Description
Each event is associated with a description located in a message file that is
registered by the
Source. The description should help the user understand what went wrong and suggest
what actions to take. Focus the description toward users solving their own
problems, not toward support people or developers. Make the description clear and
concise and avoid culture-specific phrases. If your event includes private data
in the Data field, include at the end of the description an explanation about
what the Data field contains. For example, the network software often notes:
"(The SMB is the event data)." As a convention, use parentheses around such
remarks, as indicated in this example. Several applications can share the same
message file, and the message file can contain descriptions for both the
event identifier and the event
category.
The description strings are indexed by event identifier, enabling Event Viewer
to display event-specific text for any event based on the event identifier.
All descriptions are localized and language dependent. Description strings can
optionally contain placeholders for insertion strings. Each placeholder is
represented by a percent sign and an index number for the string to substitute. For
example, the placeholder %1 is replaced by the first insertion string, %5 is
replaced by the fifth insertion string, and so on.
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Delphi Components
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MegaDetailed.Net
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