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1mainMenuTitle = GWT Examples
2mainSubTitle = Showcase of Features
3mainTitle = Google Web Toolkit
4mainLinkHomepage = GWT Homepage
5mainLinkExamples = More Examples
6
7categoryI18N = Internationalization
8categoryLists = Lists and Menus
9categoryOther = Other Features
10categoryPanels = Panels
11categoryPopups = Popups
12categoryTables = Tables
13categoryTextInput = Text Input
14categoryWidgets = Widgets
15categoryEntities = Entities
16categoryServices = Services
17categoryAbout = About
18
19contentWidgetExample = Example
20contentWidgetSource = Source Code
21contentWidgetStyle = CSS Style
22
23cwAbsolutePanelName = Absolute Panel
24cwAbsolutePanelDescription = An absolute panel positions all of its children absolutely, allowing them to overlap.
25cwAbsolutePanelClickMe = Click Me!
26cwAbsolutePanelHelloWorld = Hello World
27cwAbsolutePanelLeft = <b>Left:</b>
28cwAbsolutePanelItemsToMove = <b>Items to move:</b>
29cwAbsolutePanelTop = <b>Top:</b>
30cwAbsolutePanelWidgetNames = Hello World, Button, Grid
31cwAnimationName = Animations
32cwAnimationDescription = Animate your application with timed effects.
33cwAnimationStart = Start
34cwAnimationCancel = Cancel
35cwAnimationOptions = Animation Options
36cwBasicButtonName = Basic Button
37cwBasicButtonDescription = Basic button widgets
38cwBasicButtonClickMessage = Stop poking me!
39cwBasicButtonDisabled = Disabled Button
40cwBasicButtonNormal = Normal Button
41cwBasicPopupName = Basic Popup
42cwBasicPopupDescription = GWT provides the framework to create a custom popup.
43cwBasicPopupClickOutsideInstructions = Click anywhere outside this popup to make it disappear.
44cwBasicPopupInstructions = <b>Click an image to see full size:</b>
45cwBasicPopupShowButton = Show Basic Popup
46cwBasicTextName = Basic Text
47cwBasicTextDescription = GWT includes the standard complement of text-entry widgets, each of which supports keyboard and selection events you can use to control text entry. In particular, notice that the selection range for each widget is updated whenever you press a key.
48cwBasicTextAreaLabel = <b>Text area:</b>
49cwBasicTextNormalLabel = <b>Normal text box:</b>
50cwBasicTextPasswordLabel = <b>Password text box:</b>
51cwBasicTextReadOnly = read only
52cwBasicTextSelected = Selected
53cwBidiFormattingName = Bidirectional Text Formatting
54cwBidiFormattingDescription = Class BidiFormatter contains methods to protect a string (for example, a Hebrew topic name) from being garbled and/or garbling what follows it when displayed in the opposite-direction context (for example, an English UI).
55cwBidiFormattingArg0Label = <b>Argument {0}:</b>
56cwBidiFormattingArg1Label = <b>Argument {1}:</b>
57cwBidiFormattingArg2Label = <b>Argument {2}:</b>
58cwBidiFormattingNonbidiFormattedLabel = <b>Message formatted without BidiFormatter:</b>
59cwBidiFormattingBidiFormattedLabel = <b>Message formatted with BidiFormatter:</b>
60cwBidiFormattingLinkText = This example interacts with the sample interface:
61cwBidiFormattingTemplateLabel = <b>Message template:</b>
62cwBidiInputName = Bidirectional Text Input
63cwBidiInputDescription = The TextBox and TextArea widgets implement the HasDirectionEstimator interface. With a direction estimator defined, these widgets adjust their direction automatically according to the text entered so far. A direction estimator is defined by default when at least one of the application's locales is right-to-left.
64cwBidiInputBidiAreaLabel = <b>The following TextArea has the default direction estimator in effect, and is thus bidi-aware. Check it by replacing the right-to-left text with some English, e.g. the sample strings above:</b>
65cwBidiInputRtlAreaLabel = Without a direction estimator, the widget's direction is unaffected by the value the user types in. This makes the entry of opposite-direction text confusing and inconvenient.<br><b>Try typing "(212) 765 4321" or "Hi, how are you?" into the following right-to-left TextArea (which had the direction estimator turned off):</b>
66cwCheckBoxName = Checkbox
67cwCheckBoxDescription = Basic Checkbox Widgets
68cwCheckBoxCheckAll = <b>Check all days that you are available:</b>
69cwCheckBoxDays = Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
70cwConstantsExampleDescription = Interface Constants makes it possible to localize strings, numbers, and maps of strings onto strings. This example isn't terribly exciting, but it does demonstrate how to localize constants. The labels and color choices below are provided by the localized implementation of the sample interface ExampleConstants.
