Camera file naming issue

When I make a picture, the system gives it a name like DSC_0064.JPG. If I delete this picture and make a new one the new file will have the exact same name instead of DSC_0065.JPG. Are there any setting or solution to force the system to use continuos file naming?

At this stage I would say it is unlikely as this has been a standard function for many generations of handsets.
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Batch Exporting File Naming Issue

I have to batch export about 30 images at a time, but I am having an issue now that the "Export" piece of the action includes a specific file name in the "save in" property, where as it's supposed to only include the name of the containing folder. This causes all the images included in the batch to be saved with the same file name thus saving over the previous export each time. I cannot figure out how to execute the Save for Web and devices action without it recording the specific file name.
My process is:
- Open one image
- Create a new Action (it begins recording)
- Crop the image
- Save for Web and devices (I leave the file name as is, but save it to a different folder) Ex. "annoying_child_screaming.jpeg"
- Close without saving
- Stop the action
- File > Automate > Batch
- I select the source folder with all the original photos
- Specify a Destination folder (a different folder where all the cropped ones will be)
- I don't select any checkboxes
- File Naming: I leave the default "Document Name" + "extension" Starting serial#: 1
When I hit okay, I can see Photoshop going through each image and doing the specified actions, but instead of preserving the original file name, it saves each one with the file name that I saved the first one when originally creating the action (Ex. it rewrites "annoying_child_screaming.jpeg" for each file)
I just upgraded to CS5 from CS4 (where I hadn't been having this problem). I have compared my settings to a coworker's who's computer it does work on, but we can't figure out what's wrong. The difference is in the Export details in the Actions dialog box - where it has the "IN" property, usually only a folder location is specified, but on my comp, it also specifies the file name.
Please help.

When you record the save for web step use the original file name
(you noted you did that in post 1)
Is the name you used the same as the file
you opened when recording the save for web step?
Don't specify any destination in the batch dialog or the files will possibly
be overwritten and you'll see the results your seeing.
The destination is the folder you specified during the save for web step while recording the action.
MTSTUNER
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Camera file naming convension filename modification

Hi,
How do I change to photo's file naming convention?
Each time I move my files to a centralised location, the filenames start from 001 again and now I have different photos with the same filename... STUPID!!!!

Unfortunately it's not possible to change this as far as I know. Might be possible using 3rd party camera app.
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File naming issue/workflow help needed...

I shoot weddings and am continually frustrated with A2's file naming. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated as it's killing my workflow.
THE GOOD: I import the images with the file name I want and the metadata I want. I then edit out, deleting bad images and leaving borderline images (as outtakes) in the project while putting my selects together for the client in a smart album. I put the selects in a smart album based on their rating and keywords. The selects are not sequential, so I "select all" and make "batch change" putting them in sequence.
THE BAD: Here is where I always encounter my first problem. Any images I have have worked on (in Photoshop) for my website now have different names. So when I export all in the album, the worked-on versions don't fit in sequentially. And some stacks have the edited image on top, and others do not.
The other problem is when a bride places an order. I find the corresponding file and externally edit it. It now resides in the smart album with a different name than all the files around it. I put the print size in the exported version name and I have to open the dialog box for every single image and re-type the size in the custom name space. I have an order with 295 different images and it's killing me. The other problem is when the bride goes to re-order a print she has, the number on the back has no connection to the numbers on my site or the smart album.
I find I'm going back to Photomechanic more often just to organize and name images because it actually changes the name of the file instead of "masking" it as A2 seems to do.
Is there a way to keep A2 from doing this and how do I get the adjusted image to be the pick of the stack?
Thanks-Kevin

I happily paid the 20 bucks for 'A Better Finder Renamer' and was able to have it batch rename RAW files to my needs. It uses simple Boolean logic to cut or add to a file name and can read time stamps from the file.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/productivity_tools/abetterfinderrename.htm l

