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  <message id="msg.send">Send (not really)</message>
  <message id="msg.savenow">Save Now</message>
  <message id="msg.discard">Discard</message>
  <message id="msg.to">To:</message>
  <message id="msg.cc">Cc:</message>
  <message id="msg.bcc">Bcc:</message>
  <message id="msg.addcc">Add Cc</message>
  <message id="msg.addbcc">Add Bcc</message>
  <message id="msg.subject">Subject:</message>
  <message id="msg.attachfile">Attach a file</message>
  <message id="msg.attachanother">Attach another file</message>
  <message id="msg.remove">remove</message>
  <message id="msg.file-empty">Error: file was empty!</message>
  <message id="msg.file-too-large">Error: file size of {1} KB exceeds limit ({2} KB).</message>
  <message id="msg.uploading">Uploading attachments...</message>
  <message id="msg.attachment.failed">Error: empty or oversized attachments?</message>
  <message id="example.info">
    <p>This is an example application of 
      <a href="http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt">Wt</a>, a C++ toolkit for
      developping web applications.</p>
    <p>The benefit of Wt's widget approach to web development is the
      possibility to define self-contained components (such as in this case
      the Composer widget) which may be instantiated in the same way as
      basic widgets, despite its internal complexity (such as keeping track
      of uploaded attachments and asynchronous uploading of file
      attachments.</p>
    <p>The source code (about 1300 lines of commented C++ code) is included
      in the latest Wt distribution, or can <a href="http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt/doc/examples/html/group__composerexample.html">be browsed online</a>
      </p>
  </message>
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