Translations by Marta Rybczyńska

<qt>Invitations are normally sent as attachments to a mail. This switch changes the invitation mails to be sent in the text of the mail instead; this is necessary to send invitations and replies to Microsoft Outlook.<br />But, when you do this, you no longer get descriptive text that mail programs can read; so, to people who have email programs that do not understand the invitations, the resulting messages look very odd.<br />People that have email programs that do understand invitations will still be able to work with this.</qt>

Chiasmus Decryption Key Selection

When this is checked, received invitation emails that have been replied to will be moved to the Trash folder, once the reply has been successfully sent.

Delete invitation emails after the reply to them has been sent

Execute

Do you really want to execute <filename>%1</filename>?

Opening URL...

URL copied to clipboard.

Address copied to clipboard.

Decrypt With Chiasmus...

Save As...

When this is checked, you will not see the mail composer window. Instead, all invitation mails are sent automatically. If you want to see the mail before sending it, you can uncheck this option. However, be aware that the text in the composer window is in iCalendar syntax, and you should not try modifying it by hand.

Automatic invitation sending

Send groupware invitations in the mail body

Microsoft Outlook has a number of shortcomings in its implementation of the iCalendar standard; this option works around one of them. If you have problems with Outlook users not being able to get your replies, try setting this option.

Mangle From:/To: headers in replies to replies

Turn this option on in order to make Outlook(tm) understand your answers to invitations

Turn this option on in order to make Outlook(tm) understand your answers to invitation replies

Groupware Compatibility && Legacy Options

Do not send MDNs in response to encrypted messages

Allow messages to load external references from the Internet

Prefer HTML to plain text

Additional arguments for chiasmus:

Please select the Chiasmus key file to use:

Open attachment '%1'? Note that opening an attachment may compromise your system's security.

Open Attachment?

&Open with '%1'

&Open With...

Auto

Edit with:

Unable to edit attachment

No Subject

[vCard]

CC:

BCC:

Date:

From:

To:

Reply to:

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(resent from %1)

To:

User-Agent:

X-Mailer:

Spam Status:

To:

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Message Part Properties

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