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‹ﬂﬂ €ﬂﬂ‹ € €ﬂ€ €ﬂ€ﬂ€ € €ﬂﬂ € € €ﬂ€ €ﬂ€ € € € € € € € € €ﬂﬂ €ﬂ‹ € € ﬂﬂ ﬂﬂﬂ ﬂ ﬂ ﬂ ﬂ ﬂﬂﬂ ﬂ ﬂ ﬂ ﬂﬂﬂ Version 2.0 COMIC-PRO 2.0 (c)Copyright 1989-1992 Visionary Technology John Arocho, Software Designer All Rights Reserved REQUIREMENTS COMPUTER Any IBM PC Compatible computer MONITOR Monochrome, CGA, EGA and VGA are supported DISK 5 1/4" or 3 1/2" hi-density floppy disk Hard disk drive required for installation MOUSE Microsoft compatible mouse supported TRADEMARKS COMICPRO is a trademark of Visionary Technology IBM PC is a trademark of International Business Machines Microsoft Mouse is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation 1. INTRODUCTION Welcome to Comic-Pro... Comic-Pro is a database system which manages your comic book and magazine collections. Comic-Pro uses state-of-the-art software techniques to provide you with a easy to use system. You control Comic-Pro by selecting choices from menus and list boxes. You can also use a mouse with Comic-Pro. These features make Comic-Pro powerful yet fun to use. Comic books and magazines are managed in the same manner. You only need to understand how Comic-Pro organizes your collection. Don't worry, it's easy to understand. Here goes! Comic-Pro separates you collection into titles and issues. Titles are the headings of comic-books and magazines. Some headings for comic-books are Silver Surfer, Spider-man, X-men and Fantastic Four. A few magazine headings are Mad, Crazy!, Conan, Time; even Newsweek! Issues are the actual books and magazines. You may have one title yet many issues of the title, even the whole collection! A beginning collector may only have 10 issues of one title; X-men volume 1 issues 200 to 210. Comic-Pro considers this as ten issues of one title. Comic-Pro generates four reports. The Title Collection Report, Title Statistics Report, Missing Issues Summary Report and Missing Issues Detail Report. These reports are tools for managing your collection. This diagram illustrates how Comic-Pro is organized. This information is provided so you may investigate and expand your system in the future. Your issues are saved in ISSUE.DBF. When you generate reports the files on the right are created; MISSINGD.TXT, MISSINGS.TXT, STATUS.TXT and TITLE.TXT. Your reports are text files which you can import into your other software, including wordprocessing software. Your issues database contains reference codes to the titles, artists, grades and publishers you use. The database files on the left; TITLE.DBF, ARTIST.DBF, GRADE.DBF and PUBLISHR.DBF contain the names for your reference codes. The licensed version of Comic-Pro comes with a full manual. Inside the manual you will find detailed information of all your system files. This allows you to understand your system and create extensions, like new reports. Enjoy. 2. INSTALLING COMIC-PRO Comic-Pro has an easy installation program. To install Comic-Pro, turn on your computer then insert your Original Demo Diskette into your floppy disk drive. The install program will work from floppy drive A: or B: Asumming your using floppy A, logon by typing A: , then press <ENTER>. Start the installation by typing INSTALL, then press <ENTER>. You will be prompted for the installation drive. Most likely, you only have one hard disk drive. This hard disk is called C: If you have more than one hard drive you will see a box with each one listed. Select the hard disk by pressing <ENTER>. Next, you will be prompted for a INSTALL directory. The installation program will copy the system into this directory. The default directory is \COMICPRO, so press <ENTER> Finally, when the install process is done, you will be returned to your DOS prompt, A: or B: Remove the Demo Diskette and press <CTRL><ALT><DELETE>. Your computer will restart. When you see a prompt similar to C:\. Start Comic-Pro by typing COMICPRO, then press <ENTER>. 