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| author | Kirill Volinsky <mataes2007@gmail.com> | 2012-05-18 22:02:50 +0000 |
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| committer | Kirill Volinsky <mataes2007@gmail.com> | 2012-05-18 22:02:50 +0000 |
| commit | f920ef497f3299ae24fe783ce03bdd93b419f764 (patch) | |
| tree | bdaa9197c08d29ab141a6adfdd6cc0a68ddd3996 /plugins/Import/docs | |
| parent | 6c3b0571f0678da0512069869afaa284c054377e (diff) | |
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| -rw-r--r-- | plugins/Import/docs/import-license.txt | 340 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | plugins/Import/docs/import-readme.txt | 128 | ||||
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diff --git a/plugins/Import/docs/import-ICQ_Db_Specs.txt b/plugins/Import/docs/import-ICQ_Db_Specs.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7308d85f9b --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/Import/docs/import-ICQ_Db_Specs.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1004 @@ +
+The latest version of this document is always at:
+http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/miranda-icq/Plugins/import/docs/import-ICQ_Db_Specs.txt
+
+============================================================================
+= ICQ_Db_Specs.txt -- Updated 2002-07-08
+=
+= This document describes parts of the fileformat used by the databases in
+= ICQ 99a - 2002a and is based on the 99a & 99b database specifications as
+= described in "ICQNEWDB.TXT" by Derek Soeder.
+=
+= Current maintainer: Strickz (strickz at miranda-im.org)
+=
+=
+=
+= To understand the file format as a whole it is also necessary to read
+= icqnewdb.txt and icqprop.txt. I have tried to use the same syntax in
+= this document to make it easier to understand and compare the different
+= parts.
+=
+= The information in this document is in no way guaranteed to be correct, use
+= at own your own risk and feel free to send me any corrections you may have.
+=
+============================================================================
+
+
+
+***
+*** File Headers
+***
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of IDX main header (20 BYTES):
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 3 LONGS Unknown, but always 4, 20, 8.
+ (04,00,00,00,14h,00,00,00,08,00,00,00)
+ 0000000C LONG IDX pointer to root entry
+ 00000010 LONG ICQ database version
+ 10 = ICQ 99a
+ 14 = ICQ 99b
+ 17 = ICQ 2000a
+ 18 = ICQ 2000b
+ 19 = ICQ 2001a,2001b,2002a,2003a
+ 00000014 --- Start of first IDX page header
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of IDX page header (205 BYTES):
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 5 LONGS Unknown, but always 201, 0, 0, 0, 0.
+ 00000014 LONG Pointer to next page header. -1 if this is the
+ last page.
+ 00000018 LONG Unknown, always 1?
+ 0000001C LONG Number of bytes in each slot (20)
+ 00000020 LONG Number of fragments in the page with one
+ or more consecutive free slots.
+ 00000024 LONG Number of empty slots in this page.
+ 00000028 10 LONGS Unknown, always 0?
+ 00000050 125 BYTES Allocation bitmap
+ 000000CD --- 1000 list entries (slots)
+
+
+ Notes by Derek:
+ --------------
+ Apparently, if you start at the root entry and walk the chain via
+ the LONG at offset +8 in each following IDX entry, you'll eventually
+ arrive at a complete chain of valid entries (entry status = -2).
+
+ Notes by Strickz:
+ ----------------
+ Initially an IDX file is 20225 bytes large: 20 bytes main header + 205 bytes
+ (first page header) + 20000 bytes (first IDX page). The file is always resized
+ in blocks of 20205 bytes (one page with header), I'm guessing this isn't done
+ until some data wants to be written and there is no fragment large enough to
+ hold it.
+
+ Offset 0c64: This is a bitmap that shows the status of all slots in the
+ page. Each page is divided into 1000 slots which requires a bitmap of
+ 1000/8 = 225 bytes. It would probably be possible to go through all entries in
+ the database by using the bitmap directly, page by page, instead of traversing
+ the chain.
+
+ Offset 0x20: I don't really see what practical use this value has. It can be
+ used as a measurement of the degree of fragmentation of the page, but keeping this
+ updated each write should slow things down... And it offers no speed-up
+ either, to write something to a page you still have to scan for a fragment large
+ enough for your data.
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of IDX linked list entry (20 BYTES each):
+ ================================================================
+
+ 00000000 LONG entry status? :
+ -2 = valid IDX entry
+ else = ?
+ 00000004 LONG DAT entry number:
+ 1..15 = ???a
+ 1005 = My Details
+ 1006 = Address Book?
+ 1007 = Sound themes
+ 1009 Unknown, about 222 bytes of binary data. I don't
+ recognize the data yet but there is a pattern.
+ 1014 = Chats event folder?
+ 1015 = A list of nicks with some data
+ 1025 = Looks related to Message archive. Contains several lists,
+ System, Sent & Received, From Web, Messages, etc... Lists
+ contains nicks or UINs with some data attached.
+ 1050 = Unknown
+ 1051 = Unknown
+ 1052 = Unknown
+ 1100 = Unknown
+ 1101 = Looks likes external app info
+ 1102 = Objectionable Words List?