LR3 Missing File Naming Issue

Hello,
I accidently deleted a number of images from two different collections. Luckily my partner had exported copies of all the keepers with the same file names.
LR3 never lost the catalog info, and the thumbnails were still present, albeit with the question marks for missing files.
In order to preserve at least the thumbnails of the non-keeper files, I simply used Windows explorer to copy the backups into the original location. (I realize I could have just deleted the old files and re-imported all of them via LR, but as I said I wanted to keep the ~10% of non-keepers as well.)
In one collection, the Locate Missing File process worked like a champ, and all the images have been reconnected in the LR catalog.
In the other collection, the Locate Missing File dialogue results in another dialogue that says the file name is not the same, even though, to my eyes, it is identical. I am not sure if it's an issue with .jpg vs .jpeg vs .JPEG or something else. When I do force the link, I get an additional dialogue that says the metadata has changes and it prompts me to overwrite it.
So my question is - Any idea why LR thinks the filenames are different when they are identical to the naked eye? Obviously I could do this one by one, but I have a few thousand images and was looking for a batch process to re-link them all. And I realize also that I could just re-import all the keepers, but I'm trying to preserve the non-keepers (they are indexing images and still have their uses, even in thumbnail form).
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Peter C

web-weaver,
Thanks for the response. I would say that it could be a factor because the files from my partner were obviously kept in a different folder. However, the move and Locate function worked fine on one set of images, but not the other. I'm guessing my partner ran the other images through some kind of processing that altered the filename in a way that is not apparent.
I'll keep trying to figure it out.
Thanks for the thought at least,
Peter

PDF printer driver file naming issue

Hello, I'm not sure if I'm in the right place for this question but here goes. When I use the PDF printer driver to "print" a PDF file from InDesign or Illustrator, the file name is appended with extra information I don't want. For example, I want just "FileName.pdf, but what comes up in the dialog box is: FileName.ai @50% (CMYK-Preview).pdf. So I have to waste time deleting the extra information. Is there any way to turn this off? Is the PDF printer driver causing this or is it a feature of InDesign or Illustrator? All of us in our art department have looked for an answer to this but can't find even a mention of this on the forums. It's really frustrating!
Thanks in advance for your help.
Tom

I think the title may be coming from the caption of the window that is
open. If so, try printing from a window when you are NOT in CMYK
preview, 50% etc.
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[JS] File Naming Issues

NOTE: I am writing JavaScript for InDesign CS2 and CS3.
My script involves writing file names that a user will input. The filenames will later be displayed in a menu. Since characters like ? % " / : can present problems, what's the best way to avoid bad file names? Should I just search the string for the characters I stated above before writing the filename? Or is there a better way to avoid bad characters?
If the best way is to scan for bad characters, what are all the characters I should prevent users from inputting? I thought of the following:
Are there any I missed?
Thanks in advance,
Dan

A slightly safer way is to scan for allowed characters! That way, you have ultimate control over everything a non-educated user could throw at you. Viz., you forgot the "/", which is (I think) allowed on a Mac, but not on Windows.
Test if the string consists only of characters in a string like "a..zA..Z0..9_-.!" (with the alphabet written out entirely; perhaps with a few more characters).

Thumbnails have gone gray. Multiple cameras/file names could be issue

I uploaded some photos to iphoto the other day and then, all the photos went gray and are blank when I open each event. I do a search, and the photos still exist on my external hard drive (where they live permanently). I am concerned that the two cameras I have, have just overlapped in file naming and this may be the issue? I don't want file names to be the same, but don't know what to do. I took some more pics and uploaded to iphoto today, these photos show up, but the whole library is still gray, yet showing all the events and how many pics in each event. I rebuilt iphoto a few times, this did not help.
Any ideas??

