nsm_font=PrimaSans BT, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif
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nsm_leftpane_font=Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif
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nsm_font_verdana=Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif
nsm_view_cert_font=PrimaSans BT, Verdana, sans-serif
text_fullproductname=Netscape Personal Security Manager
text_information=Information
text_applications=Applications
text_certificates=Certificates
text_advanced=Advanced
text_debug=Test
text_not_available=NotInTheDatabase
text_selected=Selected Item
text_about=About Security
text_navigator=Navigator
text_messenger=Messenger
text_javajs=Java/Javascript
text_mine=Mine
text_others=Others
text_websites=Web Sites
text_authorities=Authorities
text_directory=Directory
text_modules=Modules
text_options=Options
text_testpane1=Test
text_testpane2=Display
text_testpane3=Locale
text_ok=OK
text_cancel=Cancel
text_close=Close
text_help=Help
text_view=View
text_edit=Edit
text_next=Next>
text_backup=Backup
text_finished=Finished
text_cert=Certificate
text_policy=Policy
text_delete=Delete
text_checked=checked
text_continue=Continue
text_restore=Restore
text_backup_all=Backup All
text_backup_dots=Backup...
text_add=Add
text_passwords=Passwords
text_edit_view=View/Edit
text_edit_dots=Edit...
text_add_dots=Add...
text_login=Login
text_logout=Logout
text_logout_all=Logout All
untitle_doc=Untitled Document
text_privileges=Privileges
text_ocsp_settings=OCSP Settings
text_disable=Disable
text_enable=Enable
text_status=Status:
text_name=Name:
info_about_intro=The tabs across the top of this window let you control these Personal Security Manager version 1.5 settings: 
info_information= Click Selected Item to see security information (if available) for the browser window or message you are currently viewing.
info_applications= Security settings for Navigator, Messenger, and Java/JavaScript applications.
info_certificates= Settings for security certificates stored in your browser, including your personal security password.
info_advanced= Settings for smart-card readers, encryption ciphers, and certificate status checking.
info_about_more=If a term in a Personal Security Manager panel is presented as a link (like this: {glossary certificate,certificate}), you can click on the term to get a quick definition.</p><psm:cr><psm:lf><psm:cr><psm:lf><p>If you need more extensive help with any Personal Security Manager panel, click the Help button in the lower right corner.  For example, click the Help button at the bottom of this panel to get an overview of Personal Security Manager.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
apps_nav_intro=Personal Security Manager can alert you to the security status of the web page you are viewing.
apps_nav_warn=Set Personal Security Manager to show a warning and ask for permission before:
apps_warn_enter_secure=Entering a site that supports {glossary encryption,encryption}
apps_warn_leave_secure=Leaving a site that supports {glossary encryption,encryption}
apps_warn_view_mixed=Viewing a page with an encrypted/unencrypted mix
apps_warn_post_insecure=Sending unencrypted information to a site
apps_personal_cert_select=Decide how Personal Security Manager selects a security {glossary certificate,certificate} to present to web sites that require one:
apps_personal_cert_auto='Select automatically'
apps_personal_cert_manual='Ask every time'
apps_msg_intro=Personal Security Manager supports {glossary digital signatures,digital signature} and {glossary encryption,encryption} for mail that you send.
apps_msg_options=Set security options for sending mail:
apps_msg_encrypt=Encrypt mail messages whenever possible
apps_msg_sign=Sign mail messages whenever possible
apps_news_sign=Sign discussion messages whenever possible
apps_set_mail_cert=Select a security certificate to use for signing mail:
apps_mail_cert_more=This security certificate will be automatically attached to every message you sign.  Your recipients need to have it to send you encrypted mail.
apps_javajs_intro1=You can reset all access privileges for Java applets or JavaScript scripts to default settings.
apps_javajs_intro2=If you have previously granted or denied privileges and selected "Remember this decision," Personal Security Manager will not remember those decisions after you reset privileges.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
apps_javajs_more=If you reset all access privileges, it is a good idea to exit and restart Communicator.
text_remove_privs=Reset All Privileges
remove_privs_title=Reset All Privileges
remove_privs_warning=If you reset all Java/JavaScript access privileges, you may be asked to grant or deny privileges again.  Are you sure you want to reset all privileges?
remove_privs_more_warning=If you click OK, it is a good idea to exit and restart Communicator.
