/* SKTUnknownFileReadError */

/* In Sketch this particular localized description won't be presented to the user, but it's always a good idea to provide a decent description that's a full sentence, just in case the error gets reused in a new way. */
"description1" = "Sketch document data could not be read because it is corrupted.";

/* In Sketch this localized failure reason will be presented to the user if we're trying to open a document. When -[SKTDocument readFromData:ofType:error:] returns an error NSDocumentController will take the failure reason and tack it onto the end of a "The document "so-and-so" could not be opened." message and use the whole thing as an error description. Full sentence! */
"failureReason1" = "It appears to be corrupted.";

/* SKTUnknownPasteboardReadError */

/* In Sketch this localized description will be presented to the user by -[SKTGraphicView paste:]. 2.10*/
"description2" = "Sorry, pasteboard data could not be read for an unknown reason.";

/* In Sketch this particular localized failure reason won't be presented to the user, but it's always a good idea to provide a decent failure reason that's a full sentence, just in case the error gets reused in a new way. */
"failureReason2" = "An unknown error occured.";

/* SKTWriteCouldntMakeTIFFError */

/* In Sketch this particular localized description won't be presented to the user, but it's always a good idea to provide a decent description that's a full sentence, just in case the error gets reused in a new way. */
"description3" = "A TIFF image could not be made because it would be empty.";

/* In Sketch this localized failure reason will be presented to the user. When -[SKTDocument dataOfType:error:] returns an error NSDocument will take the error reason and tack it onto the end of a "The document "so-and-so" could not be saved." message and use the whole thing as an error description. Full sentence! */
"failureReason3" = "The TIFF image would be empty.";