3. STARTING COMIC-PRO Turn on your computer. After your computer loads DOS you will see a message like C: This is your DOS prompt. To start Comic-Pro type COMICPRO, then press <ENTER> This command will run COMICPRO.BAT. The file instructs DOS to switch into the Comic-Pro directory and run CP.EXE (Comic-Pro system file) Comic-Pro has the following video options: CP BW, Black & White video CP C43, 43 Line Color CP C50, 50 Line Color The option you select depends on what kind of monitor you have. You may edit the COMICPRO.BAT file so your option is included as your default. Refer to the table below to determine which you can use with your monitor. Comic-Pro defaults to 25 line color mode. If you have a CGA or MONOCHROME monitor select your option by specifying it on the command line. For example: To use a MONOCHROME monitor type CP BW, followed by <ENTER> You can make this change permanent by editing your COMICPRO.BAT file. Currently COMICPRO.BAT contains the command CP, which starts the system in the default video mode. You may edit the COMICPRO.BAT file to include your video option. 4. USING COMIC-PRO 4.A. THE BASICS You control a highlighted bar with the cursor keys (left arrow, right arrow, up arrow and down arrow). On the main menu you can press any arrow key, however when your highlight is in a vertical window press up arrow or down arrow. NOTE: Quick-Key Menu Access Options can be selected by pressing the first letter of the name. In vertical windows the option key is separated by a ")". 4.B. THE MAIN MENU Comic-Pro uses a horizontal main menu bar with pull down windows. Above are the main menu options. When you select a main menu option a vertical window appears. This window contains sub-options for your menu choice. If you select the title option the following sub-options appear. 4.C. USING A MOUSE The mouse is a pointing device. With a mouse you can control the cursor without using your keyboard. When you place your mouse cursor on a valid option it becomes highlighted. Clicking on the left mouse button selects the current option. A mouse improves your productivity in Comic-Pro and is also fun. NOTE: Your mouse will NOT operate unless you load your MOUSE DRIVER first (Please refer to your mouse manual if necessary). This system was developed with a Microsoft Mouse. Any Microsoft compatible mouse will work with Comic-Pro . 4.D. WHAT ARE CODES? Comic-Pro uses codes for quick entry of titles, artists, grades, publishers and issues. The code is usually an abbreviation for a title, artist or publisher name. Listed below are some examples: CODE TYPE CODE CODE NAME TITLE CODE AS AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ARTIST CODE JB JOHN BYRNE GRADE CODE NM NEAR MINT PUBLISHER CODE MCG MARVEL COMICS GROUP You should use codes that you can easily recognize, try to avoid complicating your codes unless necessary. In cases where many titles have similar names try to develop a simple code scheme. If you can't remember a code then press <F2> and they will appear in a pop-up