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- Four passwords needed to foil hackers People are pretty intimidated by having to remember all those passwords. This Vunet article "Four passwords needed to foil hackers" is a good rule of thumb and might be useful in working with your clients/friends/associates.
- Blank Discs Not Created Equal When you buy a stack of shiny new platters packaged by Fujifilm, TDK Electronics, Ritek, Verbatim, Imation, Hewlett-Packard or another recognizable brand, you cannot count on the name that appears on the label to reveal the whole story. In fact, most of this blank media is manufactured by a short list of companies: India's Moser Baer, Japan's Ricoh and Taiyo Yuden, and Taiwan's CMC Magnetics, Prodisc Technology and Optodisc Technology.
- Anti-adware misses most malware This article covers the top anti-spyware programs and ranks them on the percentage of malware that they detect. It also shows the best combination of antispyware programs.
- Worried about Wi-Fi security? This article discusses how the complexity of maintaining a home network is leading owners to put security on the back burner.
- Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool For XP users Microsoft will download and run this tool once a month if you have set up the automatic update feature. This article will explain the how and why.
- 2004 Privacy Year In Review Published by the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC). This article also gives the forecast of privacy issues for 2005.
- Customizing FirefoxScott Finnie's recommended tweaks and extensions for Firefox. A very thorough article.
- Firefox flies into over drive This tweak for Firefox and Mozilla Suite will accelerate page loads. This is very useful if you are loading a set of tabbed pages. A broadband connection will benefit form this tweak more then a Dial-up connection.
- Langa Letter: Year-End PC Tasks,Dec. 20, 2004 A little simple maintenance now can help prevent many headaches next year.
- Adobe Reader critical update Some vulnerabilities have been reported in Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat, which can be exploited by malicious people to disclose sensitive information or compromise a user's system. You will need to update to version 6.03 in order to fix these vulnerabilities. If you have have version 6.01, then go to the Help tab and click on Update in the drop down menu. This will allow you to update to version 6.02. To update from version 6.02 to 6.03 you will need to go to the Adobe Reader 6.0.3 update site and manually download and install version 6.03.
- Who says safe computing must remain a pipe dream? This article contains a list of PC security recommendations.
- Poor Defenders Some anti-spyware companies use confusing ads, and the PC World magazime tests show their $20-$60 products are less effective than free competitors.
- Unprotected PCs can be hijacked in minutes Those are key findings of a test conducted by USA TODAY. The experiment involved monitoring six "honeypot" computers for two weeks — set up to see what kind of malicious traffic they would attract.
- Java Applet Flaw If you have not installed the latest Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition 1.4.2_06 then it is critical that you do so immediately. A vulnerability in Java Plugin allows an attacker to create an Applet which can disable Java's security restrictions and break out of the Java sandbox. The attack can be launched when a victim views a web page created by the attacker. Further user interaction is not required as Java Applets are normally loaded and started automatically. Such Applet can then take any action which the user could: browse, read, or modify files, upload more programs to the victim system and run them, or send out data from the system.
- Hacked Web Sites Used To Install Parasites This article shows how to cchange the security settings in IE to prevent a possible stealth malware infection from an infected web server.
- RSS Edges Into the Bureaucracy Really simple syndication is worming its way into the heart of the U.S. government, as agencies discover it's a good way to distribute information.
- Adding Administrator Account to XP Welcome Screen
- Does your PC have the right hardware and software needed for Windows XP.
- Message In A Bottle Hidden or undisclosed ISP policies put your E-mail at risk. Here's what you can do about it.
- Windows Product Activation (WPA) This excellent in-depth article explains how WPA will affect the way you register your personal copy of the forthcoming Windows XP operating system.
- How Distributed Computing Will Change the Web
- Bullet-Proof Your Windows Setup Fred langa discusses how to use drive imaging to effectively back-up your computers drives and partitions.
- More Fraud Busters Where to go when an on-line business defrauds you.
- Get The Lowdown On Bandwidth This article is about bandwidth, both theoretical and effective, and explain some of the things that impact your performance on a network whether internet or local.
- Your Lying Bios Thanks to a feature called the System Management BIOS (SMBIOS), your computer makes available an incredible amount of information about its configuration and settings. Unfortunately, a lot of the SMBIOS configuration data inside your computer is probably wrong.
