text/microsoft-resx 2.0 System.Resources.ResXResourceReader, System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 This stream does not support seeking. The specified array does not contain the specified number of elements starting at the specified offset. Empty. This Windows Runtime stream is backed by a .NET Stream; its size cannot be set to a value that is larger than 2^63 - 1 bytes. (2^63 - 1 = 0x7FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF = Int64.MaxValue). The Windows Runtime stream that underlies this System.IO.Stream object has invoked an IO completion callback and specified null for the IAsyncInfo instance that describes the completed IO operation. This behavior is not supported because results cannot be retrieved from a null operation. Either the underlying Windows Runtime stream has a faulty implementation, or you are using a Windows Runtime object in an unsupported runtime environment. This stream does not support the Position property because it is not seekable. The specified object cannot be converted to a System.IO.Stream instance because it is not a Windows Runtime stream. In order to convert an object to a Stream instance it must implement at least one of the following 3 Windows Runtime stream interfaces: IInputStream, IOutputStream, IRandomAccessStream. Stream does not support writing. This AsyncResult or Task corresponds to a different asynchronous operation ID than the one that invoked the completion callback. The asynchronous operation could not be completed. The specified stream position is beyond the end of the stream. The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. This IRandomAccessStream does not support the {0} method because it requires cloning and this stream does not support cloning. The specified underlying Task is not started. Task instances must be run immediately upon creation. Cannot convert the specified Windows Runtime stream to a managed System.IO.Stream object without a buffer because this Windows Runtime stream has been previously converted to a managed Stream object with a buffer. Ensure that the 'bufferSize' argument matches the existing buffer or use the '{0}'-overload without the 'bufferSize' argument to convert the specified Windows Runtime stream to a Stream object with the same buffer size as previously. Could not find a part of the path '{0}'. Cannot use the specified Stream as a Windows Runtime IRandomAccessStream because this Stream does not support seeking. The Task provider delegate specified for this IAsyncInfo instance returned a Task object that was not started. Task instances must be run immediately upon creation. Inheritable is not a supported option. The task provider delegate used to create this asynchronous operation returned null, but a valid Task object was expected. A callback for the same asynchronous IO operation was invoked more than once. Stream does not support seeking. Cannot convert the specified Windows Runtime stream to a managed System.IO.Stream object with the specified buffer size because this Windows Runtime stream has been previously converted to a managed Stream object with a different buffer size. Ensure that the 'bufferSize' argument matches the existing buffer or use the '{0}'-overload without the 'bufferSize' argument to convert the specified Windows Runtime stream to a Stream object with the same buffer size as previously. Cannot set the length of a stream to a negative value. Unable to find the specified file. An IO error occurred in the Windows runtime system. The specified file name or path is too long, or a component of the specified path is too long. A native library routine was not found: {0}. Cannot use the specified Stream as a Windows Runtime IInputStream because this Stream is not readable. The specified Windows Runtime stream does not support reading nor writing. Windows Runtime streams with such capabilities cannot be converted to managed Stream objects. Use a Windows Runtime stream that can support reading, writing or both. The specified relative path may not consist of whitespace only An error has occurred. Cannot set the size of this stream because it cannot be written to. Cannot use the specified Stream as a Windows Runtime IOutputStream because this Stream is not writable. The specified useful data length exceeds the capacity of this buffer. Access to the path is denied. The process cannot access the file '{0}' because it is being used by another process. Encrypted is not a supported option. The specified source buffer does not contain the specified number of elements starting at the specified offset. Cannot convert the specified Stream object to a Windows Runtime stream because it does not have sufficient capabilities. In order to convert a System.IO.Stream instance to a Windows Runtime stream at least one of the properties CanRead, CanWrite, CanSeek must return TRUE; however, none of these properties returns TRUE for the specified Stream. Send is not supported in the Windows Runtime SynchronizationContext This Stream is backed by a Windows Runtime stream with a length that exceeds 2^63 - 1 bytes. Operations related to the stream's length or position cannot be performed on streams when the length exceeds 2^63 - 1 bytes. (2^63 - 1 = 0x7FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF = Int64.MaxValue = approx. 8000 PetaBytes.) Access to the path '{0}' is denied. The specified index is out of bounds of the specified array. The specified buffer index is not within the buffer capacity. Cannot seek to an absolute stream position that is larger than 2^63 - 1 bytes. (2^63 - 1 = 0x7FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF = Int64.MaxValue). This stream does not support the Length property because it is not seekable. MemoryStream's internal buffer cannot be accessed. Could not find a part of the path. The requested invocation is not permitted because this IAsyncInfo instance has already been closed. The state of this object does not permit invoking this method. Cannot call GetResults on this asynchronous info because the underlying operation has not completed. Non-negative number required. This stream does not support read access. Cannot access a closed Stream. Cannot seek to an absolute stream position that is negative. The file '{0}' already exists. Cannot create '{0}' because a file or directory with the same name already exists. Stream does not support reading. The requested operation cannot be performed because this stream has already been disposed. The specified buffer capacity is not sufficient to hold data of the specified length. The specified value is not a valid member of the InputStreamOptions enumeration. The buffer size for a Windows Runtime stream adapter may not be negative. Use a positive buffer size or 0 to disable buffering. The specified Windows Runtime stream supports the IRandomAccessStream interface and its CanWrite property returns TRUE, however it does not implement the IOutputStream interface. Windows Runtime streams with such inconsistent capabilities cannot be converted to managed Stream objects. IRandomAccessStream instances whose CanWrite property returns TRUE must implement the IOutputStream interface. The specified state transition is illegal for the current state of this object. The specified AsyncResult does not correspond to any outstanding IO operation. The specified destination buffer is not large enough to hold the specified number of bytes starting at the specified offset. The 'Completed' handler delegate cannot be set more than once, but this handler has already been set. This stream does not support write access. Could not find file '{0}'. Invalid seek origin. The specified Windows Runtime stream supports the IRandomAccessStream interface and its CanRead property returns TRUE, however it does not implement the IInputStream interface. Windows Runtime streams with such inconsistent capabilities cannot be converted to managed Stream objects. IRandomAccessStream instances whose CanRead property returns TRUE must implement the IInputStream interface.