Filename prefix

Apologies for asking such a rudimentary question. I am setting up scan to network folders and setup has asked for a filename prefix. What is it and where do I find it? Upgrading from 8600 which didn't ask this question, so I have the files already named.
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Hello @JDJLacrosse ,
Welcome to the HP forum.
No need to apologise. It is a valid question.
When you scanned a document, from the front panel of your old 8600, It would save the file as scan0001.PDF.
The prefix used was scan.
The new software is just asking you what you would like the prefix to be.
It is meant to help you find scans, done from the front panel, easier.
Aardvark1
I work on behalf of HP
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Last edited by gav989 (2012-02-12 10:59:11)

thanks for that, according to this it should be run like
/path/to/build.sh build single netinstall
from inside the chroot
posting this for my own reference and in case it helps others, will mark as solved
thanks again for your help
Last edited by gav989 (2012-02-12 10:58:04)

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File Attachment in Sandboxed Solution

I was using below code to insert item in the list with the file attachement using farm solution
<asp:TextBox ID="txtBoxTitle" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
<asp:FileUpload ID="flUpload" runat="server" />
<asp:Button ID="btnSave" runat="server" Text="Save" OnClick="btnSave_Click" />
in code behind
protected void btnSave_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
try
using (SPSite site = new SPSite(SPContext.Current.Site.OpenWeb().Url))
using (SPWeb web = site.OpenWeb())
SPList list = web.Lists["Test"];
SPListItem item = list.Items.Add();
item["Title"] = txtBoxTitle.Text;
AttachfileToListWithPrefix(item, flUpload, "", "Attachment1_");
item.Update();
catch (Exception ex)
public static void AttachfileToListWithPrefix(SPListItem item, FileUpload file, string fileName, string prefix)
if (file.PostedFile != null && file.HasFile)
if (file.PostedFile.ContentLength > 0)
if (fileName == "")
fileName = file.PostedFile.FileName;
fileName = fileName.Substring(fileName.LastIndexOf(@"\") + 1).Replace(@"\", "");
System.IO.Stream stream = file.PostedFile.InputStream;
byte[] contents = new byte[stream.Length];
stream.Read(contents, 0, (int)stream.Length);
stream.Close();
stream.Dispose();
//to identify each attachment with list item...because item might have 1 to 6 different attachment(s)
fileName = prefix + fileName;
//objAttchments.Add(fileName, byt);
SPAttachmentCollection objAttchments = item.Attachments;
if (objAttchments.Count > 0)
for (int i = 0; i < objAttchments.Count; i++)
if (objAttchments[i].Contains(prefix))
objAttchments.Delete(objAttchments[i]);
objAttchments.Add(fileName, contents);
now i want to do the same thing in the sandboxed solution,but when i try to do that it does not insert attachment in the list.
can anyone help how can i insert attachment through sandboxed solution??

can anyone help me on this??

