File paths and updating Libraries

Our website recently switched servers, in the switch they moved files in our FTP to a root folder www/ which has created some issues, most are resolved but I am really stuck on a Library folder which was originally in our root folder and now it is in the www folder. The website is m.whitewatertours.com.
We have 2 libraries for our mobile website, MobileHeader.lbi and MobileFooter.lbi the original (and current) source for these is
/Library/m.whitewatertours.com, but it should now be
www/Library/m.whitewatertours.com
Library sources cannot be changed in Dreamweaver (so they say) anyone know of a work-around?
We have tried to update the www/Library/m.whitewatertours.com MobileHeader but that does not update our pages at all. With a webpage in edit mode we go to Modify>Library>Update current page from the DW menu we also get an error because the path is no longer there, its looking at the Library/m.whitewatertours.com MobileHeader which has bad links and images.
Our new host updated the links when they changed the files, but now when I download in DW links and images do not show up (of course since the paths are not correct).
I've created a test page with 2 headers: http://m.whitewatertours.com/south-fork-american-river-mapTEST.html
the first is from www/Library/m.whitewatertours.com which has been applied to the page - strange though that when I change something in this MobileHeader.lbi and save it does not update the page.
the second is the original, but I've been messing around with it to make it work.
This may be a little better example:
This page is untouched http://m.whitewatertours.com/upper-klamath-river.html
I "Got" the file from our remote server thru DW FTP and changed the name, nothing else, than "Put" the file back, here is the page now: http://m.whitewatertours.com/upper-klamath-riverTEST.html
It's quite a mess, thanks for any help!

OK - now, for the icing on the cake, copy this link from your library item (mobileHeader.lbi) and paste it here.
I think you want the file path? Depends on what you are talking about as they are in 2 different places...here's a screen shot from my DW dashboard, i've circled the 2 places where you can see the file paths...
In the second file, the first image in the library item's code is linked like this -
<img src="../../m.whitewatertours.com/images/Header.jpg">
and that's clearly wrong. The Library folder MUST be at the root of the site. If that's the case, then it's impossible for a .lbi file to contain a link like that, since there are not two folder levels above it.
Right, and believe me - that's not the original source so DW is adding extensions to match something...
In your whitetours.com folder, do you have a www folder? If you do that's also wrong. The Site's remote root folder name should never appear in your local site. That "www" (or the name of the remote root) should always be placed in the Root Directory field of the remote server's definition (Servers category -> Basic tab)
This is where I start getting a little lost. First YES there is a www folder in our local file of whitewatertours.com. Here is a screen shot of our FTP root folders - our new server moved/changed folders in Jan and we did not start any work with DW until march, things used to work fine prior to that.
Thanks again!

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 wa5-racct = wa2-racct+4(6).
 wa5-total1 = total.
 APPEND wa5 TO itab6.
 CLEAR total.
 APPEND wa2-racct TO itab5.
 ENDLOOP.
If no data is available corresponding to the values entered.
 IF itab6[] IS INITIAL.
 MESSAGE i003.
 ENDIF.
For making the file Comma separated
 CALL FUNCTION 'SAP_CONVERT_TO_TEX_FORMAT'
 EXPORTING
 i_field_seperator = ','
I_LINE_HEADER =
I_FILENAME =
I_APPL_KEEP = ' '
 TABLES
 i_tab_sap_data = itab6
 CHANGING
 i_tab_converted_data = itab2
EXCEPTIONS
CONVERSION_FAILED = 1
OTHERS = 2
 IF sy-subrc <> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
 WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
 ENDIF.
For downloading it to the Presentation Server
 MOVE itab2[] TO itab9[].
 OPEN DATASET filnam1 FOR OUTPUT IN LEGACY TEXT MODE.
 LOOP AT itab9.
 TRANSFER itab9 TO filnam1.
 ENDLOOP.
 CLOSE DATASET filnam1.
 IF sy-subrc EQ 0.
 MESSAGE s004.
 ENDIF.
CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_DOWNLOAD'
EXPORTING
BIN_FILESIZE =
 filename = FILNAM11
FILETYPE = 'ASC'
APPEND = ' '
WRITE_FIELD_SEPARATOR = ' '
HEADER = '00'
TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS = ' '
WRITE_LF = 'X'
COL_SELECT = ' '
COL_SELECT_MASK = ' '
DAT_MODE = ' '
CONFIRM_OVERWRITE = ' '
NO_AUTH_CHECK = ' '
CODEPAGE = ' '
IGNORE_CERR = ABAP_TRUE
REPLACEMENT = '#'
WRITE_BOM = ' '
TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS_EOL = 'X'
WK1_N_FORMAT = ' '
WK1_N_SIZE = ' '
WK1_T_FORMAT = ' '
WK1_T_SIZE = ' '
WRITE_LF_AFTER_LAST_LINE = ABAP_TRUE
IMPORTING
FILELENGTH =
tables
 data_tab = itab2
FIELDNAMES =
EXCEPTIONS
FILE_WRITE_ERROR = 1
NO_BATCH = 2
GUI_REFUSE_FILETRANSFER = 3
INVALID_TYPE = 4
NO_AUTHORITY = 5
UNKNOWN_ERROR = 6
HEADER_NOT_ALLOWED = 7
SEPARATOR_NOT_ALLOWED = 8
FILESIZE_NOT_ALLOWED = 9
HEADER_TOO_LONG = 10
DP_ERROR_CREATE = 11
DP_ERROR_SEND = 12
DP_ERROR_WRITE = 13
UNKNOWN_DP_ERROR = 14
ACCESS_DENIED = 15
DP_OUT_OF_MEMORY = 16
DISK_FULL = 17
DP_TIMEOUT = 18
FILE_NOT_FOUND = 19
DATAPROVIDER_EXCEPTION = 20
CONTROL_FLUSH_ERROR = 21
OTHERS = 22
IF sy-subrc eq 0.
message s004.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
 WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.
When Region radio button is selected.
ELSEIF r2 EQ 'X'.
 IF khinr1 IS INITIAL.
 MESSAGE i002.
 LEAVE TO SCREEN 1000.
 ENDIF.
 IF rpmax2 IS INITIAL.
 MESSAGE i002.
 LEAVE TO SCREEN 1000.
 ENDIF.
 IF ryear2 IS INITIAL.
 MESSAGE i002.
 LEAVE TO SCREEN 1000.
 ENDIF.
 IF filnam2 IS INITIAL.
 MESSAGE i002.
 LEAVE TO SCREEN 1000.
 ENDIF.
MOVE FILNAM2 TO FILNAM21.
 CASE rpmax2.
 WHEN '01'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl01
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '02'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl02
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '03'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl03
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '04'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl04
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '05'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl05
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '06'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl06
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '07'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl07
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '08'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl08
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '09'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl09
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '10'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl10
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '11'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl11
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '12'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl12
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '13'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl13
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '14'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl14
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '15'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl15
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 WHEN '16'.
 SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl16
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
 FROM ( glpct AS g
 INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
 WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
 g~ryear = ryear2.
 ENDCASE.
 MOVE itab7 TO itab8.
 LOOP AT itab7 INTO wa6.
 flag = 0.
 LOOP AT itab5 INTO wa4.
 IF wa6-racct EQ wa4-racct.
 flag = 1.
 EXIT.
 ENDIF.
 ENDLOOP.
 DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES FROM itab5.
 IF flag = 1.
 CONTINUE.
 ENDIF.
 LOOP AT itab8 INTO wa7.
 IF wa6-rbukrs EQ wa7-rbukrs AND wa6-racct EQ wa7-racct AND
 wa6-ryear EQ wa7-ryear.
 total = total + wa7-ksl01.
 ENDIF.
 ENDLOOP.
 wa9-khinr = khinr1.
 wa9-racct = wa6-racct+4(6).
 wa9-total1 = total.
 APPEND wa9 TO itab10.
 CLEAR total.
 APPEND wa6-racct TO itab5.
 ENDLOOP.
*If no data is available corresponding to the values entered.
 IF itab10 IS INITIAL.
 MESSAGE i003.
 ENDIF.
For making the file Comma separated
 CALL FUNCTION 'SAP_CONVERT_TO_TEX_FORMAT'
 EXPORTING
 i_field_seperator = ','
I_LINE_HEADER =
I_FILENAME =
I_APPL_KEEP = ' '
 TABLES
 i_tab_sap_data = itab10
 CHANGING
 i_tab_converted_data = itab2
EXCEPTIONS
CONVERSION_FAILED = 1
OTHERS = 2
 IF sy-subrc <> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
 WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
 ENDIF.