71cwConstantsExampleName = Constants
72cwConstantsExampleLinkText = This example interacts with the sample interface:
73cwConstantsWithLookupExampleDescription = Interface ConstantsWithLookup makes it possible to dynamically look up localized values using method names as string keys.
74cwConstantsWithLookupExampleLinkText = This example interacts with the sample interface:
75cwConstantsWithLookupExampleMethodName = <b>Name of method:</b>
76cwConstantsWithLookupExampleName = Constants With Lookup
77cwConstantsWithLookupExampleResults = <b>Lookup results:</b>
78cwConstantsWithLookupExampleNoInput = <Please enter a method name above>
79cwConstantsWithLookupExampleNoMatches = <Not found>
80cwCookiesName = Cookies
81cwCookiesDescription = Track users with ease and save data on the client side using cookies.
82cwCookiesDeleteCookie = Delete
83cwCookiesExistingLabel = <b>Existing Cookies:</b>
84cwCookiesInvalidCookie = You must specify a cookie name
85cwCookiesNameLabel = <b>Name:</b>
86cwCookiesSetCookie = Set Cookie
87cwCookiesValueLabel = <b>Value:</b>
88cwCustomButtonName = Custom Button
89cwCustomButtonDescription = PushButtons and ToggleButtons allow you to customize the look of your buttons
90cwCustomButtonPush = <b>Push Buttons:</b>
91cwCustomButtonToggle = <b>Toggle Buttons:</b>
92cwDatePickerName = Date Picker
93cwDatePickerDescription = Let users select a date using the DatePicker.
94cwDatePickerBoxLabel = <br><br><br><b>DateBox with popup DatePicker:</b>
95cwDatePickerLabel = <b>Permanent DatePicker:</b>
96cwDateTimeFormatName = Date Time Format
97cwDateTimeFormatDescription = Class DateTimeFormat supports locale-sensitive formatting and parsing of date and time values, like NumberFormat, using a flexible pattern-based syntax. Both custom patterns and standard patterns are supported.
98cwDateTimeFormatFailedToParseInput = Unable to parse input
99cwDateTimeFormatFormattedLabel = <b>Formatted value:</b>
100cwDateTimeFormatInvalidPattern = Invalid pattern
101cwDateTimeFormatPatternLabel = <b>Pattern:</b>
102cwDateTimeFormatPatterns = Full Date/Time, Long Date/Time, Medium Date/Time, Short Date/Time, Full Date, Long Date, Medium Date, Short Date, Full Time, Long Time, Medium Time, Short Time, Custom
103cwDateTimeFormatValueLabel = <b>Value to format:</b>
104cwDecoratorPanelFormDescription = Description:
105cwDecoratorPanelFormName = Name:
106cwDecoratorPanelFormTitle = Enter Search Criteria
107cwDecoratorPanelName = Decorator Panel
108cwDecoratorPanelDescription = Add rounded corners to any Widget using the Decorator Panel.
109cwDialogBoxName = Dialog Box
110cwDialogBoxDescription = The draggable DialogBox resembles a window and includes a title bar.  You can adjust to opacity to allow some of the background to show through the popup.
111cwDialogBoxMakeTransparent = Make Translucent
112cwDialogBoxCaption = Sample DialogBox
113cwDialogBoxClose = Close
114cwDialogBoxDetails = This is an example of a standard dialog box component.
115cwDialogBoxItem = item
116cwDialogBoxListBoxInfo = This list box demonstrates that you can drag the popup over it. This obscure corner case renders incorrectly for many other libraries.
117cwDialogBoxShowButton = Show Dialog Box
118cwDictionaryExampleName = Dictionary
119cwDictionaryExampleDescription = Using the Dictionary class, you can lookup localized values within JavaScript objects defined in the host HTML page rather than compiling them into your GWT code. This is useful if your translations change frequently, because your HTML server can emit updated translations into the host page HTML as often as needed. It can also a useful way to integrate a GWT module with existing localized web applications. Note that a dictionary's values depend only on the host page HTML and are not influenced by the GWT locale client property. For this example, the JavaScript variable declaration appears in the source for this HTML page.