list box. If your codes are consistent you will be able to enter them directly into forms rather than using the pop-up list box. 4.E. WINDOWS & LIST-BOXES This is a listbox. Comic-Pro displays your comic-book and magazine data inside of windows and pop-up listboxes. You can control windows and listboxes by using a keyboard or your mouse. USING THE KEYBOARD KEY ACTION UP ARROW Goto previous record DOWN ARROW Goto next record PAGE UP Goto next page PAGE DOWN Goto previous page HOME Goto top row in list box END Goto last row in list box CTRL/HOME Goto first record CTRL/END Goto last record LEFT ARROW Pan to previous column RIGHT ARROW Pan to next column LETTER (A-Z) Search for record ESC Exit window/list box RETURN or ENTER Exit window/list box NOTE: CTRL/HOME and CTRL/END are activated by first pressing <CTRL> then without releasing <CTRL> pressing the <HOME> or <END> key. WARNING! The instructions for EXIT vary in DELETE windows. Follow the DELETE instructions when you are in a DELETE window or list-box. USING THE MOUSE Windows and listboxes have mouse controls on the lower left-hand corner as shown above. The controls are buttons for moving up, down, left and right. The exit button appears as a triple bar. The far left shows the current record number of your data. HINT: LEFT Click on the Record number to SEARCH for data in a lisbox or window. Position the mouse cursor on one of the controls and click the right mouse button once. The mouse controls are quick! DO NOT leave your finger on the mouse button. If you try to pass the top or the bottom of the window you might hear several mouse squeaks! 5. REPORT MENU 5.A. USING REPORTS This menu is used to generate reports. When a report is viewed or printed, a ASCII text file is generated. This allows you to use your reports with other software programs. Using another program or word processor you can load the ASCII text file then add additional information. The report files always contain the last report generated. To keep multiple reports of the same type then you must rename the file or copy file onto another directory on your hard drive. 5.B. TITLE-COLLECTION OPTION This is the main Comic-Pro report. Each title is printed along with a breakdown of issues that you have and issues that you need. The check box is printed before each missing issue so that you can use it to log the issues you purchase. When more than one issue is missing Comic-Pro considers them as a missing series. Check boxes are printed before each missing series. X-MEN (XM) MARVEL COMICS GROUP (MCG) VOLUME 1 MY FAVORITE COLLECTION NO.# COMMENTS QTY PRICE TOTAL ARTIST GRADE 111 - 1 15.00 15.00 NEAR MINT 125 - 1 11.00 11.00 NEAR MINT 134 - PHOENIX BECOMES DARK PHOENIX! 1 10.00 10.00 NEAR MINT 135 - X-MEN DEFEATED BY DARK PHOENIX 1 10.00 10.00 NEAR MINT 136 - THE FINAL PHASE OF THE PHOENIX 1 8.50 8.50 NEAR MINT 137 - DOUBLE-SIZE ISSUE: DEATH OF PHOENIX! 1 11.00 11.00 NEAR MINT 138 - CYCLOPS LEAVES X-MEN. DAZZLER APP 1 8.50 8.50 NEAR MINT 166 - DOUBLE SIZE ISSUE 1 4.20 4.20 NEAR MINT 169 - 1 3.20 3.20 NEAR MINT 171 - ROGUE JOINS THE X-MEN 1 6.00 6.00 NEAR MINT TOTAL ISSUES 29 OF 188 TOTAL VALUE $141.30 MISSING 161 ISSUES COLLECTION 85.64 % INCOMPLETE 5.C. TITLE-STATISTICS OPTION This report lists the statistics of each title in your collection. The report shows how many issues of each title you have, it's value, how many issues you are missing and the it's completeness percentage. The complete percent is