fix EN, update LT translations
@@ -1191,18 +1191,18 @@ dialog.confirm.close.all.conferences.if.invisible.msg = If you want to proceed a
dialog.certificate.provide.alias.and.confirm = \t Provide alias for Truststore entry. \n Are you sure you want to add this \n certificate to your Truststore?
dialog.certificate.show = <html>This is the certificate and private key you are trying to add to the Truststore. <br><br> After adding this certificate Spark will be able to establish secured <br> communications with servers that are identified by this certificate. <br><br> If you are sure that you want to add this certificate click the OK button.</html>
dialog.id.certificate.show = <html>This is the certificate you are trying to add to the Identitystore <br><br> After adding this certificate Spark will be able to present this certificate to remote server during establishing connection in order to authenticate itself and encrypt that connection. <br><br> If you are sure that you want to add this certificate click the OK button.</html>
-dialog.certificate.add.from.connection = <html>This is certificate presented by the server to which you are trying to connect. <br> This certificate isn't part of your TrustStore which mean you aren't trusting it<br> and you cannot connect to this server. <br><br> Do you want to trust and add this certificate to your TrustStore?</html>
+dialog.certificate.add.from.connection = <html>This is the certificate provided by the server you are trying to connect to. <br> This certificate isn't in your TrustStore, which means it is not trusted<br> and you cannot connect to this server. <br><br> Do you want to trust it and add this certificate to your TrustStore?</html>
dialog.certificate.cannot.have.copy = This certificate is already stored within Truststore.
dialog.certificate.has.been.added = Certificate has been added to the Truststore.
dialog.certificate.is.distrusted = Certificate is invalid, so it shouldn't be trusted, as it is dangerous. \n If you still want to trust it, click on Trust radio button or add it to exception list.
dialog.certificate.sure.to.delete = Are you sure that you want to delete this certificate? \nIf you do it, you will be unable to establish a secured connection \nto servers identified by this certificate.
dialog.certificate.has.been.deleted = Certificate has been successfully deleted.
-dialog.self.signed.certificate.has.been.created = Self signed certificate and private key has been created in directory: \n
-dialog.certificate.request.has.been.created = Certificate Sign Request and private key has been created in directory: \n
-dialog.cannot.upload.certificate.might.be.ill.formated = Cannot upload certificate file: Certificate might me ill formated
+dialog.self.signed.certificate.has.been.created = Self signed certificate and private key have been created in directory: \n
+dialog.certificate.request.has.been.created = Certificate Sign Request and private key have been created in directory: \n
+dialog.cannot.upload.certificate.might.be.ill.formated = Cannot upload certificate file, certificate might be ill formatted
dialog.cannot.upload.certificate = Cannot upload certificate file
-dialog.certificate.title.certificate.not.in.truststore = Certificate presented wasn't in the your Truststore
-dialog.certificate.click.yes.if.you.want.to.see.certificate = If you want to see and add certificate presented by the server \n to which you are trying to connect click YES.
+dialog.certificate.title.certificate.not.in.truststore = Provided certificate is not in your TrustStore
+dialog.certificate.click.yes.if.you.want.to.see.certificate = If you want to view and add certificate provided by the server \n you are trying to connect to, click YES.
cert.valid = Valid
cert.revoked = Revoked