choose_cert_title=Choose Security Certificate
key_encipherment=<b>Key Encipherment Certificate,</b> 
key_encipherment_value=key_encipherment
digital_signature=<b>Digital Signature Certificate,</b> 
digital_signature_value=digital_signature
key_agreement=<b>Key Agreement Certificate,</b> 
key_agreement_value=key_agreement
view_cert_title=View Security Certificate
select_cert=Select one certificate:
security_certificate=Security Certificate. 
verified_prefix=This certificate has been {glossary verified,certificate verification} for the following uses:
not_verified_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate.
not_verified_expired_cert_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate because it has expired.
not_verified_revoked_cert_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate because it has been revoked.
not_verified_unknown_issuer_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate because the issuer is unknown.
not_verified_ca_invalid_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate because the CA certificate is invalid.
not_verified_untrusted_issuer_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate because the issuer is not trusted.
not_verified_untrusted_cert_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate because it is not trusted.
not_verified_bad_ocsp_url=Could not verify certificate because PSM was unable to connect to %1$s for OCSP verfication.
not_verified_unknown_ocsp_response_type=Could not verify certificate because PSM does not understand the response type returned by the OCSP service at %1$s
ocsp_unauthorized_responder=Could not verify the certificate because the OCSP response returned from %1$s was signed by an unauthorized responder.
bad_ocsp_http_response=Could not verify the certificate because the OCSP service at %1$s returned a bad HTTP response.
bad_ocsp_der=Could not verify the certificate because the response returned by the OCSP service at %1$s was not properly formed.
ocsp_server_error=Could not verify the certificate because of an error with the OCSP service at %1$s.
ocsp_try_server_later=Could not verify the certificate because the OCSP service at %1$s wants you to try back later.
ocsp_response_needs_sig=Could not verify the certificate because the OCSP service at %1$s did not include a signature with its response.
ocsp_unauthorized_request=Could not verify the certificate because the OCSP service at %1$s says your request was unauthorized.
ocsp_unknown_status=Could not verify the certificate because the OCSP service at %1$s has returned a status of unknown for this certificate.
ocsp_unknown_cert=Could not verify this certificate because the OCSP service at %1$s does not know about this certificate.
ocsp_not_enabled=Could not verify certificate because an internal error has occurred. PSM tried to perform OCSP verification when OCSP was not enabled.
ocsp_no_default_responder=Could not verify certificate because default responder mode has been enabled, but no default responder has been set.
ocsp_malformed_response=Could not verify the certificate because one or more of the fields in the response returned by the OCSP service at %1$s were malformed.
ocsp_future_response=Could not verify the certificate because the OCSP service at %1$s returned a response with time too far ahead in the future.
ocsp_old_response=Could not verify the certificate because the OCSP service at %1$s returned a response with a time in the past.
not_verified_expired_issuer_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate because the issuer has expired.
not_verified_unknown_error_text=Could not {glossary verify,certificate verification} this certificate because of unknown problems.
sslClient='SSL Client Certificate'
sslServer='SSL Server Certificate'
sslServerStepUp='SSL Server with Step-up'
sslCA='SSL Certificate Authority'
emailSigner='Email Signer Certificate'
emailRecipient='Email Recipient Certificate'
protectObjectSigner='Protected Object Signer'
objectSignerCert='Object Signer'
userImport='User Import Cert'
caVerifier='CA Verifier'
statusResponder='Status Responder Certificate'
anyCA='Any Certificate Authority'
new_cert_URL=https://certs.netscape.com
delete_cert_question=Are you sure you want to delete this certificate?
delete_cert_warning_others=If you delete this certificate, you will no longer be able to send encrypted email to this email address.
delete_cert_warning_mine=If you delete this certificate, you will no longer be able to read email encrypted using this certificate.
delete_cert_warning_web=If you delete this certificate, you will be asked to accept it again if you return to the web site that it identifies.
delete_cert_warning_ca=Click Help to learn about the potentially serious implications of deleting a certificate authority certificate.
delete_cert_title=Delete Security Certificate?
help_delete_others=1036838
help_delete_websites=1036851
help_delete_ca=1036865
help_delete_mine=1036816
edit_cert_title=Edit Security Certificate Settings
text_no_cert_name=(Certificate has no name)
trust_do_not=do not
adv_options_intro=View and configure SSL and verification settings.
