Download amt-applelink-ccl.hqx (6,583 KB)
From: KATELEY@applelink.apple.com
Hello there,
Here is an AppleLink CCL for using the Apple Modem Tool (version 1.1 or
greater). It works around some issues with the Comm Toolbox implementation in
AppleLink 6.1. It should be more robust than an earlier CCL posted a couple of
months ago. Many thanks go to the AOS group for identifying CTB scripting
workarounds in CCL.
It is is released Òas isÓ Ñ it has no known software limitations and is not a
supported product of Apple Computer.
(Note: Requires the Communications Toolbox and the Apple Modem Tool 1.1 or
greater (1.1.1 preferred), which are not included in this package.)
Download amt-modem-definitions.hqx (99,519 KB)
Date: Thu, 29 Sep 1994 20:11:16 -0800
From: mspace@netcom.com (Brian Hall)
Subject: AMT Modem Definitions (Mark/Space Collection)
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This archive contains modem definition files that import into version 1.5
or later of the Apple Modem Tool to fine tune the operation of the tool for
modems made by Prometheus (including LineLink), Global Village, and
Supra/PSI.
The included "Modem Definition Guide" contains complete instructions.
The Apple Modem Tool (not included) is used by "works" packages, as well as
many popular communications packages, including Communicate and PageNOW!
from Mark/Space Softworks.
This collection will be updated on a periodic basis. The most recent
versions can always be found via ftp to ftp.netcom.com in pub/mspace, as
well as on the Mark/Space support BBS at +1-408-293-7290.
Enjoy!
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Download amt-more-modems-94-07.hqx (29,768 KB)
Date: 09 Jul 1994 16:02:17 GMT
From: jimh@laison.w8hd.org (Jim Hebert)
Organization: L'AISON - Beverly Hills, Michigan
Subject: AMT-More-Modems-Jul94.sit
Dear Archivists,
Attached you should find a bin-hex encoding of AMT-More-Modems-Jul94.sit.
This is an update to the previously submitted AMT-More-Modems file and should
replace it.
AMT-More-Modems-Jul94.sit contains resources for adding modems to the Apple
Modem Tool (v1.5). The following modems may be added using these resources:
Practical Peripherals PM-14400-FXSA
Practical Peripherals PM-14400-FXSA-Fast Hang Up (new)
AT&T Dataport 14.4
Zyxel-U-1496-E (new)
Telelink IMS-08 (new; European model; by Christian Buser)
In most cases, the resources add four settings variants, which allow the user
to quickly configure the modem for common situations.
Best regards,
Jim Hebert, K8SS
jimh@laison.w8hd.org
Download apple-modem-tool-111.hqx (61,965 KB)
Date: Wed, 20 May 1992 22:23:29 PDT
From: The Moderators
Subject: [*] Apple Modem Tool 1.1.1
>From AppleLink, this update to the Apple Modem Tool fixes a few problems.
Quoting the readme:
The following changes were made from the Apple Modem Tool 1.1 to 1.1.1:
Various anomalies introduced in the Apple Modem Tool 1.1 were corrected.
The Telebit QBlazer configuration string was changed to allow the modem to
recognize the "busy" result code.
All PSI modem configuration strings were corrected to properly set factory
defaults.
For Communications Toolbox (CTB) aware applications.
Download asc-3270-31-demo.hqx (443,974 KB)
From: support@ascus.com (US Support)
Subject: asc3270 Demo 3.1
This asc3270 installer installs a demo version of asc3270 on your hard disk.
The installer puts the "asc3270 Demo" and "asc$FILE Demo" CTB tools in the
extensions folder; the "ascIBM Font" file in the fonts folder; and the "ASC
Read Me's" folder in a folder called "ASC Folder". After installation, reboot
your machine in order for the font to be correctly installed.
