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language/tchinese/apcal_constants.php (2 issues)

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if( defined( 'FOR_XOOPS_LANG_CHECKER' ) || ! defined( 'APCAL_CNST_LOADED' ) ) {
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// Appended by Xoops Language Checker -GIJOE- in 2005-09-09 18:17:12
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define('_APCAL_MB_LINK_TO_RRULE1ST','�̪�]�w����');
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define('_APCAL_MB_RRULE1ST','�Ĥ@���o�ͪ���');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_DELETE_ONE','�浧�R��');
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define('_APCAL_JS_CALENDAR','calendar-tw.js');
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define('_APCAL_JSFMT_YMDN','%Y�~ %B %d�� (%A)');
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define('_APCAL_DTFMT_MINUTE','i');
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define('_APCAL_FMT_YMDN','%1$s�~ %2$s %3$s %4$s');
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define('_APCAL_FMT_DHI','%1$s %2$s:%3$s');
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define('_APCAL_FMT_HI','%1$s:%2$s');
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define('_APCAL_TH_TIMEZONE','�ɰ�');
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define( 'APCAL_CNST_LOADED' , 1 ) ;
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define('_APCAL_FMT_MD','%1$s%2$s') ;
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define('_APCAL_FMT_YMD','%1$s�~ %2$s %3$s') ;
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define('_APCAL_FMT_YMW','%1$s�~ %2$s %3$s ') ;
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define('_APCAL_FMT_YEAR_MONTH','%1$s�~ %2$s') ;
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define('_APCAL_FMT_YEAR','%s�~') ;
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define('_APCAL_ICON_DAILY','���') ;
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define('_APCAL_ICON_WEEKLY','�g��') ;
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define('_APCAL_ICON_MONTHLY','���') ;
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define('_APCAL_ICON_YEARLY','�~��') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_LINKTODAY','����') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_NOSUBJECT','(�S���D�D)') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_PREV_DATE','�e�@��') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_NEXT_DATE','���@��') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_PREV_WEEK','�W�g') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_NEXT_WEEK','�U�g') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_PREV_MONTH','�W�Ӥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_NEXT_MONTH','�U�Ӥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_PREV_YEAR','�e�@�~') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_NEXT_YEAR','���@�~') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_NOEVENT','�S���ƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_ADDEVENT','�s�W�ƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_CONTINUING','(�~��)') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_RESTEVENT_PRE','��h') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_RESTEVENT_SUF','�ƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_TIMESEPARATOR','��') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_ALLDAY_EVENT','���Ѩƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_LONG_EVENT','�����ƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_LONG_SPECIALDAY','�g�~������E���鵥') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_PUBLIC','���}�ƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_PRIVATE','�����}�ƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_PRIVATETARGET','�@�@���}��G %s');
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define('_APCAL_MB_EVENT_NOTREGISTER','�|������') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_EVENT_ADMITTED','�w�f��') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_EVENT_NEEDADMIT','�f�֤�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_TITLE_EVENTINFO','��ƾ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_SUBTITLE_EVENTDETAIL','�[�ݸԱ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_SUBTITLE_EVENTEDIT','�s��') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_HOUR_SUF','��') ;
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define('_APCAL_MB_MINUTE_SUF','��') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_SUMMARY','�ƥ�W') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_STARTDATETIME','�}�l���') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_ENDDATETIME','������') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_ALLDAYOPTIONS','���ѿﶵ') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_LOCATION','�������') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_CONTACT','����H��') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_CLASS','��O') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_DESCRIPTION','�ԲӤ��e') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_RRULE','���ƿﶵ') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_ADMISSIONSTATUS','���A') ;
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define('_APCAL_NTC_MONTHLYBYMONTHDAY',' (���w��)') ;
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define('_APCAL_NTC_EXTRACTLIMIT','�����ƤW�� %s ���ƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_NTC_NUMBEROFNEEDADMIT','(%s��|���֥i�ƥ�)') ;
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define('_APCAL_OPT_PRIVATEMYSELF','�ӤH�M��') ;
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define('_APCAL_OPT_PRIVATEGROUP','�s�աG%s') ;
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define('_APCAL_OPT_PRIVATEINVALID','(�L���s��)') ;
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define('_APCAL_CNFM_SAVEAS_YN','�z�n�x�s���t�@�������ܡH') ;
