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9780764575310

FrontPage 2003 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies®

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  • Copyright: 2004-10-01
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Summary

Ever looked at a great Web site and thought, " How did they do that?" Now you can do it with Front Page 2003, Microsoft' s popular Web site creation and management program. "FrontPage 2003 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies lives up to its name! It contains nine minibooks that cover all aspects of FrontPage. Book I explains basic concepts and shows you how to create your first Web page Book II gets you started with basic Web pages and covers topics such as working with forms, tables, frames and templates Book III guides you through working with an existing Web site, creating a new Web site, using Front Page views and reports, and more Book IV gets you into advanced design features, such as using cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and clip art, adding multimedia, creating dynamic Web sites, and securing Web sites Book V covers database topics, including creating interactive Web pages with Access and developing applications with SQL Server Book VI explains how to create pages thatwork with XML and XSTL Book VII covers scripting techniques, such as how to perform common scripting tasks and work with cookies Book VIII cover

Author Biography

John Paul Mueller is a technical editor and consultant. He has authored or coauthored 64 books and more than 300 articles on everything from database management to artificial intelligence.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
1(1)
What You Should Read
2(1)
What You Don't Have to Read
3(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
How This Book Is Organized
4(3)
Book I: Essential Concepts
4(1)
Book II: Basic Pages
4(1)
Book III: Webs
4(1)
Book IV: Advanced Design
5(1)
Book V: Databases
5(1)
Book VI: XML and XSLT
5(1)
Book VII: Scripting
5(1)
Book VIII: VBA Programming
6(1)
Book IX: Advanced Programming
6(1)
On the accompanying Web site
7(1)
Icons Used in This Book
7(1)
Where to Go from Here
7(2)
Book I: Essential Concepts
9(54)
Introducing FrontPage 2003
11(10)
Understanding FrontPage
11(3)
Important Changes for FrontPage 2003
14(4)
Better design tools
14(1)
Improved user support
15(1)
Updated graphics
16(1)
Enhanced coding support
16(1)
Better data handling
17(1)
Easier Web content publication
17(1)
Essential Web-Page Concepts
18(3)
Maintaining a focus
18(1)
Using organization effectively
18(1)
Keeping it simple
19(2)
Getting Started
21(22)
Using the IDE
21(15)
Working with folders
22(1)
Viewing documents
23(2)
Using the Remote Web Site view
25(2)
Using the Reports view
27(2)
Navigating through your site
29(1)
Discovering links
30(4)
Creating a task list
34(2)
Getting Help
36(3)
Accessing general help topics
36(2)
Obtaining updates
38(1)
Repairing an installation
38(1)
Determining your FrontPage version
38(1)
Customizing Toolbars
39(4)
Creating a new toolbar
40(1)
Changing an existing toolbar
40(1)
Modifying the toolbar options
41(2)
Creating Your First Web Page
43(20)
Understanding Good Web Page Design
44(1)
Defining Page Properties
44(8)
Understanding a new Web page
45(1)
Assigning standard properties
46(2)
Assigning page-specific properties
48(3)
Defining standard special effects
51(1)
Working with Text
52(3)
Defining normal text
52(2)
Adding headings
54(1)
Defining terms and acronyms
54(1)
Working with Hyperlinks
55(3)
Setting the base location
56(1)
Pointing to the same page
56(1)
Pointing to different pages
57(1)
Describing your links
58(1)
Working with Lists
58(2)
Viewing the Results
60(3)
Using Design view
60(1)
Using Split view
60(1)
Using Code view
60(2)
Using Preview view
62(1)
Timing the page download
62(1)
Book II: Basic Pages
63(94)
Designing Pages with Controls
65(14)
