Examples of using Temporary file in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Temporary File.
Select Temporary File.
Temporary File Creation.
Could not write temporary file.
Use temporary file for playing from KIOSlave.
Unable to open temporary file.
Unable to save temporary file(before uploading to the network file you specified).
Unable to open temporary file.
A temporary file created with is deleted automatically when the program exits or the file is closed.
Could not create temporary file.
Cannot open temporary file to store mail from Pilot in.
Unable to create temporary file.
Tmpfile creates a temporary file that will automatically be removed when the file is closed or the program exits.
Failed to write temporary file'%1'.
To generate a temporary file name that will survive past the lifespan of the creating program, tmpnam(POSIX) or GetTempFileName(…).
Unable to open temporary file.
To generate a temporary file name that will survive past the lifespan of the creating program,(POSIX) or codice_1(Windows) can be used.
Could Not Delete Temporary File.
Modern operating systems employ virtual memory, however programs that use large amounts of data(e.g. video editing)may need to create temporary file(s).
Could Not Rename Temporary File.
This includes systems where the files are arranged dynamically by software,intended for such purposes as communication between computer processes or temporary file space.
Unable to link temporary file in folder %1.
Could not save image- unable to create temporary file.
Choose whether to use a temporary file for playing from KDE I/ O Slave.
Error: Could not create temporary file'%1'.
As part of the installation process, a temporary file transmits anonymous, non-personally identifiable information about your computer system in order to help us determine what third party software would be appropriate to recommend.
The requested operation required the creation of a temporary file in which to save the new file while being downloaded. This temporary file %1 could not be deleted.
Option to choose whether to use a temporary file for playing from KDE I/ O Slave. Default uses the option from KPlayer Settings. This option has no effect for URLs passed directly to MPlayer.
Option to choose whether to use a temporary file for playing from KDE I/ O Slave. This option has no effect for URLs passed directly to MPlayer. You can also choose it for individual file or URL in File Properties.