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define('_APCAL_CNFM_DELETE_YN','�z�n�R���o�������ܡH') ;
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define('_APCAL_ERR_INVALID_EVENT_ID','���~�G�S���o�{�ƥ�ID') ;
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define('_APCAL_ERR_NOPERM_TO_SHOW',"���~�G�z�S���[�ݪ��v��") ;
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define('_APCAL_ERR_NOPERM_TO_OUTPUTICS',"���~�G�z�S���ץX�� iCalendar ���v��") ;
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define('_APCAL_ERR_LACKINDISPITEM','�٦� %s �|����J�C<br />�Ы��^�W�@���A��J') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_JUMP','����') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_NEWINSERTED','�s�W') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_SUBMITCHANGES',' �ܧ�! ') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_SAVEAS','�x�s��') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_DELETE','�R��') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_EDITEVENT','�s��') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_RESET','���]') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_OUTPUTICS_WIN','iCalendar(Win)') ;
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define('_APCAL_BTN_OUTPUTICS_MAC','iCalendar(Mac)') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_EVERYDAY','�C��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_EVERYWEEK','�C�g') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_EVERYMONTH','�C��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_EVERYYEAR','�C�~') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQDAILY','�魫��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQWEEKLY','�g����') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQMONTHLY','�뭫��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQYEARLY','�~����') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQDAILY_PRE','�C�j�G') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQWEEKLY_PRE','�C�j�G') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQMONTHLY_PRE','�C�j�G') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQYEARLY_PRE','�C�j�G') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQDAILY_SUF','��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQWEEKLY_SUF','�g') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQMONTHLY_SUF','��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_FREQYEARLY_SUF','�~') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_PERDAY','�C %s ��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_PERWEEK','�C %s �g') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_PERMONTH','�C %s ��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_PERYEAR','�C %s �~') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_COUNT','<br />%s ��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_UNTIL','<br />�� %s') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_R_NORRULE','�D���ƨƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_R_YESRRULE','���ƨƥ�') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_OR','��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_S_NOTSELECTED','-�S�����-') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_S_SAMEASBDATE','�P�}�l���P�@��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_R_NOCOUNTUNTIL','�S������') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_R_USECOUNT_PRE','���Ʀ���') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_R_USECOUNT_SUF','��') ;
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define('_APCAL_RR_R_USEUNTIL','����') ;
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define('_APCAL_TH_SUBMITTER','�o���');
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define('_APCAL_FMT_YW','%1$s�~ ��%2$s�g ');
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define('_APCAL_FMT_WEEKNO','��%s�g');
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define('_APCAL_ICON_LIST','��ܦ�Ƥ@���');
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define('_APCAL_MB_SHOWALLCAT','��ܥ�����O');
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define('_APCAL_MB_ORDER_ASC','���');
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define('_APCAL_MB_ORDER_DESC','���');
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define('_APCAL_MB_SORTBY','�ƦC���ǡG');
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define('_APCAL_MB_CURSORTEDBY','�ثe���ƦC�覡�G');
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define('_APCAL_TH_CATEGORIES','��O');
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define('_APCAL_TH_LASTMODIFIED','�̫��s��');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_PRINT','�C�L');
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define('_APCAL_FMT_YMDO','%1$s%2$s%3$s%4$s');
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define('_APCAL_MB_LABEL_CHECKEDITEMS','�N�����ƥ�G');
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define('_APCAL_MB_LABEL_OUTPUTICS','�ϥ� iCalendar �ץX');
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define('_APCAL_MB_ICALSELECTPLATFORM','��ܥ��O');
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define('_APCAL_MB_OP_AFTER','���᪺�ƥ�');
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define('_APCAL_MB_OP_BEFORE','���e���ƥ�');
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define('_APCAL_MB_OP_ON','��');
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define('_APCAL_MB_OP_ALL','����');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_IMPORT','����פJ');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_UPLOAD','�����s');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_EXPORT','��X');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_EXTRACT','�^��');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_ADMIT','�֥i');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_MOVE','����');
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define('_APCAL_BTN_COPY','�ƻs');
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}
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