The asc3270 CTB Terminal Tool lets 3rd party CTB applications, like
ClarisWorks, do 3278/79 terminal emulation and IND$FILE & FTP file transfer
with IBM mainframes. The Tool supports different access methods using TCP/IP
and various 3rd party SNA gateways to allow the Macintosh to connect to the
IBM host. In order to test tn3270 telnet sessions, you need to download and
install the TCPack CTB Connection tool; similarly FTP file transfer requires
the FTPack tool. If you are interested in SNA gateway support, please contact
ASC for details. Tool features supported include CTB scripting API, full
keyboard and color mapping, multiple sessions and extended datastream.
Limited demo based on connect time until license is purchased
About Software Corporation
P.O. Box 2029 Cupertino, CA 95015-2029
phone: (408) 725 4242
fax: (408) 725 4243
Internet: info@ascus.com
Download asc-420-ansi-31-demo.hqx (380,707 KB)
From: support@ascus.com (US Support)
Subject: asc420/ANSI Demo 3.1
This asc420/ANSI installer installs a demo version of asc420/ANSI on your hard
disk. The installer puts the "asc420/ANSI Demo" CTB tool in the extensions
folder; the "ascVT Font" file in the fonts folder; and the "ASC Read Me's"
folder in a folder called "ASC Folder". After installation, reboot your
machine in order for the font to be correctly installed.
asc420/ANSI lets applications which support the CTB terminal manager do
complete VT420, PC-ANSI and SCO-ANSI terminal emulations. This allows users
to extend the functionality of their favorite CTB communications applications
with high-end VTxx and ANSI terminal support. Features supported include CTB
scripting, full keyboard and color mapping, variable font sizes, multiple
sessions.
Limited demo based on connect time until license is purchased
About Software Corporation
P.O. Box 2029 Cupertino, CA 95015-2029
phone: (408) 725 4242
fax: (408) 725 4243
Internet: info@ascus.com
Download asc-5250-31-demo.hqx (374,456 KB)
From: support@ascus.com (US Support)
Subject: asc5250 Demo 3.1
This asc5250 installer installs a demo version of asc5250 on your hard disk.
The installer puts the "asc5250 Demo" CTB tool in the extensions folder; the
"ascIBM Font" file in the fonts folder; and the "ASC Read Me's" folder in a
folder called "ASC Folder". After installation, reboot your machine in order
for the font to be correctly installed.
The asc5250 CTB Terminal Tool lets 3rd party CTB applications, like
ClarisWorks, do 5250 terminal emulation and FTP file transfer with IBM
AS/400s. The Tool supports tn5250 telnet sessions over TCP/IP to connect to
the AS/400 host. In order to test tn5250 telnet sessions, you need to
download and install the TCPack CTB Connection tool; similarly FTP file
transfer requires the FTPack tool. Tool features supported include CTB
scripting API, full keyboard and color mapping and multiple sessions.
Limited demo based on connect time until license is purchased
About Software Corporation
P.O. Box 2029 Cupertino, CA 95015-2029
phone: (408) 725 4242
fax: (408) 725 4243
Internet: info@ascus.com
Download asc-multi-transfer-31-demo.hqx (307,077 KB)
Subject: ascMultiTransfer Demo
From: support@ascus.com (US Support)
This ascMultiTransfer installer installs a demo version of ascMultiTransfer on
your hard disk. The installer puts the "ascMultiTransfer Demo" CTB File
Transfer tool in the extensions folder; and the "ASC Read Me's" folder in a
folder called "ASC Folder". The tool can be used immediately without
rebooting your machine.
The ascMultiTransfer CTB File Transfer Tool lets 3rd party CTB applications,
like ClarisWorks, do file transfer to and from many different online bulletin
boards and host systems. The ascMultiTransfer tool supports X-, Y-, Z-MODEM,
Kermit and Text transfer modes. Features include a 'decide later' protocol
type; definable download and upload command triggers; MacBinary; variable
packet size and time-outs; control sequence escaping; and modifiable Kermit
excape sequences.
Limited demo based on connect time until license is purchased
About Software Corporation
P.O. Box 2029 Cupertino, CA 95015-2029
phone: (408) 725 4242
fax: (408) 725 4243
Internet: info@ascus.com
Download calypso-tool-101.hqx (147,767 KB)
From: "Stattenfield, Keith"
Subject: FW: Calypso 1.0.1
Date: 5 May 1994 15:04:36 -0800
This is the 1.0.1 release of Calypso, an unsupported Communications Toolbox
tool from Apple.
