Good afternoon all
I'm using a popup trigger to display a group of options in a pulldown. The
problem I now have is that my group of item in the list generates a pulldown
that is longer than the screen. Any suggestions on how to better handle
this UI control? I don't suppose you can make
nothing in here.
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It would help if you could post your code - *how* you are trying to do it is
just as
important as what you are trying to do.
Tables can be tricky initially, but I end up using a boilerplate for my
table functions.
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I'm developing a conduit to copy some data onto the handheld into a newly
created database (the conduit handles that for me).
However when I start up the app (which opens/creates the database), I get a
dmErrNotValidRecord error back and the current POSE session crashes.
I understand that reading
Have you looked at the printers used in point of sale for car rental
companies?
I realize they're integrated with the whole unit, but depending on how many
you
need, you may be able to get just the printer from the companies that make
those units.
Of course, re-reading your post, it sounds like
Playing with the conduits and such, I'm wondering this:
When I make changes to my Address book or Memo Pad, where does that data
actually exist?
In user subdirectory, the files there are only updated during a HotSync
operation.
Where does the Desktop application actually
I've been reading the docs and various books about getting IRBeaming into my
application (to send databases). I was wondering if there is a programmatic
way to prevent the main OS App Launcher from beaming my application itself.
Anyone had experience with this?
John
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Aside from what I've been reading about the various GPS Springboard modules
for the Handspring, I was wondering if anyone out here has some helpful
opinions or experience with any of them. Any strong likes or dislikes for
the GPS modules that are out there?
Thanks,
John
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You might be able to ping the IRDA hardware as it is not supported on POSE.
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Sirko
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Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Can an application determine whether it is running on
POSE...
Ping the IRDA hardware... What does that mean???
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At 1:11 PM -0400 8/7/01, John J. Corelli wrote:
You might be able to ping the IRDA hardware as it is not supported on POSE.
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Interstingly enough, I have also received this virus warning. Is there a
virus out there that's harvesting email addresses from the forum?
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Hi Forum -
I've got some issues with trying to sync my Visor with my new Win2k box.
I've been around the block with a couple of approaches and still am having
problems. I've been in touch with Handspring support which helped out a
little bit to get additional USB drivers unloaded, but I still
Hey, thanks Jeremy. I might actually use this site!
John
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Nuss
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In the midst of all this I had a newbie
Cool. That *does* look useful. Thanks again Hal.
John
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Subject: RE: palmos api keyword listing posted
From: Hal Mueller
I don't have the answer to your question, but IMHO this would seem *really*
too hardware specific
and could get you in trouble down the road as Palm could move IRQs around in
later devices.
Of course if your application is just a one-off to use in the lab or
something and you don't ever
plan on
Just make sure you don't infringe on my Pomb apps :)
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Subject: RE: Trademarks
That is way I write Pom apps
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My question this morning for the group is this: If I go ahead and rename a
piece of software I have out there, what do I do about the version
numbering?
What's the general practice/idea out there?
John
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IMHO Keep the current version number scheme. Treat the name change like a
bug fix. Don't start back with v1.0
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Subject
From the actual document to which Brian was referring:
Trademark Guidelines for Solution Providers
Naming Your Product or Company
To ensure the protection of our branding eff o rts, we have imposed the
follow-ing
guidelines on the usage of Palm brand identities. You may not use Palm,
Palm OS,
...okay, so I see where the target pricing is located for the time being.
I'm not sure we
have qualified the *type* of software to be priced in certain brackets
though. What about
software that includes a conduit? Do you charge separately for the conduit?
I'm thinking
of scenarios where you
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I'm thinking of scenarios where you could offer the handheld
software for free (or some nominal
I'm guessing you have looked extensively through the reference for a single
function to do this and have simply overlooked the low level functions that
you can use in order to write your own function in 'C' to do this. ;)
You're going to have to loop through the string to the terminating '\0'
Greetings all -
Can anyone suggest how one would properly set up pricing for a piece of
shareware s/w - like what you see on PalmGear? I see a lot of the games
range in price anywhere from $5 to $15. Some of the applications have an
even bigger spread. For the ones out there in the community
If you're talking about disabling the auto sleep function, just do:
UInt NumSeconds = 0;
SysSetAutoOffTime(NumSeconds);
The zero value of the argument disables the timer.