adv_options_SSL=Change SSL settings:
adv_enable_SSL2='Enable SSL version 2'
adv_enable_SSL3='Enable SSL version 3'
adv_enable_TLS='Enable TLS'
adv_options_revoke=Configure verification services
adv_OCSP=Check for certificate revocation if certificate has an OCSP responder location
text_keygen_title=Generating Certificate Request
text_keygen=<p><font face="{nsm_font}" size=-1><psm:cr><psm:lf>Personal Security Manager is now generating a security certificate request. <psm:cr><psm:lf>This may take a few minutes.<psm:cr><psm:lf></font><p><psm:cr><psm:lf><b><font face="{nsm_font}" size=-1> <psm:cr><psm:lf>Important: If you interrupt this process you will have to reapply <psm:cr><psm:lf>for a certificate.<psm:cr><psm:lf></font></b> <psm:cr><psm:lf>
http_error_200_name=OK
http_error_200_desc=
http_error_204_name=No Content
http_error_204_desc=
http_error_400_name=Bad Request
http_error_400_desc=The request you made is invalid, or NSM is unable to understand it.
http_error_401_name=Unauthorized
http_error_401_desc=You may not use this portion of NSM without proper authorization.
http_error_403_name=Forbidden
http_error_403_desc=NSM has been instructed not to let you view this content.
http_error_404_name=Not Found
http_error_404_desc=The document you requested cannot be found.
http_error_405_name=Not Allowed
http_error_405_desc=The action requested may not be performed.
http_error_501_name=Not Implemented
http_error_501_desc=The requested feature has not been implemented, or is not functioning properly.
http_error_no_spec_err=No specific error message was reported.
client_auth_greeting_string=This site has requested that you identify yourself with a security {glossary certificate,certificate}:
client_auth_header=User Identification Request
client_auth_string=Choose a certificate to present as identification:
serverCert_not_before=Valid from: 
serverCert_not_after=Expires on: 
serverCert_org=Organization: 
serverCert_issuer=Issued under: 
bad_server_cert_expired_title=Expired Web Site Certificate
bad_server_cert_view_string=View web site certificate.
bad_server_cert_accept_string=Accept this certificate anyway for this session
bad_server_cert_expired_format=%1$s is a site that uses a security {glossary certificate,certificate} to encrypt data during transmission, but its certificate expired on %3$s. <!-- unused %2$s %4$s %5$s --><psm:cr><psm:lf>
bad_server_cert_now_format=You should check to make sure that your computer''s time (currently set to %1$s) is correct.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
bad_server_cert_not_yet_valid_title=Web Site Certificate Not Yet Valid
bad_server_cert_not_yet_valid_format=%1$s is a site that uses a security {glossary certificate,certificate} to encrypt data during transmission, but its certificate is not valid until %2$s.<psm:cr><psm:lf><!-- unused %3$s %4$s %5$s --><psm:cr><psm:lf>
bad_server_cert_domain_title=Unexpected Certificate Name
bad_domain_wrapper=You have attempted to establish a connection with %1$s. However, the security {glossary certificate,certificate} presented belongs to the web site %2$s.<psm:cr><psm:lf><psm:cr><psm:lf>It is possible, though unlikely, that someone may be trying to intercept your communication with this web site.<psm:cr><psm:lf><psm:cr><psm:lf><p>If you suspect the certificate shown below does not belong to %2$s, please cancel the connection and notify the site administrator.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
text_url_continue=Continue Anyway
text_url_cancel=Cancel Connection
unknown_issuer_domain_wrapper=%2$s is a web site that uses a security {glossary certificate,certificate} to identify itself.  However, Personal Security Manager does not recognize the {glossary certificate authority,certificate authority (CA)} that <psm:cr><psm:lf>issued this certificate.</P><psm:cr><psm:lf><!---- unused %1$s -------><psm:cr><psm:lf><P>Although the certificate authority is unrecognized, you can choose to explicitly accept the certificate used by this web site.</P><psm:cr><psm:lf><psm:cr><psm:lf><P>Before accepting this certificate, you should examine this site''s certificate carefully.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
bad_server_cert_unknown_step1_title=New Web Site Certificate: Step 1
bad_server_cert_unknown_step2_title=New Web Site Certificate: Step 2
examine_text=Examine web site certificate
unknown_issuer_accept_format=Are you willing to accept this certificate for the purpose of identifying the web site %1$s?<psm:cr><psm:lf><!-- unused %2$s %3$s %4$s %5$s --><psm:cr><psm:lf>
accept_permanent=Accept this certificate permanently
accept_session=Accept this certificate temporarily for this session
accept_not=Do not accept this certificate and do not connect to the web site
text_pk11_slot_logged_in=Logged in
text_pk11_slot_not_logged_in=Not logged in
text_pk11_slot_no_login_required=No login required
text_pk11_slot_not_present=Not present
text_pk11_slot_uninitialized=Uninitialized
text_pk11_slot_disabled=Disabled
text_pk11_slot_ready=Ready
text_pk11_no_dll=(None)
invalid_module_name=Invalid module name.
