fontforge 2.0.0_beta1 - en to en_GB translation catalogue (164 entries)

en: Additional arguments for autotrace program:
en_GB: Additional arguements for autotrace program:

en: Bad template, unrecognized format
en_GB: Bad template, unrecognised format

en: Centered CJK Punctuation
en_GB: Centred CJK Punctuation

en: Instructions in a TrueType font refer to
    points by number, so if you edit a glyph
    in such a way that some points have different
    numbers (add points, remove them, etc.) then
    the instructions will be applied to the wrong
    points with disasterous results.
      Normally FontForge will remove the instructions
    if it detects that the points have been renumbered
    in order to avoid the above problem. You may turn
    this behavior off -- but be careful!
en_GB: Instructions in a TrueType font refer to
    points by number, so if you edit a glyph
    in such a way that some points have different
    numbers (add points, remove them, etc.) then
    the instructions will be applied to the wrong
    points with disasterous results.
      Normally FontForge will remove the instructions
    if it detects that the points have been renumbered
    in order to avoid the above problem. You may turn
    this behaviour off -- but be careful!

en: AccentCenterLowest
en_GB: AccentCentreLowest

en: When placing grave and acute accents above letters, should
    FontForge center them based on their full width, or
    should it just center based on the lowest point
    of the accent.
en_GB: When placing grave and acute accents above letters, should
    FontForge centre them based on their full width, or
    should it just centre based on the lowest point
    of the accent.

en: CharCenterHighest
en_GB: CharCentreHighest

en: When centering an accent over a glyph, should the accent
    be centered on the highest point(s) of the glyph,
    or the middle of the glyph?
en_GB: When centreing an accent over a glyph, should the accent
    be centred on the highest point(s) of the glyph,
    or the middle of the glyph?

en: Extra arguments for configuring the autotrace program
    (either autotrace or potrace)
en_GB: Extra arguements for configuring the autotrace program
    (either autotrace or potrace)

en: Ask the user for autotrace arguments each time autotrace is invoked
en_GB: Ask the user for autotrace arguements each time autotrace is invoked

en: Once upon a time, Adobe assigned PUA (public use area) encodings
    for many stylistic variants of characters (small caps, old style
    numerals, etc.). Adobe no longer believes this to be a good idea,
    and recommends that these encodings be ignored.
    
     The assignments were originally made because most applications
    could not handle OpenType features for accessing variants. Adobe
    now believes that all apps that matter can now do so. Applications
    like Word and OpenOffice still can't handle these features, so
     fontforge's default behavior is to ignore Adobe's current
    recommendations.
    
    Note: This does not affect figuring out unicode from the font's encoding,
    it just controls determining unicode from a name.
en_GB: Once upon a time, Adobe assigned PUA (public use area) encodings
    for many stylistic variants of characters (small caps, old style
    numerals, etc.). Adobe no longer believes this to be a good idea,
    and recommends that these encodings be ignored.
    
     The assignments were originally made because most applications
    could not handle OpenType features for accessing variants. Adobe
    now believes that all apps that matter can now do so. Applications
    like Word and OpenOffice still can't handle these features, so
     fontforge's default behaviour is to ignore Adobe's current
    recommendations.
    
    Note: This does not affect figuring out unicode from the font's encoding,
    it just controls determining unicode from a name.

en: RecognizePUANames
en_GB: RecognisePUANames

en: electronic end user license table
en_GB: electronic end user licence table

en: No argument to operator
en_GB: No arguement to operator

en: No argument to operator %d in private dict
en_GB: No arguement to operator %d in private dict

en: Fourth argument of imagemask must be a 6-element transformation matrix.
en_GB: Fourth arguement of imagemask must be a 6-element transformation matrix.

en: Third argument of imagemask must be a boolean.
en_GB: Third arguement of imagemask must be a boolean.

en: First and second arguments of imagemask must be integers.
en_GB: First and second arguements of imagemask must be integers.

en: Width or height arguments to imagemask contain invalid values
    (either negative or they require more data than provided).
en_GB: Width or height arguements to imagemask contain invalid values
    (either negative or they require more data than provided).

en: Multiple master subroutine called with the wrong number of arguments in %s.
en_GB: Multiple master subroutine called with the wrong number of arguements in %s.

en: This font is marked with an FSType of 2 (Restricted
    License). That means it is not editable without the
    permission of the legal owner.
    