That's my stab, but I'm not sure if that's really what you were asking.
Keep an eye
out for more posts. I'm not totally
Version 2.0.3 of AsciiChart reports making fixes for Palm OS 3.5
http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?sid=82722920010423124509p
rodID=217
Regards,
John
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Subject: RE: Disabling System Timer
If you're talking about disabling the auto sleep function, just do:
UInt NumSeconds = 0;
SysSetAutoOffTime(NumSeconds);
The zero value
The documentation of DmGetDatabase says:
Call this routine to retrieve the database ID of a database by index.
The index should range from 0 to DmNumDatabases-1.
This routine is useful for getting a directory of all databases on a
card. The databases returned may reside in either the ROM or the
Hi all -
I want to display the icons of the default applications that are tied to the
four h/w application buttons on the bottom of the device. Going through the
docs I see I need to use a call to get a handle to the icon resource using
DmGetResource(), but how do I get the resource to an icon
Is this a good idea if the category doesn't exist on the device? What
happens then?
When you beam or hot sync install, the app is always put into the Unfiled
category, right?
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Just to cover the bases, you are including the Day.h and SelDay.h files as
needed, right?
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Malcolm
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Subject: I don't quite understand this
I have a form with a few popup lists from which the user selects different
classes
of items (ie. each list is a different grouping of related items).
For example:
List Grouping = Produce
Items = Apple, Peach, Banana
List Grouping = Dairy
Items =
If you don't want to just use:
char string[20];
int value;
StrCopy(string, hi there whats up !)
value = StrAToI(string);
to convert the whole string, then you'll have to iterate through and get
the ASCII value of each character *in* the
string.
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I'm running a fairly recent version of POSE (3.1) and I see I have a whole
bunch of skins installed in the proper skins folder. But when I try to
switch to, say, one of the Handspring skins via POSE (right
click-Settings-Skins), I get only the Generic, English and Japanese
options in the skins
Okay, so I guess my problem is how do I emulate a Visor? I've downloaded
several
more ROMs, but nothing is identified as being Handspring specific (or any
other
non-Palm model).
John
On Tue, 26 Jun 2001, John J. Corelli wrote:
I'm running a fairly recent version of POSE (3.1) and I see I
The Sound manager is the way to do it. Take a look at the archives - this
has been talked about fairly recently.
Specifically, here is some sample code posted last Friday (I'm sure there's
more)
This was originally posted by Richard Burmeister
.
To do what I think you are trying to do, I use
Some sample code snippets might be useful here.
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Subject: Button Bug?
I have an intermittent problem when dynamically creating
and it
doesn't impact
any other icons in list mode.
The Palm OS programming book, from the Ground up shows how to use small
icons. Page 72-73.
I think you need to set both the BW and Color options in the IDE.
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Burmeister
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 3:44 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: small application icons
From: John J. Corelli
I've been through the KB as well as the email archive and
can't find the information I need for doing small icons.
Yes, in the KB I found an article describing
Steve (or anybody) -
The question I have regarding this subject, and your product, is that
if I put together an application which would require the user to import
their own CSV database, (using p-rad for example), how would I
distribute the app without p-rad? For these types of utilities, what
The question I have regarding this subject, and your product, is that
if I put together an application which would require the user to import
their own CSV database, (using p-rad for example), how would I
distribute the app without p-rad?
Sorry, that wasn't clear from your initial question (or
I have a table made up of N rows and 3 columns.
Column 1: Item #
Column 2: checkbox UI element
Column 3: Name of a Task
I want to use the checkbox in column 2 that I programmatically check or
uncheck based
on whether the task has been done.
I have a few questions about the approach. First of
I guess the question *I* would have is, how do you end up with an open
database *without*
a DmOpenRef?
How can I delete a database that is open when I don't have a DmOpenRef to
it?
TIA
Ralph Krausse
Expo International, Inc.
110 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
telephone (781) 821-6653
I'm having problems _updating_ the contents of an existing record in my
database.