invalid_library=Invalid module path/filename
module_add_warning=Are you sure you want to install this security module?
module_prompt=Module Name: 
module_library_prompt=File: 
module_add_success=A new security module has been installed
module_add_failure=Unable to add module
module_del_warning=Are you sure you want to delete this security module?
module_ext_mod_del=External security module successfully deleted
module_int_mod_del=Internal security module successfully deleted
module_del_failure=Unable to delete module
ask_token_password=Please enter the Personal Security Password for the %1$s security device. 
retry_token_password=The password for the %1$s security device is incorrect. Please retype it. Successive failures may disable the device.
pkcs12_import_file_prompt=File Name to Restore
pkcs12_export_file_prompt=File Name to Backup
pkcs12_request_password_prompt=Please enter the portable security password protecting this security certificate and<psm:lf>private key.
pkcs12_restore_success=Successfully restored your security certificate and private key
pkcs12_restore_failure=Unable to restore your security certificate and private key
pkcs12_backup_success=Successfully backed up your security certificate and private key.
pkcs12_backup_multiple_success=Successfully backed up your security certificates and private keys.
pkcs12_backup_failure=Unable to back up your security certificate and private key.
pkcs12_bad_request=There is something wrong about this backup request. Unable to backup data.
pkcs12_bad_portable_password_restore=Bad password for exported data. Unable to restore.
pkcs12_bad_filepath=Bad filepath for exported data.
pkcs12_need_db_init=Could not initialize security device.
pkcs12_cannot_decode=Could not decode data. Check your portable data password.
pkcs12_cert_already_exists=The certificate and private key already exist on the security device.
pkcs12_bad_db_password=Could not log in to the security device. Check your personal security password.
cert_already_exists_in_db_string=This certificate is already in your database
cert_cannot_import_in_db=Certificate cannot be imported
issuer_not_in_db=The issuer for the certificate was not found in your {glossary certificate store,certificate store}.
import_ca_cert_title1=New Certificate Authority: Step 1
import_ca_cert_title2=New Certificate Authority: Step 2
import_ca_cert_text1=You have been asked to trust a new <psm:cr><psm:lf>{glossary certificate authority (CA),certificate authority (CA)}. <psm:cr><psm:lf>
import_ca_cert_text2=By trusting  %3$s  as a new certificate authority, <psm:cr><psm:lf>you tell Personal Security Manager to accept all <psm:cr><psm:lf>certificates this CA issues as valid identification <psm:cr><psm:lf>for web sites, email users, and/or software.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
import_ca_cert_text3=Before trusting this CA, you should examine this <psm:cr><psm:lf>CA''s certificate and its policies and procedures document.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
import_ca_cert_dialog2=Do you want to trust this certificate authority (CA) <psm:cr><psm:lf>for the purpose of certifying web sites, email users, <psm:cr><psm:lf>and/or software developers?<psm:cr><psm:lf>
ca_cert_here_string=Examine CA certificate
policy_ca_cert_doc_here_string=Examine CA policies and procedures document
accept_website=Trust this CA to identify web sites
accept_email=Trust this CA to identify email users
accept_object=Trust this CA to identify software developers
ca_cert_view_header=View CA Certificate
view_ca_policy_title=Certificate Authority Policy
no_ca_policy=No policy information found.
invalid_crl=The certificate revocation list you are trying to download has an invalid format.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
invalid_krl=The Compromised Key List you are trying to load has an invalid format.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
root_ckl_cert_not_found=Could not find Root certificate for CKL.
bad_crl_signature=The certificate revocation list list for this certificate authority that issued this site''s certificate has an invalid signature. Reload a new certificate revocation list.
bad_ckl_signature=The Compromised Key List for this site''s certificate has an invalid signature. Reload a new Compromised Key List.
error_adding_crl=Attempting to add certificate revocation list to profile failed
error_adding_ckl=Attempting to add Compromised Key List to profile failed.