    Do you have such permission?
en_GB: This font is marked with an FSType of 2 (Restricted
    Licence). That means it is not editable without the
    permission of the legal owner.
    
    Do you have such permission?

en: Bad hex color spec: %s
en_GB: Bad hex colour spec: %s

en: Bad RGB color spec: %s
en_GB: Bad RGB colour spec: %s

en: Failed to parse color %s
en_GB: Failed to parse colour %s

en: Bad glyph range specified in color subtable of PfEd table
en_GB: Bad glyph range specified in colour subtable of PfEd table

en: Mathematical centerline
en_GB: Mathematical centreline

en: Rotate _90° CCW
en_GB: Rotate _90° ACW

en: Pick a color
en_GB: Pick a colour

en: Color:
en_GB: Colour:

en: Don't display columns of 0s.
    The OpenType lookup allows for up to 8 kinds
    of data, but almost all kerning lookups will use just one.
    Omitting the others makes the behavior clearer.
en_GB: Don't display columns of 0s.
    The OpenType lookup allows for up to 8 kinds
    of data, but almost all kerning lookups will use just one.
    Omitting the others makes the behaviour clearer.

en: Brings up a dialog which gives fine control over
    horizontal positioning of subscripts and superscripts
    depending on their vertical positioning.
en_GB: Brings up a dialogue which gives fine control over
    horizontal positioning of subscripts and superscripts
    depending on their vertical positioning.

en: Point Color
en_GB: Point Colour

en: The color of an on-curve point
en_GB: The colour of an on-curve point

en: First Point Color
en_GB: First Point Colour

en: The color of the point which is the start of a contour
en_GB: The colour of the point which is the start of a contour

en: Selected Point Color
en_GB: Selected Point Colour

en: The color of a selected point
en_GB: The colour of a selected point

en: Extrema Point Color
en_GB: Extrema Point Colour

en: The color used to draw points at extrema (if that mode is active)
en_GB: The colour used to draw points at extrema (if that mode is active)

en: Point of Inflection Color
en_GB: Point of Inflection Colour

en: The color used to draw points of inflection (if that mode is active)
en_GB: The colour used to draw points of inflection (if that mode is active)

en: Almost H/V Color
en_GB: Almost H/V Colour

en: The color used to draw markers for splines which are almost, but not quite horizontal or vertical at their end-points
en_GB: The colour used to draw markers for splines which are almost, but not quite horizontal or vertical at their end-points

en: Next CP Color
en_GB: Next CP Colour

en: The color used to draw the "next" control point of an on-curve point
en_GB: The colour used to draw the "next" control point of an on-curve point

en: Prev CP Color
en_GB: Prev CP Colour

en: The color used to draw the "previous" control point of an on-curve point
en_GB: The colour used to draw the "previous" control point of an on-curve point

en: Selected CP Color
en_GB: Selected CP Colour

en: The color used to draw a selected control point of an on-curve point
en_GB: The colour used to draw a selected control point of an on-curve point

en: Coordinate Line Color
en_GB: Coordinate Line Colour

en: Italic Coord. Color
en_GB: Italic Coord. Colour

en: Metrics Label Color
en_GB: Metrics Label Colour

en: Hint Label Color
en_GB: Hint Label Colour

en: Blue Values Color
en_GB: Blue Values Colour

en: The color used to mark blue zones in the blue values entry of the private dictionary
en_GB: The colour used to mark blue zones in the blue values entry of the private dictionary

en: Family Blue Color
en_GB: Family Blue Colour

en: The color used to mark blue zones in the family blues entry of the private dictionary
en_GB: The colour used to mark blue zones in the family blues entry of the private dictionary

en: Diagonal Hint Color
en_GB: Diagonal Hint Colour

en: The color used to draw diagonal hints
en_GB: The colour used to draw diagonal hints

en: Horiz. Hint Color
en_GB: Horiz. Hint Colour

en: The color used to draw horizontal hints
en_GB: The colour used to draw horizontal hints

en: The color used to draw vertical hints
en_GB: The colour used to draw vertical hints