120cwDictionaryExampleLinkText = <b>This example interacts with the following JavaScript variable:</b>
121cwDisclosurePanelName = Disclosure Panel
122cwDisclosurePanelDescription = A Disclosure Panel will show or hide its contents when the user clicks on the header text.  The contents can be simple text, or any Widget, such as an image or advanced options in a form.
123cwDisclosurePanelFormAdvancedCriteria = Advanced Criteria
124cwDisclosurePanelFormDescription = Description:
125cwDisclosurePanelFormGender = Gender:
126cwDisclosurePanelFormGenderOptions = male, female
127cwDisclosurePanelFormLocation = Location:
128cwDisclosurePanelFormName = Name:
129cwDisclosurePanelFormTitle = <b>Enter Search Criteria</b>
130cwDockPanelName = Dock Panel
131cwDockPanelDescription = A Dock Panel aligns its content using compass directions.
132cwDockPanelCenter = This is a <code>ScrollPanel</code> contained at the center of a <code>DockPanel</code>.  By putting some fairly large contents in the middle and setting its size explicitly, it becomes a scrollable area within the page, but without requiring the use of an IFRAME.<br><br>Here's quite a bit more meaningless text that will serve primarily to make this thing scroll off the bottom of its visible area.  Otherwise, you might have to make it really, really small in order to see the nifty scroll bars!
133cwDockPanelEast = This is the east component
134cwDockPanelNorth1 = This is the first north component
135cwDockPanelNorth2 = This is the second north component
136cwDockPanelSouth1 = This is the first south component
137cwDockPanelSouth2 = This is the second south component
138cwDockPanelWest = This is the west component
139cwFileUploadName = File Upload
140cwFileUploadDescription = Upload files asynchronously using AJAX file uploads.
141cwFileUploadNoFileError = You must select a file to upload
142cwFileUploadSelectFile = <b>Select a file:</b>
143cwFileUploadSuccessful = File uploaded!
144cwFileUploadButton = Upload File
145cwFlexTableName = Flex Table
146cwFlexTableDescription = The Flex Table supports row spans and column spans, allowing you to layout data in a variety of ways.
147cwFlexTableAddRow = Add a row
148cwFlexTableDetails = This is a FlexTable that supports <B>colspans</B> and <B>rowspans</B>.  You can use it to format your page or as a special purpose table.
149cwFlexTableRemoveRow = Remove a row
150cwFlowPanelName = Flow Panel
151cwFlowPanelDescription = A Flow Panel lets its content flow naturally.
152cwFlowPanelItem = Item
153cwFrameName = Frames
154cwFrameDescription = Embed content from other sites into your page using the Frame, a wrapper around an IFRAME element.
155cwFrameSetLocation = Set Location
156cwGridName = Grid
157cwGridDescription = A simple grid
158cwHorizontalPanelName = Horizontal Panel
159cwHorizontalPanelDescription = A Horizontal Panel aligns its content horizontally without allowing it to wrap.  Resize the page to see how the content maintains its horizontal alignment.
160cwHorizontalPanelButton = Button
161cwHyperlinkName = Hyperlink
162cwHyperlinkDescription = Embed your page with Hyperlinks to navigate to different sections.  Hyperlinks create history tokens, allowing users to return to a previous state using the browser back button.
163cwHyperlinkChoose = <b>Choose a section:</b>
164cwListBoxName = List Box
165cwListBoxDescription = Built-in selection box and drop down lists
166cwListBoxCars = compact, sedan, coupe, convertible, SUV, truck
167cwListBoxCategories = Cars, Sports, Vacation Spots
168cwListBoxSelectAll = <b>Select all that apply:</b>
169cwListBoxSelectCategory = <b>Select a category:</b>
170cwListBoxSports = Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Lacrosse, Polo, Soccer, Softball, Water Polo
171cwListBoxVacations = Carribean, Grand Canyon, Paris, Italy, New York, Las Vegas
172cwMenuBarName = Menu Bar
173cwMenuBarDescription = The Menu Bar can be used to navigate through many options.  It also supports nested sub menus.
