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	$(openbp.cockpit.title)
	The $(openbp.application.title) Maintenance and Development Enviroment
	
		../../images/application/$(openbp.application.name)Icon.png
	

	
	

	
	
		menu.cockpit.exit
		_Exit
		Exit the application
		
			../../images/toolbar/empty.png
		
	

	
		menu.cockpit.option
		Plugin _Manager...
		Open the plugin manager dialog
		
			../../images/plugins/objectbrowser.png
		
	

	
		menu.help.manual
		OpenBP _Manual
		Display the OpenBP manual as PDF document
		1
		
			../../images/toolbar/help/guide.png
		
	

	
		menu.help.reference
		_Java API Reference
		Display the Java API documentation as HTML
		1
		
			../../images/toolbar/help/guide.png
		
	

	
		menu.help.about
		_About...
		Display the about dialog
		
			../../images/application/$(openbp.application.name)Icon.png
		
	

	

		
			Open Page In New Frame
			Open the page in a new frame
			
				../../images/toolbar/file/new.png
			
		

		
			Close Page
			Close the current page
			
				../../images/toolbar/edit/delete.png
			
		

		
			Open Window in New Frame
			Drag a window here to open it in a new frame
			
				../../images/toolbar/file/new.png
			
		

	

	
	Options
	Help

	
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	Connection error
	The cockpit could not connect to the $(openbp.application.title) process engine.

The $(openbp.cockpit.title) will operate in stand alone mode.
Some functions (run process, process debugger, server reload etc.) will not be available.

If you are using the cockpit for modeling only and to not intend to execute processes, you can ignore this message.

Otherwise, make sure that the $(openbp.application.title) engine has been started and that the RMI ports 
specified in the Server.properties and Cockpit.properties files match.
	
The engine was expected to be available on host {0}, port {1}. Error message:
{2}

You may start the $(openbp.application.title) engine at any time and then press the 'Reload' button (CTRL+r) in the Cockpit in order to connect to it.

	Preloading of the object descriptor failed for class $0:

$1

	An option you have changed requires a restart.
In order for the new settings to become effective, you need to exit and restart the Cockpit.

	The server model qualifier option has been changed.
In order for the new settings to become effective, you need to restart the Cockpit.

	The guide cannot be displayed because there is no program associated with PDF files.

In order to specify a PDF reader, follow these steps:

1. Open the option dialog in the Cockpit|Options menu.
2. Select the 'Associations' section.
3. Click the 'application/pdf' MIME type.
4. Scroll down and enter/select the path to your PDF reader program
(usually the Acrobat reader 'AcroRd32.exe' on a Windows platform).
in the 'Associated Program' field.
5. Close the dialog and retry displaying the guide.

	The reference cannot be displayed because there is no program associated with HTML files.

In order to specify an HTML browser, follow these steps:

1. Open the option dialog in the Cockpit|Options menu.
2. Select the 'Associations' section.
3. Click the 'text/html' MIME type.
4. Scroll down and enter/select the path to your web browser.
5. Close the dialog and retry displaying the document.

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