Preparing audio for CD burning

I think that the information here applies to all versions of Audition, including CS5.5, because it relates to using an external burner. There may be small variations between different versions, but I will check this out and modify the document later, if needs be. Ozpeter's original guide (which this mainly is) will certainly give you the basic information you need, though:
If this is the first time you've tried this, you might consider using a suitable test file to experiment on, and burn to a re-writable CD.
Assuming that your material is fully prepared - that you have got a single 44.1kHz 16-bit stereo file displayed in edit view, possibly as a result of a mixdown from the multitrack - you can proceed as follows:
Right click on the time scale at the bottom of the waveform.
Choose 'Display Time Format>Compact Disc 75fps'.
Right click on the time scale again
Choose 'Snapping>Snap to frames (always)'.
Those steps should help ensure click-free transitions from one track to another.
Go to the beginning of the file and click there, so that the cursor is at 00:00:00:00 - press F8, and that will drop a cue mark there representing the start of track one on the CD. Now place the cursor at the point in the file that you want to set as the beginning of the second CD track. Press F8 to place a cue mark there. Proceed through the file in a similar fashion until the start of every track has been marked. Then finally place a cue mark at the end of the last track, normally the end of your displayed file.
It might be a good idea to save the file now, with the cue marks in it. To ensure that the cues are saved, use "save as..." and put a check mark in the "save non-audio data" box. The program should default to this setting in the future.
Now select 'View>Show Cue List'.
In normal Windows fashion highlight (select) all the cues listed there.
Press the Merge button that is part of the cue list window.
Your cues have now been changed into ranges , which represent the start of track one to the end of track one, the start of track two to the end of track two, and so on.
Now highlight all the ranges, and press the 'Batch' button.
In the dialog that appears, click on the 'Save to files' button so that the lower part of the dialog is enabled.
Enter something relevant in the 'Filename prefix' box - like "Track" or "Song" or whatever - this will ultimately create files called "Track1, Track2" etc or "Song1, Song2...."
Set Seq. Start to "1".
Specify the Destination Folder in normal Windows fashion.
Set the Output Format to "Windows PCM".
Click on "OK"
This will generate in the directory you specified the files you will then burn to CD using Nero or whatever.
In Nero, the audio CD wizard should guide you through the process. Each file will become a separate track with a separate track number.
If you have allowed space between the tracks when you laid them out in the Edit view in the first place, you probably don't want Nero to add 2 seconds between each track. The same applies if it is continuous material like a live concert - you don't want silence between the tracks. So in the Nero list of tracks, highlight all but the first track, right click and select Properties, then set 'Pause' to zero.
In the burn dialog, make sure that you set the Write Method to 'disc at once'.
Sounds complicated? Not really. Once you've done it the first couple of times, it will only take you a few moments. Once you've seen and understood what's happening you should be able to adapt these instructions to suit different circumstances as the need arises.

An alternative approach to preparing material for CD burning using Adobe Audition is provided through the use of "CueListTool", a small freeware program available from http://www.stefanbion.de/cueltool/ which prepares a Cue List which Nero and EAC and other packages can use.
It's simply necessary to insert cues in your mixdown at the points where each track begins. You don't need to use the 'Merge' and 'Batch' processes described above - you'll be burning direct from the single master file. CueListTool will write a Cue Sheet containing the points you've marked. Then in Nero use 'File > Burn Image" to create the CD. Or in EAC use 'Tools > Burn CDR... > File >Load Cue Sheet'.
Yet another method is possible if you have the Nero CD burning program - proceed in Nero as if burning an audio CD containing one track, using your entire mixdown (or other) file which contains cues where you want each track to start. Then, still in Nero, right click on the file and choose "Properties", then choose "Indexes Limits Split" tab, and click on "Split at index positions" and follow the subsequent prompts. Nero will then create tracks based on the location of your cue marks.
Further information concerning a question regarding the use of Audition with CueListTool 1.7 to burn a CD with Nero:-
Having prepared (in Audition or CE) a 44.1/16 stereo file with track cue points at each place you want a track to start, including the beginning of the first track, and saved it, and closed it, then....
In CueListTool ver 1.7 - using strip of "buttons" on right side -
Click Wav (topmost button) - and select file to burn
Click Wav (next button down with green arrow) - to list cues
Click Cue (7th button down with floppy disk icon) - to save cue sheet
Fill in resulting dialog as required, then click "Save and Burn" at the bottom of the dialog
Fill in resulting "save cue sheet" filename dialog
Fill in resulting "Burn CD" dialog - here the two boxes read...
"C\Program Files\Ahead\Nero\nero.exe"
and
"%s"
in quotes in both cases.
Click OK
If you have Nero installed that will then invoke it - if you know the command line parameters for calling Nero, which appear somewhere in Nero's documentation, you can add any other parameters you want in addition to the "%s" - such as setting the speed. Here, when Nero runs, you get the chance to set the speed anyway. I don't add extra parameters.
Sounds complicated when set out fully like that, but once you've done it the first time, thereafter you can normally just "click through" the dialogs, as they present themselves with sensible last-used values, so it actually takes about 5 seconds.