Using Controls Efficiently
65(3)
Working with properties
66(1)
Understanding events
66(1)
Adding comments
66(2)
Using Labels
68(1)
Working with Inputs
68(5)
Using textboxes
68(3)
Using pushbuttons
71(1)
Using checkboxes
72(1)
Using option buttons
72(1)
Creating Decorative Elements
73(3)
Inserting a break
73(1)
Using the horizontal rule
73(2)
Adding the date and time
75(1)
Defining special characters
75(1)
Adding Banners
76(3)
Working with Forms
79(14)
Creating a Simple Form
79(4)
Displaying the Form toolbar
79(1)
Adding and configuring input controls
80(2)
Associating the input control with a label
82(1)
Working with Alternative Inputs
83(3)
Creating a drop-down list
83(2)
Defining a text area
85(1)
Sending Data
86(4)
Understanding the default form settings
86(1)
Sending data to e-mail the FrontPage way
87(1)
Sending data to e-mail the standard way
88(1)
Sending data to a server
88(1)
Deciding whether to GET or POST data
89(1)
Making Forms Accessible
90(3)
Working with Tables
93(14)
Defining a Table
93(5)
Setting the table properties
94(3)
Setting the cell properties
97(1)
Adding a Caption
98(1)
Making Tables Accessible
98(1)
Using Layout Tables and Cells
99(8)
Adding the layout
99(1)
Modifying the layout settings
100(4)
Creating new cells
104(1)
Adding a header and footer
105(2)
Working with Frames
107(16)
Reasons to Use Frames
107(1)
Creating a Web Page with Frames
108(6)
Defining the main page
108(2)
Customizing frame properties
110(1)
Adding pages to the frameset
111(2)
Using the No Frames view
113(1)
Organizing Frames
114(2)
Adding and splitting frames
114(1)
Deleting frames
115(1)
Combining actions
115(1)
Using an Inline Frame
116(2)
Making Frames Accessible
118(5)
Understanding the standard frame fixes
119(1)
Avoiding frame display issues
120(1)
Using the <object> tag
120(3)
Designing with Templates
123(18)
Reasons to Use a Template
123(1)
Designing with the Page Templates
124(9)
Using the general pages
125(4)
Using the frames pages
129(2)
Using the style sheets
131(2)
Obtaining Additional Templates
133(1)
Using an Existing Page as a Template
134(3)
Defining a page as a template
134(1)
Using the template page locally
134(1)
Adding the template to FrontPage
135(2)
Using Web Site Templates
137(4)
Defining a new site
138(1)
Choosing site within a site or separate site
138(1)
Using secure communication
139(2)
Working with FrontPage Themes
141(16)
Defining a Unique Look with Themes
141(2)
Using the Standard Themes
143(3)
Adding a theme to a Web page
143(2)
Applying a theme to selected files
145(1)
Applying a theme to a whole Web site
146(1)
Creating Your Own Theme
146(11)
Modifying theme colors
148(1)
Modifying theme graphics
148(4)
Modifying theme text
152(2)
Saving the new theme
154(1)
Sharing a theme with others
154(2)
Removing themes you don't want
156(1)
Book III: Webs
157(92)
Working with an Existing Web Site
159(18)
Cleaning Up Before You Import the Site
159(2)
Importing the Site
161(8)
Creating the Web
161(1)
Deleting a Web
162(1)
Performing the initial setup
163(1)
Setting the home page
163(2)
Configuring the FrontPage Server Extensions
165(2)
Verifying site hyperlinks
167(2)
Defining Site Properties
169(1)
Creating Required Views
170(7)
Defining a navigational view
170(2)
Defining hyperlinks
172(2)
Creating initial update tasks
174(3)
Creating a New Web
177(18)
Understanding Webs
177(5)
Creating a new Web
178(3)
Creating a new subsite
181(1)
Using Local or Remote Connections
182(7)
Using local connections
182(1)
Selecting a remote Web site connection type
183(2)
Synchronizing a local Web site copy
185(1)
Optimizing uploaded content
186(2)
Setting publishing guidelines
188(1)
Selecting a Web Template
189(6)
Using standard Web templates
189(1)
Using wizard Web templates
189(2)
Defining your own Web template
191(4)
Using FrontPage Views
195(18)
Understanding Views
195(1)
Using the Page View
196(10)
Interacting with the Navigation view
197(1)
Adding data with the Office Clipboard
