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End-user Access
Customizing Error Messages
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checkIESecurityZoneSettings.String.1 There was no security zone specified.,
checkIESecurityZoneSettings.String.2 Internet Explorer %s security zone settings are acceptable.,
checkIESecurityZoneSettings.String.3 There was no security level specified.,
checkIESecurityZoneSettings.String.4 An invalid security level '%s' was specified.,
checkIESecurityZoneSettings.String.5 Could not test Internet Explorer %s security zone settings.
On Windows 2000 you must be logged in as the same user
that is currently being tested.,
checkIESecurityZoneSettings.String.6 The required security level for your Internet Explorer %s
security zone is %s or greater. To change the setting, select
Tools>>Internet Options>>Security>>%s>> select the
setting and click OK. If you are using a custom setting, higher
security settings are required for:<ul>%s</ul>* indicates an
Internet Explorer 6 or later setting,
checkIESecurityZoneSettings.String.7 There were no Internet Explorer %s security zone settings
found.,
checkIEVersion.String.1 Unable to retrieve IE version.,
checkIEVersion.String.2 Internet Explorer version %s is acceptable.,
checkIEVersion.String.3 The required Internet Explorer browser was not found or is
not current. Install the latest version.,
checkMicrosoftOfficeMacroSecurityLevel.String.1 The office_program and the security_level_required
parameters are required.,
checkMicrosoftOfficeMacroSecurityLevel.String.2 The specified office_program or security_level_required
values are invalid.,
checkMicrosoftOfficeMacroSecurityLevel.String.3 There are no Microsoft Office products installed or the user
is not logged in as the same user that is being tested.,
checkMicrosoftOfficeMacroSecurityLevel.String.4 All macro settings are acceptable.,
checkMicrosoftOfficeMacroSecurityLevel.String.5 Microsoft Office %s is not installed.,
checkMicrosoftOfficeMacroSecurityLevel.String.6 The Microsoft %s macro security level setting must be set to
%s or above. To change the security level, open %s and do
the following: Select \'Options...\' under the \'Tools\' menu.
Choose the \'Security\' tab. Press the \'Macro Security...\'
button. Select the \'Security Level\' tab. Finally, select the
security level %s or higher.,
checkNetBiosInfo.String.1 An unsupported operating system was encountered.,
Test name Description
Table 5-1. Default Test Names and Descriptions (cont.)