SMPLG_106=Add
SMPLG_107=Delete
SMPLG_108=Description
SMPLG_109=Apply
SMPLG_110=Undo
SMPLG_111=Edit
SMPLG_112=Advanced Settings
SMPLG_113=Address List
SMPLG_114=Message Tagging
SMPLG_115=Anti-Spam Address List
SMPLG_116=Defines the address lists to block or allow in the Anti-Spam Module.
SMPLG_117=Anti-Spam Advanced Settings
SMPLG_118=Anti-Spam Message Tagging
SMPLG_119=Defines the Message Tagging settings in the Anti-Spam Module
SMPLG_120=Defines the advanced settings for the Anti-Spam Module.
SMPLG_121=Advanced Settings
SMPLG_122=Address List
SMPLG_123=Message Tagging
SMPLG_124=Remove All
SMPLG_125=Details
SMPLG_126=Anti-Spam History
SMPLG_127=Remove
SMPLG_128=Learning Engine
SMPLG_129=General Settings
SMPLG_130=Blacklisted Countries
SMPLG_131=Refresh
SMPLG_132=Whitelisted ISPs
SMPLG_133=Realtime Blacklists
SMPLG_134=Block List
SMPLG_135=Allow List
SMPLG_136=Date
SMPLG_137=Time
SMPLG_138=Reason
SMPLG_139=Application Icon
SMPLG_140=Name
SMPLG_141=Description
SMPLG_142=Displays important information related to spam events and activities.
SMPLG_143=Status
SMPLG_144=Spam
SMPLG_145=Not Spam
SMPLG_146=From
SMPLG_147=These email and I.P. addresses on this list will not be marked as spam by Anti-Spam.#\#r#\#nNote: IP Ranges 10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0-172.31.255.255, 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255 and 127.0.0.0/8 will be ignored by the engine.
SMPLG_148=These email and I.P. addresses on this list will be marked as spam by Anti-Spam.#\#r#\#nNote: IP Ranges 10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0-172.31.255.255, 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255 and 127.0.0.0/8 will be ignored by the engine.
SMPLG_149=Import
SMPLG_150=Value
SMPLG_151=Program Settings
SMPLG_152=Pick a Category:
SMPLG_153=IP
SMPLG_154=Email
SMPLG_155=Subject Line Tags
SMPLG_156=Mark spam messages with
SMPLG_157=Mark spam messages with spam reason
SMPLG_158=Add Tags
SMPLG_159=General options:
SMPLG_160=Before the subject line
SMPLG_161=After the subject line
SMPLG_162=Seconds
SMPLG_163=Add 'X-Wlist-Pattern:' and 'X-Blist-Pattern:' headers to the message
SMPLG_164=Auto Refresh
SMPLG_165=Note: These headers indicate which line of the local whitelist or blacklist affected the message. To examine these headers your mail clients must have the ability to view unformatted mime message.
SMPLG_166=Database
SMPLG_167=Use Bayesian Filter in SPAM Filtering
SMPLG_168=SPAM detection threshold (%):
SMPLG_169=Number of words to use in calculation:
SMPLG_170=Warning! This feature is disabled in the free evaluation version. Register now to enable Bayesian filtering.
SMPLG_171=Custom
SMPLG_172=Aggressive
SMPLG_173=Normal
SMPLG_174=Safe
SMPLG_175=Select your own set of Realtime Blacklists to use in filtering.
SMPLG_176=Aggressive set of Realtime Blacklists that will catch more SPAM, but at a slightly increased risk of mistaken legitimate emails as SPAM.
SMPLG_177=Optimal set of Realtime Blacklists that balance between SPAM detection and mistaken legitimate emails as SPAM.
SMPLG_178=Minimal set of Realtime Blacklists that may not detect some SPAM emails.
SMPLG_179=Message Header Code:
SMPLG_180=Engine Version
SMPLG_181=Product Version
SMPLG_182=Spams detected
SMPLG_183=This address item conflicts with an existing entry in the allow or block list.
SMPLG_184=This item conflicts with the engine's default IP ranges.
