Index: lams_admin/conf/language/ApplicationResources.properties
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diff -u -rf8ae5239ffcb6ac62937458e9750b3780528dc9f -rfbd04de7a3f1057d77acd12bddc024d543a9ec2c
--- lams_admin/conf/language/ApplicationResources.properties	(.../ApplicationResources.properties)	(revision f8ae5239ffcb6ac62937458e9750b3780528dc9f)
+++ lams_admin/conf/language/ApplicationResources.properties	(.../ApplicationResources.properties)	(revision fbd04de7a3f1057d77acd12bddc024d543a9ec2c)
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 #language code: en 
 #locale code: AU 
 
- # CVS ID: $Id$ Exported from the LAMS Community by Ernie Ghiglione on Sun Jan 14 16:12:35 GMT 2007 
+ # CVS ID: $Id$ Exported from the LAMS Community by Ernie Ghiglione on Fri Feb 09 02:13:02 GMT 2007 
  
 #=================== labels for LAMS Administration =================# 
 
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 lable.job.name  =Job name
 lable.job.start.date  =Job start date
 lable.job.description  =Job description
-errors.header  =<p class="warning">Please correct the following errors before proceeding:
+errors.header  =<p class='warning'>Please correct the following errors before proceeding:
 errors.footer  =</p>
 errors.prefix  =<br />
 error.system  =Oops! An unexpected exception thrown by the system. Contact your System Administrator.
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@
 cache.maintain  =Maintain LAMS Cache
 cache.title  =Cache Management
 cache.entries.title  =Cache Nodes
-cache.explanation1  =Listed below are the current nodes in the cache. This keeps certain common objects in memory to speed up LAMS. It is managed automatically and should not require any intervention. However, if the system appears to be keeping "old values" e.g. an old first name, try clearing all the nodes in the cache. Once cleared, LAMS will reload the objects from the database.
+cache.explanation1  =Listed below are the current nodes in the cache. This keeps certain common objects in memory to speed up LAMS. It is managed automatically and should not require any intervention. However, if the system appears to be keeping 'old values' e.g. an old first name, try clearing all the nodes in the cache. Once cleared, LAMS will reload the objects from the database.
 cache.explanation2  =Warning: Removing nodes will reduce the performance of the LAMS server. After a while, the cache will build up again and LAMS will run as usual.
 cache.explanation3  =Warning: If you remove a node, you will remove the node and all its child nodes.
 cache.button.remove  =Remove
@@ -208,28 +208,13 @@
 msg.import.3  =Download the roles template to add users to groups/subgroups and assign their roles.
 error.user.does.not.exist  =User does not exist {0}
 msg.users.created  ={0} users were created successfully.
-error.no.sysadmin.priviledge  =You have no priviledge to perform this action.
+error.no.sysadmin.priviledge  =You do not have the required privileges to perform this action.
 sysadmin.library.management  =Learning Library Management
 sysadmin.library.totals  =learning libraries in total
 sysadmin.library.activity.title  =Title
 sysadmin.library.activity.description  =Description
 sysadmin.library.createtim  =Create time
 sysadmin.function  =Function
-admin.importv1.title = Import LAMS 1 Users
-msg.importv1.1 = Download the LAMS 1 export script.
-msg.importv1.2 = On the command line of your LAMS 1 database server, run the following command
-msg.importv1.3a = Submit
-msg.importv1.3b = using the form below.
-msg.importv1.4 = You will be presented with a list of organisations and session classes to import.
-msg.importv1.5 = Note that the passwords of the imported users will be reset, since LAMS 2 does not accept md5 passwords.  They will be reset to the user's login.
-label.importv1.integrated = Include integration users and organisations
-label.continue = Continue
-msg.importv1.found.users = Found {0} LAMS 1 users.
-heading.importv1.users = Users
-heading.importv1.account.organisations = Account Organisations
-heading.importv1.session.classes = Session Classes
-heading.importv1.sid = sid
-msg.importv1.created = Created {0} users and {1} groups.
-msg.importv1.already.exist = The following logins already exist
 
+
 #======= End labels: Exported 209 labels for en AU =====