198(2)
Using the Grid and Ruler
200(2)
Creating your own accessible frames
202(3)
Creating your own layouts
205(1)
Using the Folders View
206(2)
Sorting files
207(1)
Publishing files
207(1)
Using the Reports View
208(3)
Ensuring the reports work as intended
208(2)
Configuring the reports
210(1)
Using the Tasks View
211(2)
Creating Navigational Views
213(20)
Understanding the Benefits of the Navigation View
214(1)
Creating a New Navigation Bar
215(12)
Adding Back and Next links
216(2)
Creating linkage to the home page
218(1)
Developing automatic page links
219(3)
Working with a Custom Link Bar
222(1)
Using the Table of Contents component
222(3)
Defining a top-ten list
225(1)
Using the Visual InterDev Navigation Bar Component
226(1)
Adding New (Top-Level) Pages
227(1)
Organizing the Navigation View
228(2)
Adding a Custom Link Bar
228(1)
Defining new top-level page
229(1)
Changing the Site Settings
230(3)
Using FrontPage Reports Efficiently
233(16)
Understanding the Reports
233(5)
Accessing the reports
234(1)
Modifying the report content
235(1)
Printing a report
236(1)
Verifying hyperlinks
237(1)
Using the Site Summary
238(1)
Working with Files
239(2)
Using the various Files reports
239(2)
Controlling the report settings
241(1)
Working with Shared Content
241(1)
Fixing Problems
242(2)
Taking care of unlinked files
242(1)
Bringing slow pages up to speed
243(1)
Tracking the missing link(s)
243(1)
Fixing component errors
243(1)
Designing Workflow
244(2)
Using the Checkout Status report
244(1)
Special setup for the Checkout Status report
245(1)
Developing Usage Statistics
246(3)
Using the Usage reports
246(1)
Displaying reports in graphic form
247(2)
Book IV: Advanced Design
249(120)
Using Cascading Style Sheets
251(16)
Understanding Cascading Style Sheets
252(2)
Creating a Simple CSS Page
254(6)
Using the predefined styles
254(1)
Defining your own style
255(3)
Making a style available to others
258(1)
Correcting the predefined styles
259(1)
Linking CSS to a Web Page
260(2)
Using external style sheets
260(1)
Defining an embedded style sheet
261(1)
Using the Style Toolbar
262(2)
Designing Efficient Styles
264(1)
Using CSS for Accessibility Needs
265(2)
Working with Clip Art
267(20)
Using the Drawing and Drawing Canvas Toolbars
267(5)
Adding VML support
268(1)
Creating a canvas
268(1)
Configuring the canvas
269(2)
Adding a drawing
271(1)
Defining Layers for Organization
272(4)
Understanding why layers are useful
272(1)
Creating a new layer
273(1)
Using the Positioning toolbar
274(2)
Using CSS with layers
276(1)
Adding Images to a Web Page
276(1)
Using Clip Art
277(5)
Finding clip art to use with FrontPage
277(2)
Viewing image properties
279(1)
Using the Clip Art Organizer
280(2)
Using the Pictures toolbar
282(1)
Describing an Image
282(2)
Creating an Image Map
284(1)
Using Images from Other Sources
285(2)
Adding Multimedia and Components
287(20)
Understanding Multimedia Use Issues
288(1)
Animated GIFs, the Easiest Multimedia
289(2)
Adding Audio
291(3)
Using background sounds
292(1)
Using a hyperlink
292(1)
Using an interactive button
293(1)
Adding Video
294(5)
Creating a smaller video
294(2)
Adding video as a picture
296(1)
Using an <object> tag
297(2)
Other video options
299(1)
Working with Web Components
299(5)
Using standard page components
300(3)
Using included-content components
303(1)
Using MSN and MSNBC components
303(1)
Working with Macromedia Flash
304(3)
Inserting Office Objects
307(16)
Working with Word Objects
307(7)
Copying and pasting information
308(2)
Relying on hyperlinks
310(1)
Creating a direct document conversion
311(3)
Developing Data Views with Excel
314(6)
Copying Excel data
314(1)
Using the Web components
314(6)
Other techniques
320(1)
Creating Report Views with Access
320(3)
Dragging and dropping --- or not
321(1)
Copying and pasting
321(2)
Using Smart Tag Plug-ins
323(10)
Understanding the Smart Tag Plug-ins
323(1)
Seeing Smart Tags on Your Web Page
