en to en_GB translation catalogue (6 entries)

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en: Settings provided in ini tweaks have been overwritten in-game or in an applications.<br>These overwrites are stored in a separate file (<i>profile_tweaks.ini</i> within the profile directory)<br>to keep ini-tweaks in their original state but you should really get rid of this file as there is<br>no tool support in MO to work on it. <br>Advice: Copy settings you want to keep to an appropriate ini tweak, then delete <i>profile_tweaks.ini</i>.<br>Hitting the <i>Fix</i> button will delete that file
en_GB: Settings provided in INI tweaks have been overwritten in-game or in an application.<br>These overwrites are stored in a separate file (<i>profile_tweaks.ini</i> within the profile directory)<br>to keep INI tweaks in their original state, but you should really get rid of this file as there is<br>no tool support in MO to work on it.<br>Advice: Copy settings you want to keep to an appropriate INI tweak, then delete <i>profile_tweaks.ini</i>.<br>Hitting the <i>Fix</i> button will delete that file.

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en: There are currently files in your <span style="color: red;"><i>Overwrite</i></span> directory. These files are typically newly created files, usually generated by an external mod tool (i.e. Wrye Bash, xEdit, FNIS, ...). Creation Club ESL files will also end up here when downloaded. Any files in <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> will take top priority when loading your mod files and will always overwrite any other mod in your profile.<br><br>It is recommended that you review the files in <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> and move any relevant files to a new or existing mod. You can do this by double-clicking the <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> mod and dragging files from the Overwrite window to a mod entry in the main mod list. It is also possible to move all current <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> files to a new mod by right-clicking on the Overwrite mod.<br><br>Not all files in <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> need to be removed, but there are several reasons to do so. Some generated files will be directly related to the active mods in your profile and will be incompatible with different mod setups. Since <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> is always active, this could cause conflicts between profiles. Additionally, moving relevant game files into a normal mod will give you greater control over those files. Some files can live safely in <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span>, such as basic logs and cache files. It is up to you to understand how best to manage these files.<br><br>If you do not wish to see this warning and understand how to handle your <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> directory, you can open the Mod Organizer settings and disable this warning under the "Diagnose Basic" plugin configuration.
en_GB: There are currently files in your <span style="color: red;"><i>Overwrite</span></i> directory. These files are typically newly created files, usually generated by an external mod tool (i.e. Wrye Bash, xEdit, FNIS, ...). Creation Club ESL files will also end up here when downloaded. Any files in <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> will take top priority when loading your mod files and will always overwrite any other mod in your profile.<br><br>It is recommended that you review the files in <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> and move any relevant files to a new or existing mod. You can do this by double-clicking the <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> mod and dragging files from the Overwrite window to a mod entry in the main mod list. It is also possible to move all current <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> files to a new mod by right-clicking on the Overwrite mod.<br><br>Not all files in <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> need to be removed, but there are several reasons to do so. Some generated files will be directly related to the active mods in your profile and will be incompatible with different mod setups. Since <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> is always active, this could cause conflicts between profiles. Additionally, moving relevant game files into a normal mod will give you greater control over those files. Some files can live safely in <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span>, such as basic logs and cache files. It is up to you to understand how best to manage these files.<br><br>If you do not wish to see this warning and understand how to handle your <span style="font-weight: bold;">Overwrite</span> directory, you can open the Mod Organizer settings and disable this warning under the "Diagnose Basic" plugin configuration.

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en: Warn when an installed mod came from an alternative game source
en_GB: Warn when an installed mod came from an alternative game

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en: You have at least one active mod installed from an alternative game source.<br>This means that the mod was downloaded from a game source which does not match<br>the expected primary game.<br><br>Depending on the type of mod, this may require converting various files to run correctly.<br><br>Advice: Once you have verified the mod is working correctly, you can use the context menu<br>and select "Mark as converted/working" to remove the flag and warning.
en_GB: You have at least one active mod installed from an alternative game source.<br>This means that the mod was downloaded from a game source that does not match<br>the expected primary game.<br><br>Depending on the type of mod, this may require converting various files to run correctly<br><br>Advice: Once you have verified the mod is working correctly, you can use the context menu<br>and select "Mark as converted/working" to remove the flag and warning.

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en: You have the nitpick skse plugin installed. This plugin is not needed with Mod Organizer because MO already offers the same functionality. Worse: The two solutions may conflict so it's strongly suggested you remove this plugin.
en_GB: You have the nitpick SKSE plugin installed. This plugin is not needed with Mod Organizer because MO already offers the same functionality. Worse: The two solutions may conflict so it's strongly suggested you remove this plugin.

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en: invalid problem key %1
en_GB: invalid priority %1