174cwMenuBarEditCategory = Edit
175cwMenuBarEditOptions = Undo, Redo, Cut, Copy, Paste
176cwMenuBarFileCategory = File
177cwMenuBarFileOptions = New, Open, Close, Recent, Exit
178cwMenuBarFileRecents = Fishing in the desert.txt, How to tame a wild parrot, Idiots Guide to Emu Farms
179cwMenuBarGWTOptions = Download, Examples, Source Code, GWT wit' the program
180cwMenuBarHelpCategory = Help
181cwMenuBarHelpOptions = Contents, Fortune Cookie, About GWT
182cwMenuBarPrompts = Thank you for selecting a menu item, A fine selection indeed, Don't you have anything better to do than select menu items?, Try something else, this is just a menu!, Another wasted click
183cwMessagesExampleName = Messages
184cwMessagesExampleDescription = Interface Messages provides a way to create strongly-typed parameterized messages that are checked for correctness during compilation.
185cwMessagesExampleArg0Label = <b>Argument {0}:</b>
186cwMessagesExampleArg1Label = <b>Argument {1}:</b>
187cwMessagesExampleArg2Label = <b>Argument {2}:</b>
188cwMessagesExampleFormattedLabel = <b>Formatted message:</b>
189cwMessagesExampleLinkText = This example interacts with the sample interface:
190cwMessagesExampleTemplateLabel = <b>Message template:</b>
191cwNumberFormatName = Number Format
192cwNumberFormatDescription = Class NumberFormat supports locale-sensitive formatting and parsing of numbers using a flexible pattern-based syntax. In addition to custom patterns, several standard patterns are also available for convenience.
193cwNumberFormatFailedToParseInput = Unable to parse input
194cwNumberFormatFormattedLabel = <b>Formatted value:</b>
195cwNumberFormatInvalidPattern = Invalid pattern
196cwNumberFormatPatternLabel = <b>Pattern:</b>
197cwNumberFormatPatterns = Decimal, Currency, Scientific, Percent, Custom
198cwNumberFormatValueLabel = <b>Value to format:</b>
199cwPluralFormsExampleName = Plural Forms
200cwPluralFormsExampleDescription = Plural Forms provide a way to create message translations that depend on the count of something.
201cwPluralFormsExampleArg0Label = <b>Argument {0}:</b>
202cwPluralFormsExampleFormattedLabel = <b>Formatted message:</b>
203cwPluralFormsExampleLinkText = This example interacts with the sample interface:
204cwRadioButtonName = Radio Button
205cwRadioButtonDescription = Basic RadioButton Widget
206cwRadioButtonColors = blue, red, yellow, green
207cwRadioButtonSelectColor = <b>Select your favorite color:</b>
208cwRadioButtonSelectSport = <b>Select your favorite sport:</b>
209cwRadioButtonSports = Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Soccer, Water Polo
210cwRichTextName = Rich Text
211cwRichTextDescription = The Rich Text Area is supported on all major browsers, and will fall back gracefully to the level of functionality supported on each.
212cwSplitLayoutPanelName = Split Layout Panel
213cwSplitLayoutPanelDescription = Give users the freedom to decide how to allocate space using this split panel.
214cwSplitLayoutPanelCenter = This is some text to show how the contents on either side of the splitter flow.
215cwSplitLayoutPanelEast = This is the east component.
216cwSplitLayoutPanelNorth1 = This is the first north component.
217cwSplitLayoutPanelNorth2 = This is the second north component.
218cwSplitLayoutPanelSouth1 = This is the first south component.
219cwSplitLayoutPanelSouth2 = This is the second south component.
220cwSplitLayoutPanelWest = This is the west component.
221cwStackLayoutPanelName = Stack Layout Panel
222cwStackLayoutPanelDescription = The StackLayoutPanel stacks its children vertically, displaying only one at a time, with a header for each child which the user can click to display.  This is useful for vertical menu systems.