en: Vert. Hint Color
en_GB: Vert. Hint Colour

en: HFlex Hint Color
en_GB: HFlex Hint Colour

en: VFlex Hint Color
en_GB: VFlex Hint Colour

en: Conflict Hint Color
en_GB: Conflict Hint Colour

en: The color used to draw a hint which conflicts with another
en_GB: The colour used to draw a hint which conflicts with another

en: HHint Active Color
en_GB: HHint Active Colour

en: The color used to draw the active horizontal hint which the Review Hints dialog is examining
en_GB: The colour used to draw the active horizontal hint which the Review Hints dialogue is examining

en: The color used to draw the active vertical hint which the Review Hints dialog is examining
en_GB: The colour used to draw the active vertical hint which the Review Hints dialogue is examining

en: VHint Active Color
en_GB: VHint Active Colour

en: The color of the line marking the advance width
en_GB: The colour of the line marking the advance width

en: Width Color
en_GB: Width Colour

en: Selected Width Color
en_GB: Selected Width Colour

en: The color of the line marking the advance width when it is selected
en_GB: The colour of the line marking the advance width when it is selected

en: Grid Fit Width Color
en_GB: Grid Fit Width Colour

en: The color of the line marking the grid-fit advance width
en_GB: The colour of the line marking the grid-fit advance width

en: Ligature Caret Color
en_GB: Ligature Caret Colour

en: The color of the line(s) marking ligature carets
en_GB: The colour of the line(s) marking ligature carets

en: Anchor Color
en_GB: Anchor Colour

en: The color of anchor stars
en_GB: The colour of anchor stars

en: Anchored Line Color
en_GB: Anchored Line Colour

en: The color of another glyph drawn in the current view to show where it would be placed by an anchor lookup
en_GB: The colour of another glyph drawn in the current view to show where it would be placed by an anchor lookup

en: Template Color
en_GB: Template Colour

en: Old Outline Color
en_GB: Old Outline Colour

en: Original Color
en_GB: Original Colour

en: Guide Layer Color
en_GB: Guide Layer Colour

en: Grid Fit Color
en_GB: Grid Fit Colour

en: The color of grid-fit outlines
en_GB: The colour of grid-fit outlines

en: Inactive Layer Color
en_GB: Inactive Layer Colour

en: The color of outlines in inactive layers
en_GB: The colour of outlines in inactive layers

en: Active Layer Color
en_GB: Active Layer Colour

en: The color of outlines in the active layer
en_GB: The colour of outlines in the active layer

en: Clip Path Color
en_GB: Clip Path Colour

en: The color of the clip path
en_GB: The colour of the clip path

en: Background Image Color
en_GB: Background Image Colour

en: The color used to draw bitmap (single bit) images which do not specify a clut
en_GB: The colour used to draw bitmap (single bit) images which do not specify a clut

en: Fill Color
en_GB: Fill Colour

en: The color used to fill the outline if that mode is active
en_GB: The colour used to fill the outline if that mode is active

en: Trace Color
en_GB: Trace Colour

en: Raster Color
en_GB: Raster Colour

en: The color of grid-fit (and other) raster blocks
en_GB: The colour of grid-fit (and other) raster blocks

en: Raster New Color
en_GB: Raster New Colour

en: The color of raster blocks which have just been turned on (in the debugger when an instruction moves a point)
en_GB: The colour of raster blocks which have just been turned on (in the debugger when an instruction moves a point)

en: Raster Old Color
en_GB: Raster Old Colour

en: The color of raster blocks which have just been turned off (in the debugger when an instruction moves a point)
en_GB: The colour of raster blocks which have just been turned off (in the debugger when an instruction moves a point)

en: Raster Grid Color
en_GB: Raster Grid Colour

en: Raster Dark Color
en_GB: Raster Dark Colour

en: Center Bet_ween Control Points
en_GB: Centre Bet_ween Control Points

en: _Center in Width
en_GB: _Centre in Width

en: You are deleting the last anchor point in this character.
    Doing so will cause this dialog to close, is that what you want?
en_GB: You are deleting the last anchor point in this character.
    Doing so will cause this dialogue to close, is that what you want?

en: This index is much larger than the closest neighbor
en_GB: This index is much larger than the closest neighbour

en: Center Out
en_GB: Centre Out

en: _Miter
en_GB: _Mitre

en: Bad color on line %d, must be between 000000 and ffffff.
en_GB: Bad colour on line %d, must be between 000000 and ffffff.