Problems with Archiso

Hi guys,
I've got problems with creating my own live-cd with archiso. I hope you are able to solve them.
Here is the log describing my two ERRORs i get when i want to build it.
init: /dev/initctl: No such file or directory
ERROR: Root file system type detection failed.
And here is my full log:
mkarchiso -D myarch -p base create work
mkarchiso : Configuration Settings
working directory: work
image name: none
====> Creating working directory: work
====> Installing packages to 'work/root-image/'
ERROR: Root file system type detection failed.
Cleaning up what we can
mkarchiso -D myarch -p "dnsmasq dnsutils aufs2 aufs2-util base bash coreutils cpio dhcpcd dnsutils file fuse kernel26 syslinux nano" create work
mkarchiso : Configuration Settings
working directory: work
image name: none
====> Creating working directory: work
====> Installing packages to 'work/root-image/'
init: /dev/initctl: No such file or directory
ERROR: Root file system type detection failed.
init: /dev/initctl: No such file or directory
Cleaning up what we can
mkdir -p work/iso/myarch/boot/i686
cp work/root-image/boot/System.map26 work/iso/myarch/boot/i686/
cp work/root-image/boot/vmlinuz26 work/iso/myarch/boot/i686/
mkdir -p work/iso/syslinux
cp work/root-image/usr/lib/syslinux/isolinux.bin work/iso/syslinux/
cp boot-files/syslinux/syslinux.cfg work/iso/syslinux/syslinux.cfg
mkdir -p work/iso/myarch/boot/i686/
mkinitcpio -c ./mkinitcpio.conf -b work/root-image -k '2.6.37-ARCH' -g work/iso/myarch/boot/i686/archiso.img
:: Begin build
:: Parsing hook [base]
:: Parsing hook [udev]
:: Parsing hook [archiso]
:: Parsing hook [pata]
:: Parsing hook [scsi]
:: Parsing hook [sata]
:: Parsing hook [usb]
:: Parsing hook [fw]
:: Parsing hook [pcmcia]
:: Parsing hook [filesystems]
:: Parsing hook [usbinput]
:: Generating module dependencies
:: Generating image 'work/iso/myarch/boot/i686/archiso.img'...SUCCESS
cp -r overlay work/
sed "s|@ARCH@|i686|g" isomounts > work/iso/myarch/isomounts
mkarchiso -D myarch -c gzip iso work /root/myarch/LocCon-2011.03.16-i686.iso
mkarchiso : Configuration Settings
working directory: work
image name: /root/myarch/LocCon-2011.03.16-i686.iso
====> Generating SquashFS image for 'work/root-image'
Creating SquashFS image. This may take some time...
Image creation done in 1.47 minutes.
====> Generating SquashFS image for 'work/overlay'
Creating SquashFS image. This may take some time...
Image creation done in 0.00 minutes.
====> Making bootable image
Creating ISO image...
You can see, that even with the errors it builds the iso, but when i try to boot it, i get an error, that no default or ui is available. This may be caused by the errors while building...
Last edited by Adock (2011-03-16 17:29:27)

You want me to paste the output of help??
[bran@ra ~/archlive]$ sudo bash build.sh -h
usage build.sh [options]
General options:
-N <iso_name> Set an iso filename (prefix)
Default: archlinux
-V <iso_version> Set an iso version (in filename)
Default: 2013.11.12
-L <iso_label> Set an iso label (disk label)
Default: ARCH_201311
-D <install_dir> Set an install_dir (directory inside iso)
Default: arch
-w <work_dir> Set the working directory
Default: work
-o <out_dir> Set the output directory
Default: out
-v Enable verbose output
-h This help message
Your suspicion seems to be correct, but do you know why? I'm curious.
[bran@ra ~]$ cp -r /usr/share/archiso/configs/releng .
[bran@ra ~]$ cd releng/
[bran@ra ~/releng]$ sudo bash build.sh -v
sed: can't read /home/bran/releng/build.sh/pacman.conf: Not a directory
[bran@ra ~/releng]$ sudo ./build.sh -v
[mkarchiso] INFO: Configuration settings
[mkarchiso] INFO: Command: init
[mkarchiso] INFO: Architecture: i686
[mkarchiso] INFO: Working directory: work/i686
[mkarchiso] INFO: Installation directory: arch
[mkarchiso] INFO: Pacman config file: work/pacman.conf
[mkarchiso] INFO: Installing packages to 'work/i686/root-image/'...
==> Creating install root at work/i686/root-image
==> Installing packages to work/i686/root-image
:: Synchronizing package databases...
core 106.8 KiB 380K/s 00:00 [############################################################] 100%
^Cxtra 849.6 KiB 735K/s 00:00 [##################################--------------------------] 57%
Interrupt signal received