324(7)
Creating the Smart Tag Web-page entries
325(3)
Using the Stocks and Funds Smart Tag plug-in
328(1)
Using the Name Smart Tag plug-in
328(1)
Using the Address and Places Smart Tag plug-in
329(1)
Using the Time and Date Smart Tag plug-in
330(1)
Using the Telephone Smart Tag plug-in
331(1)
Disabling Smart Tags on Your Site
331(1)
Getting More Smart Tags
331(2)
Creating Dynamic Web Sites
333(20)
Changing Content and Knowing Why
334(1)
Using Shared Borders
335(5)
Understanding how Shared Borders work
336(1)
Attaching a Shared Border to specific Web pages
336(1)
Creating a Shared Border
337(2)
Viewing the _borders Folder
339(1)
Using Active Server Pages in FrontPage
340(6)
Advantages of the ASP scripting approach
340(1)
Creating a simple ASP page
341(4)
Understanding the ASP issues
345(1)
Developing Simple Dynamic Pages
346(5)
Creating a Dynamic Web Template
346(1)
Providing editable regions
347(3)
Adding a Dynamic Web Template to an existing page
350(1)
Performing updates
350(1)
Using the Dynamic Web Template Toolbar
351(2)
Developing with Security in Mind
353(16)
Considering the Security Issues
354(3)
Monitoring cracker activities
354(1)
Checking for viruses
355(1)
Considering internal threats
356(1)
Understanding security fails without monitoring
357(1)
Creating a Security Plan
357(1)
Checking Inputs
358(8)
Considering the input data length
358(2)
Defining data types
360(3)
Enforcing specific data inputs
363(1)
Recognizing data patterns
364(2)
Tracking Security Problems
366(3)
Book V: Databases
369(60)
Creating Interactive Web Pages with Excel
371(18)
Defining Excel as a Database
372(4)
Understanding Excel database functionality
372(3)
Working with FrontPage data
375(1)
Developing simple tables
376(1)
Creating Links to an Excel Worksheet
376(5)
Defining a new connection
377(2)
Using an existing connection
379(1)
Modifying a connection
380(1)
Viewing Excel Data
381(8)
Creating an ActiveX control connection
382(2)
Using the Office Spreadsheet control
384(1)
Using the Office Chart control
384(2)
Using the Office PivotTable control
386(3)
Creating Interactive Web Pages with Access
389(22)
Developing Links to Access
389(13)
Choosing between ASP and ASP.NET
390(1)
Creating a new connection using the Database Results Wizard
391(9)
Selecting an existing connection
400(2)
Designing Simple Data Views
402(3)
Creating a Search Form
405(1)
Designing Relational Data Views
406(5)
Creating a simple data view
406(1)
Developing Access views using the PivotTable control
407(4)
Developing Applications with SQL Server
411(18)
Understanding the SQL Server Advantage
411(2)
The small-business perspective
412(1)
Developing secure applications
412(1)
Developing Links to SQL Server
413(13)
Using the Northwind database connection
413(2)
Creating a new connection
415(8)
Choosing an external connection
423(2)
Selecting an existing connection
425(1)
Creating Relational Data Views
426(3)
Correcting a security problem
426(1)
Developing SQL Server views using the PivotTable control
427(2)
Book VI: XML and XSLT
429(54)
Working with XML
431(22)
Using XML Effectively
432(1)
Using XML in FrontPage
433(7)
Working with processing instructions
433(1)
Working with elements
434(1)
Working with values
435(1)
Working with attributes
436(1)
Adding comments
437(1)
Understanding the concept of nodes
438(2)
Simple Techniques for Displaying XML
440(3)
XML Notepad
442(1)
XMLFox
443(1)
XMLwriter 2
443(1)
XMLSpy
443(1)
Using the XML View Toolbar
443(3)
Creating the document
444(1)
Organizing and checking the document
444(2)
Creating XML Data from Existing Sources
446(7)
Modifying the document encoding
446(1)
Creating XML output with Office 2003
447(6)
Developing an Interpretation with XSLT
453(14)
Understanding How XSLT Affects XML
454(1)
Creating a Basic XSLT File
454(2)
Selecting Data
456(4)
Obtaining a value
458(1)
Obtaining an attribute
458(1)
Adding text
459(1)
Using functions
460(1)
Making Decisions
460(2)