I've looked through the archives on this one and found a post that talked
about
using DmAttachRecord along with the regular DB Manager functions to make
this
happen.
[from the archive snip]
Another
[from the archive snip]
Another alternative to modify an existing record is to:
1) Use DmNewHandle to create a chunk to contain the new contents of the
record.
2) Use MemHandleLock, DmWrite, and MemHandleUnlock to fill in the contents
of the new record.
3) Use DmAttachRecord to put replace
Greetings again (BTW: Happy B-day Aaron) -
I'm back to running my dev tools on my win2k box. I'm running CW-R6 with
the latest version of POSE (3.1). I've gone through the process of
installing the necessary updates and Debugger plugins, but my debugger
environment is still not stable.
When I
Hello developers -
I have a stopwatch timer that is controlled by the application buttons
(start/stop and split functions). At the POSE level, I am seeing anywhere
between 30 to 110 milliseconds latency from the time I 'press' on a split
button to the time when the application loop comes around
I'm guessing my problems with the latency of the reaction time of the s/w
versus the real time has to do with the OS getting and servicing the
interrupt. I don't want to get down to the hardware of the on-board timer
to get more accurate timing down to 10 msecs. (this can only cause problems
Two solutions:
1) Use a different ROM image. Some don't have this digitizer check,
others do.
I'll take a look at different ROM images, but I'm running the same version
on both machines (my NT and Win 2k boxes)
2) Save your POSE session and set POSE to auto-reload. This will save
the
Hi All -
I have two boxes - an NT machine and a win2k machine both running CW-R6 and
the latest version of POSE. I have done the additional installations to my
win2k box to address some of the CW issues that were present (3.5 SDK,
Update 1, and the Debugger Plugins). But my POSE running on the
I just got back to picking up my software after a while and I want to change
the application name that shows up in the launcher window.This is
independent of the project name (which I do not want to affect).
How do you do this through the Code Warrior environment? I don't think the
tutorial
Subject: RE: Application's title in Launcher
From: John J. Corelli
I want to change
the application name that shows up in the launcher window.
This is independent of the project name (which I do not
want to affect).
How do you do this through the Code Warrior environment?
Change
I saw up on eBay that there is someone selling a springboard diagnostic
extender card. He says he got it at Palm Source 2000 as part of a bundled
Handspring kit.
I sent him mail from the eBay site, but wondered if he's out here somewhere
on the forum.
If you are send me a message off line. I'm
For those of us who didn't get to make the trip:
Does anyone know if there was any mention at PS 2000 that there would be
postings of any of the technical sessions or keynote addresses up on the
Palm Source site?
Thanks
John
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Is the policy of 'buy version x and get x+1 free' still in effect?
(e.g..
buy r6 and get r7 in the mail)
According to one of the Metrowerks folks I talked to at PalmSource,
"this is the 21st century." Interpretation: no.
I thought Heather posted here last week that if you bought R6 within
--Alan
this reminds me of my contracting days. can you imagine a more
ridiculous
project than playing a video on a Palm?
I never said you could not p*** up a stick. Just that it was a bad idea.
For the same reason, most of the springboard modules currently on the market
will fail. You
Looking through the tutorial I was figuring out how the database stuff
works. Going through Neil's book, in contrast, I see some missing pieces in
the tutorial MemoPad project that I wanted to get clarification on. (I know
I'm just missing something here...)
In the MemoPad example (CW
For starters, you might want to try posting this on the Conduit Dev Forum,
although I know several of the guys on that list are also on this one.
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Hey that's cool! I actually won something online!
Thanks Steve! I'll be looking for it in the mail!
John
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Mann
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 12:04 PM
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The folks who wrote TinySheet (or any of the Excel derivatives) did this
didn't they?
Of course, have fun trying to get a -free- code snippet. ;)
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Wow! Thanks for the information Adam. Everything you wanted to know about
the
forum but were afraid of getting flamed... ;)
John
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Hmmm...well, you would be looking at a major design task to support all the
Palm OS API calls. I would think using MSVC++ is as good a place to start
as any (you'll get many opinions on this). But I wouldn't think the
environment would be as critical as the code itself. As I mentioned, you're
Can't you just go into the original project and do a cut and paste of the
old icon into
a brand new application icon in the new resource file (via Constructor of
course)?