javascript_diabled=In order for PSM to function properly, please enable JavaScript
security_certificate_backup=Security Certificate Backup
manufacturerID=Netscape Communications Corp     
libraryDescription=PSM Internal Crypto Services     
tokenDescription=PSM Generic Crypto Services      
privateTokenDescription=PSM Private Keys                 
slotDescription=PSM Internal Cryptographic Services Version 4.0                  
privateSlotDescription=PSM User Private Key and Certificate Services                    
fipsSlotDescription=Netscape Internal FIPS-140-1 Cryptographic Services              
fipsPrivateSlotDescription=Netscape FIPS-140-1 User Private Key Services                   
high_grade=2048 (High Grade)
medium_grade=1024 (Medium Grade)
low_grade= 512 (Low Grade)
nick_template=%1$s''s %2$s ID
nick_template_with_num=%1$s''s %2$s ID #%3$d
high_grade_encryption=High Grade Encryption
low_grade_encryption=Low Grade Encryption
pkcs12_incompatible_warn=You are backing up multiple certificates and private keys at once. Versions of Communicator earlier than 4.71 that don't have Personal Security Manager installed will not be able to restore the file you are creating.
web_site_ident_not_verified=Web Site Identity Not Verified
web_site_auth_not_supported=The web site <strong> %1$s </strong> does not support {glossary authentication,authentication} for the page you are viewing.
web_site_origin_unverified=Without authentication, the origin of information sent over the Internet cannot be verified.
connection_not_encrypted=Connection Not Encrypted
web_site_no_encryption=The web site <strong>  %2$s  </strong> does not support {glossary encryption,encryption} for the page you are viewing.
web_site_info_can_be_seen=Information sent over the Internet without encryption can be seen by other<psm:cr><psm:lf>people while it is in transit.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
web_site_ident_verified=Web Site Identity Verified
web_site_supports_encr_verified_by=The web site <strong> %1$s</strong> supports {glossary authentication,authentication} for the page you are viewing. The identity of this web site has been verified by %2$s, a certificate authority you trust for this purpose - not by Netscape.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
view_verifier=View the security certificate that verifies this web site''s identity.
connection_encrypted=Connection Encrypted: %5$s (%6$s %7$d bits)
page_encrypted_over_internet=The page you are viewing was {glossary encrypted,encryption} before being transmitted over the Internet.
encrypted_difficult_to_see=Encryption makes it very difficult for unauthorized people to view information traveling between computers. It is therefore very unlikely that anyone read this page as it traveled across the network.
issuer_does_not_exist=The issuer certificate does not exist
web_site_conditional_verify=Web Site Identity Conditionally Verified
web_site_auth_supported=The web site <strong> %1$s </strong> supports {glossary authentication,authentication} for the page you are viewing.
pre_explanation_text=However:
web_site_verifier_untrusted=The identity of this web site has been verified by %2$s, a certificate authority you do not trust for this purpose.
web_site_verifier_unknown=Unknown errors have been encounted when verifying the identity of this web site.
view_verifier_cert=View the security certificate that verifies this web site''s identity.
edit_trust_for_this_ca=Edit the trust settings for this certificate authority.
conection_encrypted_2=Connection Encrypted: %6$s (%7$s %8$d bits)
page_encrypted_before_transmission=The page you are viewing was {glossary encrypted,encryption} before being transmitted over the Internet. 
encryption_makes_viewing_difficult=Encryption makes it very difficult for unauthorized people to view information<psm:cr><psm:lf>traveling between computers. It is therefore very unlikely that anyone<psm:cr><psm:lf>read this page as it traveled across the network.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
mismatch_url_warning=The certificate used to identify the web site belongs to %2$s, but the URL you attempted to connect to was %1$s
connection_encrypted3=Connection Encrypted: %3$s (%4$s %5$d bits)
connection_encrypted4=Connection Encrypted: %4$s (%5$s %6$d bits)
message_no_signature=Message Has No Digital Signature
message_contains_no_sig=This message does not include the sender''s {glossary digital signature.,digital signature}
no_signature_warn=The absence of a digital signature means that the message could have been sent by someone pretending to have this email address.<psm:cr><psm:lf>It is also possible that the message has been altered while in transit over the network. However,<psm:cr><psm:lf>it is unlikely that either event has occurred.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
message_not_encrypted=Message Not Encrypted
message_not_encr_before_sent=This message was not encrypted before it was sent.
unencrypted_info_can_be_seen=Information sent over the Internet without {glossary encryption,encryption} can be seen by other people while in transit.
message_is_signed=Message Is Signed
message_includes_signature=This message includes a valid {glossary digital signature,digital signature} for the owner of the email address %1$s. This message has not been altered since it was sent.
signer_cert_added_to_db=The security certificate for the owner of %1$s has been added to your {glossary certificate store,certificate store}. You can now send encrypted mail to %1$s.