SMPLG_199=EXE (Executables, *.exe)|*.exe||
SMPLG_200=Application already exists in the list
SMPLG_202=Allow
SMPLG_203=Block
SMPLG_204=Details
SMPLG_205=Location
SMPLG_207=You have made changes to the settings on this page. Do you want to keep these changes?
SMPLG_208=PCTools Anti-Spam
SMPLG_225=Log
SMPLG_242=Undefined
SMPLG_243=All
SMPLG_272=Start
SMPLG_273=End
SMPLG_287=OK
SMPLG_288=Cancel
SMPLG_289=Close
SMPLG_301=Language options:
SMPLG_344=Next >
SMPLG_345=< Back
SMPLG_346=Finish
SMPLG_348=N/A
SMPLG_349=Unknown
SMPLG_353=Type
SMPLG_354=Code
SMPLG_355=Data
SMPLG_356=Protocol
SMPLG_358=Offset
SMPLG_363=Defines the general settings for the Anti-Spam module.
SMPLG_399=Export...
SMPLG_402=Yes
SMPLG_403=No
SMPLG_404=Do not show this dialog again
SMPLG_405=This action cannot be done as the Anti-Spam service is not currently running.
SMPLG_426=ID
SMPLG_427=Action
SMPLG_495=Logs provide details on communications that have been intercepted by Anti-Spam based on the logging options in Applications and Advanced Rules.
SMPLG_496=Use this category to customize general settings, including tray options, white list and filtering options
SMPLG_498=Anti-Spam General Settings
SMPLG_506=Condition
SMPLG_513=Customize
SMPLG_525=Permissions
SMPLG_554=Unknown Applicatoin
SMPLG_566=To
SMPLG_567=Optional
SMPLG_568=Add Address
SMPLG_569=Edit Address
SMPLG_570=Invalid Email address.
SMPLG_571=Invalid IP range
SMPLG_581=All Applications
SMPLG_582=Summary
SMPLG_583=Connections
SMPLG_590=Remote Address
SMPLG_591=Status
SMPLG_592=Other
SMPLG_593=Use this category to configure other settings for Spammonitor
SMPLG_594=Other Settings
SMPLG_595=Allows you to configure other settings
SMPLG_604=Settings
SMPLG_605=Version
SMPLG_608=On
SMPLG_609=Off
SMPLG_611=Actions
SMPLG_701=Combination of the Spamhaus SBL and XBL lists; contains known spammers & spam-support services, plus systems infected with illegal 3rd party exploits such as open proxies & spamming worms/viruses.
SMPLG_702=The Spamhaus SBL lists known spammers, spam gangs, spam operations and spam support services. SBL entries are backed up with evidence which has fully satisfied the Spamhaus Project team that the IP or netblock is under the control of a spam operation or a spam service.
SMPLG_703=Spamhaus Exploits Block List (XBL) of illegal 3rd party exploits, including open proxies (HTTP, socks, AnalogX, wingate, etc), worms/viruses with built-in spam engines, and other types of trojan-horse exploits. The XBL wholly incorporates the highly-trusted CBL (Composite Block List) from cbl.abuseat.org
SMPLG_704=The CBL takes its source data from very large spamtraps, and only lists IPs exhibiting characteristics which are specific to open proxies of various sorts
SMPLG_705=The Open Relay DataBase is a non-profit organisation which stores a list of machines which are open (or insecure) SMTP relays. These relays are, or are likely to be, used as conduits for sending unsolicited bulk email.
SMPLG_706=The SCBL is a list of IP addresses which have transmitted reported email to SpamCop users, which in turn is used to block and filter unwanted email.
SMPLG_707=spambag.org is a personal list of networks whom the author believes actively or passively allow abusive or antisocial behavior. Examples of what he considers abusive or antisocial behavior are: spamming, mailbombing, mail server dictionary attacks, and web page E-mail address harvesting.
SMPLG_708=This lists parts if the Internet that are not compliant with RFC954, such as I.P. address with inaccurate or out-of-date information in IP whois records, and IP addresses which lack of any WHOIS service whatsoever. This list is not concerned with spam; however, the theory goes that those hosts not compliant with Internet protocols are more likely to facilitate other forms of network abuse (e.g. spam).
