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FIXED with Apple Support help.
Deleted all 1 Password files in these locations:
Computer/Macintosh HD/Library/Input Method
Computer/Macintosh HD/Library/Input Manager
Computer/Macintosh HD/Library/LaunchAgents
Computer/Macintosh HD/Library/LaunchDaemons

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5.0 won't work - extensions message is "localized string not found". When I force it to try to load a new window it shows a gray screen with the bookmarks on top then immediately closes and wants to report the error. Has been this way since 5.0 came out.

I first tried downloading Safari when the 5.0 update came out last year. When I choose the app in the dock, I get the blue top bar (Safari, File, etc) but nothing else loads. I uninstalled the app and tried again several times, but no success. For over a year now I've used Firefox as a result. Today I thought I'd try again, but same results. When I choose "new window" in the file menu, I get a small gray window with my bookmarks on top, then in a few seconds, the app quits unexpectedly and the report an error screen appears. I've unchecked all the languages in the information area for the app, cleared all history, cookies, and cache. Still the extensions tab in the preferences area has "LOCALIZED STRING NOT FOUND" in 4 places. It won't show what that means when I click the "?". Will I ever be able to use Safari again?

Perform the suggestions mentioned in the following articles:
* [[Firefox is already running but is not responding]]
-> Profile in use
* [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_in_use]
Check and tell if its working.

Localized string not found & menu will not display in Vista

I have had an issue since late version 3 on my Vista Home Premium PC, when I installed a new copy and started seeing no menu, and the bookmarks and right-clicks respond with "Localized string not found..."
I have tried the cleanup in a previous message in this forum - to delete the safari folders c:\users\xxx\appdata\Local\ - once I reinstall the current version, I have the same issue. I see the previous query was closed, or I would have replied to that.
I am testing software for a web-based application, and we support Safari, so this is pretty important that we solve this - though I would be happy as a clam to drop support for Safari on the PC - that likely isn't going to happen. I have had no such issues on my G4 running OSX 10.4.

Thanks!
Okay ... I suspect that one of the en.lproj folders (English language resource files) for your Safari or your Apple Application Support has been blown up. So we'll try swapping out both your Safari and your Apple Application Support, taking a few other explicit precautions along the way, just in case. Best to print out a copy of these instructions, because at one stage of proceedings you won't be able to use a web browser.
First download and save a copy of the SafariSetup.exe (installer file) from the Apple Website. Don't run the install online and don't start the install from the SafariSetup.exe just yet.
http://www.apple.com/safari/download/
Quit iTunes and/or QuickTime if you have them installed and running. (They both use Apple Application Support and can interefere with the Apple Application Support uninstall if you have them running.
Now head into your "Uninstall a program" control panel. Uninstall safari. Uninstall Apple Application Support.
(If you get any error messages during the uninstalls, halt proceedings and post back to let us know what they say. Precise text, please.)
Next, we'll clear away any leftover program folders and files.
Go "Start > Computer".
In "Computer", open "Local Disk C:" or whichever drive your program files are installed on.
Open the "Program files" folder.
Right-click on the "Safari" folder (if it still exists) and select "Delete".
Open the "Common Files" folder.
Open the "Apple" folder.
Right-click on the "Apple Application Support" folder (if it still exists) and select "Delete".
Empty your recycle bin and restart the PC. (If iTunes is installed on the PC, you'll probably receive a message at this stage saying that iTunes will not run because Apple Application Support is missing. Click through the message.)
(If you get any error messages during the program files/folders deletions, halt proceedings and post back to let us know what they say. Precise text, please.)
After the PC restarts, do not open any applications. Disconnect from your network and/or the internet. Now shut down all your security software (firewall, antivirus, antispyware).
Now start the Safari reinstall by doubleclicking the SafariSetup.exe you downloaded earlier. (This should also reinstall Apple Application Support.)
Reenable all security software prior to reconnecting to your network and/or the internet.
Did the reinstall go through okay? If so, do you have your Safari right-click contextual menus back again?

