Fuji S3 Support in 1.5!!!!!!! YAY!!!!!!

forgive the childish outburst but this will now save me so much time
http://www.apple.com/aperture/raw/cameras.html
S2 & S3 there
thank you apple (finally)
i guess we can expect 10.4.8 to come out at same time as aperture 1.5

What "support for those codecs" means is that they are eligible for import. Some codecs that are NOT eligible for import would be Apple Intermediate, H264-compressed media, and a few XDCam flavours... there is a list in the COLOR manual, but it is a bit of a moving target, as HDV was not supported for a long time, and then suddenly it got approved. However, some of these Long_GOP formats don't really lend themselves well to some of the internal functions of COLOR, most notably tracking.
There are codecs that are supported for import that are not offered as an export setting. COLOR will render to Uncompressed, ProRes, sequential files (TIFF/DPX), and a few "Original Formats", mostly restricted to DV/DVCPro. Definitely NOT any Long-GOP codecs like HDV.
As far as use of the ioHD I/O interface goes, COLOR does not support FireWire as a video preview path.
COLOR was expressly built to display via an internal PCIe interface card -- AJA Kona3, Blackmagic Decklink, and so on. You will experience gamma inconsistencies if you try to use a DVI interface, as COLOR ignores the Quicktime ColorProfile settings -- or, even worse, a third-party color profile like
ColorMunki will cause the display to either fail or be garbled.
jPo

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Fuji X100 support?

The latest upgrade of LR, 3.4.1 claims that it now supports the Fuji X100.
Am I missing something?
All my X100 RAW files continue to import 1-3 stops underexposed in LR. I do not see any improvement at all with this upgrade.
Can someone at Adobe please help me understand why a properly exposed file from the X100 imports so underexposed in LR with 3.4.1 installed?
I must be doing something wrong.
Thank you.
Dennis

The DR suggestion is a good one. But it is one that never came up with the Fuji S5 files. Those files never processed great in LR but they were still a lot better than these.
I'm looking at a typical daylight shot here, it's slightly backlit so I overexposed just a tad. 1/680 @ f10 @ 800 ISO (sorry for the weird numbers...). This should have been a near perfect exposure (for the shadows), even a little hot for the daylight spots. But in LR my exposure is +1.65 and Brightness is +61. That's like two stops for an image that should already be overexposed.
Now, this is at 400% DR. ? 2 stops = 2 stops? could be.
My concern is with increasing noise on these lightroom developing increases. But it does seem that it's not really affecting the files that way - as the last poster noted. Of course it's hard to tell.
Checking another daylight exposure I see the same formula where 400% DR could be the reason for the two stop push in LR.
This also makes sense because many of my low light shots (where DR does not kick in) seem to be fine exposure wise.
I'll keep a closer eye on this.
Can this issue be addressed in LR processing?
Thanks,
Dennis

Any news on Fuji x10 support?

Any news or workarounds for Fuji x10 RAW images?
Thanks!
Steve

Interesting. He evidently has access to beta versions that the rest of us don't.
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2011/11/lightroom-3-6-and-camera-raw-6-6-available -on-adobe-labsoe.html
If Sean Reid is telling the truth, then the odds of x10 support being in the final 3.6 version just went up a bit.
Hal

LR 6 = Big disappointment in performance and Fuji X support

Adobe announced, that LR 6 should use the GPU and process much faster. But this [url=Nachgemessen: GPU-Beschleunigung in Lightroom 6 und Lightroom CC | heise Foto]article[/url] and many users say, that it's even slower then LR 5.
And (for me) even worse, the processing of raw files from Fuji X cameras didn't improve. The files still look like watercolor paintings, when processed with LR 6!
I defended LR for some time and I waited for LR 6, because I hoped, that this will change. But now I'm thinking to switch to an other raw converter. There are some, which exhaust the great capabilities of the Fuji raw files. I tried to communicate with Adobe about this problem many times, but they still ignore me (and all other Fuji users).
@Adobe: You lost an once enthusiastic user and customer.
So long and thanks for all the fish.

No one from Adobe will say anything, and no one else knows.

HT3825 Why is not my Fuji X10 supported? Will it ever be, or would I have to go to Adobe?