determined by using the oldest issue of the title as the starting point and the newest issue as the ending point. The system checks the issues between the start and end to verify if you have it or if it is missing. This method is used because some collectors do not start with TITLE TOTAL TOTAL MISSING COMPLETE ISSUES VALUE SPIDER-MAN 231 462.00 19 92.40 % X-MEN 29 141.30 161 4.36 % FANTASTIC FOUR 126 126.00 49 72.00 % MARVEL FANFARE 20 100.00 0 100.00 % ARCHIE 94 94.00 33 4.02 % SILVER SURFER 55 55.00 0 100.00 % THOR 51 51.00 199 20.40 % 606 1029.30 5.D. MISSING-ISSUES-SUMMARY OPTION This report is a simple missing issue checklist. All single and series of missing issues are included in this report. This report is your want list for issues of a specific title. On the next page is an example of an X-men Missing Issue Summary Report. X-MEN (XM) MARVEL COMICS GROUP (MCG) VOLUME 1 MY FAVORITE COLLECTION [ ] 1 - 110 Missing Series [ ] 112 - 124 Missing Series [ ] 126 - 133 Missing Series [ ] 139 - 165 Missing Series [ ] 167 - 168 Missing Series [ ] 170 - Missing Issue MISSING 161 ISSUES COLLECTION 85.64 % INCOMPLETE 5.E. MISSING-ISSUES-DETAIL OPTION The Missing Issue Detail report is generated for one title. The reports shows which issues you have and which are missing. Both missing single issues and series are listed along with a check box. This report is handy when you go conventions and dealers. With this report you can decide if you would like to buy duplicate issues, get one of your missing issues or try to fill a gap in a missing series. On the next page is an example of my X-men Missing Issues report. X-MEN (XM) MARVEL COMICS GROUP (MCG) VOLUME 1 MY FAVORITE COLLECTION NO.# COMMENTS QTY PRICE TOTAL ARTIST GRADE [ ] 1 - 110 Missing Series 111 - 1 15.00 15.00 NEAR MINT [ ] 112 - 124 Missing Series 125 - 1 11.00 11.00 NEAR MINT [ ] 126 - 133 Missing Series 134 - PHOENIX BECOMES DARK PHOENIX! 1 10.00 10.00 NEAR MINT 135 - X-MEN DEFEATED BY DARK PHOENIX 1 10.00 10.00 NEAR MINT 136 - THE FINAL PHASE OF THE PHOENIX 1 8.50 8.50 NEAR MINT 137 - DOUBLE-SIZE ISSUE: DEATH OF PHOENIX! 1 11.00 11.00 NEAR MINT 138 - CYCLOPS LEAVES X-MEN. DAZZLER APP 1 8.50 8.50 NEAR MINT [ ] 139 - 165 Missing Series 166 - DOUBLE SIZE ISSUE 1 4.20 4.20 NEAR MINT [ ] 167 - 168 Missing Series 169 - 1 3.20 3.20 NEAR MINT [ ] 170 - Missing Issue 171 - ROGUE JOINS THE X-MEN 1 6.00 6.00 NEAR MINT TOTAL ISSUES 29 OF 188 TOTAL VALUE $141.30 MISSING 161 ISSUES COLLECTION 85.64 % INCOMPLETE 5.F. MISSING-ISSUES-CHECKLIST OPTION The Missing Issue Checklist report is generated for one title. The reports shows which issues you have and which are missing. This report shows each missing issues with a check box. This report is great for shopping at conventions and with dealers. As you purchase your issues just check them off. Later you can enter them into the system with the ADD-ISSUE option. The following is a sample page from my Spider-Man report. AMAZING SPIDERMAN (SM) MARVEL COMICS (MCG) VOLUME 1 MAIN COLLECTION [ ] 222 - Missing Issue 223 - RED GHOST & SUPER APES [ ] 224 - Missing Issue 225 - FOOLKILLER APP. [ ] 229 - Missing Issue 233 - TARANTULA APP. 234 - MARVEL COMICS COLLECTING GUIDE 235 - THE ORIGIN OF WILL-O-THE-WISP 236 - TARANTULA DIES 237 - STILT MAN APP. 238 - 1ST APP. OF HOBGOBLIN 239 - 2ND APP. OF HOBGOBLIN 240 - VULTURE APP. [ ] 359 - Missing Issue [ ] 360 - Missing Issue [ ] 361 - Missing Issue 362 - CARNAGE PART 2 363 - CARNAGE PART 3 364 - SHOCKER