+ 1110 = ICQ Servers List
+ 2001+ = user events/contact info
+ 00000008 LONG IDX pointer to next entry (-1 = none)
+ 0000000C LONG IDX pointer to previous entry (-1 = none)
+ 00000010 LONG DAT pointer to corresponding DAT entry (-1 = none)
+
+
+ Notes by Strickz:
+ ----------------
+ The chain is not a simple double linked list, there are several smaller chains that
+ merge into the main chain at different points.
+ The root entry has a DAT-ptr that doesn't point into the DAT file, if you use it
+ with the IDX file you arrive at a chain fragment that end up in the main chain.
+
+ All entries with status -2 points to a entry in the DAT file.
+
+
+ ===============================================================
+ == Format of DAT main header (8 BYTES):
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 2 LONG Unknown, but always 4, 8.
+ (04,00,00,00,08,00,00,00)
+ 00000008 --- Start of first DAT page header
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of DAT page header (205 BYTES):
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 6 LONGS Unknown, but always 201, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0.
+ 00000014 LONG Pointer to next page header. -1 if this is the
+ last page.
+ 00000018 LONG Unknown, always 0?
+ 0000001C LONG Number of bytes in each slot (64)
+ 00000020 LONG Number of fragments in the page with one
+ or more consecutive free slots.
+ 00000024 LONG Number of empty slots in this page
+ 00000028 10 LONGS Unknown, always 0?
+ 00000050 125 BYTES Allocation bitmap
+ 000000CD --- One page of DAT entries
+
+
+
+***
+*** My details
+***
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of My Details v99a (ICQ 99a) data:
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Where entry is filed? (-1 = MyDetails)
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C BYTE First byte of signature = E4h
+ 0000000D UNKNOWN 15 Rest of signature
+ 23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG User entry status: 6 = "My Details"
+ 00000026 44 BYTEs Unused??? (0)
+ 00000052 WORD // Separator value
+ 00000054 LONG Number of default event WAV entries
+ 00000058 --- List of consecutive default event WAV entries
+ $+00000000 38 BYTEs Unused??? (0)
+ +00000026 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000028 LONG Number of user properties
+ 0000002C --- List of consecutive user properties
+ $+00000000 --- 99a user information for owner of this DAT file
+
+ $+00000000 WORD length of password
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ user's ICQ password
+ $+00000000 LONG ??? (1)
+ +00000004 14 BYTEs ??? (03 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00)
+ +00000012 WORD length of POP3 account user name
+ +00000014 ASCIIZ POP3 account user name
+ $+00000000 WORD length of POP3 account password
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ POP3 account password
+ $+00000000 WORD length of POP3 server name
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ POP3 server name
+ $+00000000 1 BYTE ??? (10/0Ah)
+ +00000001 20 BYTEs ??? (0)
+ +00000015 LONG Number of contact groups
+ +00000019 --- List of consecutive contact group entries
+ $+00000000 LONG unused??? (0)
+ +00000004 BYTE ??? (1)
+ +00000005 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000007 LONG Number of additional user properties
+ +0000000B --- List of consecutive user properties
+
+
+ >> Format of 99a user information:
+ $+00000000 WORD length of user name
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ user name (what user is called; usually nickname)
+ $+00000000 WORD length of nickname
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ nickname
+ $+00000000 WORD length of First Name
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ First Name
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Last Name
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Last Name
+ $+00000000 WORD length of primary e-mail address
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ primary e-mail address
+ $+00000000 LONG UIN of this user
+ +00000004 BYTE authorization -- 0:required to add user, 1:none
+ +00000005 CHAR GMT offset (negative count of half-hours):
+ +00000006 DWORD current/last IP address (network byte order)
+ +0000000A BYTE gender -- 0:Not Specified, 1:Female, 2:Male
+ +0000000B LONG Home Country
+ +0000000F LONG age of user (-1 = not entered)
+ +00000013 WORD length of Home City text
+ +00000015 ASCIIZ Home City text
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Home State text
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Home State text
+ $+00000000 WORD length of additional details text
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ additional details text (info specified by user)
+ $+00000000 WORD length of user's Homepage URL
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ user's Homepage URL
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Home Phone number
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Home Phone number
+ $+00000000 WORD length of notes text
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ notes text (empty in My Details)
+
+ $+00000000 LONG Home Zip Code (0 = not entered)
+ +00000004 LONG timestamp of last Phonebook update
+ +00000008 LONG unused??? (0)
+ +0000000C LONG number of Phonebook entries
+ +00000010 --- list of consecutive Phonebook entries
+
+// verkar vara tom i mydetails
+ $+00000000 WORD length of picture file name
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ local path and file name of user's saved picture
+ $+00000000 8 BYTEs unused??? (0) 6??
+ +00000008 WORD //separator value <-- redan här är det 2 bytes fel
+ +0000000A LONG timestamp of last My Details update
+ +0000000E WORD length of secondary e-mail address
+ +00000010 ASCIIZ secondary e-mail address
+ $+00000000 WORD length of old e-mail address
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ old e-mail address
+ $+00000000 LONG ??? (0)
+ +00000004 BYTE day of birthdate
+ +00000005 BYTE month of birthdate (1..12 = January..December)
+ +00000006 BYTE year of birthday (0..99 = 1900..1999) //Y2K!!!