I bought a Fujifilm Finepix X10 as a complement to my Canon EOS 5D MkII a couple of months ago. So far, I like it a lot.
However, there is still no support for the RAW files it produces in Aperture.
Is it likely that it will never be supported? (I can see cameras produced long after the X10 was released are now supported by Apple).
Would I have to switch from Aperture to Lightroom to get support?
(Using the bundled software is no option for Apple Mac users).
Thanks,
Hans-Göran

On the grounds that the X10 is a trimmed down version of the X100, I would expect them both to use the same RAW format.
X100 has been supported since the OS X 10.6.8 update.
Try the Camera RAW update 3.7 and see if that sorts your problem.

Fuji F550 EXR RAW files

I used to be able to view and process Fuji F550 EXR RAF raw files but now cannot. I have tried upgrading to LR4 but the same issue. I assume this is a bug as I used to be able to work with these files.

My suggestion would be to install the 550 firmware from Fuji’s support site. It looks like there is a .DAT file to download along with an installer executable so should be ok to do at home. Someone at Fuji must have made a mistake when they installed the firmware, or else they actually replaced the insides of the camera with some 500 parts so the 550 FW wouldn’t work anymore. If updating the firmware messes something up then I’d ship it back to Fuji and tell them to put the right firmware on it:
http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/software/#firmware
For existing files, you can use a hex-editor like HexEdit http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~prewett/hexedit/ to change the three 500s to 550s at the beginning of each RAF and Adobe software will recognize them. You need to tab over to the human-readable text area – make the brighter block over on the right side and the grayer block over at the left before you start typing the 5 character, otherwise you’ll be entering in a 5 as half of a two-digit hex number which isn’t what you want to do. You have to save the file from the hex-editor to get the changes to stick and I’d suggest NOT saving over the top of the originals just in case you make a mistake.
There is probably a way to change various EXIF things for many files at once using ExifTool but I’m not sure how without researching a bit:
http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

How to install Windows 8 on Mid 09 Macbook Pro (10.8.3)

