[ZendTo] Translation request for 5.01

[Jules]

And one more string please (sorry folks!):

"(It will copy, not move)"
This is displayed in smaller type under the "Drop to Add Files" text 
shown in the centre of the page during a drag-and-drop operation. It is 
there because IE incorrectly states the files will be moved rather than 
copied, and we don't want to alarm any poor IE users. They already have 
quite enough to cope with in their browsing lives.

Thanks!
Jules.

On 03/02/2018 19:05, Jules wrote:
> To all my wonderful translators:
>
> I have added a new feature to 5.01 — checksums of uploaded files.
> For this, there are a few new strings that need translating.
>
> Please can you send me translations for each of these:
>
> 1. "Not calculated" (shown in place of a checksum if/when the checksum 
> was not calculated).
> 2. "SHA-256 Checksum" (Used as a column header when the checksum is 
> displayed on the drop-off summary).
> 3. "SHA-256 Checksum: %1" (Used in text portion of email to show the 
> value of the checksum).
> 4. "It will take too long to calculate the checksum of your drop-off." 
> (Line 1 of alert box shown when the user requests checksums in a 
> drop-off that is larger than the set limit).
> 5. "Only drop-offs up to a maximum of __MAXSIZE__ can be checksummed." 
> (Line 2 of alert box shown when the user requests checksums in a 
> drop-off that is larger than the set limit. __MAXSIZE__ is replaced 
> with the limit, eg '200 MB').
> 6. "Calculate SHA-256 checksum of each file." (Used in new drop-off 
> form next to tickbox for user to request checksums).
>
> Many thanks!
>
> Jules
>

Jules

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