Welcome to Apple Discussions,
I do a search, and the photos still exist on my external hard drive (where they live permanently).
Does this mean you are keeping your images on that drive and not within the iPhoto Library itself by using the iPhoto > Preferences > Advanced > Copy to library... option turned off?
photos went gray and are blank
Is it a solid grey window when you double-click the picture or is there an exclamation point in it?
Any ideas??
Yes.
Where is your iPhoto Library stored? The default location is Home > Pictures > iPhoto Library
How much space is available in the location where you have your iPhoto Library?
If you create a new iPhoto Library by holding down the option key and launching iPhoto, does this new library import pictures without issue?
Once you know where your iPhoto Library is stored try the following (Note: If your library is not in the default location Home > Pictures > iPhoto Library, you will need to hold down the option key and choose the library you wish to view after removing the iPhoto.plist.):
Ensure all your software is up to date (Apple Menu > Software Update).
Remove the following to the trash and restart the computer and try again:
Home > Library > Caches (I remove the whole folder. It will be re-generated upon restart.)
Home > Library > Preferences > com.apple.iPhoto (There may be more than one. Remove them all.)

File Naming Problem in Camera Raw 5.4

Am having a problem when processing Raw images in CS4 using Camera Raw 5.4
After processing the image I click 'Save Image'.
In the 'Save Options' box, under 'File Naming' I enter what I want to call the saved image.
Eg. 'Hooded Top' becomes 'Hooded Top.jpg'
The file is then saved onto the Desktop.
Camera Raw seems to be 'stuck' on a previous file name. It will add the same previous file name to the end of the new image.
You can see in the image that the text to the right of 'Example' also seems to be stuck between two lines of text.
If I want to call an image 'Hooded Top' it will add an old name
Eg. 'Hooded Top' will become 'Hooded TopTrack Pants.jpg' (Track Pants being the previous image name)
I have been using CS4 trial for a month with no problems. I have just upgraded to CS4 from CS3 today. The program was working fine all morning.
I have re-installed CS4 and restarted my Mac Pro (OSX 10.5.8). I am using a Canon EOS 5D Mk2.
Any thoughts appreciated.

Look in Task Manager.
One or both of them may be running under Processes.
Use End Process.
My advice is not to use the automatic startup for Bridge.

PS CS3, Camera Raw 4.6 Update and Nikon D810 NEF File Reading Issue

Currently Have Photoshop CS3 & Adobe Bridge CS3 2.1.1.9.
According to Adobe, Camera Raw 4.6 supports Nikon D810 NEF files. I have downloaded Camera Raw 4.6 Update. When
I try to open Nikon D810 NEF files, I get Photoshop CS3 error that says
"cannot complete request your because it is not the right kind of
document. These NEF files wont open in Adobe Bridge at all. What am I doing wrong?

Hey,
Before I purchased, let me get your thoughts on another option that just occurred to me which involves:
1)Editing my D810 NEF files in LR 5.6, which I have, then exporting/saving the edited files as JPEGs.
2) Doing any additional editing, as necessary (i.e. that might require layering or selections..etc) , with the JPEGs with Bridge or PS CS3.
This method wont involve any additional software purchase now.. right? Am I missing anything. here? Since my final output to my customers are JPEGs any way, wont this work? Will I be at any disadvantage. Am I missing anything. here?
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All of a sudden File compatability issues with IPhoto & digital camera

Anyone have issues or solutions for solving file compatability issues with IPhoto & digital camera? Worked okay for years but all of a sudden giving me error messages about file format. My camera uses Jpeg.

There is an issue ongoing between 10.6 and Kodak cameras. Workround: use a USB Card Reader.
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File naming