Odd/Even Fields - Removing Pixel Rows In PS

This is hard to explain, but I have a challenging task here in PS. There has to be a way to do this!
I have to make our video engineering dept. two separate files, one containing the EVEN rows of pixels, and one file with the ODD rows of pixels.
BUT, I have to collapse the space between each pixel row, truncating the file height in half.
I have produced two master PSD files now, 854x480 WVGA format. I created a grid of selections (saved as an alpha channel) for ODD rows and EVEN rows, and deleted the unnecessary rows. If you were to layer these two files together, the image would appear seamlessly.
OK, fine. I almost have what I want, but I'm not done yet.
What I have to do now is to remove the space between each pixel row (the transparent rows), truncating the file height to 240 pixels high.
Yes, I know the final image will appear "odd", but this is for technology development purposes.
Can anyone offer a procedure to remove the rows of transparent pixels, resulting in a shorter file height?
I could post a PSD, I suppose, if someone wanted to see what I'm starting with.
If each pixel row were on an individual layer, I could distribute the layers, one on top of the other. But moving each pixel row would mean 240 layers.
There has to be another way.
I'm thinking there might be a method of doing this in AE if I can't do this in PS.
Thanks so much.

Tom:
I would process one file at a time, creating even and odd files, as opposed to breaking out two files using masks (as you seem to describe) and then processing those. I'm 95% sure you can action this to a batchable action (serial numbered even/odd files, not filename-prefix, if that makes sense). When creating the 239 dupes: dupe one set, then select both sets, dupe both, then select four, dupe those and so on. Do this in a blank action to make it easy to determine what you're duping. I created an action with 1024 sets of steps this way, which is more than enough to process both even/odd files, link everything, copy merged, save out, etc. If you're using CS3 the linking is much more simple: link layers 1 through 240 selecting all, vs: select layer 1, layer 2, layer 3, ...
If you merge linked and copy to a new file called "odd," then when you batch the action you can create 001_odd.psd, 001_even.psd, 002_odd.psd, 002_even.psd, ... Get the receiver to sign off on receiving renamed files and then no handwork for you. Or bug the scripting folks in that forum and they might be able to help you with naming the resultant files based on original.
J

Is there an easy way to batch rename existing images in a folder?

Hi,
I discovered that I had accidentally imported several folders with the wrong filename prefix. I use the first three letters so it corresponds to the camera I shot it with, the program I exported it from, or the person who sent it to me. The last source, essentially.
Is there an easy way I am not seeing in LR to rename all the images in a shoot without having to reimport them?
Thanks,
Chris

Hightlight all of the images in the folder, press F2, and set up a renaming preset to your taste, and then apply it. Note that the preset mechanism is the same one used at import.

Keywords not sticky between imports

When importing images, the filename prefix, image number, directory, and other attributes are "sticky" between imports (they're remembered so you don't have to enter them again for the subsequent import), however the keywords aren't remembered. I'd suggest they should, just as the other attributes are. Wandering through the discussions, it appears the import dialog keyword field was sticky in 2009. Did it change or is there an options setting somewhere I can't find that would toggle this behavior?

Tou can create "sticky' keywords by creating an Import Preset.
Write as many keywords as you need into the keyword field of the Import Dialog and hit <Enter>.
Then at the bottom center of the Import Dialog is the Import Preset Editor. See screen shot:
It's a bit dark down there but if you look closely you see it.
Click on the small double-triangle on the right and select <Save current settings as new preset> and give it a name.
Then later on you only need to select this preset and your keywords will be applied to this import.
BTW: You also can save other settings in yhe Import Dialog as a preset - for instance Develop Presets.