SMPLG_709=Not Just Another Bogus List. Lists known open relays, open proxies, insecure form-mail scripts and known spammers.
SMPLG_710=Distributed Server Boycott List. Another list of open proxies, open relays, and insecure form-mail scripts.
SMPLG_711=Bulgarian SPAM prevention system; designed to protect Bulgarian users from Bulgarian spam.
SMPLG_712=SORBS is an acronym for Spam and Open Relay Blocking System. This is not strictly accurate as a description though, as it stops Open Proxy servers and Open SOCKS servers as well as Open Relays.
SMPLG_713=SPEWS is a listing mostly of sites that knowingly support or facilitate spam, or are connected to those who do. The people behind SPEWS are famous for being anonymous. SPEWS is often considered an "aggressive" DNSBL list, and brings an increased chance of legitimate mail being mistaken for spam.
SMPLG_714=This blacklist uses the spam reports located on the website
www.spam-rbl.com. It lists the adresses used to send spam. Spam-RBL is original in that it puts the spam targets in touch with the administrators so that they can take action against the 'spammers' as soon as possible. The list is updated several times a day.
SMPLG_715=This list contains all of China and Korea. If you get lots of Chinese or Korean spam and you don't know anyone in China or Korea, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_716=This list contains all of Korea. If you get lots of Korean spam and you don't know anyone in Korea, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_717=This list contains all of China. If you get lots of Chinese spam and you don't know anyone in China, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_718=This list contains all of Hong Kong. If you get lots of spam from Hong Kong and you don't know anyone in Hong Kong, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_719=This list contains all of Taiwan. If you get lots of spam from Taiwan and you don't know anyone in Taiwan, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_720=This list contains all of Japan. If you get lots of spam from Japan and you don't know anyone in Japan, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_721=This list contains all of Thailand. If you get lots of spam from Thailand and you don't know anyone in Thailand, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_722=This list contains all of Malaysia. If you get lots of spam from Malaysia and you don't know anyone in Malaysia, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_723=This list contains all of Singapore. If you get lots of spam from Singapore and you don't know anyone in Singapore, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_724=This list contains all of Argentina. If you get lots of spam from Argentina and you don't know anyone in Argentina, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_725=This list contains all of Brazil. If you get lots of spam from Brazil and you don't know anyone in Brazil, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_726=This list contains all of Nigeria. If you get lots of spam from Nigeria and you don't know anyone in Nigeria, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_727=This list contains all of Russia. If you get lots of spam from Russia and you don't know anyone in Russia, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_728=This list contains all of Turkey. If you get lots of spam from Turkey and you don't know anyone in Turkey, you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_729=This list contains all of the United States. If you get lots of spam from the U.S. and you don't know anyone in the U.S., you could use this DNSBL service to cut down on it.
SMPLG_730=Yahoo is sometimes present in some of the public blacklists; to ignore blacklistings for Yahoo, select the ignorelist for this provider.
SMPLG_731=Above.net and its downstreams are sometimes present in some of the public blacklists; to ignore blacklistings for Above.net, select the ignorelist for this provider.
SMPLG_732=BellSouth and its downstreams are sometimes present in some of the public blacklists; to ignore blacklistings for BellSouth, select the ignorelist for this provider.
SMPLG_733=C&&W and its downstreams are sometimes present in some of the public blacklists; to ignore blacklistings for Cable and Wireless, select the ignorelist for this provider.
SMPLG_734=Level 3 and its downstreams are sometimes present in some of the public blacklists; to ignore blacklistings for Level3, select the ignorelist for this provider.
SMPLG_735=RoadRunner and its downstreams are sometimes present in some of the public blacklists; to ignore blacklistings for RoadRunner, select the ignorelist for this provider.
SMPLG_736=Telstra and its downstreams are sometimes present in some of the public blacklists; to ignore blacklistings for Telstra, select the ignorelist for this provider.
SMPLG_737=Wanadoo France and its downstreams are sometimes present in some of the public blacklists; to ignore blacklistings for Wanadoo France, select the ignorelist for this provider.
SMPLG_801=Select the countries from which you want to assume all emails will be spam.
SMPLG_811=Click on the name of an ISP for more information.
