# <helpdoc> format fixed strings used by the converter
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#
# Note: if a value has a " in it (eg. in HTML code), it must
# be prefixed with a \.
# For example:
#   name="Koi <A HREF=\"http://kidherbhi.com\">link</A>"


# HTML-specific items
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# Copyright (used when no <copyright> tag; these go before and after dates)
html-copyright-start="Prakashit &copy; "
html-copyright-end=" DALNet IRc Network ki taraf se"

# Feedback string (before document starts)
html-feedback="Agar apka is document ke bare mein koi suzav ya koi mat Hoto apne suzav hame is email par bheje (sirf ! Koi madat ki Binti nahi!) <a href=\"mailto:docs@dal.net\">docs@dal.net</a>. Agar apke koi aise cheeze pe jankari chahiye jo is document mein likhwayi nahi gai hai To kripaya Jankari is website pe dekhiye <a href=\"http://help.dal.net/\">http://help.dal.net</a>."

# TXT-specific items
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# Copyright (used when no <copyright> tag; these go before and after dates)
txt-copyright-start="Prakashit (C) "
txt-copyright-end="DALnet Irc Network ki taraf se"

# Feedback string (before document starts)
txt-feedback=" Agar apka is document ke bare mein koi suzav ya koi mat Hoto apne suzav hame is email par bheje (sirf ! Koi madat ki Binti nahi!) <a href=\"mailto:docs@dal.net\">docs@dal.net</a>. Agar apke koi aise cheeze pe jankari chahiye jo is document mein likhwayi nahi gai hai To kripaya Jankari is website pe dekhiye <a href=\"http://help.dal.net/\">http://help.dal.net</a>."

# Shared between HTML and TXT
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# Version name in header
version="Version"

# TOC heading
contents="Suchi"

# "Appendix" prefix
appendix="Appendix"

# "section" (used in crossrefs)
section="Vibhag"

# Used in versions
written-only="Likhwaya Gaya %1 se tarikh %2"
written-original="Asal mein likhwaya gaya %1 se tarikh %2"
revised="Akhri mein likhwaya gaya %1 se tarikh %2"
translated="Akhri mein anoovad kiya gaya %1 se tarikh %2"

# Used in list of authors from versions
# (Note: This is not ideal, since the format "<name> and <name>" or 
# "<name>, <name>, and <name>" is fixed whatever the language, which won't 
# always be correct.)
and="or"