en: Color
en_GB: Colour

en:   A linear gradient is represented by a line drawn
    from its start point to its end point.
      A radial gradient is represented by a line drawn
    from its center whose length is the ultimate radius.
    If there is a single additional point, that point
    represents the gradient's focus, if omitted the focus
    is the same as the radius.
en_GB:   A linear gradient is represented by a line drawn
    from its start point to its end point.
      A radial gradient is represented by a line drawn
    from its centre whose length is the ultimate radius.
    If there is a single additional point, that point
    represents the gradient's focus, if omitted the focus
    is the same as the radius.

en: The gradient will be a linear gradient,
    With the color change happening along
    the line drawn in the view
en_GB: The gradient will be a linear gradient,
    With the colour change happening along
    the line drawn in the view

en: The gradient will be a radial gradient,
    With the color change happening in circles
    starting at the focus (if specified) and
    extending outward until it reaches the
    specified radius.
en_GB: The gradient will be a radial gradient,
    With the colour change happening in circles
    starting at the focus (if specified) and
    extending outward until it reaches the
    specified radius.

en: Beyond the endpoints, the gradient takes on the color at the end-points
    This does not work for PostScript linear gradients
en_GB: Beyond the endpoints, the gradient takes on the colour at the end-points
    This does not work for PostScript linear gradients

en: Specify the color (& opacity) at stop points
    along the line drawn above. The offset is a
    percentage of the distance from the start to
    the end of the line. The color is a 6 (hex)
    digit number expressing an RGB color.
en_GB: Specify the colour (& opacity) at stop points
    along the line drawn above. The offset is a
    percentage of the distance from the start to
    the end of the line. The colour is a 6 (hex)
    digit number expressing an RGB colour.

en: Bad Color
en_GB: Bad Colour

en: Centered
en_GB: Centred

en: Normal/Off-Center
en_GB: Normal/Off-Centre

en: Oblique/Off-Center
en_GB: Oblique/Off-Centre

en: License
en_GB: Licence

en: License URL
en_GB: Licence URL

en: (Adobe now considers XUID/UniqueID unnecessary)
en_GB: (Adobe now consider XUID/UniqueID unnecessary)

en: Allow editing of multiple colors and shades, fills and strokes.
    Multi layered fonts can only be output as type3 or svg fonts.
en_GB: Allow editing of multiple colours and shades, fills and strokes.
    Multi layered fonts can only be output as type3 or svg fonts.

en: Histogram Dialog
en_GB: Histogram Dialogue

en: Can this font be embedded in a downloadable (pdf)
    document, and if so, what behaviors are permitted on
    both the document and the font.
en_GB: Can this font be embedded in a downloadable (pdf)
    document, and if so, what behaviours are permitted on
    both the document and the font.

en: Select by _Color
en_GB: Select by _Colour

en: Set _Color
en_GB: Set _Colour

en: _License...
en_GB: _Licence...

en: Color used to draw the background of selected glyphs
en_GB: Colour used to draw the background of selected glyphs

en: Selected BG Color
en_GB: Selected BG Colour

en: Color used to draw the foreground of selected glyphs
en_GB: Colour used to draw the foreground of selected glyphs

en: Selected FG Color
en_GB: Selected FG Colour

en: Changed Color
en_GB: Changed Colour

en: Color used to mark a changed glyph
en_GB: Colour used to mark a changed glyph

en: Background color for the drawing area of all views
en_GB: Background colour for the drawing area of all views

en: Select by Color
en_GB: Select by Colour

en: Don't display columns of 0s.
    The OpenType lookup allows for up to 8 kinds
    of data, but almost all lookups will use just one or two.
    Omitting the others makes the behavior clearer.
en_GB: Don't display columns of 0s.
    The OpenType lookup allows for up to 8 kinds
    of data, but almost all lookups will use just one or two.
    Omitting the others makes the behaviour clearer.

