This finishes the 640x480-ification within [NETCFGX]. All dlgs addressed now.
- Allows the final 3 property sheets IDD_TCPIP_ADVIP_DLG, IDD_TCPIP_ADVDNS_DLG and IDD_TCPIP_ADVOPT_DLG to be displayed fine in 640x480 screen resolution by limiting their dlg unit height to 220
- tweaks a bit of the controls vertical positions to look better, e.g. LTEXT "interface metric:" was moved one pix upwards relative to IDC_METRIC to make that look more vertically centered
- IDC_AUTOMETRIC checkbox was moved slightly upwards in relation to the groupbox it was embedded into, which does it make look slightly better
- width of IDC_SUFFIX was enlarged for all languages to the value that was historically chosen for uk-UA.rc. (Only ru-RU.rc continues to do that differently, as it uses even longer text and therefore has to shift 2 controls towards the left to make that fit into the dlg. That part was there also before this PR)
This prevents the code from linking to __imp_*, which would pull in the symbol from the import library (e.g. kernel32), which creates problems with the GNU linker, which doesn't like to have the import and a static definition at the same time.
Main goal was making the dlg display well in 640x480 resolution.
Since the dialogs in that propsheet had very different sizes between the languages
that was a lot of work. Now all of the propsheet-dlgs are harmonized in size to 252x220.
Also I found a way to align some controls in a way that they are more immune
to differing languages lengths for specific strings, so we can currently
to 100% use the same controls dimensions and positions also,
which is a very nice trait. I double-checked all dialogs visually in ResHacker
for all languages (except no-NO.rc for technical reasons), and they do look all
very well like that. The slider for the alarms dlg I enlarged in x,
it has 100 distinct positions, so a larger slider helps the user
not having to position the mouse extremely accurate.
I also fixed various typos, and several places where text cutoff occurred for many languages,
too many to name them all.
Some dummy-strings "unknown" I changed to "?" instead.
That still allows to see its position in a previewer,
but does not lure all the translators into translating that nonsense,
and therefore keeps the rcs better in sync. It also shrinks binary size.