- Save Your Butt With DOS, Part 1
- Save Your Butt With DOS, Part 2
- Save Your Butt With DOS, Part 3
This series of columns by Fred Langa is about ensuring that you'll always have access to useful low-level diagnostic and repair tools that can help get you out of even the worst jams: a complete and practical DOS toolkit you can store in a safe place against future need -- even if, or when, you eventually end up using a DOS-free version of Windows.- Pixel-high privacy spy Spies too small to see are keeping an eye on you while you browse the world wide web. If the bugs are put in an e-mail there is no real defence against them. The "web bugs" hide computer codes behind images only a pixel in size to gather information about surfing habits. If the bugs are put in an e-mail there is no real defence against them.
- Roger's review of the Windows Media Player 7.
- Network interface cards The NIC, or network interface card plays an essential role in computer networking. This article explains and reviews 8 NICs from 6 major companies and compares them head to head.
- This article tells you how to find older versions of DOS files like XCOPY.EXE
- Resource Leaks, Part 1
Resource Leaks, Part 2
Resource Leaks, Part 3
Fred Langa's excellent series of articles on resource leaks- Cyberstalked? Use Common Sense Cyberstalked? Use Common Sense.
- Curing Sloooooooow Restarts Fred Langa's hardware and software tweaks that can make your PC start much, much faster.
- Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Fred langa's 4 part series of articles on how to make your PC secure when connected to the Internet.
- Does the Internet Make Us Lonely This must read article by Jakob Nielson dispels a lot of the recent hype about the "social isolation' that the internet is supposedly causing.
Some common sense “Anti-Virus Rules of the Road” to help everyone avoid those nasty virus disasters.
- Blank Discs Not Created Equal When you buy a stack of shiny new platters packaged by Fujifilm, TDK Electronics, Ritek, Verbatim, Imation, Hewlett-Packard or another recognizable brand, you cannot count on the name that appears on the label to reveal the whole story. In fact, most of this blank media is manufactured by a short list of companies: India's Moser Baer, Japan's Ricoh and Taiyo Yuden, and Taiwan's CMC Magnetics, Prodisc Technology and Optodisc Technology.
Resources & Tutorials
- VoIP Wiki siteThis site covers everything related to VOIP, software, hardware, service providers, reviews, configurations, standards, tips & tricks and everything else related to voice over IP networks, IP telephony and Internet Telephony.
- Printing Troubleshooting Guide With most printers, over 50% of all problems are customer fixable. This guide was created to help bail you out when you get stuck on tough printing problems."
- Langa Letter: How To Test And Tune Your Online Connection From simple tune-ups to total overhauls, here's information from Fred Langa to help you get the most from your network, cable, DSL, or dial-up connection.
- Internet Explorer 6 and Outlook Express tweak guideThis 13 page guide has numerous screenshots and step by step instructions on how to customize and secure IE and OE.
- Windows XP Performance Optimization 101 This is a step by step guide from formatting your drive to tweaking XP for the gamer in your life.
- How To Deal With Moisture And Corrosion In Your PC PC manufacturers ship their equipment with the premise that it will be used in dry, cool environments. This article by Fred Langa provides solutions on how to deal with corrosion caused by humidity, salt, etc. that can adversely affect PC's or other electronic equipment.
- Creating a Wi-Fi Connection Mobile workers must know how to set up their mobile gear to connect to Wi-Fi locations. Using WinXP in this tutorial, we'll go through the steps for setting up a laptop to access a Wi-Fi network.
- Langa Letter: Getting The Grunge Out Of Your PC An excellent fully illustrated article on cleaning up the inside of your PC
- Configuring Windows XP for Users with Hearing Difficulties (XP Professional/Home) This configuration would also be useful in areas with a high background noise or where any noise is critical to the work environment.
- Using System Restore in Windows XP This is a straightforward, step by step help guide explaining how to use Windows XP Systemrestore with a minimal amount of disk space, what it does and how it works. You can also download this guide at Using System Restore and install it as a help file to put on your computer.
