text: ({
  		//SwitchingStyleView.js
  		"common":"Common",
  		"widgetSpecific":"Widget-specific",
  		"events":"Events",
  		"layout":"Layout",
  		"showMinMax":"show min/max",
  		"paddingMargins":"Padding/Margins",
  		"showtrbl":"show t/r/b/l",
  		"background":"Background",
  		"border":"Border",
  		"showDetails":"show details",
  		"fontsAndText":"Fonts and Text",
  		
  		//DeviceActions.js
  		"chooseDeviceSilhouette":"Choose a device silhouette: ",
  		
  		//actions/StateActions.js
  		"createNewState":"Create New State",
  		"createLabel":"Create",
  		"stateLabel":"State",
  		"enterStateName":"Please enter a state name.",
  		"stateNameExists":"State name '${name}' already exists. Please enter a different state name.",
  		
  		//input/RichTextInput.js
  		"richTextInputHelp":"Provides Rich Text (word processor-like) editing of HTML.",
  		
  		//input/SmartInput.js
  		"smartInputHelp1":"If you use any markup characters (&lt;,&gt;,&amp;), you need to specify whether the text represents literal (plain) text or HTML markup that should be parsed (using an innerHTML assignment).",
  		"smartInputHelp2":"Text represents literal (plain) text.",
  		"loading":"Loading...",
  		"htmlMarkup":"HTML markup",
  		
  		//widgets/Cascade.js
  		"creatingStyleRules":"Creating Style Rules with app.css",
  		"propChangeCannotComplete":"This property change cannot be completed because the operation attempts to modify a read-only theme CSS file.",
  		"toChangeProperty":"To change this property, one technique is to add a class to this widget (at top of Properties palette)  and then open up the CSS Details pane to target a style rule within your app.css file, as described at ${0}.",
  		"errorModifyingValue":"Error modifying value",
  		"changeWillModify":"This change will modify one of the CSS style rules defined within a 'CSS theme' and will therefore probably impact other widgets on a global basis.",
  		"insteadOfChanging":"Instead of changing the theme CSS files, it is usually better to add a class to this widget (at the top of the Properties palette) and then open up the CSS Details pane to target a style rule within your app.css file, as described at ${0}.",
  		"okToProceed":"OK to proceed with this change?",
  		"valueIsOverriden":"This value is overriden and can not be changed.",
  		"applyToWhich":"Apply to which style rule:",
  		"onlyApplyToState":" Only apply to current state (${0})",
  		"newRule":"[class: ${0} - New rule in ${1}] ",
  		"existingRule":"[class: ${0} - Existing rule in ${1}] ",
  		"line":" line: ${0})",
  		"propUndefined":"undefined",
  		
  		//widgets/ColorPicker.js
  		"colorPicker":"Color picker....",
  		"removeValue":"Remove Value",
  		"selectColor":"select a color",
  		
  		//widgets/WidgetToolBar.js
  		"toolBarFor":"for: ",
  		"noSelection":"(no selection)",
  		"toolBarClass":"class: "
  
  })
  