Using <xsl:if>
460(1)
Using <xsl:choose>
461(1)
Performing a Task More Than Once
462(1)
Creating a View of XML with XSLT
463(4)
Creating Dynamic XML Pages
467(16)
Developing an XML Data Source
467(8)
Considering the security issues of XML data
468(1)
Working with Web services
468(3)
Working with local sources
471(4)
Performing XML Updates
475(1)
Using Office 2003 applications
476(1)
Using databases
476(1)
Automating the Process
476(7)
Understanding process automation
477(1)
Relying on script updates
477(4)
Using ASP
481(2)
Book VII: Scripting
483(68)
Extending a Page with Scripting
485(22)
Understanding How Scripting Can Help
486(2)
Using the <script> Tag
488(3)
Placing scripts in the body
488(2)
Placing scripts in the header
490(1)
Understanding Scripting Languages
491(2)
Working with Page Objects
493(4)
Using properties
493(2)
Using methods
495(1)
Using events
496(1)
Creating Variables
497(1)
Making Decisions
498(2)
Performing Repetitive Tasks with Loops
500(2)
Using the for loop
500(1)
Using the while loop
501(1)
Using the <noscript> Tag
502(5)
Creating Your First Scripted Page
507(14)
Understanding How Scripts Work
507(2)
Using the Code View Toolbar
509(4)
Working with the Code View toolbar options
509(2)
Defining code snippets
511(2)
Creating a Simple Script
513(2)
Associating a Function with a Button
515(4)
Working with events
515(2)
Using the DHTML Effects toolbar
517(2)
Providing Inputs to a Function
519(1)
Providing Outputs from a Function
519(2)
Working with Cookies
521(14)
Using Cookies to Help Users
521(7)
Uses for cookies
522(1)
Understanding cookie issues
522(1)
Adding a privacy statement
523(5)
Creating a Cookie
528(1)
Reading a Cookie
529(2)
Enforcing Cookie Expiration
531(4)
Performing Common Scripted Tasks
535(16)
Determining the User's Browser Type
536(6)
Handling browser compatibility issues
537(1)
Performing the required detection
538(4)
Redirecting Users Based on Need
542(2)
Providing Form Feedback
544(4)
Understanding how FrontPage uses scripting
544(2)
Defining manual code
546(2)
Debugging Your Script
548(3)
Fixing syntax errors
548(1)
Fixing logic errors
549(2)
Book VIII: VBA Programming
551(110)
Getting to Know VBA
553(14)
Starting the Visual Basic Editor
554(3)
Right-clicking everything
556(1)
Working with special entries
556(1)
Using the Properties Window
557(2)
Understanding property types
557(1)
Getting help with properties
558(1)
Using the Code Window
559(2)
Opening an existing Code window
559(1)
Creating a new Code window
560(1)
Typing text in the Code window
560(1)
Finding more Code window features
561(1)
Getting help with code
561(1)
Using the Immediate Window
561(2)
Creating a variable in the Immediate window
561(1)
Creating a one-line program
562(1)
Using Object Browser
563(4)
Browsing objects
563(1)
Looking for names and features in Object Browser
564(1)
Cutting and pasting in Object Bowser
565(1)
Getting help in Object Browser
565(2)
Your First VBA Program
567(16)
Deciding What to Do
568(1)
Steps to Create a VBA Program
568(4)
Step 1: Design the program
568(1)
Step 2: Implement the design
569(1)
Step 3: Test, test, test
570(1)
Step 4: Swat the bugs
571(1)
Writing Your First Sub
572(2)
Writing Your First Function
574(2)
Getting the Scoop on Scope
576(2)
Understanding the purpose of scope
576(1)
Defining the effects of scope
577(1)
Three Ways to Run Your Program
578(5)
Using the Macro dialog box
578(1)
Using the quick launch methods
579(2)
Accessing the program from other VBA code
581(2)
Storing and Modifying Information
583(14)
Understanding Variables and Constants
583(2)
Making the declaration
583(1)
Knowing which storage type to use
584(1)
Defining the Data Types
585(11)
Using strings for text
586(3)
Using numbers for calculations
589(4)
Using Boolean values to make decisions
593(1)
Using currency values for money calculations
594(1)
Using date and time values
595(1)
Working with variant data
596(1)
Working with Operators
596(1)