- Noise in Computing: A Primer This article from the The Silent Review web site discusses the causes and effects of the background sound that your computer makes. The web site has other articles on how to reduce the noise level.
- Speed And Security Via A RAM Drive This article by Fred Langa discusses judicious use of a RAM drive that can make your PC faster and safer.
- Introduction to Networking An introduction to home networking with a glossary of terms.
- How to Set Up a Wireless Home Network The basics.
- Setting Up a Print Server for Your Wireless Home Network The most common shared peripheral is a printer. You may have several printers in your house, and different devices could have different printers — but they all can be shared by a local device . . . if properly set up.
- Windows XP How-to Articles A collection of Knowledge Base Articles and other Resources for XP and other MS operating systems.
- IMAP secrets — what you need to knowIMAP, which stands for Internet Message Access Protocol, is a more modern protocol than POP3 (POP stands for Post Office Protocol). POP3 is far more commonly used, but is also far less versatile.
- File Association In XP How to set file associations in Windows XP.
- How to import your e-mail settings from Outlook Express to Thunderbird
- Brian's BitTorrent FAQ and Guide BitTorrent is a protocol designed for transferring files. It is peer-to-peer in nature, as users connect to each other directly to send and receive portions of the file.
- RRSgov.comNews about how RSS is being used by international, federal, state, and local governments
- Wireless freenet movement may threaten telecom profits
- Windows ME tips A whole page full of indexed tips on how to work more efficiently with Windows ME.
- How Encryption Works How Internet Infrastructure Works
- How Scanners Work
- How inkjet Printers Work
- How Laser Printers Work
- Ten Ways to Make Windows ME Run Better.
- Simple Guide to Building a Home LAN
- Set Up Your Computer For More Than One User
- More RAM, More Power Things you need to know before adding more memory.
- How to buy a laptop Thinking of buying a laptop? Make sure you know what you're getting. This page gives the recommendations on over 20 different features for consideration when buying a PC laptop.
- System Startup Tweak guide This guide helps you to speed up your startup when using Windows 9x, Millennium Edition & Windows 2000.
- Deleting Temporary Files Painlessly This article requires some knowledge of DOS, but it does show you how to modify the autoexec.bat file so that selected temporary files are deleted in Win9x everytime you boot up.
- How LAN Switches Work. a LAN switch creates a series of instant networks that contain only the two devices communicating with each other at that particular moment. You will learn what a LAN switch is and how transparent bridging works. You will also learn about VLANs, trunking and spanning trees.
- SDRAM Memory Performance Guide This guide illustrates the basics of SDRAM performance settings, such as system BIOS memory options and memory frequencies, as well as some tips on how to determine the optimum settings for your PC
- RAID: An In-Depth Guide To RAID Technology
- Change Your GUI This article shows you the various ways to modify your Windows They range from color choices to changes in how you interact with Windows.
- Adobe Photoshop Basics This is the main page for the Adobe Photoshop Basics Online Course.
- Burning CDs Successfully with Windows
- When Registry Disaster Strikes
- The $5.13 Lazy Man's Case Modification
- How Computer Keyboards Work
- Check Your Monitor's ColorsWinMag's survival guide to gamma adjustment.
- Password ToolsHundreds of tips and tools for managing passwords!
- Electricity 101. This excellent article presents a basic explanation of the considerations involved in powering and protecting your personal computer. To minimize complexity, it is deliberately limited in scope to typical home or small office computing situations.
- How Firewalls Work - Firewalls have helped protect computers in large companies for years. Learn how firewalls work and why you might want one for your home network!
- Replacing A Power Supply This article talks about computer power supplies in general and how to replace one.
- How Parallel Ports Work A parallel port connection is still the most common way to connect a printer to a PC, and it also gets used for lots of other things like zip drives and digital cameras.
- The Driver Dilemma Identifying the right drivers for your peripheral device can be a big pain. Use these tips in this article to correctly identify your device, and locate the right driver software.
- Partitioning your Hard drive Partitions allow you to organize your applications and data in more efficient ways as well as allowing you to use the space of your hard drive more efficiently.
- How Digital Cameras Work Digital cameras have become extremely popular as they come down in price -- they are great for e-mailing pictures or posting them on Web sites! Learn exactly how a digital camera works and what to look for if you are thinking about purchasing one!