I'm new to the Mac, new to Aperture 3 (running Trial at the moment). Came from PC and PS CS2 and Adobe Bridge. I have most of my pics in folders organized by date (2008-01-13) and inside the folders, the pics have their original file names - img7832.cr2, etc.
Upon importing (I've just tried a few folders), I choses a naming scheme such as Boston2008-01-13_img7832.cr2. I left unchecked the rename Masters because I wasn't sure if that was a good idea or not. What do you think of this naming scheme? Or would you toss out the original file name and put the date in front - such as 2008-01-13_Boston. I'm kind of at a loss as to what down the road is going to be most beneficial when it comes to locating photos or to sorting methods. Are underscores necessary between the various components? I do mostly travel and nature photography and and have generally keyworded in the past to find my pictures. I've scanned forums, etc., but haven't found any really good advice on this. I'd appreciate any thoughts
Reading a bit further, maybe a counter is what I need, such as 2008-01-13Boston001, etc. If I understand that correctly, as I import further pictures to that project, they will just continue the counter (002,003,etc). I only need to remember to reset the counter if I'm going to import into a different project (assuming I don't already have pics in the other project, in which case I would start the counter with the last number in the project + 1).
And returning to the date issue - is there a benefit in having the Date fields at the beginning of the file name? If you were searching for dates, wouldn't the search pull from the date info that is already inside the picture file?
Again, I'm asking for those with some years of experience under their belts, as to their opinions and any downfalls they see with my various schemes.
I should also mention that I'm thinking about letting Aperture "manage" the files, since I have about 100GB to import and I have a 1TB hard drive. If I run out down the road somewhere (I'll probably be dead before then. , then I'm thinking I can just transfer the library to an external and point to it there.
Thanks!
Mark

Hi Mark. You seem to have this pretty well thought through. I'll tell you what I do, just as foil to better refine your scheme, and then I post some comments further down in-line with your questions.
I use this Naming Convention every time I import my photos into Aperture:
(Image Date)_(Custom Name)_(Sequence Number)_(Master File Name).
I use a Referenced Masters storage system (highly rec'd for all but the most simple installations) with my raw files stored on an external HD. I have Aperture auto-file them by YYYY/MM/DD. I have deliberately built a degree of redundancy into my system. The general idea is that all images should have unique names, and I should be able to roughly identify and exactly re-file an file based on name alone.
(Image Date)
Starting with this allows me to easy sort files by file name. It is meaningful and useful to me and to the computer.
(Custom Name)
I store all my images in Aperture's Library in Projects based on shoots. Roughly, one Project per shoot. (If I have only two shots in a Project, I don't worry about it. If I have more than 60 (after stacking) I tend to break them into Albums within the Project.) "Custom Name" allows me to input two pieces of information per shoot which are important to me: "Shoot Name" and "Shoot Location". I type these into the field provided at the time of import as " ShootName_ShootLocation ". This allows me to keep a bit of useful descriptive text attached to the file (and available without opening or previewing it or even having it on my machine).
(Sequence Number)
Self-explanatory.
(Master File Name)
Useful when one has more than one camera at a shoot, and also should anything go wrong during import (I rotate cards and don't re-format them until I put them back in a camera).
ATHiker95 wrote:
I'm new to the Mac, new to Aperture 3 (running Trial at the moment). Came from PC and PS CS2 and Adobe Bridge. I have most of my pics in folders organized by date (2008-01-13) and inside the folders, the pics have their original file names - img7832.cr2, etc.
Important: you are creating two separate filing schemes in your use of Aperture: one for files, and one for images. Imho, there is no reason to use any time- or date-based scheme for your image storage (date and time are hard-tagged to each image and Aperture provides ample tools to sort and filter by date and time (and day and month and year)).
Upon importing (I've just tried a few folders), I choses a naming scheme such as Boston2008-01-13_img7832.cr2. I left unchecked the rename Masters because I wasn't sure if that was a good idea or not. What do you think of this naming scheme?
I always rename Masters. There is no reason not to.
Or would you toss out the original file name and put the date in front - such as 2008-01-13_Boston.
Both. See above.
I'm kind of at a loss as to what down the road is going to be most beneficial when it comes to locating photos or to sorting methods.
Again, remember that are creating two distinct storage/filing/retrieval systems (files and images). Your file naming convention should be designed to help you locate and identify files outside of Aperture. Inside Aperture you can make extensive use of Folders, Projects, Albums, Keywords, Labels, and Flags to bring you whatever functionality you desire.
Are underscores necessary between the various components?
The time when this was useful because some computers couldn't handle spaces in file names is past. I do it out of habit.
I do mostly travel and nature photography and and have generally keyworded in the past to find my pictures. I've scanned forums, etc., but haven't found any really good advice on this. I'd appreciate any thoughts
Keyword extensively. Use keywords naturally and personally. Your keywords are for you to help you find your files. (Assuming you are not going to sell Stock Photos.)
Reading a bit further, maybe a counter is what I need, such as 2008-01-13Boston001, etc. If I understand that correctly, as I import further pictures to that project, they will just continue the counter (002,003,etc).
I don't think so. The counter, afaik, counts the number of images in the import.
I only need to remember to reset the counter if I'm going to import into a different project (assuming I don't already have pics in the other project, in which case I would start the counter with the last number in the project + 1).
Seems complicated and likely to fail due to user error.
And returning to the date issue - is there a benefit in having the Date fields at the beginning of the file name? If you were searching for dates, wouldn't the search pull from the date info that is already inside the picture file?
Inside Aperture, there is no advantage whatsoever. Outside Aperture, there is a significant advantage.
Again, I'm asking for those with some years of experience under their belts, as to their opinions and any downfalls they see with my various schemes.
I should also mention that I'm thinking about letting Aperture "manage" the files, since I have about 100GB to import and I have a 1TB hard drive. If I run out down the road somewhere (I'll probably be dead before then. , then I'm thinking I can just transfer the library to an external and point to it there.
Highly recommend a Referenced Masters system from the get-go. Terry Devlin (iirc) has many sensible posts on this here -- search the forum.
Thanks!
Mark
Good Luck!
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Photoshop (all versions): Inconsistency/Bug in automatic File Naming algorithm