Creating Structured Programs
597(16)
Exercising Control with Structures
597(1)
Making a Decision with the If...Then Statement
598(4)
Using the If...Then statement
599(1)
Using the If...Then...Else statement
599(2)
Using the If...Then...ElseIf statement
601(1)
Making a Choice Using the Select Case Statement
602(2)
Using the Select Case statement
602(1)
Using the Case Else clause
603(1)
Performing a Task More than Once Using Loops
604(5)
Using the Do While...Loop statement
604(2)
Using the Do...Loop While statement
606(1)
Using the Do Until...Loop statement
606(1)
Using the Do...Loop Until statement
607(1)
Using the For...Next statement
607(1)
Using the For Each...Next statement
608(1)
Redirecting the Flow Using GoTo
609(4)
Using the GoTo statement correctly
610(2)
Avoiding misuse of the GoTo statement
612(1)
Trapping Errors and Squashing Bugs
613(12)
Knowing the Enemy
613(4)
Understanding syntax errors
614(1)
Understanding compile errors
615(1)
Understanding run-time errors
616(1)
Understanding semantic errors
617(1)
Time for a Bug Hunt
617(4)
Executing a break
618(1)
Taking individual steps
619(1)
Viewing the data tips
619(1)
Using the Immediate window to your advantage
620(1)
Using the Locals Window
621(1)
Using the Watch Window
622(3)
Adding a new watch expression
622(1)
Using the Add Watch window
622(3)
Working with Classes, Arrays, and Collections
625(16)
Coding Considerations for Classes
626(4)
Working with classes
626(2)
Understanding the class types
628(1)
Using the With statement
628(2)
Using Arrays for Structured Storage
630(4)
Understanding array usage
630(2)
Understanding the array types
632(2)
Using Collections to Create Data Sets
634(7)
Understanding collection usage
634(2)
Creating collections that use keys
636(2)
Accessing collection items
638(3)
Working with FrontPage Objects
641(20)
Understanding FrontPage Objects
641(12)
Using the Application object
642(2)
Using the FrontPageEditor (Page) objects
644(3)
Understanding the Themes collection
647(2)
Understanding the Webs collection
649(2)
Understanding the WebWindows collection
651(2)
Working with FrontPage Documents
653(8)
Automating Web-site creation
654(3)
Designing a basic template application
657(4)
Book IX: Advanced Programming
661(68)
Using Active Server Pages
663(14)
Understanding How ASP Works
663(4)
Adding directives
664(1)
Defining script elements
665(2)
Creating a Simple ASP Page
667(8)
Defining a simple display
667(1)
Processing GET input information
668(3)
Processing POST input information
671(1)
Working with session data
672(3)
Using Server Variables
675(2)
Using PHP
677(16)
Understanding PHP
677(1)
Getting Set Up with PHP
678(3)
Downloading PHP
679(1)
Installing PHP
680(1)
Creating an IIS setup for PHP
680(1)
Creating a Simple PHP Page
681(8)
Displaying a hello message
682(1)
Getting the PHP status information
683(1)
Using general programming techniques
684(5)
Working with Forms
689(4)
Avoiding potential problems
689(1)
Processing a request
690(3)
Working with Web Services
693(24)
Understanding Web Services
694(1)
Working with SOAP
694(6)
Understanding the SOAP package
695(1)
Understanding the XML envelope
696(1)
Understanding the HTTP transport
696(1)
Considering SOAP message fault tolerance
697(1)
Using WSDL to request data
698(2)
Creating a Connection to Amazon.com
700(8)
Using a URL to contact Amazon
701(3)
Creating a Web page to interact with Amazon
704(2)
Relying on XSLT to transform Amazon data
706(2)
Creating a Connection to Google
708(7)
Making the call
709(2)
Translating the request
711(2)
Displaying the data on-screen
713(2)
Locating Other Web Services
715(2)
Enhancing FrontPage with Visual Studio .NET
717(12)
Creating FrontPage Extensions
717(1)
Creating a FrontPage Extension
718(8)
Creating the project
719(2)
Writing the code
721(5)
Configuring and Using the Extension
726(3)
Installing the extension
727(1)
Testing the extension
728(1)
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