223cwStackLayoutPanelContactsHeader = Contacts
224cwStackLayoutPanelContacts = Benoit Mandelbrot, Albert Einstein, Rene Descartes, Bob Saget, Ludwig von Beethoven, Richard Feynman, Alan Turing, John von Neumann
225cwStackLayoutPanelContactsEmails = benoit@example.com, albert@example.com, rene@example.com, bob@example.com, ludwig@example.com, richard@example.com, alan@example.com, john@example.com
226cwStackLayoutPanelMailHeader = Mail
227cwStackLayoutPanelMailFolders = Inbox, Drafts, Templates, Sent, Trash
228cwStackLayoutPanelFiltersHeader = Filters
229cwStackLayoutPanelFilters = All, Starred, Read, Unread, Recent, Sent by me
230cwStackPanelName = Stack Panel
231cwStackPanelDescription = The StackPanel stacks its children vertically, displaying only one at a time, with a header for each child which the user can click to display.  This is useful for vertical menu systems.
232cwStackPanelContactsHeader = Contacts
233cwStackPanelContacts = Benoit Mandelbrot, Albert Einstein, Rene Descartes, Bob Saget, Ludwig von Beethoven, Richard Feynman, Alan Turing, John von Neumann
234cwStackPanelContactsEmails = benoit@example.com, albert@example.com, rene@example.com, bob@example.com, ludwig@example.com, richard@example.com, alan@example.com, john@example.com
235cwStackPanelMailHeader = Mail
236cwStackPanelMailFolders = Inbox, Drafts, Templates, Sent, Trash
237cwStackPanelFiltersHeader = Filters
238cwStackPanelFilters = All, Starred, Read, Unread, Recent, Sent by me
239cwSuggestBoxName = Suggest Box
240cwSuggestBoxDescription = Generate suggestions via RPC calls to the server or static data on the page
241cwSuggestBoxLabel = <b>Choose a word:</b>
242cwSuggestBoxWords =  1337, apple, about, ant, bruce, banana, bobv, canada, coconut, compiler, donut, deferred binding, dessert topping, eclair, ecc, frog attack, floor wax, fitz, google, gosh, gwt, hollis, haskell, hammer, in the flinks, internets, ipso facto, jat, jgw, java, jens, knorton, kaitlyn, kangaroo, la grange, lars, love, morrildl, max, maddie, mloofle, mmendez, nail, narnia, null, optimizations, obfuscation, original, ping pong, polymorphic, pleather, quotidian, quality, qu'est-ce que c'est, ready state, ruby, rdayal, subversion, superclass, scottb, tobyr, the dans, ~ tilde, undefined, unit tests, under 100ms, vtbl, vidalia, vector graphics, w3c, web experience, work around, w00t!, xml, xargs, xeno, yacc, yank (the vi command), zealot, zoe, zebra
243cwTabPanelName = Tab Layout Panel
244cwTabPanelDescription = Divide content over multiple tabs.
245cwTabPanelTab0 = Click one of the tabs to see more content.
246cwTabPanelTab2 = Tabs are highly customizable using CSS.
247cwTabPanelTabs = Home, GWT Logo, More Info
248cwTreeName = Tree
249cwTreeDescription = Dynamic Tree Widget supports lazy loading of data via RPC calls to the server
250cwTreeDynamicLabel = <b>Dynamic Tree:</b>
251cwTreeItem = Item
252cwTreeStaticLabel = <b>Static Tree:</b>
253cwTreeComposers = Beethoven, Brahms, Mozart
254cwTreeConcertos = Concertos
255cwTreeQuartets = Quartets
256cwTreeSonatas = Sonatas
257cwTreeSymphonies = Symphonies
258cwTreeBeethovenWorkConcertos = No. 1 - C, No. 2 - B-Flat Major, No. 3 - C Minor, No. 4 - G Major, No. 5 - E-Flat Major
259cwTreeBeethovenWorkQuartets = Six String Quartets, Three String Quartets, Grosse Fugue for String Quartets
260cwTreeBeethovenWorkSonatas = Sonata in A Minor, Sonata in F Major
261cwTreeBeethovenWorkSymphonies = No. 2 - D Major, No. 2 - D Major, No. 3 - E-Flat Major, No. 4 - B-Flat Major, No. 5 - C Minor, No. 6 - F Major, No. 7 - A Major, No. 8 - F Major, No. 9 - D Minor
262cwTreeBrahmsWorkConcertos = Violin Concerto, Double Concerto - A Minor, Piano Concerto No. 1 - D Minor, Piano Concerto No. 2 - B-Flat Major
263cwTreeBrahmsWorkQuartets = Piano Quartet No. 1 - G Minor, Piano Quartet No. 2 - A Major, Piano Quartet No. 3 - C Minor, String Quartet No. 3 - B-Flat Minor
264cwTreeBrahmsWorkSonatas = Two Sonatas for Clarinet - F Minor, Two Sonatas for Clarinet - E-Flat Major
265cwTreeBrahmsWorkSymphonies = No. 1 - C Minor, No. 2 - D Minor, No. 3 - F Major, No. 4 - E Minor
266cwTreeMozartWorkConcertos = Piano Concerto No. 12, Piano Concerto No. 17, Clarinet Concerto, Violin Concerto No. 5, Violin Concerto No. 4
267cwVerticalPanelName = Vertical Panel
268cwVerticalPanelDescription = A Vertical Panel aligns its content vertically without allowing it to wrap.  Resize the page to see how the content maintains its vertical alignment.