John
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Stover
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These are just my thoughts
If you *truly* don't know how big the array should be at declaration
time...I would think that
you would have to use some kind of dynamic memory allocation technique
either by using a
linked list or some kind of data structure that allows a dynamic growth to
your
You just create the bitmap like you would any other resource. Once you
create and select the new Bitmap Resource in Constructor, you select
Options|Set Image Size from the Constructor system menu. Specify 160 x 160
and you're ready to roll.
If you have a form created, you grab a Form Bitmap
Try starting with this:
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/1469.cfm
John
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Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 4:45 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Multi-Segment
From what I understand, any
Try spending some time in the Developer's section of www.palmos.com
Also, you will want to search the archives to see the various discussions
about different development tools (pros, cons, etc). Once you've got your
development environment in place, use the knowledge base, read postings
from
If you mean the 'Find' function that is included on the silkscreen, there is
an example of that in the Palm tutorial that comes with Code Warrior.
Otherwise you might also find it in the Knowledge Base.
John
Hi all,
Does anyone of u have a sample search program? I would like to add a
As someone earlier posted, a lot can be gleaned from the Formats example
when adding Preference UI to an application. I went and looked at the
project and even dropped it into CW.
Taking a look at the source and header files, I can see how certain tasks
are done with the app's preference
X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4133.2400
Importance: Normal
If you're looking to just get rid of the arrow...
If you change the number of items displayed in the list to meet or exceed
the actual number if items that exist in the list, you'll be able to get rid
of
the down arrow
Heather -
I'm using Constructor 1.5 -and- defining 2-bpp depth bitmaps using a
bitmap family, but I
still needed to put on the /-2/ prefix to the icons I wanted to have the
additional two shades
of grey. (??)
John
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I assume you are using Code Warrior.
In Constructor, the main application icon id is 1000. The smaller list icon
id is 1001 You cannot change these as the OS expects to use those. To
create the list icon, select the Icons resource in the resource window of
your project then on the System menu
This brings up a question I have. As I am unable to attend Palm Source (at
least this year) will there be any online sources of information that are
presented at the show? I guess I could keep checking the Palm Source web
site for more info, but I figured I'd throw it out there now just to see
Doesn't your text pointer need to be initialized with text as a character
array:
char text[10];
??
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Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 1:58 PM
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Subject: Update field's
Well, during the last couple of weeks, you would surf the various postings
that have appeared regarding this topic (you would have seen this done
quite a few times). Or you can check the archives for other approaches.
Basically:
void MyFunc()
{
float fnum;
char textnum[5];
By the way, I forgot to include several of the perfunctory ":)" emoticons.
I hope you didn't take me *too* seriously. I didn't mean to take a dig on
anyone. But keep in mind there *is* a lot of information in the archives
(it's so much, it can be hard to find what you're looking for).
try this...
float num;
char str[5];
StrSprintf(str,"%1.2f",num);
John
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Subject: How do I convert a string to a
Richard nailed it on the head with the scaled by 100 factor approach.
John
Hello,
Could you help me, please!!!
How do I convert a string like "7.41" into a number floating like 7.41
instead 7.40
Regards,
Marco
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whoops - I guess I had that backwards.
(I thought you were going from number to string)
John
Hello,
Could you help me, please!!!
How do I convert a string like "7.41" into a number floating like 7.41
instead 7.40
Regards,
Marco
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ecuted one after another.
Hence why for long operations, they recommend giving some kind of visual
indication
that the app is busy, and can't update the form, handle buttons, and
whatever.
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Sent: Thursday, November 09, 20
Post Election Greetings from the swing state! (and we're still counting 'em
up down here in FL)-
I'm having a problem in my event loop. In my main event processing loop,
I am getting events with a 10 tick timeout (EvtGetEvent()) so that I can get
nilEvents and update an on-screen timer. In
This is related to my earlier post.