view_message_validator_cert=View the certificate that verifies this message''s validity.
text_my_cert=My Cert
get_your_own_cert=Get your own digital certifcate for signing email.
message_is_encrypted=Message Is Encrypted: %1$s (%2$d bits %3$s)
message_encrypted_before_sent=This message was {glossary encrypted,encryption} before it was sent to you.
encryption_makes_difficut_for_other_people=Encryption makes it very difficult for other people to view information while it is traveling over the network.
digital_signature_not_valid=Digital Signature Is Not Valid
invalid_digital_signature_because=This message includes a {glossary digital signature,digital signature} but the signature is invalid because:
signature_does_not_match_content=The signature does not match the message content correctly. The message was altered after the sender signed it. 
do_not_trust_until_sender_verifies=You should not trust the validity of this message until you verify the message contents with the message sender.
signing_cert_is_expired=The security certificate used to sign the message appears to have expired.
may_be_caused_incorrect_clock=This may be caused by your computer''s clock being set incorrectly.
signing_certificate_revoked=The security certificate used to sign the message has been revoked.
signing_cert_issuer_unknown=The security certificate used to sign the message was issued by an unknown {glossary certificate authority,certificate authority (CA)}.
edit_trust_for_this_cert=Edit trust settings for this certificate.
signing_cert_issuer_not_trusted=The security certificate used to sign the message was issued by a {glossary certificate authority,certificate authority (CA)} that you do not trust for this purpose. 
trust_this_cert_or_all_issued_by=You can choose to explicitly trust only this certificate, or trust all email certificates issued by this certificate authority.
signing_cert_issuer_expired=The security certificate used to sign the message was issued by a {glossary certificate authority,certificate authority (CA)} whose own security certificate has expired. 
unkown_problems_with_signature=There are unknown problems with this digital signature.
mismatch_email_warning=This message appears to have been sent from the email address %1$s, but the certificate which was used to sign this message belongs to the email address %2$s. If these two email addresses don''t belong to the same person, this could be an attempt at forgery.
ocsp_fail_message_generic=Verification may have failed because Personal Security Manager could not verify the responder''s signature. Click the Advanced tab, then Options to verify that OCSP is configured correctly.
ocsp_message_for_signature=However, you have OCSP enabled and the OCSP url for the signing certificate is %1$s (%2$d). Please verify that OCSP is configured correctly.
cert_for_included_and_signed_by=This message included the Security Certificate for %3$s, and was signed on %4$s. To check the Certificate, press the ``View/Edit'''' button. 
message_cannot_be_decrypted=Message Cannot Be Decrypted
message_cannot_be_decrypted_because=This message was {glossary encrypted,encryption} before it was sent to you, but it cannot be decrypted because:
your_encrypted_cert_not_found=The security certificate used to encrypt the message cannot be found in your certificate store.
further_info=For further information, click help.
did_not_enter_passwd_correctly=You did not enter your password correctly.
unkown_probs_with_encryption=There are unknown problems with this encrypted message.
message_not_to_be_signed=Message Not To Be Signed
chosen_not_to_sign=You have chosen not to {glossary digitally sign,digital signature} this message before sending it.
message_not_to_be_encrypted=Message Not To Be Encrypted
chosen_not_to_encrypt=You have chosen not to {glossary encrypt,encryption} this message before sending it.
message_can_be_signed=Message Can Be Signed
chosen_to_sign=You have chosen to {glossary digitally sign,digital signature} this message before sending it.
sign_message_with=Sign this message with
when_signing_others_can_verify=When other people receive your signed message, they can verify that the<psm:cr><psm:lf>message comes from you and that it has not been altered since you<psm:cr><psm:lf>signed it. <psm:cr><psm:lf>
message_can_be_decrypted=Message Can Be Encrypted
chosen_to_encrypt=You have chosen to {glossary encrypt,encryption} this message before sending it.
message_encrypted_before_saved=If you have chosen to save copies of your outgoing messages, this message will be encrypted before being saved in your Sent folder.
message_cannot_be_signed=Message Cannot Be Signed
cannot_sign_because=You cannot {glossary digitally sign,digital signature} this message because:
do_not_have_a_cert=You do not have a security certificate.
no_valid_cert_for=You do not have valid security certificates for the following recipients:
add_certs_for=Add certificates for these recipients
text_obtain_new=Obtain New...
obtain_cert=Obtain a certificate.
own_expired_cert=You have a security certificate but it has expired.
help_for_further_assistance=Please click Help for further assistance.