en: Color used to draw the advance width line of a glyph
en_GB: Colour used to draw the advance width line of a glyph

en: Color used to draw the italic advance width line of a glyph
en_GB: Colour used to draw the italic advance width line of a glyph

en: Color used to draw the kerning line
en_GB: Colour used to draw the kerning line

en: Kern Line Color
en_GB: Kern Line Colour

en: Color used to draw the left side bearing
en_GB: Colour used to draw the left side bearing

en: Side Bearing Color
en_GB: Side Bearing Colour

en: Color used to mark the selected glyph
en_GB: Colour used to mark the selected glyph

en: Center of Selection
en_GB: Centre of Selection

en: This is the approximate location of the vanishing point.
    It does not include the offset induced by "Center of selection"
    nor "Last Press".
en_GB: This is the approximate location of the vanishing point.
    It does not include the offset induced by "Centre of selection"
    nor "Last Press".

en: Apple and MS/Adobe differ about the format of truetype and opentype files.
    This controls the default setting of the Apple checkbox in the
    File->Generate Font dialog.
    The main differences are:
     Bitmap data are stored in different tables
     Scaled composite glyphs are treated differently
     Use of GSUB rather than morx(t)/feat
     Use of GPOS rather than kern/opbd
     Use of GDEF rather than lcar/prop
    If both this and OpenType are set, both formats are generated
en_GB: Apple and MS/Adobe differ about the format of truetype and opentype files.
    This controls the default setting of the Apple checkbox in the
    File->Generate Font dialogue.
    The main differences are:
     Bitmap data are stored in different tables
     Scaled composite glyphs are treated differently
     Use of GSUB rather than morx(t)/feat
     Use of GPOS rather than kern/opbd
     Use of GDEF rather than lcar/prop
    If both this and OpenType are set, both formats are generated

en: Apple and MS/Adobe differ about the format of truetype and opentype files.
    This controls the default setting of the OpenType checkbox in the
    File->Generate Font dialog.
    The main differences are:
     Bitmap data are stored in different tables
     Scaled composite glyphs are treated differently
     Use of GSUB rather than morx(t)/feat
     Use of GPOS rather than kern/opbd
     Use of GDEF rather than lcar/prop
    If both this and Apple are set, both formats are generated
en_GB: Apple and MS/Adobe differ about the format of truetype and opentype files.
    This controls the default setting of the OpenType checkbox in the
    File->Generate Font dialogue.
    The main differences are:
     Bitmap data are stored in different tables
     Scaled composite glyphs are treated differently
     Use of GSUB rather than morx(t)/feat
     Use of GPOS rather than kern/opbd
     Use of GDEF rather than lcar/prop
    If both this and Apple are set, both formats are generated

en: Prefs_App|to alter that behavior you may set an environment
en_GB: to alter that behaviour you may set an environment

en: Prefs_App|FontForge recognizes BROWSER, MF and AUTOTRACE.
en_GB: FontForge recognises BROWSER, MF and AUTOTRACE.

en: Save Colors
en_GB: Save Colours

en: Save glyph colors in the PfEd table
en_GB: Save glyph colours in the PfEd table

en: The convention is that PostScript fonts should have an Em-Size of 1000. But this font has a size of %d. This is not an error, but you might consider altering the Em-Size with the Element->Font Info->General dialog.
    Do you wish to continue to generate your font in spite of this?
en_GB: The convention is that PostScript fonts should have an Em-Size of 1000. But this font has a size of %d. This is not an error, but you might consider altering the Em-Size with the Element->Font Info->General dialogue.
    Do you wish to continue to generate your font in spite of this?

en: The convention is that TrueType fonts should have an Em-Size which is a power of 2. But this font has a size of %d. This is not an error, but you might consider altering the Em-Size with the Element->Font Info->General dialog.
    Do you wish to continue to generate your font in spite of this?
en_GB: The convention is that TrueType fonts should have an Em-Size which is a power of 2. But this font has a size of %d. This is not an error, but you might consider altering the Em-Size with the Element->Font Info->General dialogue.
    Do you wish to continue to generate your font in spite of this?

en: Allows you to select optional behavior when generating the font
en_GB: Allows you to select optional behaviour when generating the font

en: Retain current advance width, center glyph within that width
en_GB: Retain current advance width, centre glyph within that width

en: The %1$s in the search dialog contains a reference to %2$.20hs which does not exist in the new font.
    Should I remove the reference?
en_GB: The %1$s in the search dialogue contains a reference to %2$.20hs which does not exist in the new font.
    Should I remove the reference?

en: The tiles should be centered on the path
en_GB: The tiles should be centred on the path