The "Localized String not Found" thing..

has cropped up on my system. I have searched the forum and have read the K Tilfords post on the subject. I was going to reply to that thread but it has been locked.
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"Normally the problem is very specific, within the WebKit.framework. The System>Library>Frameworks>WebKit.framework>Versions>A>Resources folder should have the folder English.lproj, but it's probably missing. If the English.lproj folder is present, then the Localizable.strings file within it is missing."
However, when I checked my system, the English.lproj folder is present. And, within English.lproj that Localizable.strings file is present as well.
Yet, I have the "Localized String Not Found" issue.
Thanks for reading. Help!

No responses, so I'll update where things are.
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Please help me! when I open Safari, I am getting this message "LOCALIZED STRING NOT FOUND" instead my Home Page.

Thanks, I did it, it happens when I start Safari, if I click the Home icon, it goes to my home page "Google" also I note that bookmarks bar disappears, now I see only "localized string not found"

How to fix Safari 5.1 Preferences and Extensions from displaying "localized string not found"

I'm on a MacPro Dual Core, just recently upgraded to Lion but Since then Safari has been misbehaving.
First of all when I go into Safari Preferences in the Privacy section all that it shows is "Localized string not found" this shows up in all the button options of that section.
I also noticed the same problem, this time on the Preferences/Extensions secion when I installed the 1Password extension from Agile, which it's not working properly either, it actually displays the same "Localized string not found" copy in all of the items.
I'm following up on this issue with Agile but what makes me think that it's a Safari problem is the fact that this is also happening on the Privacy area of the Preferences even though I unistalled the 1Password extension.
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Go to ~/Library/Preferences. Move the com.apple.Safari.plist file to the Desktop.
Quit then relaunch Safari to test. If that helped, move the .plist file to the Trash.
~ (Tilde) character represents your Home folder.
For Lion: To see your Home library, hold down the Option key while selecting Go in the menu bar.
If deleting the .plist file didn't help, go to ~/Library/Safari/Extensions.
Move the Extensions.plist file to the Trash.
Restart your Mac. Try Safari.
Also, you may need to check the 1Password site for updates for Lion / Safari 5.1 compatbility. Apple is not responsible for updating third party software.

Safari 6.0.5 extention preferences says 'LOCALIZED STRING NOT FOUND'

I am running Safari 6.0.5 and recently my extentions stopped working. When I went to the preferences to see what was wrong all that comes up is this.
I have tried web searching it and not a lot has come up. Most tell me to reinstall safari but I don't know if I can because 1. I cant delete/uninstall safari (I've already tried) and 2. I cant reinstall it because its not online to download and I don't believe I have the startup disc anymore! Please help

Back up all data, then reinstall the OS. You don't need to erase the startup volume, and you won't need your backup unless something goes wrong. If your Mac was upgraded from an older version of OS X, you’ll need the Apple ID and password you used to upgrade.
If you installed the Java runtime distributed by Apple and still need it, you'll have to reinstall it.
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ORA-01882: timezone region string not found

when i execute a package i am getting the following errror
ORA-01882: timezone region string not found
When i checked the net i found out the following solution
Cause: The specified region name was not found.
Action: Please contact Oracle Customer Support.
How can i proceed
how can i contact oracle support or any other solution to this problem

Hi ,
I pasted below some Oracle points about TIMEZONE......
TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE Datatype
The datatype TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE, which extends the datatype TIMESTAMP, includes a time-zone displacement. The time-zone displacement is the difference (in hours and minutes) between local time and Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)—formerly Greenwich Mean Time. You can also use named time zones, as with TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE.
The syntax is
TIMESTAMP[(precision)] WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE
where the optional parameter precision specifies the number of digits in the fractional part of the seconds field. You cannot use a symbolic constant or variable to specify the precision; you must use an integer literal in the range 0 .. 9. The default is 6.
This datatype differs from TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE in that when you insert a value into a database column, the value is normalized to the database time zone, and the time-zone displacement is not stored in the column. When you retrieve the value, Oracle returns it in your local session time zone.
In Example 3-4, you declare a variable of type TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE:
Example 3-4 Assigning a Literal Value to a TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE
DECLARE
   logoff TIMESTAMP(3) WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE;
BEGIN
--   logoff := '10-OCT-2004 09:42:37.114 AM +02:00'; raises an error
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END;
/I'm not sure if the above extract can help you....in this case give us some more info....
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Simon