269cwVerticalPanelButton = Button
270
271cwContactsName = Contacts
272cwContactsDescription = Manage Contacts
273
274cwRecordsName = Records
275cwRecordsDescription = Manage Records
276
277cwAddContactDialogCaption = Add Contact 
278cwUpdateContactDialogCaption = Update Contact 
279
280cwAddRecordDialogCaption = Add Record 
281cwUpdateRecordDialogCaption = Update Record 
282
283# The following constants need to be translated in all languages.
284categoryCells = Cell Widgets
285contactDatabaseCategories=Family,Friends,Coworkers,Businesses,Contacts
286contactInfoFormTitle = Contact Info
287contactInfoFormFirstName = First Name:
288contactInfoFormLastName = Last Name:
289contactInfoFormCategory = Category:
290contactInfoFormBirthday = Birthday:
291contactInfoFormAddress = Address:
292contactInfoFormUpdateButton = Update Contact
293contactInfoFormCreateButton = Create Contact
294cwCellBrowserName = Cell Browser
295cwCellBrowserDescription = Browser through dynamic data using the CellBrowser.
296cwCellBrowserSelected = Selected:
297cwCellListName = Cell List
298cwCellListDescription = Render a large, custom list quickly using CellList.
299cwCellListGenerateButton = Generate 50 Contacts
300cwCellSamplerName = Cell Sampler
301cwCellSamplerDescription = The table below contains an example of most Cells provided in the API. Editable cells remember changes between table redraws until the changes are committed.
302cwCellSampleRedrawButton = Redraw Table
303cwCellSampleCommitButton = Commit Changes
304cwCellTableName = Cell Table
305cwCellTableDescription = Do you want to display large amounts of data in your application? Use CellTable to render large tables quickly.
306cwCellTableColumnAddress = Address
307cwCellTableColumnCategory = Category
308cwCellTableColumnFirstName = First Name
309cwCellTableColumnLastName = Last Name
310cwCellTreeName = Cell Tree
311cwCellTreeDescription = Render large trees dynamically using CellTree.
312cwCellTreeSelected = Selected:
313cwCellValidationName = Cell Validation
314cwCellValidationDescription = Validate user data as they enter it using cell validation techniques. Cells will maintain their edited state until you confirm the change. The fields below turn blue while the address is validated, then turn red if the address is invalid.
315cwCellValidationColumnAddress = Address
316cwCellValidationColumnName = Name
317cwCellValidationError = ERROR: Address must be of the form: ### &lt;street name&gt;
318cwCustomDataGridName = Custom Data Grid
319cwCustomDataGridDescription = Customize the structure of a DataGrid with expandable rows or messages that span the width table.
320cwCustomDataGridColumnAddress = Address
321cwCustomDataGridColumnAge = Age
322cwCustomDataGridColumnCategory = Category
323cwCustomDataGridColumnFirstName = First Name
324cwCustomDataGridColumnLastName = Last Name
325cwCustomDataGridEmpty = There is no data to display
326cwDataGridName = Data Grid
327cwDataGridDescription = Use DataGrid to render large amounts of data in your enterprise application. DataGrid has a fixed header and footer, with a scrollable content area.
328cwDataGridColumnAddress = Address
329cwDataGridColumnAge = Age
330cwDataGridColumnCategory = Category
331cwDataGridColumnFirstName = First Name
332cwDataGridColumnLastName = Last Name
333cwDataGridEmpty = There is no data to display