So i loved the new Windows 8, and even had it installed before bootcamp supported windows 8 on my new iMac, i waited to buy a bigger hard drive and more ram for my mid 09 Macbook Pro. The day i bought the new hardware, Apple released 10.8.3, and an updated bootcamp to support Windows 8! Yay! I got my install disc out (iso file burned to DVD), opened up bootcamp assistant, only to get an error saying apple dropped support for my mid 09 Macbook Pro and Windows 8. Making the install impossible through bootcamp. Do not fret, i have the solution, and EVERYTHING works perfectly. Here we go.
Gather your Windows 8 install disc AND a Windows 7 install disc (you can surely find one by searching the net, use your old one, or borrow a colleagues... we are licensing Windows 8, NOT 7, this is just for my trick to fool bootcamp assistant and no i do not condone piracy)
Inside BootCamp Assistant, the driver download may hang,it did for me, twice..could be heavy usage due to the popular new update...so i recommend downloading it faster, and manually here http://support.apple.com/downloads/#macoscomponents and get 4.1.4586 yes this is for windows 7, ALSO while you are there, download the windows 8 support pack 5.0.5033, as we will need that later as well. As a matter of fact, DO IT THIS WAY and dont bother
That being said and done, in BootCamp Assistant (OSX), only check off Install Windows 7, leaving the download support software unchecked
Partition your hard drive as youd like, this splits up your storage space however you like, keep in mind which OS you plan to run the most, and obviously give that one more room, i.e you do all your Photoshop work, and app development in OSX, and only use Windows for office stuff, you'd want to give yourself more room on the OSX side. I however bought a huge new internal drive to split them basically in half, as i use them both frequently.
This step is where the trick comes. OSX 10.8.3 / BootCamp will advise you there is no support for Windows 8..only 7 with your Mid 09 Macbook Pro if you have put your Windows 8 disc in, upsetting you as it did me...possibly bringing you to this post, thats not FAIR is it? Your 09 MacBook Pro is still JUST AS GOOD as a lot of PC's running Windows 8, why they excluded this model i have no idea...im sure they had reasons, but i dont care at the moment..lol
INSTEAD place a Windows 7 install disc in, and click next. BootCamp Assistant will now partition your drive, make the windows side bootable and restart your MBP.
Let it do its thing, and eventually you will land at the Windows 7 installation interface. We don't really want that, we want Windows 8 right?
Click the "x" to close the installation for Windows 7, it threatens your MBP will restart, and allow it to do so.
**IMPORTANT** Once you hear the beloved Mac chime, quickly press and hold the "option" key.
This brings you to an area where you can select a startup disk. At this point, lets get rid of the trick. Hit your eject button and get rid of the Windows 7 install disc, we are done with it now.
You now, well in my case anyway, should only see your Mac HD, and the Recovery Disk.
Insert your Windows 8 install disc
Now WAIT. Eventually, you should see a new DVD looking icon that says Windows pop up next to the MacHD and Recovery Disk. (depending on what you called your iso, it may something else...not sure, but you cant miss the new entry)
This is where a wired mouse will be needed, or use tab/space/enter to navigate to the new Windows Disc icon and launch it.
You are now in Windows 8's installation interface, cool!
Follow the steps until it asks you where you want to install it. You should see a partition about equal to what you set earlier in BootCamp Assistant, and it SHOULD say Bootcamp right on it. Select this partition. (mine was the last one, the fourth i believe)
OH NO, it says you cant install it to that partition, this is normal. You need to highlight/select this partition, and click format. I cant remember, but i think you have to click "options" to get to a the spot where you can format it. Pretty straight forward. Safety check, obviously make sure you have the Bootcamp partition selected, dont format your Mac OSX partition!
After the quick format is done, Windows 8 installer will then allow you to click "next" and from there the magic happens.
Go through the whole Windows 8 install, and setup how you would like, this takes awhile, and im not covering that, as its a hand in hand walkthrough like any other install.
Once your inside your new Windows 8, you'll see a bunch of things not working, like tap to click on your trackpad, no on screen displays for brigtness, volume, and possibly other stuff. Not cool right?
Grab your USB stick, or Burnt disc that you applied the bootcamp support downloads to in the begining of this tutorial.
FIRST open the Windows 7 Bootcamp install, 4.1.4586, open the folder and find setup.exe and run it (we are in windows 8 now)
It takes a while, but Apple's BootCamp will install a bunch of drivers, etc, and eventually restart your MBP, which is cool, let it do it.
Upon finishing, lets go back to the USB/Burnt Disc where all your support software was saved, and lets get the newly support BootCamp 5.0.5033 opened up.
Big Thanks to a post by ErikVanD i seen on this forum for the next step.
If you want, try and click setup in this latest BootCamp support set, and you will get another sad error claiming x64 is not supported, something awful to that nature. Awww man, this far, only to get let down. Nope. We are going to fix that. And this is where ErikVanD's post pointed me to what we do next.
It was said to navigate in the BootCamp 5.0.5033 folder to something of the effect of BootCamp/Drivers/Apple and run the MSI file "BootCamp" (MSI file will say Windows Installer in its description, and not necessarily MSI for anyone not too savy with Windows) **note - NOT .bootcamp (notice the period in the front) and it should work and install the new Windows 8 support for your MBP...but in my case it didn't, which is why im posting how i fixed this. Your setup may somehow be different, but mine gave me an error say it "needs elevated permissions to run, use setup.exe instead. We tried that remember! And it gave us the x64 not supported error. Oh man! Blabbing aside, this file needs to be ran as an administrator, which yeah your the only user, but Windows is funny like that. Normally youd just right click, and select run as administrator, but out the box, that option isnt there when you right click, only install, repair, open with etc. Here's the next trick, you need to add a registry file to enable running as an administrator, dont be afraid, this is an old trick, and really easy.
Open notepad in Windows, and create a new doc, call it Add_MSI_run_as_administrator.reg
Paste this following code into the new doc
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Msi.Package\Shell\runas] "HasLUAShield"="" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Msi.Package\shell\runas\Command] @=hex(2):22,00,25,00,53,00,79,00,73,00,74,00,65,00,6d,00,52,00,6f,00,6f,00,74,\    00,25,00,5c,00,53,00,79,00,73,00,74,00,65,00,6d,00,33,00,32,00,5c,00,6d,00,\   73,00,69,00,65,00,78,00,65,00,63,00,2e,00,65,00,78,00,65,00,22,00,20,00,2f,\   00,69,00,20,00,22,00,25,00,31,00,22,00,20,00,25,00,2a,00,00,00
Or download the file already made from my company server at http://www.theprojectdev.com/public/pub.html **i put this there as a courtesy to help others like me, its just a complete reg file, so either create your own through copy and pasting above or download it. Either way, put it on your desktop.
Now double click the new registry file, and allow/ok it to do its thing.
Once done, you can discard the file from your desktop, or keep, your choice.
Guess What!? Now we can do the impossible! Lets revisit that solution from before by going to the newest BootCamp 5.0.5033, and navigate to BootCamp/drivers/Apple and select that tricky BootCamp MSI file that wouldnt allow us to run, this time RIGHT CLICK it. Because of our new registry entry we placed, we now have an option to "Run as Administrator" Click that option.
WooHoo! We have done what coudnt be done, BootCamp will now walk you through the installer, and add all the great support for Windows 8 on your mid 09 Macbook Pro that they for some reason neglected!
After the update, you will endure yet another restart. From there, most likely using a wired mouse still, navigate to the system tray icon on the bottom right corner of the screen (little up arrow) and click it. It will pop up a little menu, showing system processes/stuff running, click the gray squared diamond (this is bootcamp) and it will bring up the newest BootCamp control panel. From here, you can nav to trackpad/touchpad and set tap to click (finally) and gestures, etc. This control panel has lots of good stuff to make a MBP user feel comfortable in Windows 8. There you go! You did it!
I really, sincerely hope this helps someone, as it really made my day to get this resolved. I want to add that all On Screen Displays will work (your volume/brightness etc) they keyboard backlighting, and so much more, it really works great. I upgraded my hard drive to 1tb, and installed 8gb of PNY RAM from best buy ($40) and it runs Windows 8, AND OSX fantastically.
My company http://www.theprojectdev.com designs and develops mobile apps (iOS and Android) and web design and development, so im a heavy user of both OS's, and this setup is just the best thing that has happened to me in a portable sense. Runs so so so fast! Enjoy everyone!

