The sender encrypted this message to you using one of your digital certificates, however %brand% was not able to find this certificate and corresponding private key. <br> Possible solutions: <br><ul><li>If you have a smartcard, please insert it now. <li>If you are using a new machine, or if you are using a new %brand% profile, you will need to restore your certificate and private key from a backup. Certificate backups usually end in ".p12".</ul>

If enabled, you must first train &brandShortName; to identify junk mail by using the Junk toolbar button to mark messages as junk or not. You need to identify both junk and non junk messages. After that &brandShortName; will be able to mark junk automatically.

Once they have been imported, you will be able to access them from within &brandShortName;.

Some of the recipients are not listed as being able to receive HTML mail.

If you store this account's new mail in a different account's Inbox, you will no longer be able to access already downloaded e-mail for this account. If you have mail in this account, please copy it to another account first.\n\nIf you have filters that filter mail into this account, you should disable them or change the destination folder. If any accounts have special folders in this account (Sent, Drafts, Templates, Archives, Junk), you should change them to be in another account.\n\nDo you still want to store this account's e-mail in a different account?

<b>Important!</b> If you forget your secret key backup password, you will not be able to restore this backup later. Please record it in a safe location.

<b>If you have an existing personal key</b> for this email address, you should import it. Otherwise you will not have access to your archives of encrypted emails, nor be able to read incoming encrypted emails from people who are still using your existing key.

WARNING: You are about to delete secret keys! If you delete your secret key, you will no longer be able to decrypt any messages encrypted for that key. Do you really want to delete BOTH, the selected secret and public keys?

WARNING: You are about to delete a secret key! If you delete your secret key, you will no longer be able to decrypt any messages encrypted for that key, nor will you be able to revoke it. Do you really want to delete BOTH, the secret key and the public key '{ $userId }'?

Warning - the filter action "Encrypt to key" replaces the recipients. If you do not have the secret key for '{ $desc }' you will no longer be able to read the emails.

The message you are replying to contained both unencrypted and encrypted parts. If the sender was not able to decrypt some message parts originally, you may be leaking confidential information that the sender was not able to originally decrypt themselves. Please consider removing all quoted text from your reply to this sender.

You are about to revoke the key '{ $identity }'. You will no longer be able to sign with this key, and once distributed, others will no longer be able to encrypt with that key. You can still use the key to decrypt old messages. Do you want to proceed?

{ -brand-short-name } encountered an error and didn’t save this change. Note that setting this update preference requires permission to write to the file below. You or a system administrator may be able resolve the error by granting the Users group full control to this file. Could not write to file: { $path }

When sending messages in HTML format and one or more recipients are not listed as being able to receive HTML: