<!-- Message shown when the application is exporting contact data outside -->
<stringname="exporting_contact_list_message">Your contact data is being exported to: <xliff:gid="file_name">%s</xliff:g>.</string>
<!-- The error reason the vCard composer "may" emit when database is corrupted or
something is going wrong. Usually users should not see this text. [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] -->
<stringname="composer_failed_to_get_database_infomation">Couldn\'t get database information.</string>
<!-- This error message shown when the user actually have no contact
(e.g. just after data-wiping), or, data providers of the contact list prohibits their
contacts from being exported to outside world via vcard exporter, etc. [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] -->
<stringname="composer_has_no_exportable_contact"product="tablet">There are no exportable contacts. If you do have contacts on your tablet, some data providers may not allow the contacts to be exported from the tablet.</string>
<!-- This error message shown when the user actually have no contact
(e.g. just after data-wiping), or, data providers of the contact list prohibits their
contacts from being exported to outside world via vcard exporter, etc. [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] -->
<stringname="composer_has_no_exportable_contact"product="default">There are no exportable contacts. If you do have contacts on your phone, some data providers may not allow the contacts to be exported from the phone.</string>
<!-- The error reason the vCard composer may emit when vCard composer is not initialized
even when needed.
Users should not usually see this error message. [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] -->
<!-- The message shown when vCard import request is accepted. The system may start that work soon, or do it later
when there are already other import/export requests.
The argument is file name the user imported.
[CHAR LIMIT=40] -->
<stringname="vcard_import_will_start_message"><xliff:gid="filename"example="import.vcf">%s</xliff:g> will be imported shortly.</string>
<!-- The message shown when vCard import request is accepted. The system may start that work soon, or do it later when there are already other import/export requests.
"The file" is what a user selected for importing.
[CHAR LIMIT=40] -->
<stringname="vcard_import_will_start_message_with_default_name">The file will be imported shortly.</string>
<!-- The message shown when a given vCard import request is rejected by the system. [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] -->
<stringname="vcard_import_request_rejected_message">vCard import request was rejected. Try again later.</string>
<!-- The message shown when vCard export request is accepted. The system may start that work soon, or do it later
when there are already other import/export requests.
The argument is file name the user exported.
[CHAR LIMIT=40] -->
<stringname="vcard_export_will_start_message"><xliff:gid="filename"example="import.vcf">%s</xliff:g> will be exported shortly.</string>
<!-- The message shown when a given vCard export request is rejected by the system. [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] -->
<stringname="vcard_export_request_rejected_message">vCard export request was rejected. Try again later.</string>
<!-- Used when file name is unknown in vCard processing. It typically happens
when the file is given outside the Contacts app. [CHAR LIMIT=30] -->