Problems With Archiso Scripts

I've been getting this message recently when executing the build script in the releng profile of archiso. This happens even with an unmodified source.
Here's the error:
sed: can't read /home/bran/archlive/build.sh/pacman.conf: Not a directory
Here's the code that causes this error:
# Setup custom pacman.conf with current cache directories.
make_pacman_conf() {
local _cache_dirs
_cache_dirs=($(pacman -v 2>&1 | grep '^Cache Dirs:' | sed 's/Cache Dirs:\s*//g'))
sed -r "s|^#?\\s*CacheDir.+|CacheDir = $(echo -n ${_cache_dirs[@]})|g" ${script_path}/pacman.conf > ${pacman_conf}
Variable Definitions
pacman_conf=${work_dir}/pacman.conf
script_path=$(readlink -f ${0%/*})
work_dir=/home/bran/archlive/work
If I comment out that sed expression it continues until it tries to build the ISO, so it actually seems like it's a problem with the script_path variable, considering the output from stdout
grep: /home/bran/archlive/build.sh/packages.both: Not a directory
grep: /home/bran/archlive/build.sh/packages.i686: Not a directory
[mkarchiso] ERROR: Packages must be specified
usage mkarchiso [options] command <command options>
Essentially what I'm getting from this is that it thinks my script path is /home/bran/archlive/build.sh/ instead of just /home/bran/archlive/
Any idea on how to fix this so that it can be submitted to the archiso-git maintainer?
Last edited by brando56894 (2013-11-13 06:08:03)

You want me to paste the output of help??
[bran@ra ~/archlive]$ sudo bash build.sh -h
usage build.sh [options]
General options:
-N <iso_name> Set an iso filename (prefix)
Default: archlinux
-V <iso_version> Set an iso version (in filename)
Default: 2013.11.12
-L <iso_label> Set an iso label (disk label)
Default: ARCH_201311
-D <install_dir> Set an install_dir (directory inside iso)
Default: arch
-w <work_dir> Set the working directory
Default: work
-o <out_dir> Set the output directory
Default: out
-v Enable verbose output
-h This help message
Your suspicion seems to be correct, but do you know why? I'm curious.
[bran@ra ~]$ cp -r /usr/share/archiso/configs/releng .
[bran@ra ~]$ cd releng/
[bran@ra ~/releng]$ sudo bash build.sh -v
sed: can't read /home/bran/releng/build.sh/pacman.conf: Not a directory
[bran@ra ~/releng]$ sudo ./build.sh -v
[mkarchiso] INFO: Configuration settings
[mkarchiso] INFO: Command: init
[mkarchiso] INFO: Architecture: i686
[mkarchiso] INFO: Working directory: work/i686
[mkarchiso] INFO: Installation directory: arch
[mkarchiso] INFO: Pacman config file: work/pacman.conf
[mkarchiso] INFO: Installing packages to 'work/i686/root-image/'...
==> Creating install root at work/i686/root-image
==> Installing packages to work/i686/root-image
:: Synchronizing package databases...
core 106.8 KiB 380K/s 00:00 [############################################################] 100%
^Cxtra 849.6 KiB 735K/s 00:00 [##################################--------------------------] 57%
Interrupt signal received

Log API: daily roling file appender?

my task is to replace Log4J with the JDK 1.4 logging API. how can i configure the logging to have a FileHandler that does daily rolling (like Log4J DailyRollingFileAppender) and offer a a date pattern for the file name (like Log4J DatePattern)?
the result should be that each day, a new log file is created with the old files having a datepattern in the file names.

