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Generate help examples (Windows or Linux, as appropriate) for %d, %p and %P specifiers.

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Also make the help pane half the overall width when first shown (and it's resizeable).
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@@ -2111,11 +2111,13 @@ QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_TOOLTIP;Specify the output location based on characteris
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_TITLE;Creating an output template
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_INTRO;The output template field allows you to to dynamically customize the destination folder and filename. When you include certain specifiers, which begin with <b>%</b>, they are replaced by the program when each file is being saved.\n\nThe sections below describe each type of specifier.
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_TITLE;Directories and partial paths
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_INTRO;The <b>%dN</b>, <b>%d-N</b>, <b>%pN</b>, <b>%p-N</b>, <b>%PN</b> and <b>%P-N</b> (N = 1..9) specifiers will be replaced by elements of the image file's directory path.\nThe format specifiers operate as follows:\n <b>%dN</b> = Nth directory from the end of the path\n <b>%d-N</b> = Nth directory from the start of the path\n <b>%pN</b> = all directories up to the Nth from the end of the path\n <b>%p-N</b> = the first N directories in the path\n <b>%PN</b> = the last N directories in the path\n <b>%P-N</b> = all directories from the Nth to the end of the path\n <b>%f</b> = base filename (no extension)\nFor Windows paths, <b>%d-1</b> is the drive letter and colon, and <b>%d-2</b> is the base directory on that drive.
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_INTRO;The <b>%dN</b>, <b>%d-N</b>, <b>%pN</b>, <b>%p-N</b>, <b>%PN</b> and <b>%P-N</b> (N = 1..9) specifiers will be replaced by elements of the image file's directory path.\nThe format specifiers operate as follows:\n <b>%dN</b> = Nth directory from the end of the path\n <b>%d-N</b> = Nth directory from the start of the path\n <b>%pN</b> = all directories up to the Nth from the end of the path\n <b>%p-N</b> = the first N directories in the path\n <b>%PN</b> = the last N directories in the path\n <b>%P-N</b> = all directories from the Nth to the end of the path\n <b>%f</b> = base filename (no extension)
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_INTRO_WINDOWS;For Windows paths, <b>%d-1</b> is the drive letter and colon, and <b>%d-2</b> is the base directory on that drive.
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_BODY_1;Using this pathname as an example:
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_EXAMPLE_LINUX;/home/tom/photos/2010-10-31/photo1.raw
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_EXAMPLE_WINDOWS;C:\users\tom\photos\2010-10-31\photo1.raw
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_PATHS_BODY_2;The meanings of the formatting strings are:
QUEUE_LOCATION_TEMPLATE_HELP_RESULT_MISMATCH;ERROR: 2nd result is different:
QUEUE_LOCATION_TITLE;Output Location
QUEUE_STARTSTOP_TOOLTIP;Start or stop processing the images in the queue.\n\nShortcut: <b>Ctrl</b>+<b>s</b>