2-byte language ID, either a primary language identifier or a sublanguage identifier. Invalid or missing language IDs are ignored, and only the first of any duplicate language IDs will be used. An internationalized string. The combination of `langid` and `id` should be unique. Strings with invalid or missing `id` or `langid` will be ignored. Only the first of multiple strings with a duplicate `id` and `langid` combo will be used. Sub-language identifier. Identifier for this internationalized string. Known values are DisplayName and Description. A sequence of internationalized strings for the provider. Identifier for the primary language of the strings. An invalid or missing language ID is ignored. A provider for a web wizard. Unique identifier for the provider within this scope. When no identifier is provided, the provider will be skipped. Duplicate IDs may cause undefined behavior. URL pointing to a remote location for the icon, relative to http://shell.windows.com/publishwizard/. Any protocol supported by Internet Explorer should be supported here. The icon will be downloaded, stored into a cache, and only its cached path will be saved in the registry. Path to an icon on the local system. This can use icon resources in DLLs using the `shell32.dll,42` syntax. This takes precedence over `icon`. If neither `icon` or `iconpath` is set, the wizard falls back to the value of `DefaultIcon` in `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\PublishingWizard\[scope]`. If that value is not set, `shell32.dll,-244` is used. Name of the provider shown in the providers list in the wizard. If this starts with an @ character, then this points to a string resource in a DLL. If a <string> for the user's current locale with an ID set to `DisplayName` exists, then it will be used instead of this attribute. Short description of the provider shown in the providers list in the wizard. If this starts with an @ character, then this points to a string resource in a DLL. If a <string> for the user's current locale with an ID set to `Description` exists, then it will be used instead of this attribute. URL to the first page that will be displayed in the wizard after the user selects this provider. All Internet Explorer-supported protocols are allowed. If not set, the Add Network Places form is shown instead. Whether this provider requires WebDAV support to function properly. If WebDAV support is not installed on the system, the provider will be skipped. Supported file types, as a semicolon-separated list of filters. For example, "*.jpg; *.png" will support JPEG and PNG files. On which wizard this provider can be used. Known values are AddNetPlaces, PublishingWizard and InternetPhotoPrinting. Unsupported values will be ignored. When multiple elements have duplicate scopes, only the first one will be used.