Well, i wrote my own now, that supports time rolling (day, week, month, year) and later additional rollings. here's a start:
import java.io.*;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.logging.*;
* File handler that supports different kind of rolling than java.util.logging.FileHandler.
* Supported rolling methods are: by date (day).
* <p>
* Example of entries in the logging file (system property "java.util.logging.config.file"):
* <p>
<table align="center" bgcolor="#ddddff" border=1 cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0"><tr><td><pre>
logging.RollingFileHandler.level = FINEST
logging.RollingFileHandler.prefix = MyApp_
logging.RollingFileHandler.dateFormat = yyyyMMdd
logging.RollingFileHandler.suffix = .log
logging.RollingFileHanlder.cycle=day
logging.RollingFileHandler.formatter = java.util.logging.SimpleFormatter
</pre></td></tr></table>
<p>
* @version $Revision:$ ($Date:$)
* @author $Author:$
public class RollingFileHandler extends StreamHandler {
    /** File prefix. */
    private static String prefix = null;
    /** Date format to use in file name. */
    private static String dateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd"; //default
    /** File suffix. */
    private static String suffix = null;
    /** Time in milliseconds for the next cycle */
    private static long nextCycle = 0;
    /** Time cycle (for file roling) */
    private static String cycle = "day"; //default
     * Constructor.
    public RollingFileHandler() {
        super();
        LogManager manager = LogManager.getLogManager();
        String className = RollingFileHandler.class.getName();
        prefix = manager.getProperty(className + ".prefix");
        String dfs = manager.getProperty(className + ".dateFormat");
        suffix = manager.getProperty(className + ".suffix");
        String c = manager.getProperty(className + ".cycle");
        String formatter = manager.getProperty(className + ".formatter");
        if (dfs != null) {
            dateFormat = dfs;
        if (c != null) {
            if (c.equalsIgnoreCase("day") || c.equalsIgnoreCase("week") || c.equalsIgnoreCase("month") || c.equalsIgnoreCase("year")) {
                cycle = c;
        if (formatter != null) {
            try {
                setFormatter((Formatter) Class.forName(formatter).newInstance());
            } catch (Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace(System.err);
        openFile();
    }//RollingFileHandler()
      * Open existing or create new log file.
     private synchronized void openFile() {
        //create file name:
        String dateString = dateFormat; //default (to note error in file name)
        Date currentDate= new Date();
        try {
            SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat(dateFormat, Locale.getDefault());
            dateString = sdf.format(currentDate);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException iae) {
            /* ignore wrong date format */
        //compute next cycle:
        Date nextDate = null;
        GregorianCalendar gc = new GregorianCalendar();
        gc.setTime(currentDate);
        if (cycle.equalsIgnoreCase("week")) {
            gc.add(Calendar.WEEK_OF_YEAR, 1);
            nextDate = gc.getTime();
        } else if (cycle.equalsIgnoreCase("month")) {
            gc.add(Calendar.MONTH, 1);
            int month = gc.get(Calendar.MONTH);
            int year = gc.get(Calendar.YEAR);
            GregorianCalendar gc2 = new GregorianCalendar(year, month, 1);
            nextDate = gc2.getTime();
        } else if (cycle.equalsIgnoreCase("year")) {
            gc.add(Calendar.YEAR, 1);
            int year = gc.get(Calendar.YEAR);
            GregorianCalendar gc2 = new GregorianCalendar(year, 0, 1);
            nextDate = gc2.getTime();
        } else { //day by default
            gc.add(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, 1);
            nextDate = gc.getTime();
        //to zero time:
        gc = new GregorianCalendar();
        gc.setTime(nextDate);
        gc.set(Calendar.HOUR, 0);
        gc.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, 0);
        gc.set(Calendar.MINUTE, 0);
        gc.set(Calendar.SECOND, 0);
        gc.set(Calendar.MILLISECOND, 0);
        nextDate = gc.getTime();
        nextCycle = nextDate.getTime();
        //create new file:
        String fileName = prefix + dateString + suffix;
        File file = new File(fileName);
        //create file:
        if (!file.exists()) {
            try {
                file.createNewFile();
            } catch (IOException ioe) {
                ioe.printStackTrace(System.err);
        //set log file as OutputStream:
        try {
            FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(file, true);
            setOutputStream(fos);
        } catch (FileNotFoundException fnfe) {
            reportError(null, fnfe, ErrorManager.OPEN_FAILURE);
            fnfe.printStackTrace(System.err);
            setOutputStream(System.out); //fallback stream
    }//openFile()
     * Overwrites super.
    public synchronized void publish(LogRecord record) {
        if (!isLoggable(record)) {
            return;
        super.publish(record);
        flush();
        //check if we need to rotate
        if (System.currentTimeMillis() >= nextCycle) { //next cycle?
            role();
    }//publish()
      * Role file. Close current file and possibly create new file.
     final private synchronized void role() {
        Level oldLevel = getLevel();
        setLevel(Level.OFF);
        super.close();
        openFile();
        setLevel(oldLevel);
    }//rotate()
}//RollingFileHandler

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