only mount the TrueCrypt encrypted containers and volumes for working with the encrypted data stored in them.&#10;&#10;
        We recommend you to try all Cryptic Disk features by creating a new encrypted container or encrypting an existing volume.&#10;
        You will have not only a powerful cryptographic protection but also new additional features (e.g. automatic operations upon mounting).
      </Content>
    </MessageBoxTrueCryptRestrictions>

    <MessageBoxSubscriptionWarning>
      <MainInstruction>
        Your subscription to free updates and support will expire in %d day(s)
      </MainInstruction>
      <Content>
        You can extend your subscription at any moment to continue obtaining free updates and support.&#10;&#10;
        To do this right now, go to the official website of the program: %ls
      </Content>
      <Footer>
        The current version of the program will continue working without limitations.&#10;
        By installing Cryptic Disk updates, you obtain all available bugfixes along with new features.
      </Footer>
    </MessageBoxSubscriptionWarning>

    <MessageBoxSubscriptionExpired>
      <MainInstruction>
        Your subscription to free support and updates expired on %ls
      </MainInstruction>
      <Content>
        Your license entitles you to free program updates released before %ls.&#10;
        We recommend extending the updates and support subscription to regularly receive bugfixes and new features.&#10;&#10;
        To do this right now, visit the official website of the program: %ls
      </Content>
    </MessageBoxSubscriptionExpired>

  </Language>
</CrypticDisk>