Hello,
I discovered this problem in PS CS3 and CS5 (don't have CS4) after a student of mine found it in PS Elements 8. Here's one way to replicate the issue:
1) Open any image in Camera Raw. Let's call that file FILENAME.dng
2) Click "Save Image" button on the left
3) "Save Options" window opens
4) Under "File Naming" there are several drop-down boxes. The first box is filled in with "Document Name" as the variable. Leave that alone and move to next box to the right.
5) In this box, select the variable named "2 Digit Serial Number."
6) Now, in that SAME box right after the word "Number," click after the "r" (at the end) and enter a hyphen "-"
7) Look above the boxes and it shows you are about to rename the file "FILENAME2 Digit Serial Number-.dng"
8) The term "2 Digit Serial Number" is now part of the file name (with a hypen at the end).
This should never happen because it's mixing variables and constants. Plus, most importantly, nobody would EVER type ANY of the drop-down values as a file name. And, if someone did type in the hyphen at the end (like my student did), she obviously intended it to be a 2 digit number followed by a hypen and not the term "2 Digital Serial Number-."
There may be other places in the software that use this file naming algorithm, too. For instance, in PS Elements 8, it cn be found also found under File>Process Multiple Files.
This isn't a big issue, I know, but it should be fixed.
I am primarily looking for a response from Adobe personnel.
Thanks,
Mike

I did some tests and was unable to get it to work even with RAW. (perhaps it was just me) I did get it to work with multiple images being sent to "Merge to Panorama in Photoshop CS4" In all other cases, LR wants to control the naming. You end up with a file sent to PS with a LR controlled name added automatically to the LR catalog. (this is a duplicate of the orig LR file as no edits are made with this name) The file you create with your own name (when you save as from PS) needs to be imported back into the LR catalog manually later.
This is not the kind of integration we need.
We need to be able from LR to have jpg edits done in PS and named according to our needs, and re-added to the LR catalog automatically when we exit PS.
For example the following scenario:
IMG_1234.jpg is processed, cropped and tweaked in LR, then sent to PS for detailed enhancement.
Coming out of PS might be:
IMG_1234_Lucis90%
IMG_1234_Lucis50%
etc....
We need to make this work somehow....