+ +00000007 LONG ??? 2
+ +0000000B LONG ??? 1
+ +0000000F 3 BYTEs languages spoken
+ +00000012 WORD length of Home Street Address
+ +00000014 ASCIIZ Home Street Address
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Home Fax number
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Home Fax number
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Home Cellular number
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Home Cellular number
+ $+00000000 LONG ??? (0)
+ +00000004 WORD length of Company Div/Dept
+ +00000006 ASCIIZ Company Div/Dept
+ $+00000000 BYTE Occupation
+ +00000001 LONG ??? (0)
+ +00000005 WORD length of Company Position
+ +00000007 ASCIIZ Company Position
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Company Name
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Company Name
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Work Street Address
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Work Street Address
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Work State text
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Work State text
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Work City text
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Work City text
+ $+00000000 LONG Work Zip Code (0 = not entered)
+ +00000004 LONG Work Country (see "Home Country" for values)
+ +00000008 WORD length of Work Phone number
+ +0000000A ASCIIZ Work Phone number
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Work Fax number
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Work Fax number
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Work Homepage URL
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Work Homepage URL
+ $+00000000 WORD length of Past Background #1 keywords
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ Past Background #1 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Past Bkg. #1 category
+ +00000002 WORD length of Past Background #2 keywords
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ Past Background #2 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Past Bkg. #2 category (see list for Past Bkg. #1)
+ +00000002 WORD length of Past Background #3 keywords
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ Past Background #3 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Past Bkg. #3 category (see list for Past Bkg. #1)
+ +00000002 WORD length of Affiliation #1 keywords
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ Affiliation #1 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Affiliation #1 category
+ +00000002 WORD length of Affiliation #2 keywords
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ Affiliation #2 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Affiliation #2 category (see list for Affil. #1)
+ +00000002 WORD length of Affiliation #3 keywords
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ Affiliation #3 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Affiliation #3 category (see list for Affil. #1)
+ +00000002 20 BYTEs unused??? (0)
+ +00000016 WORD length of Interest #1 keywords
+ +00000018 ASCIIZ Interest #1 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Interest #1 category
+ +00000002 WORD length of Interest #2 keywords
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ Interest #2 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Interest #2 category (see list for Interest #1)
+ +00000002 WORD length of Interest #3 keywords
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ Interest #3 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Interest #3 category (see list for Interest #1)
+ +00000002 WORD length of Interest #4 keywords
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ Interest #4 keywords
+ $+00000000 WORD Interest #4 category (see list for Interest #1)
+ +00000002 40 BYTES unused??? (0)
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of My Details v99b (ICQ 99b) data:
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG -1 (Entry is not filed)
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C BYTE first byte of signature = E4h
+ 0000000D UNKNOWN 15 Rest of signature
+ 23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG user entry status: 6 = "My Details"
+ 00000026 LONG 0 (Unknown, most likely an unused group entry)
+ 0000002A WORD // Separator value
+ 0000002C LONG Number of user event WAV entries
+ 00000030 --- List of consecutive user event WAV entries
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Number of property blocks
+ +00000006 --- List of consecutive property blocks
+ +00000000 DWORD Timestamp
+ 00000004 LONG Unknown (0)
+ +00000008 LONG Number of Phonebook entries
+ +0000000C --- List of consecutive Phonebook entries
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 DWORD Timestamp
+ $+00000006 LONG Number of contact groups
+ +0000000A --- List of consecutive contact groups
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of My Details v2000/2 (ICQ 2000a/2000b/2002a) data:
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG -1 (Entry is not filed)
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C BYTE first byte of signature = E4h
+ 0000000D UNKNOWN 15 Rest of signature
+ 23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG user entry status: 6 = "My Details"
+ 00000026 LONG 0 (Unknown, most likely an unused group entry)
+ 0000002A WORD // Separator value
+ 0000002C LONG Number of user event WAV entries
+ 00000030 --- List of consecutive user event WAV entries
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Number of property blocks
+ +00000006 --- List of consecutive property blocks
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Timestamp, time of last update?
+ +00000006 LONG Number of contact groups
+ +0000000A --- List of consecutive contact groups
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of My Details v2001a (ICQ 2001a/2001b) data:
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG -1 (Entry is not filed)
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C BYTE first byte of signature = E4h
+ 0000000D UNKNOWN 15 Rest of signature
+ 23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG User entry status: 6 = "My Details"
+ 00000026 LONG 0 (Unknown, most likely an unused group entry)
+ 0000002A WORD // Separator value
+ 0000002C LONG Number of property blocks
+ 00000030 List of consecutive property blocks
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Time of last information update? (local time)
+ Example: 7D,FE,56,3C (32bit date+time, with seconds)
+ = 01-29-2002, 19:56:45
+ +00000006 LONG Number of contact groups
+ +0000000A --- List of consecutive contact groups
+
+
+
+
+***
+*** Messages
+***
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == URL Message format (ICQ 99a-2002a)
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Entry type?