- How an Internet Search Engine Works Search engines are an essential tool on the Web if you want to find a particular piece of information on the billions of available pages! Learn how search engines store and organize their massive amounts of data!
- How MP3 Players Work Portable MP3 players give you a great way to carry around your favorite MP3 files and listen to them on the go! Learn how MP3 players work, what features you should look for when purchasing one and much more!
- Tweaking your System Memory This guide is intended for Windows 9x & Millennium Edition.
- How Cable Modems Work - If you get cable TV, chances are that you have been offered a cable modem for your Internet connection. Learn how a cable modem works and how it compares performance-wise to a DSL connection!
- DHCP Primer For the ultimate in security, control, ease of use and features, your best bet for sharing that broadband connection in your home network is DHCP, or the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.
- A Sytem Guide For Everyone When building a box you should get a good idea of what you're really looking for in a PC. Performance, ludicrous performance, and budget-friendly are three configurations that pop into mind. Ars Technica's system guide keeps all three considerations in mind, and gives you a good idea of what you should look at.
- How the BIOS Works - Your computer's BIOS is the first thing you see when you turn on your computer. It performs the power-on self test and boots the operating system. Learn how your BIOS works and how to upgrade it!
- Data Transfer Over A Network It's time to explain how data flows across a network - any network, including the Internet. Also time to explain certain key TCP/IP terminology in more detail.
- How to clear your cache in Internet Explorer
- How Flash Memory Works Flash memory is the essential component in solid-state hard disks and digital cameras.
- Karbo's illustrated guide to AGP (Accelerated Graphic Port)
- Scrub Your Hard Disk Clean Easy Ways To Recover Up To Gigabytes Of Wasted Space! By Fred Langa.
- Switching 101 The differences betwwen a Hub and a Switch in LAN networking.
- How Operating Systems WorkThe operating system defines our computing experience. It's the first software we see when we turn on the computer, and the last software we see when the computer is turned off. It's the software that enables all the programs we use. The operating system organizes and controls the hardware on our desks and in our hands.
- Make a Start-Up Disk from DOS for Win98 and Restoring a Previous Registry Save from DOS.
- How Does Surge Protection Work? We all know surge protectors protect us from overvoltage, but how does surge suppression really work?
- The Basics of USB A complete tutorial on the Universal Serial Bus (USB) showing you the advantages, disadvantages, and how to troubleshoot USB problems.
- RAM Guide: Part I DRAM and SRAM Basics ,
RAM Guide: Part II: Asynchronous and Synchronous DRAM- The Ultimate Memory Guide To help you understand more about how memory works, Kingston Technology has written the definitive document related to memory and the technology behind it.. Everything you ever wanted to know about memory can be found here.
- CNETs Digital Photography Center offers instructive tips and how-to essays. Product reviews, prices, and help are also provided, plus related downloads and a weekly column.
- Troubleshooting CD-ROM Problems
- Don't Be Scared of Bandwidth Math How long should it take to download that 10k file through that 56k modem? The answer may not be what you think. This tutorial explains it all.
- Clean-installing Windows How to Start Again From Scratch. This a companion article to the one featured in last week's newsletter. Another keeper.
- Karbo's Guide More than 400 online illustrated pages of PC knowledge arranged into learning modules or by alphabetical index.
- Data Encryption Tutorial
- How to Build a PC: Case and Power Supply Part of a series of articles atUGeek.com. This article has19 diferrent pictures to explain things. Even if you are planning on just buying a computer this is good information to know.
- Living Internet This site explores the who, what , when, and how of the Internet, E-mail, WWW, Usenet, Mailing lists, IRC, and MUDS.
- These computer related articles are from the web site "How stuff works",
How a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Works
How ASPs Work,
How Caching works,
How Domain Name Servers Work,
How hard drives work,
How Ethernet Works
How a Computer Mouse Works
How USB Ports Work- Computer Ergonomics The UCLA computer ergonomics site.
- Computer Vision Syndrome An excellent easy to understand site about computer vision syndrome (CVS) which includes a self test to determine if you have the syptoms.