**********************IMPORTANT EDIT TO THE TUTORIAL***********************************************************
Everyone im sorry, i made a mistake informing you which BootCamp support drivers to download from Apple. You see I originally downloaded my Windows 7 Support from the BootCamp Assistant, and had the version number completely wrong.
The first BootCamp install packahe you should down load from http://support.apple.com/downloads/#macoscomponents is actually 4.0.4033
That will be your first BootCamp installation in Windows 8 that works. Im so sorry Markeez for wasting your time, my excitement had blinded me last night.
Also be sure to copy both 4.0.4033's folder and the latest 5.0.5033 folders to your Windows 8 desktop as well, dont run them off your USB stick or DVD/C, whatever media you copied them to.
So Markeez, after you download the correct Windows 7 Support Software 4.0.4033, simply click setup.exe and it will run without any trouble.
Then after the inital BootCamp install is complete, your MBP restarted and all is done, you need to perform the "Run as Administrator" trick i posted above. Its real easy. Open notepad, and copy the EXACT code i posted in the tutorial in a fresh new doc, and save the file to your desktop EXACTLY how i posted it Add_MSI_Run_as_administrator.reg
Now close notepad, and double click the newly created registry file, and allow it access to do what it needs. What this does is allows your run the new installer in BootCamp 5.0.5033 as an administrator, which you wont have the option to unless you use this registry file.
Ok after the registry part is done, go inside the latest BootCamp 5.0.5033 folder, to BootCamp/drivers/Apple and find BootCamp --- probanly the ottom most MSI file, and again it will not say MSI on the right side, it will say Windows Installer or something to that degree. Also do NOT confuse it with a similar file in that folder called .bootcamp this is not the one we need.   OK, so now, using a WIRED MOUSE, right click the BootCamp MSI file, and you will now have the option to Run As Administrator, if you did the registry bit. IF YOU DIDNT do the registry bit, you will only see Install, Repair, Uninstall etc. If thats the case, just download the zip from my company site, it contains only a completed copy of that reg file.
Running this file in the Apple folder as an admin is the key to making this work, let me know if you have any further issues, im watching. Also i apologize everyone, but for some reason i cant edit the tutorial to fix my mistake, very sorry about the confusion.