your_cert_has_been_revoked=You have a security certificate but it has been revoked.
your_cert_cannot_be_used_for_signing=You have a security certificate but it is not certified for signing messages.
unknow_problems=There are unknown problems.
message_cannot_be_encrypted=Message Cannot Be Encrypted
cannot_encrypt_because=This message cannot be {glossary encrypted,encryption} because:
unknown_probs_with_message=There are unknown problems with this message.
no_certs_found=No Certificates Found
text_cert_authorities_title=These security certificates in your {glossary certificate store,certificate store} identify <br> {glossary certificate authorities (CAs),certificate authority (CA)}:<psm:cr><psm:lf>
info_on_selected_cert=Information on the selected certificate:
valid_from=Valid From
issued_by=Issued by
text_cert_websites_title=These security certificates in your {glossary certificate store,certificate store} identifiy web sites:<psm:cr><psm:lf>
text_cert_others_title=These security certificates in your {glossary certificate store,certificate store} identify other people:<psm:cr><psm:lf>
can_send_encr_if_have_cert=If you have someone''s {glossary certificate,certificate}, you can send them encrypted messages.
click_add_for_someone_cert=If a security certificate you want isn''t listed above, click the Add button to search for and add it to the list.
text_cert_mine_title=These security certificates in your {glossary certificate store,certificate store} identify you:<psm:cr><psm:lf>
password_protects_against_unauth_use=Your {glossary personal security passwords,personal security password} protect against unauthorized use of your certificates.
cert_name_reps_many=This certificate name: <br><strong> %3$s </strong>  <br><br> represents multiple certificates.
choose_a_cert=Choose a certificate
cert_select_info=%2$s Serial &#35;%6$s, Valid from %3$s to %4$s
ldap_request_dialog_title=Add Security Certificate
directory_to_search=Directory to search:
cert_owners_email=Certificate owner''s email address:
enter_email_of_person=Enter the email address of the person to whom you want to send encrypted mail.
psm_will_search_for_persons_cert=Personal Security Manager will search the selected directory for a matching certificate. If one is found, you will be able to send that person encrypted mail.
must_supply_valid_email=You must supply a valid email address for LDAP lookup!
no_ldap_server_set=To add email certificates, specify a directory (choose Preferences from the File menu, then Addressing) and restart Communicator.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
this_certificate=This certificate:
rep_for_ca=represents a certificate authority
edit_trust_settings=Edit trust settings:
cert_idents_web_sites=This certificate can identify web sites.
cert_idents_mail_user=This certificate can identify mail users.
cert_idents_sftwr_makers=This certificate can identify software makers.
help_for_ca_trust_settings=Click Help to learn about changing certificate authority trust settings.
cert_issued_by=This certificate: <strong> %1$s </strong> <br> was issued by: <strong> %2$s
issuer_cert_not_in_db=Issuer cert is not in the database!
edit_ca_trust=Edit certificate authority trust settings
trusted_issuer_explanation=Because you %7$s trust the certificate authority that issued this certificate, you %8$s trust the authenticity of this certificate unless otherwise indicated here.
edit_cert_trust=Edit certificate trust settings:
trust_this_cert=Trust the authenticity of this certificate.
dont_trust_this_cert=Do not trust the authenticity of this certificate.
this_cert_issued_by=This certificate:  %1$s <br> was issued by: %2$s
set_token_password_title=Personal Security Password
set_password_success=Successfully set your new personal security password!
set_password_failure=Could not set your personal security password!
new_passwd=New password:
new_passwd_again=New password (again):
new_passwd_warning=Important: If you forget your Personal Security Password, you will no longer be able to use the sensitive information it protects.  Please record your password in a safe location.
require_passwd=Require password:
first_time_cert_requested=First time sensitive information (such as your certificate) is requested.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
every_time_cert_requested=Every time sensitive information (such as your certificate) is requested.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
passwd_timeout_entry=After <input type="text" name="passwordwillexpire" value="%4$d" size="3"> minutes of inactivity on an encrypted site.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
please_select_token=Please select token:
select_slot_password_single=Setting password for %1$s.
select_slot_password_bad=Token %1$s is not available!
choose_password_to_prevent_access=You should choose a Personal Security Password to protect sensitive information (such<psm:cr><psm:lf>as your security certificates) stored on the %1$s security<psm:cr><psm:lf>device.<psm:cr><psm:lf>
change_passwd=Change Personal Security Password for the %1$s security device.
old_passwd=Old password:
supply_current_password=You need to supply current password!