- Computer Associates virus EncyclopediaIf you recieve a warning through e-mail about a 'new virus' you might want to go to Computer Associates virus Encyclopedia and see if it is a hoax or is for real. Regardless keep your virus signatures for your anti-virus program updated.
- How to build a PC This site at Ugeek.com is continously updated with both recommendations and how to tips.
Firewall Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). Basic information about what firewalls can and cannot do.
Emailaddresses.com This is an excellent resource page not only for it's listing of free Internet Service Providers (ISP's) but for other information and tutorials regarding e-mail.
Net for Beginners This site has a lot of articles written for the "newbie' about to enter the world of the internet.
- Jack Danniel's Web SiteThis web site contains Plain English explanations and tutorials of many computer-related subjects.
- DSL/ASDL (Digital Subscriber Line) This is an answer page to frequently answered questions about DSL and ASDL
- PC Technology Guide Topics are covered at the overview rather than detailed technical level and the guide is aimed more at the PC hobbyist than the IT professional. While its focus is current technology it does convey a degree of historical perspective, and this will increase over time as the guide is updated to track technological advances
- Internet FAQ Consortium This archive contains Usenet Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) postings in Hypertext format and in FTP archive textual format.
- The WWW Help Pages If you are interested in creating a web site then this page provides links to some of the excellent resources available on the Web.
Search Engines
- Become.com This search engine finds buying guides, articles, forums, reviews, specs and information from across the web to help you buy the right product.
- Yahoo! Desktop Search Find anything on your computer. View search results instantaneously - as fast as you can type. Protect your privacy with easy search controls. It's free!
- NeedleSearchThe toolbar is a Mozilla / Firefox extension that lets you bookmark search engines. Not only can NeedleSearch handle all search engines, the toolbar contains a handy auto-add button that enables everybody to bookmark search engines. The idea behind this toolbar is to bring back all the different search engine toolbars that are available to only one toolbar. And as a bonus: you can add search engines that don't even provide an installable search engine!
- Clusty.com This metasearch engine clusters all searches into categories that are displayed on the left hand side of the screen. Very useful in narrowing down searches.
- Uklug This job search engine checks 15 international job databases. Once you do a search you can then use its RSS function to keep you updated on job offerings as they are posted.
- Google Desktop SearchCopernic Desktop Search An easy-to-use search engine for your PC that allows you instantly to search files, e-mails, and email attachments stored anywhere on your PC hard drive. It executes sub-second searching of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, Acrobat PDFs, and all popular music, picture and video formats. CDS also searches your browser history, favorites, and contacts.
- FindArticles.Com
- WiseNut is a search engine that claims to index 1,495,332,308 pages. WiseNut has a simple front-page interface; just put some search words in the box and away you go.
- Searchenginez.com This site has a nice way to do meta searches. It has 21 recommended search engines broken down into categories by the type of engine. You can check off the search engines you want to do a keyword search on and it will open up a different window for each selected search engine with the results for that keyword. If you select 21 engines, 21 minimized cascaded windows will open. This is particularly helpful if you are a webmaster looking for the results of your keywords.
- HighBeam Library ResearchSearch our extensive archive of more than 32 million documents from over 2,800 sources -- a vast collection of articles from leading publications, updated daily and going back as far as 20 years.
- Hotsheet.com. Tired of looking for those Favorites, Then this combination search engine/portal puts it all on one page. If you don't like the looks of of the default Hotsheet page then you can create a "My Hotsheet" to which you can easily add any of your favorite links and bookmarks, or quickly add sites from the HotSheet directory. The "My Hotsheet" feature also allows you to Auto-Enter zip code and ticker symbols for fast Stock Quotes, Weather, and Local searches.
- Metor is a new search and retrieval system that integrates information from hundreds of databases whose contents can not be reached by traditional search engines. Metor includes specialized databases, archives and catalogs for highly targeted information
- Findarticles.comThis online article-search service allows you to search for quality articles in more than 300 reputable magazines and journals
- The Scout Report Archives is a searchable and browseable database to over five years' worth of the Scout Report and subject-specific Scout Reports. It contains 10,713 critical annotations of carefully selected Internet sites and mailing lists.
- Time To Upgrade Your Search Engine. Fred Langa's recommended search engines.