Help! iTunes 7.0.2 upgrade messed up my library!

Sorry, I know this is really long, but please help me out!!
I had been putting off upgrading to 7.0.2 because my friend had a glitch that crashed her whole computer and erased her library, but then my other friend said it has less glitches than 7.0.1. So, I gave in and downloaded it. For some reason, it changed the file format of every song I have in my library. I don't even know what format they are now, though they still play. I have a p2p program, Ares, that I'm trying to open songs from, but all of a sudden, iTunes won't accept them. Also, my friend sent me songs through AIM and I clicked "Open file after transfer," but it won't open! Even if I go into my temporary folder where the songs copy to, they won't open! I downgraded to 7.0.1, but nothing is back to normal! Please help me!!

Just went through this, last night. It's a pain. I figured it out, by myself, since apple support told me it's not their problem.
First, search your computer for music files. Hopefully, they are still in Media Player.
When search ends, click 'select all' in 'file' dropdown.
In 'edit', select copy to folder.
Then, you have to dig and find the itunes folder. Click that.
It should start showing the files flying from left to right. If it does, you're home free.
The files from media player are in WMA format. They have to be converted to itunes format. itunes should tell you this.
Click 'yes to all'. it will begin converting them and loading them into itunes. If you have alot of GBs, it can take a while. Be patient and watch the progress.
I'm not PC scientist, or network person, but I figured this out, while apple support couldn't. Yay, for me.
My stuff works OK, now. I'll stick around, though, and try to help others with this very frustrating problem with itunes. I really feel bad for all the innocent children (and their poor parents), staring at their new Christmas present that does not work.
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Lightroom 3.3 3.4.1 what happened to my 1:1 previews ???

I went to a great effort 9 months ago, after recommendations on these forums, on how to avoid Lightroom continuously rebuilding thumbnails.
The steps involved deleting all existing previews and rebuilding the 1:1 previews and setting them to never expire. With a catalog of 120,000 images this took about 56 hours to complete and for 7-8 months it's been working like an absolute charm.
Then "stupid me" I upgraded to 3.4.1 in order to have a new Fuji camera supported by LR and all seemed fine until today when I started moving up to parts of my catalogure where I have not been in a few weeks and all of a sudden lightroom is rebuilding thumbnails all over again. I then selected all images in my catalog and asked Lightroom to recreate 1:1 thumbnails and now it is busy re-rendering 127,036 thumbnails which is no doubt going to take another 2-3 days to complete.
WHY if I have told Lightroom to NOT ever let 1:1 previews expire, Why oh Why does Lightroom decide to just do it's own thing?
I'm really fed up, I would have thought by now Adobe would have stupid problems like this sorted out. I do not have the time to wait 2-3 days for thumbnails to render when I already went to a great effort to do it.
What changed from 3.3 to 3.4.1 that caused this to happen and what guarantee's does Adobe have that this will not happen again. Adobe surely cannot expect professionals to put up with this kind of nonsense, not when the product is already nearing it's 4th release.

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7.0.2 update messed up my wifi how can I fix this? Or will I have to wait for new update?

Just went through this, last night. It's a pain. I figured it out, by myself, since apple support told me it's not their problem.
First, search your computer for music files. Hopefully, they are still in Media Player.
When search ends, click 'select all' in 'file' dropdown.
In 'edit', select copy to folder.
Then, you have to dig and find the itunes folder. Click that.
It should start showing the files flying from left to right. If it does, you're home free.
The files from media player are in WMA format. They have to be converted to itunes format. itunes should tell you this.
Click 'yes to all'. it will begin converting them and loading them into itunes. If you have alot of GBs, it can take a while. Be patient and watch the progress.
I'm not PC scientist, or network person, but I figured this out, while apple support couldn't. Yay, for me.
My stuff works OK, now. I'll stick around, though, and try to help others with this very frustrating problem with itunes. I really feel bad for all the innocent children (and their poor parents), staring at their new Christmas present that does not work.
Good luck.