Apple permits the non-commercial distribution of this tool. Contact me with
any questions.
-Keith Stattenfield
Apple Computer, Inc.
stattenf@apple.com
Download ccl-modem-tool-20.hqx (48,558 KB)
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 1994 12:22:31 -0800
From: butenko@stalker.com (Vladimir Butenko)
An update to the CCL modem tool with support for ARA 2.0 scripts, color
icons, and more configuration options.
Download cept-modem-tool-11.hqx (29,333 KB)
Subject: [*] - CEPT Modem Tool 1.1
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 05:50:41 +0300
From: Vladimir Butenko
Organization: STALKER GmbH
CEPT Modem Tool 1.1
The CEPT Modem Tool is a Connection Tool for Communications Toolbox.
It lets you establish a connection with a remote computer through a
modem attached to your Macintosh (or through shared network modems).
It supports low-level CEPT-1 protocol used in European Videotex
systems. It uses CCL script files (the same files as ARA uses) for
controlling the modem, thus the user interface is as clear and
simple as it is in the Apple's Remote Access Setup control panel.
The tool can also trace CCL scripts. Balloon Help(tm) supported.
The CEPT Modem Tool can be freely distributed on non-commercial basis.
If you want to bundle the CEPT Modem Tool with your products, contact:
Stalker Software GmbH
Fax: 49(221) 442 138 (Cologne)
7(095) 938 2136 (Moscow)
Internet: netprod@stalker.srcc.msu.su
Download cron-x10-10b4.hqx (27,092 KB)
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 1994 00:11:46 -0600
From: jerry@hipark.austin.isd.tenet.edu (Jerry Gatlin)
Subject: cronX10-1.0b4.sit
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cronX10
Version: 1.0b4
Date: August 29, 1994
Written by: Jerry Gatlin at Hill Country Softworks
This program is copyrighted by the author and is not in the public
domain. I am offering this as freeware though, so you are able to
freely distribute this as long as the documentation accompanies
the application. You may freely use this in any non-commercial
manner. If you wish to use it in any other way, please contact the
author at:
jerry@hipark.austin.isd.tenet.edu
Jerry Gatlin
4702 Valley Oak Dr.
Austin, Texas 78731
512 458-1739
This program controls X10 modules to turn on and off appliances,
lights, thermostats, and anything else that can be controlled by
X10 devices. This program requires a model CP290 X10 computer
interface along with the appropriate modules for the devices you
wish to control. X10 is available through a variety of sources and
both Radio Shack and Leviton make X10 components. Instead of having
to run wires to these modules to control them, the X10 protocol
runs over your existing AC wiring. You just plug in (or wire in)
the module and go.
YOU MUST HAVE CRON TO RUN THIS PROGRAM!!!
Cron is a Macintosh version of the unix scheduling utility written
by Chris Johnson. If you're unfamilar with the concept of cron,
please download cron and read its documentation before spending
much time with this documentation. You should be able to find cron
at most of the Mac archive sites. If you have trouble, try these
sites:
anonymous ftp to ftp.cc.utexas.edu in the /pub/chrisj directory
the web page http://gargravarr.cc.utexas.edu/cron/cron.html
anonymous ftp to ftp.utexas.edu in the /pub/mac/util or
the web page http://www.utexas.edu/cc/microlib-mac/main.html
This has been tested with cron 1.0d16 which is the current version
as of August 29, 1994.
As cron requires system 7 to run, this application by default
also requires system 7. Although the Comm ToolBox is built into
system 7, if for *any* reason Apple chooses to remove it at a later
time, this app won't work. It will be nice and report the reason
for its failure to you though.
Although primarily intended for scheduling lights, etc. at
predetermined times, you can use Chris Johnson's "Command Line"
cron debugging aid for immediate, direct control of devices.
"Command Line" simply puts up a dialog and allows you to send
commands to cron applications immediately instead of setting up
cron to execute at the next minute and waiting for the minute to
roll by.