SAP ME 6.0 Visual Test and Repair Local file not found

Hi,
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Now I am trying out SAP ME 6.0. I have done:
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Problem solved after asking for eCAD converter licenses from Right Hemisphere.
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Error(23,19): method getName(java.lang.String) not found in class javax.swi

Hi , when i try to run my program, i keep getting the error msg:
Error(23,19): method getName(java.lang.String) not found in class javax.swing.JTextField
I have checked the java API and it inherits from the awt.Component class and should be accessible via the jtextfield.
I have tried the following:
trying to initailise the JTextField at the start.
Using getName works if i use it within the loop after setting the name.
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jcomSalutation = new JComboBox(strSalutation);
jcomSalutation.setSelectedIndex(0);
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If i have a loop that creates the jtextfields such as
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TestStand 4.2 Error String not found in language resource files

I've installed TestStand 4.2 on two Windows XP machines. On one machine it worked fine first time. On the other machine I receive the following message in the login box, and also in the templates pane: 'String not found in language resource files." I have tried uninstalling and re-installing TestStand twice but still get this error. This error prevents me being able to login as an administrator so I am unable to use TestStand 4.2. I understand that these language resource files are provided by the installer but for some reason it seems that the machine with the error cannot locate these.
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Regards,
David
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi Scott,
I've held off on the changes suggested by John for now. You are correct in that the knowledge base article referenced by John does not apply since the engine does initialise.
I've attached two screen shots. The first one is the standard login box which displays the "String Not found in language resource files" message in place of the usual "administrator" user name. If I overwrite the "String Not found in language resource files" user name with "administrator" and click OK to log in then I get an "Invalid User Name" error dialogue box. Therefore I am unable to log into TestStand.
The second screen shot shows the TestStand sequence editor with the String Not found in language resource files visible in the templates pane.
Regards,
David
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TS Login Prompt.JPG ‏11 KB
TS Seq Editor.JPG ‏75 KB

String not found in Table

I get a String not found in table on one of the Tabs in the properties area of many of my steps in TestStand. I had this error once before and it was due to the switch exec not being installed. I have downloaded the NISwitch and installed it yet I still have the error. Any ideas?

Hello Marc,
The Sequence Editor looks for those strings in the following INI file:
C:\TestStand\Components\NI\Language\English\TestStandStrings.ini
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Carlos Leon
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Attachments:
TestStandStrings.ini ‏413 KB

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Hi!
I struggle building my first web site. The core is a photo album, created in jAlbum. To this album, I want to link from a Welcome page created in Rapid Weaver.
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http://192.168.0.199/~hening/Sites/Landshape/album/index.html
I'll try to keep the Mac running so you can check it out.
What's wrong?
Thank you for your help! - Hening.

The problem looks like it is with your URL. You don't include the Sites folder in the path... try http://192.168.0.199/~hening/Landshape/album/index.html instead.
If that doesn't work, there are too many variables here to be able to troubleshoot it remotely. You need to simplify, and add elements one at a time to figure out where the problem is. For example, first make sure the server is working properly by just going to http://localhost and seeing what happens. (On a SL system, you should see a page that just says "It works!") If that works, put a very basic index.html page in your Sites folder, then go to http://localhost/~hening/index.html and see what you see. Continue from there.

Properties.setProperty(String, String) not found!

Version: IFS 1.0
Platform: Window NT 4.0
I wrote a javabean and put it in the custom_classes directory. When I ran it at the DOS's command prompt, everything worked fine, but when I ran it within the IFS's JWS, I got the error in the JWS console window as follows:
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Again, why????????
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Local Devices not found while on Remote Session

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