+ 0 = Message
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ E0,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ or:
+ A0,C0,0C,2F,5C,95,D3,11,8D,D7,00,10,4B,06,46,2E
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Filing flags
+ bit 0 = filed in 0:Outgoing, 1:Incoming
+ bit 1 = filed in 'Deleted Items', 0:No, 1:Yes
+ bit 2 = filed in 'MessageDialog', 0:No, 1:Yes
+ 00000022 WORD Entry sub type
+ 4 = URL
+ 00000024 LONG UIN of sender/receiver
+ 00000028 WORD Length of description and url (incl. NULL)
+ 0000002C ASCIIZ Description and URL. This is a single string but with
+ two parts. They are separated with one FEh BYTE (-2).
+ $+00000000 LONG Status of receiving user:
+ 0: Online, FFC, Invisible, Offline
+ 4: Away
+ 14: N/A
+ -1: Occupied, DND,
+ 00000004 LONG Sent or received
+ 0: Received
+ 1: Sent
+ 00000008 WORD // Separator value
+ 0000000A LONG Timestamp
+ 0000000D UNKNOWN 27 Zeroes
+
+
+ Notes by Strickz:
+ 1. When a URL message is received it is first stored in a longer format, when it
+ has been read it is rewritten with the smaller format described above.
+ 2. I haven't seen any syntax difference between the two signatures, so I treat them
+ exactly the same for now.
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Short Message Format (ICQ 99a-2002a)
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Entry type?
+ 0 = Message
+ 5 = Unread message
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ E0,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Filing flags
+ bit 0 = filed in 0:Outgoing, 1:Incoming
+ bit 1 = filed in 'Deleted Items', 0:No, 1:Yes
+ bit 2 = filed in 'MessageDialog', 0:No, 1:Yes
+ Unread messages = 0
+ 00000022 WORD Entry sub type
+ 1 = Message
+ 00000024 LONG UIN of sender/receiver
+ 00000028 WORD Length of message text
+ 0000002C ASCIIZ Message text
+ $+00000000 LONG Status of receiving user:
+ 0: Online, FFC, Invisible, Offline
+ 4: Away
+ 14: N/A
+ -1: Occupied, DND,
+ 00000004 LONG Sent or received
+ 0: Received
+ 1: Sent
+ +00000008 WORD // Separator value
+ +0000000A LONG Timestamp
+ +0000000E UNKNOWN 27 27 zeroes
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Long Message Format
+ ================================================================
+
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Entry type?
+ 0 = Message
+ 5 = Unread message
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ 50,3B,C1,5C,5C,95,D3,11,8D,D7,00,10,4B,06,46,2E
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Filing flags
+ bit 0 = filed in 0:Outgoing, 1:Incoming
+ bit 1 = filed in 'Deleted Items', 0:No, 1:Yes
+ bit 2 = filed in 'MessageDialog', 0:No, 1:Yes
+ Unread messages = 0
+ 00000022 WORD Entry sub type
+ 1 = Message
+ 00000024 LONG UIN of sender/receiver
+ 00000028 WORD Length of text
+ When received from 2002a this is 1 and text is only a
+ NULL character
+ 0000002A ASCIIZ ANSI text
+ $+00000000 LONG Status of receiving user:
+ 0: Online, FFC, Invisible, Offline, DND, Occupied
+ 4: Away
+ 14: N/A
+ Value is always 0 when receiving client was Miranda
+ 00000004 LONG Sent or received
+ 0: Received
+ 1: Sent
+ 00000008 WORD // Separator value
+ 0000000A LONG Timestamp
+ 0000000E UNKNOWN 19 Zeroes
+ 00000021 WORD Length of Rich text
+ When message was sent to online 2002a user, this is 0 and the rich
+ text is missing.
+ 00000023 ASCIIZ Rich Text
+ $+00000000 WORD Length of UTF8 text
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ UTF8 Text
+ $+00000000 LONG Unknown, always 0
+ +00000004 LONG Unknown, always 0
+ +00000009 LONG Unknown, received: 00800080h
+ sent : 00FFFFFFh
+
+
+ Notes: The long format can keep up to three copies of the message text,
+ two versions in plain text format and one in rich text format. The reason
+ for this is unknown but it looks pretty stupid. The rich text version is never
+ used once a message has been sent/received. Yet it is stored in the database making
+ each message entry 2-3 times larger.
+
+
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == URL format Miranda (unread event)
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Where entry is filed?
+ 5 = Unread?
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number?
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ EA,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Filing status?
+ bit 0 = filed as 0:Sent, 1:Received
+ bit 1 = in Deleted Items -- 0:no, 1:yes
+ bit 2 = in Messages -- 0:no, 1:yes
+ 0 = Unread
+ 00000022 WORD 1Ah (26)
+ 00000024 LONG UIN of sender/receiver
+ 00000028 LONg Length of description and url (incl. NULL)
+ 0000002C ASCIIZ Description and URL
+* $+00000000 LONG 4
+* 00000004 LONG 0
+ 00000008 WORD // Separator value
+ 0000000A LONG Timestamp
+ 0000000D UNKNOWN 27 Zeroes
+
+ 00000028 WORD Length of signature and the textstring+zeroes ++ START OF BLOCK
+ 0000002A UNKNOWN 16 Another signature?
