LOCALIZABLE.STRINGS WINDOW KEEPS POP UP WHEN MACBOOK STARTED

Also my macbook pro early 2011. Everytime the unit starting up it's always pop up the window about (localizable.strings) and everytime i don't know what to do with that so i just closed it. Again LOCALZIABLE.STRINGS ...please help.

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