Modified message that is displayed in content viewer when we are unable to find the text associated with a keyword hit.

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esaunders 2017-01-10 10:26:11 -05:00
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@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ ExtractedContentViewer.getTitle=Indexed Text
ExtractedContentViewer.getSolrContent.knownFileMsg=<p style\=''font-style\:italic''>{0} is a known file (based on MD5 hash) and does not have text in the index.</p>
ExtractedContentViewer.getSolrContent.noTxtYetMsg=<p style\=''font-style\:italic''>{0} does not have text in the index.<br/>It may have no text, not been analyzed yet, or keyword search was not enabled during ingest.</p>
ExtractedContentViewer.getSolrContent.txtBodyItal=<span style\=''font-style\:italic''>{0}</span>
HighlightedMatchesSource.getMarkup.noMatchMsg=<html><pre><span style\\\\\='background\\\\\:yellow'>There were no keyword hits on this page. <br />The keyword could have been in the file name. <br />Advance to another page if present, or to view the original text, choose File Text <br />in the drop down menu to the right...</span></pre></html>
HighlightedMatchesSource.getMarkup.noMatchMsg=<html><pre><span style\\\\\='background\\\\\:yellow'>Failed to retrieve content for keyword hit. <br />The keyword could have been in the file name. <br />Advance to another page if present, or to view the original text, choose File Text <br />in the drop down menu to the right...</span></pre></html>
HighlightedMatchesSource.getMarkup.queryFailedMsg=<html><pre><span style\\\\\='background\\\\\:yellow'>Failed to retrieve keyword hit results. <br />Confirm that Autopsy can connect to the Solr server. <br /></span></pre></html>
HighlightedMatchesSource.toString=Search Results
Installer.reportPortError=Indexing server port {0} is not available. Check if your security software does not block {1} and consider changing {2} in {3} property file in the application user folder. Then try rebooting your system if another process was causing the conflict.