+ 37,1C,58,72,E9,87,D4,11,A4,C1,00,D0,B7,59,B1,D9
+ 0000003C WORD 0
+ 0000003E LONG Length of textstring (no terminating zero)
+* 00000042 ASCIIZ String: "Send URL"
+ $+00000000 LONG 0
+ +00000005 LONG 1
+ +00000009 UNKNOWN 11 Zeroes ++ ENDS BLOCK
+
+ +0000000F LONG Looks like length of url+4 bytes.
+ +00000013 LONG Length of URL message content
+ +00000017 ASCIIZ Description+URL, the two parts are separated with
+ one FEh BYTE (-2). Not NULL terminated.
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == URL format 2002a (unread)
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Where entry is filed?
+ 5 = Unread?
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number?
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ EA,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Filing status?
+ bit 0 = filed as 0:Sent, 1:Received
+ bit 1 = in Deleted Items -- 0:no, 1:yes
+ bit 2 = in Messages -- 0:no, 1:yes
+ 0 = Unread
+ 00000022 WORD 1Ah (26)
+ 00000024 LONG UIN of sender/receiver
+ 00000028 LONG 1 (length?)
+ 0000002C UNKNOWN 1 0, Terminating zero of an empty string?
+* 0000002D UNKNOWN 6 Zeroes
+ 00000033 WORD // Separator value
+ 00000035 LONG Timestamp
+ 00000039 UNKNOWN 27 Zeroes
+
+ 00000054 WORD Length of signature and the textstring+zeroes ++ START OF BLOCK
+ 00000056 UNKNOWN 16 Another signature?
+ 37,1C,58,72,E9,87,D4,11,A4,C1,00,D0,B7,59,B1,D9
+ 00000066 WORD 0
+ 0000006C LONG Length of textstring (no terminating zero)
+ 0000005F ASCIIZ String: "Send Web Page Address (URL)"
+ $+00000000 BYTE 0 (terminating null?)
+ +00000001 LONG 0
+ +00000005 LONG 1
+ +00000009 UNKNOWN 6 Zeroes ++ ENDS BLOCK
+
+ +0000000F LONG Looks like length of url+4 bytes. I have seen entries where ++ START OF BLOCK
+ this value overflows the total event size at offset 0 by
+ 2 bytes. Bug in ICQ?
+ +00000013 LONG Length of URL message content (excl. NULL)
+ +00000017 ASCIIZ Description+URL, the two parts are separated with
+ one FEh BYTE (-2). ++ ENDS BLOCK
+
+ $+00000000 WORD 0
+
+
+
+***
+*** Contact
+***
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of Contact v99a (ICQ 99a) data:
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Where entry is filed?
+ -1 = not filed? (Ex. MyDetails)
+ 0 = Messages?
+ 1 = Contact list?
+ 2 = Ignore list?
+ 9 = System Messages?
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ E5,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG User entry status:
+ 2 = active
+ 3 = Awaiting authorization
+ 5 = removed from contact list
+ 12 = deleted from address book?
+ 13 = outdated/defunct???
+ 14 = outdated/defunct???
+ 00000026 LONG GroupID of contact group containing user
+ 0000002A 40 BYTEs Unknown
+ 00000052 WORD // Separator value
+ 00000054 LONG Number of user event WAV entries
+ 00000058 --- List of consecutive user event WAV entries
+ $+00000000 38 BYTEs Unknown
+ +00000026 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000028 --- 99a user information for this contact
+ See 'My Details v99a' for syntax
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of Contact (Db99b) data:
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Where entry is filed?
+ -1 = not filed? (Ex. MyDetails)
+ 0 = Messages?
+ 1 = Contact list?
+ 2 = Ignore list?
+ 9 = System Messages?
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ E5,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG User entry status:
+ 2 = active
+ 3 = Awaiting authorization
+ 5 = removed from contact list
+ 12 = deleted from address book?
+ 13 = outdated/defunct???
+ 14 = outdated/defunct???
+ 00000026 LONG GroupID of contact group containing user
+ 0000002A WORD // Separator value
+ 0000002C LONG Number of user event WAV entries
+ 00000030 --- List of consecutive user event WAV entries
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Number of property blocks
+ +00000006 --- List of consecutive property blocks
+ +00000000 DWORD Timestamp
+ 00000004 LONG Unknown (0)
+ +00000008 LONG Number of Phonebook entries
+ +0000000C --- List of consecutive Phonebook entries
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 DWORD Timestamp
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of Contact v2000a & v2000b (ICQ 2000a/2000b) data:
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Where entry is filed?
+ -1 = not filed? (Ex. MyDetails)
+ 0 = Messages?
+ 1 = Contact list?
+ 2 = Ignore list?
+ 9 = System Messages?
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ E5,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG User entry status:
+ 2 = active
+ 3 = Awaiting authorization
+ 5 = removed from contact list
+ 12 = deleted from address book?
+ 13 = outdated/defunct???
+ 14 = outdated/defunct???
+ 00000026 LONG GroupID of contact group containing user
+ 0000002A WORD // Separator value
+ 0000002C LONG Number of user event WAV entries
+ 00000030 --- List of consecutive user event WAV entries
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Number of property blocks
+ +00000006 --- List of consecutive property blocks
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Timestamp, time of last update?