invalid_new_password=You did not enter your new password correctly. Please try again.
encryption_key_copy=Encryption Key Copy
escrow_alert=Important: This certificate authority has asked to make a backup of your encryption private key.
escrow_benefit1=The benefit is that if you lose access to your encryption private key, you can request a copy from this certificate authority.
escrow_alert2=However, your encryption private key will be stored by the certificate authority, and could be used to read your encrypted email or documents without your permission.
only_click_ok_if_trust_for_escrow=You should click OK only if you trust %3$s to protect your encryption private key.
certificate_authority_text=this certificate authority
kgtoken_header=Choose Security Device
psm_detects_mult_slots=Personal Security Manager has detected multiple {glossary security devices,security device} installed on your computer.
select_slot_to_use=Please select the security device that Personal Security Manager should use.
choose_security_token=Choose Security Token
please_select_slot=Please select a slot.
creating_slot_that_does_not_belong_to_mod="Trying to create a slot that does not belong to a module (name=" + name + "/status=" + status + "/serial=" + serial + "/version=" + version + ")."<psm:cr><psm:lf>
conifugre_and_view_pkcs11=Configure and view information about PKCS#11 security modules and <br>{glossary security devices,security device}:
select_module_to_delete=Please select a module to delete.
add_module_title=Add New Security Module
new_mod_setup_failed=New module setup failed.  Error code: 
no_sec_advisor=Could not find security advisor.
mod_name=Module name:
mod_filename=Module filename:
enter_info_for_mod=Enter the information for the module you want to add.
version_num=Version#:
serial_num=Serial#:
sel_security_device=Select Security Device
fipsmode_display={_fipsmode {text_disable},{text_enable}} FIPS-mode
passwd_at_least_one_char=Password must be at least one character.
passwd_conf_retry=Password Confirmation failed.  Re-enter passwords
portable_password_title=Choose A Portable Security Password
portable_passwd_protects_file=The portable security password you set here protects the backup file that you are about to create. You must set this password to proceed with the backup.
portable_passwd=Portable security password:
portable_passwd_again=Portable security password (again):
portable_passwd_alert=Important: If you forget your portable security password, you will not be able to restore this backup later. Please record it in a safe location.
multi_cert_backup_success=Successfully restored your security certificate and private key and made it your default email certificate.
bad_cert_pre_text=This certificate:
bad_cert_post_text=has <b>not</b> been successfully verified.
serial_number=Serial number:
text_validity=Validity:
text_fingerprint=Fingerprint:
text_comment=Comment:
date_a_to_date_b=%10$s to %11$s
server_cert_view_header=View Security Certificate
sig_request=Request for Signature
site_requests_signature=The site <b>%2$s</b> has asked you to digitally sign your submission of the data displayed above.
following_cert_used_to_sign=The following certificate will be used for signing:<br><b>%4$s</b>
which_cert_to_sign=This certificate will be used to sign:
issue_backup_statement=You should make a password-protected backup copy of your new  security certificate and its associated private key. 
can_restore_from_file=If you ever lose access to your private key by forgetting your personal security password, or by experiencing file corruption, you can restore this private key and certificate from this backup copy. 
press_backup_to_continue=To make a copy, click Backup. If possible, you should save your backup copy on a floppy disk that you keep in a safe location. 
prompts_for_all_certs=You will be prompted to backup all of the security certificates that you were just issued. 
dont_use_ocsp=Do not use OCSP for certificate verification.
use_ocsp_if_extension=Use OCSP to verify only certificates that specify an OCSP service URL.
use_ocsp_for_all=Use OCSP to verify all certificates, using the URL and signer specified here:
service_url=Service URL:
response_signer=Response Signer:
psm_knows_ocsp=Personal Security Manager can use the Online Certificate Status Protocol(OCSP) to verify certificates.
configure_ocsp_as_follows=Set Personal Security Manager to use OCSP as follows:
pkcs11_class_undefined=Cannot perform operation because the JavaScript class pkcs11 is not defined
select_token_title=Select A Token
issuer_not_found_title=Issuer Not Found
show_more_cert_info=View More Info
view_cert_detail=View Certificate Details
cert_renewal_title=Certificate Renewal
cert_renewal_info_string=One of your security {glossary certificates,certificate} is now eligible for renewal.
select_module=Select Module
text_crl_button=Delete CRLs
verification_services=OCSP Settings
crl_dialog_text=Delete CRL
select_crl_text=Select which CRL(s) you want to delete:
root_certificates=Root Certificates