FUJiFILM X-S1

I have noticed that Aperture 3 only supports 4 cameras from FUJiFILM.
I would like to buy the X-S1, but would have to think very carefully if it does not become one of the cameras that Aperture support.
Does anyone have any experience with a X-S1?

There are not yet many Fuji cameras supported. The latest Raw support added 4 cameras - see the list of supported cameras here: http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
But sorry, only Apple can tell you. Even if we had the infromation, we would not be allowed to reveal it in a user-to-user forum.
Regards
Léonie

Lightroom CC (version 6 cc)

- it's impossible to start this version, my old one (5.7) works, but the new CC refused to start. Whats wrong? (Download via CCloud, Win 7 professional, 64bit)

hmmmm, sehr schade, ich hatte so sehr gehofft, dass LR endlich auch mit Fuji Raws was anständiges hinbekommt.
Bei all den schönen und begehrenswerten Neuerungen bleibt mir doch auch große Enttäuschung zurück: kein update der Prozessversion (speziell besserer Fuji Raw support) und immer noch NIX am Buch modul geändert. Das kann doch nicht so schwer sein die Seitengrößen frei definierbar zu machen und eigene Layouts zu zulassen.
aber am ende will und werde ich doch bei LR bleiben.....und weiter hoffen

Insert Delayed?

I had a thought this afternoon while I was considering performance issues with ADDT as to whether or not MySQL delayed inserts are supported. does anybody know yay or nay before I investigate further?
I don't think it would be that hard to add as a feature if not. A new method could be added to the tNG_insert transaction object and accessed like....
$ins_dbTable->setInsertMethod("delayed");
this would default to "standard"
The reason i'm after a delayed insert is for things like a stats counter when users view products. inserting a stats row isn't mission critical so it doesn't have to be transactionally safe and anything to speed up views has to be a good thing.
Feature suggestion for the team?

Hi Gunter,
That is not the functionality I am looking for. Using the sleep() function in a before trigger will slow down the execution.
The purpose of INSERT DELAYED is to fire off an INSERT statement to MySQL blindly without acknowledgement that it has actually taken place. It is immediately queued up to be inserted when the db table becomes free, thus not delaying the scripts execution.

Aperture aktualisieren

Habe Aperture Version 3.4.5 mit Dgital Camera RAW 5.05 Buld 743.2 installiert.
Die Camera ist eine Fujifilm x10 Raw Bilder der Kamera werden von Aperture nicht erkannt.
Was kann/muß ich machen?

Dies sind die Fuji-Kameras, deren RAW format von Aperture unterstützt wird, siehe: http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
Fujifilm
FinePix S2 Pro
FinePix S3 Pro
FinePix S5 Pro
FinePix X100**
X-Pro1***
X-A1***
X-E1***
X-E2***
X-M1***
X-T1***
X20***
X100S***
Die x10 ist nicht dabei. In diesem Fall ist es am besten, die Software, die mit der Kamera geliefert wurde zu verwenden, um dieRAW Files zu entwickeln und in einem anderen, verlustfreien Format (TIFFoder PSD) in Aperture zu importieren.
Eine andere Möglichkeit wäre, RAW &JPEG zu schiessen und solange mit den JPEGs zu arbeiten, bis Aperture den RAW support zur Verfügung stellt. Dann kann man nachträglich vom JPEG als Masterfile zum RAW file wechseln. Allerdings ist die Fuji-X10 keine ganz neue Kamera, so dass ich wenig Hoffnung habe, dass es bald einen RAW Support gibt. Eine zeitlang konnte Aperture die Fuji x10 Bilder entwickeln, aber das war ein Versehen.
fuji x10 RAW support form july 2013 ?
Why no RAW support for Fuji X10?
RAW Compatibility 5.04 kills Fuji X10 Support
-- Léonie

When RAW Compatibility Update Aperture serving Fujifilm X-S1?

When RAW Compatibility Update Aperture serving Fujifilm X-S1?

There are not yet many Fuji cameras supported. The latest Raw support added 4 cameras - see the list of supported cameras here: http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
But sorry, only Apple can tell you. Even if we had the infromation, we would not be allowed to reveal it in a user-to-user forum.
Regards
Léonie

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