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of Contact v2001a (ICQ 2001a/2001b) data:
+ ================================================================
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Where entry is filed?
+ -1 = not filed? (Ex. MyDetails)
+ 0 = Messages?
+ 1 = Contact list?
+ 2 = Ignore list?
+ 9 = System Messages?
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ E5,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG Label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG User entry status:
+ 2 = active
+ 3 = Awaiting authorization
+ 5 = removed from contact list
+ 12 = deleted from address book?
+ 13 = outdated/defunct???
+ 14 = outdated/defunct???
+ 00000026 LONG GroupID of contact group containing user
+ 0000002A WORD // Separator value
+ 0000002C LONG Number of property blocks
+ 00000030 --- List of consecutive property blocks
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Timestamp, time of last update
+
+
+
+ ================================================================
+ == Format of Contact v2002a (ICQ 2002a) data:
+ ================================================================
+
+ 00000000 LONG The following number of bytes in data
+ 00000004 LONG Where entry is filed?
+ -1 = not filed? (Ex. MyDetails)
+ 0 = Messages?
+ 1 = Contact list?
+ 2 = Ignore list?
+ 9 = System Messages?
+ 00000008 LONG DAT entry number = 1005
+ 0000000C UNKNOWN 16 Signature
+ E5,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ 0000001C WORD // Separator value
+ 0000001E LONG label = 55534552h ('USER')
+ 00000022 LONG User entry status:
+ 2 = active
+ 3 = Awaiting authorization
+ 5 = removed from contact list
+ 12 = deleted from address book?
+ 13 = outdated/defunct???
+ 14 = outdated/defunct???
+ 00000026 LONG GroupID of contact group containing user
+ 0000002A WORD // Separator value
+ 0000002C LONG Unknown, 0
+ 00000030 WORD // Separator value
+ 00000032 LONG Number of property blocks
+ 00000036 List of consecutive property blocks
+ $+00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ +00000002 LONG Timestamp, time of last update
+
+
+ >> Contact properties that sounds interesting
+ Property Data type Description
+ ----------------------------------- ----------- -----------------------------
+ UserCategory LONG Unknown (Entry status?)
+ RealGroupID LONG Same as GroupID above?
+ ----------------------------------- ----------- -----------------------------
+ Comment: The question here is, if the same information appears both in header
+ and in properties, which one should we use? Can they be different?
+
+
+
+***
+*** General
+***
+
+
+ >> Separator values
+ The separator value appears in many places. It is a 2-byte value and
+ reflects the version of ICQ that the database was used with. Exactly
+ when and how the values get updated is still a bit unclear. Not all
+ entries get updated when the ICQ version is updated, there are always
+ a couple of entries that are left with the old value but they still appear
+ correctly in the history.
+
+
+ Version Separator value ICQ release date
+ ----------------- ------------------- ----------------
+ ICQ 2003a v5.45 21,02
+ ICQ 2002a 16,02 (534) 19/04 2002
+ ICQ 2002a 15,02 (533) 25/03 2002
+ ICQ 2001b v5.18 06,02 (518) 28/11 2001
+ ICQ 2001b v5.17 05,02 (517) 12/11 2001
+ ICQ 2001b v5.16 04,02 (516) 08/11 2001
+ ICQ 2001b v5.15 03,02 (515) 30/10 2001
+ ICQ 2001 v4.70 15/10 2001
+ ICQ 2001 v4.65 01,D1 (465) 04/09 2001
+ ICQ 200 v4.63 07/02 2001
+ ICQ 200 v4.60 25/10 2000
+ ICQ 200 v4.56 26/09 2000
+ ICQ 2000b v4.55 21/09 2000
+ ICQ 2000a v4.31 31/05 2000
+ ICQ 2000a v4.30 11/05 2000
+ ICQ 2000a v4.29 24/04 2000
+ ICQ 99b v3.19 31/08 2000
+ ICQ 99b v3.18 29/08 1999
+ ICQ 99b v3.17 16/08 1999
+ ICQ 99b v3.01 ?
+ ICQ 99a v2.24 01/08 1999
+ ICQ 99a v2.22 15/06 1999
+ ICQ 99a v2.21 18/05 1999
+ ICQ 99a v2.20 03/05 1999
+ ICQ 99a v2.15 13/04 1999
+ ICQ 99a v2.05 CD,00 (205) ?
+ ICQ 98 v1.52 98,00 (152) ? 1998
+
+
+
+ >> Format of property block:
+ 00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ 00000004 LONG Number of user properties
+ 00000008 --- List of consecutive user properties
+
+
+ >> Format of each property:
+ 00000000 WORD Length of property name
+ 00000002 ASCIIZ Property name
+ $+00000000 BYTE Property value type:
+ 100 / 64h = CHAR
+ 101 / 65h = BYTE
+ 102 / 66h = WORD
+ 103 / 67h = INTEGER
+ 104 / 68h = DWORD
+ 105 / 69h = LONG
+ 107 / 6bh = ASCIIZ (1 WORD + String)
+ 109 / 6dh = Sublist (see below)
+ 111 / 6fh = DWORD (length) + BYTE array
+ +00000001 <var> Property value
+
+
+ >> Format of 6D sub list
+ 00000000 LONG Number of properties in sub list
+ 00000004 BYTE Sublist type? (6B or 6E)
+ 00000005 --- List of consecutive 6D6B or 6D6E properties
+
+ Comment: There appears to exist two variations, the 6B- & the 6E-variation.
