eToys - en to en_GB translation catalogue (23 entries)

en:  Drop shadow color
en_GB:  Drop shadow colour

en: 2nd gradient color
en_GB: 2nd gradient colour

en: A "stack" is a place where you can create, store, view and retrieve data "fields" from a set of "cards".  Data that you want to occur on every card (such as a name and an address in an Address Stack) are represented by objects such as "Simple Text", "Fancy Text", and "Scrolling Text" that you obtain from the Stack Tools flap.
    
    When you look at a card in a Stack, you may be seeing three different kinds of material.  Press the § button in the stack's controls to see the current designations, and use the "explain designations" to get a reminder of what the three different colors mean.
    ·  Things that are designated to be seen on every card, and have the same contents whichever card is being shown. (green)
    ·  Things that are designated to be seen on every card, with each card having its own value for them. (orange)
    ·  Things that are designated to occur only on the particular card at hand. (red)
    
    Use the "stack/cards" menu (in an object's halo menu) to change the designation of any object.  For example, if you have an object that is private to just one card, and you want to make it visible on all cards, use "place onto background".  If you further want it to hold a separate value for each separate card, use "start holding separate data for each instance".
    
    The normal sequence to define a Stack's structure is to obtain a blank Stack, then create your fields by grabbing what you want from the Stack Tools flap and dropping it where you want it in the stack.  For easiest use, give a name to each field (by editing the name in its halo) *before* you put it onto the background..  Those fields that you want to represent the basic data of the stack need to be given names, placed on the background, and then told to hold separate data.
    
    When you hit the + button in a stack's controls, a new card is created with default values in all the fields.  You can arrange for a particular default value to be used in a field -- do this either for one field at a time with "be default value on new card", or you can request that the all the values seen on a particular card serve as default by choosing "be defaults for new cards" from the stack's · menu.
    
    It is also possible to have multiple "backgrounds" in the same stack -- each different background defines a different data structure, and cards from multiple backgrounds can be freely mixed in the same stack.
    
    Besides text fields, it is also possible to have picture-valued fields -- and potentially fields with data values of any other type as well.
en_GB: A "stack" is a place where you can create, store, view and retrieve data "fields" from a set of "cards".  Data that you want to occur on every card (such as a name and an address in an Address Stack) are represented by objects such as "Simple Text", "Fancy Text", and "Scrolling Text" that you obtain from the Stack Tools flap.
    
    When you look at a card in a Stack, you may be seeing three different kinds of material.  Press the § button in the stack's controls to see the current designations, and use the "explain designations" to get a reminder of what the three different colours mean.
    ·  Things that are designated to be seen on every card, and have the same contents whichever card is being shown. (green)
    ·  Things that are designated to be seen on every card, with each card having its own value for them. (orange)
    ·  Things that are designated to occur only on the particular card at hand. (red)
    
    Use the "stack/cards" menu (in an object's halo menu) to change the designation of any object.  For example, if you have an object that is private to just one card, and you want to make it visible on all cards, use "place onto background".  If you further want it to hold a separate value for each separate card, use "start holding separate data for each instance".
    
    The normal sequence to define a Stack's structure is to obtain a blank Stack, then create your fields by grabbing what you want from the Stack Tools flap and dropping it where you want it in the stack.  For easiest use, give a name to each field (by editing the name in its halo) *before* you put it onto the background..  Those fields that you want to represent the basic data of the stack need to be given names, placed on the background, and then told to hold separate data.
    
    When you hit the + button in a stack's controls, a new card is created with default values in all the fields.  You can arrange for a particular default value to be used in a field -- do this either for one field at a time with "be default value on new card", or you can request that the all the values seen on a particular card serve as default by choosing "be defaults for new cards" from the stack's · menu.
    
    It is also possible to have multiple "backgrounds" in the same stack -- each different background defines a different data structure, and cards from multiple backgrounds can be freely mixed in the same stack.
    
    Besides text fields, it is also possible to have picture-valued fields -- and potentially fields with data values of any other type as well.

en: Already in the Trash
en_GB: Already in the Wastebasket

en: Border Color
en_GB: Border Colour

en: Caution -- every card of this background
    formerly had its own value for this
    item.  If you put it on the foreground,
    the values of this item on all other
    cards will be lost
en_GB: Caution -- every card of this background
    formerly had its own value for this
    item.  If you put it on the foreground,
    the values  of this item on all other
    cards will be lost

en: Click to select a simple colored border
en_GB: Click to select a simple coloured border

en: Color
en_GB: Colour

en: Empty out all the morphs that have accumulated in the trash can.
en_GB: Empty out all the morphs that have accumulated in the wastebasket.

en: Language-Direction
en_GB: LTR

en: Language-Name
en_GB: English (UK)

en: Pick a name 24 characters or less and avoid the following characters:
    
     : < > | / \ ? * " .
en_GB: Pick a name 24 characters or less and avoid the following characters:
    
    : < > | / \ ? * " .

en: Text Color
en_GB: Text Colour

en: background color for all pages...
en_GB: background colour for all pages...

en: color
en_GB: colour

en: color sees
en_GB: colour sees

en: copy page url to clipboard
en_GB: copy page URL to clipboard

en: empty trash can
en_GB: empty wastebasket

en: is over color
en_GB: is over colour

en: parenthesized
en_GB: parenthesised

en: strip away the parenthesises
en_GB: strip away the parentheses

en: view trash contents
en_GB: view wastebasket contents

en: whether the cartesian origin of the playfield should be at its lower-left corner or at the center of the playfield
en_GB: whether the Cartesian origin of the play-field should be at its lower-left corner or at the centre of the play-field