APP. 365 - 30TH ANN. ISSUE 366 - RED SKULL MISSING 252 ISSUES COLLECTION 68.85 % INCOMPLETE 5.G. WANT-LIST OPTION The Want-List report is generated for all the titles in your collection. Each title name is listed along with it's volume number and publisher. The missing issues for each title are listed by ranges. If no range exists then single issue numbers are listed. The Want List is perfect for uploading to the compuserve forum* or bulletin boards. Your want list can also be placed as advertisements in magazines (such as, Comics Value Monthly) or magazines (like, Comics Buyer's Guide.) Here's a portion of my Want List report. Fantastic Four Vol #1 Marvel Comics 1-40, 42-43, 45-46, 51-54, 56-102, 104-207, 209-216, 222-226, 228-229, 231-233, 235-249 Amazing Spiderman Vol #1 Marvel Comics 1-33, 35-43, 45, 50-59, 61-62, 69-74, 76-78, 84, 86-88, 103-120, 122-170, 188, 190, 196, 211-216, 218-219, 221-222, 224, 226-230, 258, 260, 262-349, 351-354, 356, 359-361, Xmen Vol #1 Marvel Comics 1-110, 112-124, 126-133, 139-148, 150-165, 167, 5.H CATALOG-BY-PRICE OPTION The Catalog reports are Comic-Pro 2.0 distinguishing feature; no other system allows this type of a report to be created. Comic-Pro 2.0 represents our attempt in providing state-of-the-art technology for you. These reports are generated across all titles. The difference between the various catalogs is which title information is shown. These reports are similar to those found in many price guides (like, Comic Value Monthly) Except you can create them without paying a Ad Agency or Art Agency. These reports can save you a bundle if you place ads to sell or trade your comics. Take a look, were sure these reports will be your favorite too. This Catalog shows each title, it's volume number and publisher. Followed by each issue of this title in numercial order showing it's grade and price. ASTONISHING TALES FANTASTIC FOUR ANNU MARVEL FANFARE V#1 - MARVEL (continued) (continued) =================== =================== =================== 3 G........ 2.00 17 M........ 3.00 12 M........ 2.50 13 M........ 2.50 15 M........ 2.50 DEFENDERS FANTASY MASTERPIECE V#1 - MARVEL V#1 - MARVEL =================== =================== MARVEL PREMIRE V#1 - MARVEL 1 VF...... 20.00 11 VG....... 2.00 =================== 2 F........ 8.00 1 NM....... 1.00 THE INCREDIBLE HULK FANTASTIC FOUR V#1 - MARVEL V#1 - MARVEL =================== MARVEL SPOTLIGHT =================== V#1 - MARVEL 137 G........ 1.00 =================== 41 G........ 4.00 44 F....... 12.00 1 VG....... 1.00 47 G........ 4.00 IRON MAN 2 G........ 1.00 48 VG...... 50.00 V#1 - MARVEL 5 F........ 1.00 49 VG...... 20.00 =================== 50 VG...... 30.00 55 VG...... 10.00 38 G........ 2.00 NOT BRAND ECHH 103 VG....... 2.00 V#1 - MARVEL 208 NM....... 2.00 =================== 217 NM....... 3.00 IRON MAN AND SUBMAR 218 M........ 2.00 V#1 - MARVEL 1 VG....... 1.00 219 M........ 2.00 =================== 2 G........ 1.00 220 M........ 2.00 221 M........ 2.00 1 G....... 20.00 227 NM....... 2.00 PHOENIX, THE UNTOLD 230 M........ 2.00 V#1 - MARVEL 234 M........ 3.00 MARVEL FANFARE =================== 250 M........ 4.00 V#1 - MARVEL =================== 1 NM....... 9.00 FANTASTIC FOUR ANNU 1 M....... 17.00 V#1 - MARVEL 6 M........ 4.50 =================== 7 M........ 2.50 8 M........ 2.50 15 M........ 3.00 9 M........ 2.50 5.I CATALOG-BY-GRADE OPTION This Catalog shows each title, it's volume number and publisher. Followed by each issue