For downloading it to the Presentation Server
 MOVE itab2[] TO itab9[].
 OPEN DATASET filnam2 FOR OUTPUT IN LEGACY TEXT MODE.
 LOOP AT itab9.
 TRANSFER itab9 TO filnam2.
 ENDLOOP.
 CLOSE DATASET filnam2.
 IF sy-subrc EQ 0.
 MESSAGE s004.
 ENDIF.
CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_DOWNLOAD'
EXPORTING
BIN_FILESIZE =
 filename = FILNAM21
FILETYPE = 'ASC'
APPEND = ' '
WRITE_FIELD_SEPARATOR = ' '
HEADER = '00'
TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS = ' '
WRITE_LF = 'X'
COL_SELECT = ' '
COL_SELECT_MASK = ' '
DAT_MODE = ' '
CONFIRM_OVERWRITE = ' '
NO_AUTH_CHECK = ' '
CODEPAGE = ' '
IGNORE_CERR = ABAP_TRUE
REPLACEMENT = '#'
WRITE_BOM = ' '
TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS_EOL = 'X'
WK1_N_FORMAT = ' '
WK1_N_SIZE = ' '
WK1_T_FORMAT = ' '
WK1_T_SIZE = ' '
WRITE_LF_AFTER_LAST_LINE = ABAP_TRUE
IMPORTING
FILELENGTH =
tables
 data_tab = itab2
FIELDNAMES =
EXCEPTIONS
FILE_WRITE_ERROR = 1
NO_BATCH = 2
GUI_REFUSE_FILETRANSFER = 3
INVALID_TYPE = 4
NO_AUTHORITY = 5
UNKNOWN_ERROR = 6
HEADER_NOT_ALLOWED = 7
SEPARATOR_NOT_ALLOWED = 8
FILESIZE_NOT_ALLOWED = 9
HEADER_TOO_LONG = 10
DP_ERROR_CREATE = 11
DP_ERROR_SEND = 12
DP_ERROR_WRITE = 13
UNKNOWN_DP_ERROR = 14
ACCESS_DENIED = 15
DP_OUT_OF_MEMORY = 16
DISK_FULL = 17
DP_TIMEOUT = 18
FILE_NOT_FOUND = 19
DATAPROVIDER_EXCEPTION = 20
CONTROL_FLUSH_ERROR = 21
OTHERS = 22
IF sy-subrc eq 0.
message s004.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
 WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
*& Form POPULATE
 text
FORM populate.
CLEAR value.
REFRESH list.
name = 'KHINR1'.
value-key = '1S7_SUBSEA'.
value-text = '1S7_SUBSEA'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7'.
value-text = '1S7'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_CORPTP'.
value-text = '1S7_CORPTP'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRRE'.
value-text = '1S7_BRRE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCON'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDRI'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDASV'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDASE'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDAEW'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDAEW'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDAEO'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDAEO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDAET'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDAET'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVER'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKRE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKRE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCON'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKBA'.
value-text = '1S7_UKBA'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKBATE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKBATE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDRI'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDASV'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDASE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDAEW'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDAEW'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDAEO'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDAEO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDAET'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDAET'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVER'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NORE'.
value-text = '1S7_NORE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCON'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODRI'.
value-text = '1S7_NODRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_NODJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODASV'.
value-text = '1S7_NODASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODASE'.
value-text = '1S7_NODASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODAEW'.
value-text = '1S7_NODAEW'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODAEO'.
value-text = '1S7_NODAEO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODAET'.
value-text = '1S7_NODAET'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_NODOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_NODOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVER'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GORE'.
value-text = '1S7_GORE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCON'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODRI'.
value-text = '1S7_GODRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GODJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GODASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GODASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODAEW'.
value-text = '1S7_GODAEW'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODAEO'.
value-text = '1S7_GODAEO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODAET'.
value-text = '1S7_GODAET'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GODOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GODOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVER'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVRE'.
value-text = '1S7_GVRE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCON'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDRI'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVER'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCRE'.
value-text = '1S7_GCRE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCON'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCRD'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCRD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDRI'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVER'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_APRE'.
value-text = '1S7_APRE'.
APPEND value TO list.

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