This program is a fat binary (it runs native on either the PowerMac
or 68k Macs) and was written using the Metrowerks CodeWarrior C
Compiler.
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Download ctb-daemon-11.hqx (244,842 KB)
From: ruedi.boesch@wsl.ch (Ruedi Boesch)
Subject: CTBDaemon
CTBDaemon is an AppleEvent-aware application, which implements the
connection-manager interface of the CTB (communication toolbox) as a
scriptable application. It allows you to manage CTB-tools from AppleScript
for remote login purposes, data capturing, WWW-CGI,...
CTBDameon has been rised to 1.1 and does not expire anymore !
see also:
http://www.wsl.ch/rauminf/riv/geoinformatik/boeschruedi/CTBDaemon.html
Ruedi Boesch
Download ftpack-31-demo.hqx (316,887 KB)
Subject: FTPack Demo 3.1
Date: 23 Aug 1995 22:56:02 GMT
This FTPack installer installs a demo version of FTPack on your hard disk. The
installer puts the "FTPack Demo" CTB tool in the extensions folder; the
"FTPeek" utility in the Apple Menu Items folder; and the "ASC Read Me's"
folder in a folder called "ASC Folder".
FTPack is a FTP Client CTB File Transfer tool. It supports the FTP protocol
enabling file transfer to and from VMS, UNIX, IBM Mainframes, AS/400 and all
other standard FTP servers. FTPack comes with FTPeek, an application that
allows quick FTP access at all times from the finder interface.
Limited demo based on connect time until license is purchased
About Software Corporation
P.O. Box 2029 Cupertino, CA 95015-2029
phone: (408) 725 4242
fax: (408) 725 4243
Internet: info@ascus.com
Download hayes-modem-tool-102.hqx (66,406 KB)
Date: Sun, 26 Apr 92 18:24:32 -0400
From: Jeffrey L. Needleman
Subject: Hayes Modem Tool 1.0.2
"The Hayes Modem Tool is a connection tool, for use with the Macintosh
Communications Toolbox, that provides easy and complete access to the
advanced features of Hayes modems. Settings provided by the tool are
divided into five functional areas, accessible through a scrolling list of
panels. Each area controls some aspect of the modem or the connection.
Written to the specifications of the Macintosh Communications Toolbox, the
Hayes Modem Tool can be used without modification by any program which
supports the Macintosh Communications Toolbox. The Hayes Modem Tool has
been designed for use with Hayes modems so that Hayes modem users can take
full advantage of their modems through applications supporting the
Macintosh Communications Toolbox."
This version 1.0.2 should replace info-mac/comm/hayes-modem-tool.hqx, which
is version 1.0.
Download hayes-tool-color-patch.hqx (9,121 KB)
From: Linger@starsys.laf.in.us (Ken Linger)
Subject: Hayes Modem Tool Color Pics
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 1994 20:21:11 +0500
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Here is just something I did the other night. I "colorized" the pictures
in the Hayes Modem Tool. These are the pictures that show up while it is
dialing out or receiving a call.
I don't expect anyone to pass out from the briliance of these pictures, but
I just figured that if anyone else was annoyed at the black and white-ness
of the Hayes Modem Tool, then they could use this.
Actually, I'm not sure if anyone still uses this as much as I do. I've
never been able to get the Apple Modem Tool to work just right with my Zoom
14.4 Fax. Perhaps the HMT is outdated; alas though, I'm digressing.
To install: double click the enclosed HMT Color resedit file. While in
resedit, open your current Hayes Modem Tool and copy the resource from my
file to yours. It seems to work without rebooting or anything, but
remember, some comm programs load the tool at startup, so if one is
running, you may need to quit and restart the application to notice any
changes.
If you feel I missed something, you think I have bad taste in colors, or
you have suggestions on what I better use my free time to do, let me know.
My address is Linger@starsys.laf.in.us.
And, in case it wasn't obvious, feel free to distribute at will.