If the timeout of the event loop is set to some positive value, I understand
that if the timeout is reached, you will get a nilEvent.
do {
EvtGetEvent(event, 100); // after 100 ticks, you'll get a nilEvent in
the event structure
Make sure you also specify the icon sizes in the Application Icon Families
section of Constructor. For example, even if you draw your 15 x 9 small
icon,
unless you also specify the size in the AIF panel, the OS will allow the
largest
space for it and will clip text or objects that appear above
Make sure you have a valid enumerated value for selectDayBy. Remember
that you can pass any of the following values in that argument:
selectDayByDay
selectDayByWeek
selectDayByMonth
Could you post a code fragment so we can see what you have so far? It would
help greatly
I have a Microsoft Access database that can generate any kind of table I
need. Specifically, I am thinking of using a CSV formatted file to get
information back and forth to the Palm. My question is, what kind of
database tools should I be looking for in order to run the database on the
Greetings all -
I'm looking for into or any other good starting point information on being
able to Hot Sync a handheld to a data base. I envision that I could have a
CSV file on the desktop which I would want to get onto the Palm. I know I
need to write a conduit for this and have started to
I'm running 3.0a6 of POSE and I just started having problems connecting to
it from within the CW IDE. I've shut down everything and even rebooted (the
old push the car back up the hill syndrome). I'm getting transport timeout
errors right now.
I have the project settings configured to connect
Good Morning All!
I figured out how to rename my application icon on the main Launcher
within
Constructor. But I was unable to set my AppIcon to a newly created icon.
In the Constructor project settings window, I see where it appears that you
can
set the ID of the icon you actually want
As a follow up question to my earlier post, I was trying to figure out how
to define and set the small application icon that appears when you change
the application viewer preferences to show apps by list (and not their
icon). This is when the small icons come up. I see that all the system
apps
"John J. Corelli" wrote:
As a follow up question to my earlier post, I was trying to figure out how
to define and set the small application icon that appears when you change
the application viewer preferences to show apps by list (and not their
icon). This is when the small icons come
Hello All -
Digging through the Reference Guide and Companion document that both come
with Code Warrior, I found the keymgr.h defines for the application hardware
buttons (the address, calendar, page up, page down etc.). Now I am trying
to figure out how to trap these events and use these
I'll take a stab at this one and in the spirit of "paying it forward" hope I
can help someone else
on this forum as I have been helped in the past (very recently with just
this exact problem)
Use a character array to handle your text. One such solution could be:
#include stringmgr.h
static
Of course this is the result from a computation and I would like to be able
to print the results in a textfield.
Jay
The code snippet I posted (with obvious mods) should handle it with little
change.
The only other thing I left out was the conversion from your floating point
result to
the
Now I have about 13 duplicate messages from Jaco Vis.
Has anyone addressed this on the forum yet? I wouldn't
know because I have a couple hundred messages to
sift through every hour.
John
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I'm trying to access functions in the String manager API and get a major
failure at simulation time within POSE. I'm running Code Warrior R6 with
version 3.0a6 of POSE. Here is my simplified code segment:
#include Pilot.h
#include StringMgr.h
static Boolean
I'm getting at least 3 copies. I posted about it the other day, but never
saw my messege up on the board. What's up?
John
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Okay, so for the last couple of days, I've been getting messages multiple
times. I think I've seen the reponse from Heather about draining batteries
3 or 4 times.
Anybody else have the same issue? Is this a Palm Dev Forum server problem?
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Greetings all -
I know there exists the "Otter" case for rugged *storage* of a Palm/Visor
unit, but does anyone know of a package that provides some kind of minimal
waterproofing/weather proofing that will still allow me to at least read the
display and use the hardware buttons? I realize I
I think there is a patch available for this that fixes the problem. I
recall having
to download a new plug in for the 3.5 SDK. I don't recall if I got the new
plug-in
from Palm's site or Metrowerks (I'm guessing the latter).
John
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Of course it's a bogus message. Look at the "from" address and read it
quickly:
someass koolkarky
some ass kool car key
summa school car key
--john
ROTFL...god I hope this is a joke.
--b
"Someass Koolkarky" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I'm new at
Custom protocol or not, doesn't the API facilitate the ability to write your
raw data out the port? If your protocol involves say, a special STX
character
followed by a byte count and the data and a checksum, and maybe even an
end of text character you can still do this I think with the existing
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