+ 6B is just a list of strings, 6E is a complete property list which
+ means that it can be recursive.
+
+ >> Format of the 6D6B property
+ 00000000 WORD Length of string
+ 00000002 ASCIZZ String
+
+ >> Format of the 6D6E property
+ 00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ 00000002 LONG Number of properties
+ 00000006 --- List of consecutive properties
+
+ Comment: This is the same as a standard property block.
+
+
+ >> Format of Wav entry:
+ 00000000 WORD //separator value
+ 00000002 LONG user event for which Wav will be played:
+ 1 = Message
+ 2 = Chat
+ 3 = File
+ 4 = URL
+ 10 = Externals
+ 19 = Contact
+ 20 = Phone
+ 2007 = User ID // Not in My Details
+ 2010 = Online Alert
+ 00000006 LONG 0:play default WAV, 1:play the user-specified WAV
+ 0000000A WORD length of file name
+ 0000000C ASCIIZ full path and file name of WAV
+
+
+ >> Format of contact group (2000a and later):
+ 00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ 00000002 LONG Number of group properties
+ 00000006 List of group properties
+
+ Comment: This is the same as a standard property block.
+
+ >> Known group properties
+ Property Data type Description
+ ----------------------------------- ----------- -----------------------------
+ FirstState LONG Unknown (Visual state?)
+ GroupID LONG 3 = Awaiting authorization, 1000 and over
+ means a user defined group
+ GroupName ASCIIZ Name of the group
+ ParentID LONG Unknown (always 0 in my test DBs)
+ ----------------------------------- ----------- -----------------------------
+ Comment: Only GroupID and GroupName seems to be required
+
+
+ >> Format of contact group (99a & 99b):
+ 00000000 LONG Group ID:
+ 3 = Awaiting authorization, 1000 and over
+ means a user defined group
+ 00000004 WORD Length of group name
+ 00000006 ASCIIZ Group name
+ $+00000000 LONG Unknown, usually -1
+ +00000004 WORD Group visual status, 0 = Closed, 1 = Open
+
+
+ >> Format of Event WAV entry (99a):
+ 00000000 WORD // Separator value
+ 00000002 LONG User event for which WAV will be played:
+ 1 = Message
+ 2 = Chat
+ 3 = File
+ 4 = URL
+ 10 = Externals
+ 19 = Contact
+ 20 = Phone
+ 2007 = User ID //not in My Details
+ 2010 = Online Alert
+ 00000006 LONG 0 = Play default WAV, 1 = play the user-specified WAV
+ 0000000A WORD length of file name
+ 0000000C ASCIIZ full path and file name of WAV
+
+
+ >> Format of Phonebook entry (99a & 99b):
+ 00000000 WORD length of phone number entry name
+ 00000002 ASCIIZ phone number entry name
+ $+00000000 WORD length of area code text
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ area code text
+ $+00000000 WORD length of prefix text
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ prefix text
+ $+00000000 WORD length of country name
+ +00000002 ASCIIZ country name
+ $+00000000 WORD ??? (0) 1
+ +00000002 WORD length of number (last 4 digits) text
+ +00000004 ASCIIZ number text
+
+
+ >> Timestamps
+
+ >> Entry types
+
+ 00h - Message
+ 09h - System message
+ 0Bh - Chat log?
+
+ >> DAT Signatures
+
+ DAT signatures are sequences of 16 bytes that appear in the beginning of most
+ database entry types. They could be useful if you want to scan a DAT file for
+ certain types of data without using the IDX file.
+
+ Various messages: E0,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ Chat request: E1,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ File request: E2,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ My Details: E4,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ Contact: E5,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ Reminder: E6,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
+ Note: EE,23,A3,DB,DF,B8,D1,11,8A,65,00,60,08,71,A3,91
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+ it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+ the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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+
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+ but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+ MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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+
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+ along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
+ Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
+
+
+Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
+
+If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this
+when it starts in an interactive mode:
+
+ Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) 19yy name of author
+ Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
+ This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
+ under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
+
+The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
+parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may
+be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be
+mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program.
+
+You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your
+school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if
+necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
+
+ Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program
+ `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
+
+ <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989
+ Ty Coon, President of Vice
+
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+proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may
+consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the
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diff --git a/plugins/Import/docs/import-readme.txt b/plugins/Import/docs/import-readme.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0ad0b7b1d2 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/Import/docs/import-readme.txt @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +
+ Import Plugin for Miranda IM
+ ____________________________
+
+
+About
+_____
+
+This Miranda IM plugin allows you to import contacts and messages
+from your Mirabilis ICQ database and from Miranda IM profiles. Please note
+that this plugin does not import settings and preferences.
+
+
+
+Installation
+____________
+
+Simply copy "import.dll" into your Miranda IM plugin directory (usually
+"C:\Program Files\Miranda IM\Plugins\") and restart Miranda IM.