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Download kermit-tool-gh-13.hqx (59,567 KB)
Date: Mon, 3 May 93 22:29 CST
From: HOWES@bert.chem.wisc.edu
Subject: submission: Kermit Tool GH 1.3
Dear Info-Mac,
Enclose you will find version 1.3 of my Kermit tool for the
communications toolbox. When combined with a compliant app,
such as Termy or ClarisWorks (or any of the Works programs),
allows the user to use the Kermit file transfer protocol
common among university mainframes.
This version is basically an enhancement from the previous
release with quite a few tweaks and featurelets.
I suggest it be stored as
info-mac/comm/kermit_tool_gh_13_sit.hqx
// Bill, could you keep version 1.2 in the archives for a while
// as I don't know when and if I'll get a chance to fix any
// major bugs in this version if they appear.
-- glenn howes // howes@bert.chem.wisc.edu
Download megahertz-a2-144.hqx (4,257 KB)
Organization: Not nearly enough.
Date: Sun, 20 Nov 1994 03:25:29 -0800
From: schuyler@netcom.com (Gabriel M. Schuyler)
Subject: [*] Megahertz Internal A2144 - for Apple Modem Tool
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I was having a difficult time with Eudora hanging part way through large
messages. I tracked the problem down to not enough flow control in my
Megahertz Internal modem (A2144). This file can be imported into the Apple
Modem Tool and it will turn on XON/XOFF modem-to-modem flow control and set
the preferences accordingly.
As an added feature, I set S95 to 010 which adds "/ARQ" to the CONNECT
message when it connects with error correction. This means that now Eudora
can say "The connection was established WITH ERROR CORRECTION" which is
nice for anal-retentive people.
If anyone can improve on this, please let me know. I'm just happy to have
the modem working, reliably, at full speed again. . . .
This probably belongs in the /comm/ctb folder.
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Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="AMT-Megahertz_A2144"
Download outland-tcp-tool-10.hqx (70,983 KB)
Outland TCP Tool
Copyright © 1994 Outland, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
The Outland TCP Tool is a connection tool for the Communications Toolbox. It
uses the MacTCP driver to communicate over TCP/IP networks. The tool
supports synchronous and asynchronous open, close, listen, read, and write.
This is not a Telnet tool! If you want to connect to the Telnet port, 23,
you are probably not going to have much luck. The Outland TCP Tool provides
a raw TCP connection only.
In the settings dialog, you can enter an IP address and port number. If you
are using the tool to open a connection, the address and port number are of
the TCP port you are connecting to. If you are using the tool to listen for
an incoming connection, the address is ignored (it is always the local
machine), and the port is the port number to listen on. The port number 0
has a special meaning to the MacTCP driver; using it is not recommended.
You may be freely copy and use this tool for personal, non-commercial
activities. For all other uses, contact Outland.
Bill Lipa
outland@aol.com
1-800-PLAY-OUT
Notes:
- Requires System 7 running on a 68020 or better Macintosh.
- To connect two ports on the same computer, your application may need to call
CMListen and CMOpen asynchronously. Otherwise the receiving application will
not get time to accept the call, and the system will hang.
- This release does not report errors to the user. Instead, a debugging file
is produced called "Code Resource Debug". If you are reporting a bug, please
include the contents of this file if it is in the same folder as your CTB
application.
- This release does not support timeouts or any CTB 1.1 functionality.
Version History
1.0 July 6, 1994
¥ Final code cleanups and some cosmetic changes.
Download pc-ansi-tool-10-demo.hqx (334,320 KB)
From: Brian Hall, mspace@netcom.com
Subject: PC-ANSI Tool 1.0 (Demo)
Dear Netters,
Would you like to lay your hands on a brand-new, previously unreleased
software product to enjoy PC-ANSI bulletin boards in FULL COLOR and MUSIC?
Introducing the DEMO VERSION of the Mark/Space PC-ANSI Tool, a full-color
terminal emulation tool for communications toolbox-aware applications such
as Communicate, ClarisWorks, SITcomm, MacTerminal, PacerTerm, or Black
Night. Drop the Mark/Space PC-ANSI Tool in your System Folder and go!