PSE 8 - Inconsistency/Bug in automatic File Naming algorithm

Hello,
I teach PSE 8 and a student found something that is confusing and should be fixed in Camera Raw and Process Multiple Files. Here's one way to replicate the issue:
1) Open any image in Camera Raw. Let's call that file FILENAME.dng
2) Click "Save Image..." button on the left
3) "Save Options" window opens
4) Under "File Naming" it has 4 drop-down boxes. The first is filled in with "Document Name." Leave that alone and move to next box to the right.
5) In this box, select "2 Digit Serial Number."
6) Now, in that SAME box right after the word "Number," click after the "r" (at the end) and enter a hyphen "-"
7) Look above the boxes and it shows you are about to rename the file "FILENAME2 Digit Serial Number-.dng"
8) The term "2 Digit Serial Number" is part of the file name. That should not happen.
This same problem appears in FILE>Process Multiple Files. And, I just checked in Photoshop CS3 and it happens there, too. I havent' checked CS5 yet.
My student was saying to me, "Why is my file name being called Whatever2 Digit Serial Number"?
The reason this is not a good thing is because this is a beginning program and it's confusing for new users. Plus, nobody would EVER name the file with using any of the weird terms in the drop-down box.
Note: If you highlight the entire term "2 Digit Serial Number" and then enter a hyphen, it works as it should. But, you shouldn't be able to add onto the end of the term.
I am looking for a response from Adobe personnel.
Thanks,
Mike

Are you on Win 7? If the files in the Get Photos dialog disappear after you select them,confirm if the names of selected files/folders is shown under the File name . If yes, you can import these files by clicking Open. You should find the issue addressed in E9.
Thanks

Regarding file naming convention(while publishing a file to FTP)

Hi,
In one of our usecases, we need to configure the file name based on the client’s requirement.(to place the file in FTP. But the file name should be customized by us.) We referred to the link given below.
http://www.b2bgurus.com/2008/04/customizing-file-naming-convention-in.html
Can you please briefly explain about where should we setup the 'macro' so that we can change the file name(which will be placed in FTP) as we like.
Thanks,
Shanmuga S.
Edited by: user655473 on 16 Oct, 2008 11:42 AM

Hi,
     As you said we had applied the patch(number 7233222).In the Transport parameter, we entered the values for 'filename format' as given in the link,
     http://www.b2bgurus.com/2008/04/customizing-file-naming-convention-in.html.
     But we couldn't put the file in FTP.
     Our usecase is to send file(with customized name) to FTP.
     Before applying the patch, this scenario works fine and we could put the file into FTP. In this case the default file name is '%FROM_PARTY%_%TIMESTAMP%.dat'.
     After applying the patch (number 7233222), we got the entry 'filename format' in 'Transport parameter'. There the default value is given as '%FROM_PARTY%_%TIMESTAMP%.dat'. But in this flow(after applying patch) we couldn't put the file in FTP. No error logs were seen in b2b.log file.
     In 'b2b_dc_transport.log' file, we were getting the following logs,
     "2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:273: Thread-20: (DEBUG) FTPAgent.login(): Enter
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:273: Thread-20: (DEBUG) Host name is 'PC022350.cts.com'.
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) Host PC022350.cts.com FTP command: USER sss
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) FTP Command: USER, reply:
     331 Password required for sss
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) Host PC022350.cts.com FTP command: PASS
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) FTP Command: PASS, reply:
     230 Logged on
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) FTPAgent.login(): Exit
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) Host PC022350.cts.com FTP command: PASV
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) FTP Command: PASV, reply:
     227 Entering Passive Mode (10,232,65,97,7,197)
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) Passive: ip = 10.232.65.97, port = 1989
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (STATUS) Connecting to PC022350.cts.com:1989
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) Host PC022350.cts.com FTP command: NLST /FTP/Acme
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:289: Thread-20: (DEBUG) FTP Command: NLST, reply:
     150 Connection accepted
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:304: Thread-20: (ERROR) FTPClient.listNames(): LIST REPLY: 226
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:304: Thread-20: (DEBUG) Disconnecting from PC022350.cts.com
     2008.10.17 at 19:47:16:304: Thread-20: (DEBUG) Host PC022350.cts.com disconnected."
     Please help us in resolving this issue.
Thanks,
Shanmuga S.
Edited by: ShanmugaS on 17 Oct, 2008 7:51 PM
Edited by: ShanmugaS on 17 Oct, 2008 7:52 PM

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