- Latest Tips on Search Engine Marketing
Some excellent free on-line tutorials on searching the Web can be found at:
- Search engine showdown the users guide to web searching.
- Search Engine Tutorials
Looking for the best buys on the internet!, then try out these search sites:
- Pricewatch
- Shopper.com
- Bottom Dollar.com
- My Simon Shopping Agent
- Travelocity.com Find the best travel buys on the web!
- SearchEngines.com is a comprehensive resource center for both web searchers and webmasters. They have an extensive list of search engines and directories as well as tips for effective searching. They also provide tools and techniques for search engine optimization, submission and maintenance.
- Datasheet Locator is a free electronic engineering tool that enables you to locate product datasheets from hundreds of electronic component manufacturers worldwide.
- Webrain has the slickest interface I have seen for a search engine that uses the Open Directory. I had fun just playing with the interface
- Fossick.com - the WebSearch Alliance Directory is a selective collection of over 3,000 specialist search engines and topical guides
- SimpliFind is a concept search engine that assists you in narrowing down your search by offering a drop down list of suggested areas before the search. If they do not match you can add a concept to the drop down list. After free registration, users can even customize SimpliFind, as it will store all their new concepts and search queries for future use.
- Search for Adobe PDF files on-line Search for Adobe PDF files on-line. Now there's a way to search through more than a million summaries of Adobe® Portable Document Format (PDF) files on the Web. Your search results will allow you to see the summaries before deciding to view the original Adobe PDF
- Bitpipe is the only search engine and distribution network of analyst reports and vendor-produced, technical literature, such as product literature, white papers, case studies, documentation, and technical specifications.
- Magportal A search engine for articles in on line magazines
- Librarians index to the internet What I like about this site is that when you do a search on a word that it does not list, it then takes you to page that tells you how to make a better search.
- Netcraft Has a search engine that will list all Domains with a particular word in it.
- IxquickThis is the fastest and most relevent meta-search engine I have found.
- Karnak will research topics for you. The results of your last topic search will be saved, available online in your personal research library, and automatically
- Printing Troubleshooting Guide With most printers, over 50% of all problems are customer fixable. This guide was created to help bail you out when you get stuck on tough printing problems."
- DVD Shrink freeware
- DVD Decrypter freeware
- DVD Decrypter freeware
- DVD Shrink guide
- Videohelp.com
- Afterdawn.com
- CDfreaks. com
- DVDinfo reference library
VHS - DVD conversion
- Plextor PX-M402U Digital Video Converter
- Facet Video Clarifier for bypassing copy protection on some VHS.
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- Videohelp.com This site will help you to make your own VideoCDs, SVCDs or DVDs that can be played on your standalone DVD Player from video sources like DVD, Video, TV, DV, Cam or downloaded movie clips like DivX, MOV, RM, WMV and ASF. It also has extensive lists of Capture Cards, DVD Media, computer DVD Writers, desktop DVD Recorders and desktop DVD Players with features, compatibility information and user comments.
- Converting tapes and LPs to CDs, Transfering LPs to CDR : Some advice , Converting Vinyl Records to CDs and MP3 Formats
- DVDdemystified.com DVD Frequently Asked Questions (and Answers)
- Digital Digest is a web site dedicated to the future of video - a digital future. Digital Digest is a combination of three individual sub-sites: DVD Digest, DivX Digest and DVD±R Digest, each covering a specific area of the digital video world. We also have a forum, suitably named Digital Video Forums, where you can discuss all things related to digital video.
- Cdfreaks.comCD Freaks aims to be the main source for optical storage related information. The site is dedicated to subjects related to this technology.
- Afonic DVD Guides helps you with DVD copying, ripping, authoring and burning.
- Burningbits.com The CDR and DVD burning resource.
- Digital Photography Review This site has News, Reviews, Buying Guides, Features search, Side-by-side comparisons, Forums, and How to's
- Advanced Video Science Forum This forum is where all the Biggies go to post about issues involving the transmission of video information to your hardware.
- DVD Decrypter freeware
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Bob Newton did a exceptional presentation on the how-to's of DVD to DVD recording and VHS to DVD recording. Listed below are his recommended links.
DVD - DVD copying
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