Feature Overview
================
- Add PC-ANSI color display capability to your normally black & white
terminal program.
- Discover the world of ANSI graphics on bulletin boards
- Play ANSI music tunes using QuickTime, allowing you to make full use of
your Mac's sound capabilities. This is the ONLY WAY to hear ANSI music on
your Macintosh!
- Display fully scalable from 9 point and up using an ANSI TrueType font.
- Displays accented characters (Umlaut, etc)
- When used with Communicate Lite 1.5, even the scrollback buffer is in color.
Here is where you can find the Mark/Space PC-ANSI Tool Demo:
============================================================
- On our FTP site:
- On all info-mac mirrors.
- On AOL: keyword "MCM", new files section
- On CompuServe: go maccom, download area 4
Interested? Download the Mark/Space PC-ANSI Tool today and discover ANSI
color & music!
Sincerely,
Brian Hall,
President & CEO
Mark/Space Softworks
Download tcpack-31-demo.hqx (278,664 KB)
From: support@ascus.com (US Support)
Subject: TCPack Telnet Tool Demo 3.1
This TCPack installer installs a demo version of TCPack on your hard disk. The
installer puts the "TCPack Demo" CTB tool in the extensions folder; the "FTP
Setup" utility in the control panels folder; and the "ASC Read Me's" folder
in a folder called "ASC Folder".
TCPack is a CTB connection tool that can be used to access AOL & CompuServe
over the Internet; to connect FirstClass servers & clients over TCP/IP; and
to provide general Telnet terminal-emulation and TCP/IP socket-to-socket
connections. The TPCack tool supports the Telnet protocol and includes a
background personal single session FTP server (not client, see FTPack for FTP
client software) to allow the user to transfer files from the remote Telnet
host to the local Macintosh and vise versa. The socket-to-socket support
allows client/server Macintosh applications which support the Communications
Toolbox to setup TCP stream connections, developers have access to the IP
Header parameters through the CTB Scripting Interface.
Limited demo based on connect time until license is purchased
About Software Corporation
P.O. Box 2029 Cupertino, CA 95015-2029
phone: (408) 725 4242
fax: (408) 725 4243
Internet: info@ascus.com
Download tge-tcp-tool-25.hqx (26,068 KB)
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 00:02:36 -0500
From: gish@watson.wustl.edu (Warren Gish)
Subject: TGE TCP Tool
Here is version 2.5 of TGE TCP Tool by Tim Endres, a Communications Toolbox
Tool for telnet communications that works with the recently posted Black Night
terminal emulation program.
AOL had only version 1.0 posted and INFO-MAC had nada.
Download videotex-terminal-tool.hqx (58,552 KB)
Subject: [*] - VideoTex Teminal Tool 1.0
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 05:56:30 +0300
From: Vladimir Butenko
Organization: STALKER GmbH
Videotex Tool 1.0 Demo
The Videotex Tool is a Terminal Tool for Communications Toolbox. It
lets you emulate the CEPT-1 terminal used in European Videotex
systems (like German Btx). It supports low-level CEPT-1 protocol, so
it can be used with any Connection Tool that allows you to connect
to a Videotex host. But the most reliable and fast connection via
phone lines takes place if used with the CEPT Modem tool.
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Please, send your comments to:
netprod@stalker.srcc.msu.su
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Vladimir Butenko, Stalker Software, Network Group.
Download ymodem-tool-gh.hqx (48,599 KB)
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 16:20 CST
From: HOWES@bert.chem.wisc.edu
Subject: YModem Tool GH 1.0 Submission
Info-Mac:
Please place this, the first release of my YModem Tool for
the Communications Toolbox in your archives.
This is a basic implementation of the YModem protocol, with
all the advantages and disadvantages that entails. Hopefully,
people will find it useful (and not whine about it not being
ZModem).
I suggest it be placed as info-mac/comm/ymodemtool_gh10.hqx
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Glenn R. Howes /\ Kermit Tool GH/ YModem Tool GH
howes@bert.chem.wisc.edu \/ hometown: Frostbite Falls, MN
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