+
+You start the import by selecting "Import..." in the main menu.
+
+
+
+Changes
+_______
+
+0.9.2
+
+Bugfixes:
+ - Another crash with non-IM contacts.
+ - Miranda IM visibility lists were imported wrong.
+ - Some general stability improvements when dealing with corrupted
+ Miranda IM databases.
+
+
+0.9.1
+
+Bugfixes:
+ - No longer crashes when importing Miranda contacts from a protocol
+ with no unique ID setting (Weather, RSS, etc).
+
+
+0.9
+
+Bugfixes:
+ - Don't auto run wizard until at least one protocol is installed.
+ - Don't enable Mirabilis import unless ICQ is installed.
+ - Memory leaks.
+
+New features:
+ - Supports all installed protocols.
+ - 20% smaller.
+
+
+0.8.1
+
+Bugfixes:
+ - Fixed a crash while importing from Miranda IM databases.
+
+New features:
+ - Added AIM support for Miranda IM import.
+ - Added YAHOO support for Miranda IM import.
+
+
+0.8
+
+Bugfixes:
+ - Fixed two memory leaks and a crash while importing from Miranda IM databases.
+
+New features:
+ - Added ICQ Corp support for Miranda IM import (thanks Sergey).
+
+
+
+Known Problems
+______________
+
+- It is not possible to import from Mirabilis ICQ 2003b. This feature is being
+ worked on and will be available in a future version.
+
+- Weather stations, RSS feeds, and other non-IM items are not imported when you
+ import contacts from a Miranda IM database. It has not yet been decided if
+ this feature will be added or not.
+
+
+
+Support and Bug Reporting
+_________________________
+
+We cannot give support through e-mail or instant messages. Please visit the Miranda IM
+help page at http://www.miranda-im.org/help/ if you need help with this plugin.
+
+If the help page does not answer your question, please visit the Miranda IM support
+forum at: http://forums.miranda-im.org and we will try to assist you. Remember that
+everyone involved in this project are unpaid volounteers, so keep it friendly.
+
+If you want to report a bug, do so in the official bug tracker at:
+http://bugs.miranda-im.org/
+
+
+
+Contact
+_______
+
+Current maintainer is Martin Öberg.
+E-mail: strickz at miranda-im.org
+
+
+
+License and Copyright
+_____________________
+
+Copyright (C) 2001-2005 Martin Öberg, Richard Hughes, Roland Rabien & Tristan Van de Vreede
+
+This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
+modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
+as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
+of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
+
+This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
+GNU General Public License for more details.
+
+You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
+Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
diff --git a/plugins/Import/docs/import-translation.txt b/plugins/Import/docs/import-translation.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d971470cf0 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/Import/docs/import-translation.txt @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +Miranda Language Pack Version 1
+Locale: 0809
+Authors: Miranda IM Development Team
+Author-email: project-info@miranda-im.org
+Last-Modified-Using: Miranda IM 0.6.1
+Plugins-included:
+
+; Generated by lpgen on Thu Jan 11 20:52:59 2007
+; Translations: 35
+
+; main.c
+;[&Import...]
+
+; mirabilis.c
+;[The given file does not exist. Please check that you have entered the name correctly.]
+;[Mirabilis Import]
+;[Mirabilis ICQ database indexes (*.idx)\0*.IDX\0All Files (*)\0*\0]
+
+; miranda.c
+;[Miranda Import]
+;[Miranda IM database (*.dat)\0*.DAT\0All Files (*)\0*\0]
+
+; wizard.c
+;[Finish]
+;[Cancel]
+
+; resource.rc
+;[From a Miranda IM database.]
+;[From a Mirabilis ICQ (99a - 2003a) database.]
+;[Use the Find/Add contacts tool to populate my contact list.]
+;[Do not load the import plugin at startup again]
+;[Progress1]
+;[Import all contacts and all messages]
+;[Only import contacts]
+;[&Next >]
+;[&Other Database...]
+;[&Other Profile...]
+;[< &Back]
+;[Choose how you would like to import:]
+;[This wizard will help you import contacts and message history from Mirabilis ICQ, as well as letting you import from other Miranda IM profiles.]
+;[Click ]
+;[If you wish to import more information, click ]
+;[You will probably never need to use this wizard again, so you can save memory by not loading it every time you start Miranda. This will mean that the import menu item will no longer be available.]
+;[Import completed]
+;[If at a future date you wish to use the wizard again, you can make it load again by going to the Plugins section of the Options dialog box.]
+;[Miranda has found Mirabilis ICQ databases corresponding to the following ICQ numbers. Please select the one you wish to import, or click ]
+;[Miranda has found Miranda profiles with the following names. Please select the one you wish to import, or click ]
+;[Now importing...]
+;[Select this if you want to import as much data as possible. This is the recommended option.]
+;[Select this if you want to import contacts but don't want to import any message history.]
+;[Miranda has now been configured to automatically download the contacts in your server-side contact list the next time you connect to ICQ.]
+;[If you want to change the way Miranda handles server-side contacts at a later time, you can do this in the ]
+;[&Filename:]
+;[Import Information Wizard]
+
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