of this title in numercial order showing it's grade. John E. Arocho Astoria, NY 11105 06/30/92 Page 1 ASTONISHING TALES FANTASTIC FOUR ANNU MARVEL FANFARE V#1 - MARVEL (continued) (continued) =================== =================== =================== 3 GOOD 17 MINT 12 MINT 13 MINT 15 MINT DEFENDERS FANTASY MASTERPIECE V#1 - MARVEL V#1 - MARVEL =================== =================== MARVEL PREMIRE V#1 - MARVEL 1 VERY FINE 11 VERY GOOD =================== 2 FINE 1 NEAR MINT THE INCREDIBLE HULK FANTASTIC FOUR V#1 - MARVEL V#1 - MARVEL =================== MARVEL SPOTLIGHT =================== V#1 - MARVEL 137 GOOD =================== 41 GOOD 44 FINE 1 VERY GOOD 47 GOOD IRON MAN 2 GOOD 48 VERY GOOD V#1 - MARVEL 5 FINE 49 VERY GOOD =================== 50 VERY GOOD 55 VERY GOOD 38 GOOD NOT BRAND ECHH 103 VERY GOOD V#1 - MARVEL 208 NEAR MINT =================== 217 NEAR MINT IRON MAN AND SUBMAR 218 MINT V#1 - MARVEL 1 VERY GOOD 219 MINT =================== 2 GOOD 220 MINT 221 MINT 1 GOOD 227 NEAR MINT PHOENIX, THE UNTOLD 230 MINT V#1 - MARVEL 234 MINT MARVEL FANFARE =================== 250 MINT V#1 - MARVEL =================== 1 NEAR MINT FANTASTIC FOUR ANNU 1 MINT V#1 - MARVEL 6 MINT =================== 7 MINT 8 MINT 15 MINT 9 MINT 5.J CATALOG-BY-COMMENT OPTION This Catalog shows each title, it's volume number and publisher. Followed by each issue of this title in numercial order showing it's comment. John E. Arocho Astoria, NY 11105 06/30/92 Page 1 ASTONISHING TALES FANTASTIC FOUR ANNU MARVEL FANFARE V#1 - MARVEL (continued) (continued) =================== =================== =================== 3 Kazar & Dr. Doo 17 9/83 12 Black Widow 13 Black Widow 15 Thing DEFENDERS FANTASY MASTERPIECE V#1 - MARVEL V#1 - MARVEL =================== =================== MARVEL PREMIRE V#1 - MARVEL 1 Hulk & Dr. Stra 11 Torch & Toro =================== 2 Dr. Strange 1 Origin Warlock THE INCREDIBLE HULK FANTASTIC FOUR V#1 - MARVEL V#1 - MARVEL =================== MARVEL SPOTLIGHT =================== V#1 - MARVEL 137 =================== 41 Frightful Four 44 Introduction Of 1 Red Wolf Origin 47 Beware The Hidd IRON MAN 2 Warewolf By Nig 48 1st App. Silver V#1 - MARVEL 5 1st Ghost Rider 49 2nd App. Silver =================== 50 Silver Surfer B 55 Silver Surfer X 38 Ganster Issue NOT BRAND ECHH 103 Submariner App. V#1 - MARVEL 208 Sphinx Attacks =================== 217 Dazzler App. IRON MAN AND SUBMAR 218 Frightful Four V#1 - MARVEL 1 219 Monster Invades =================== 2 220 Brief Origin 221 Earth Attacked 1 One Shot 227 Brain Parasites PHOENIX, THE UNTOLD 230 Avengers App. V#1 - MARVEL 234 John Byrne Art MARVEL FANFARE =================== 250 250th Anniv. Is V#1 - MARVEL =================== 1 Oneshot FANTASTIC FOUR ANNU 1 Spiderman, Dare V#1 - MARVEL 6 Spiderman & Sca =================== 7 Hulk/dd 8 Dr. Strange 15 Dr. Doom App. 9 Manthing 5.K CATALOG-BY-ARTIST OPTION This Catalog shows each title, it's volume number and publisher. Followed by each issue of this title in numercial order showing it's artist. AMAZING SPIDERMAN A WHAT IF..? XMEN ANNUAL V#1 - MARVEL V#1 - MARVEL V#1 - MARVEL =================== =================== =================== 9 36 7 13 17 18 XMEN V#1 - MARVEL =================== SPIDERMAN & AMAZING V#1 - MARVEL 111 John Byrne =================== 125 John Byrne 134 John Byrne 1 135 John Byrne 136 John Byrne 137 John Byrne SILVER SURFER 138 John Byrne V#2 - MARVEL 149 =================== 166 168 1 169 171 172 TALES OF SUSPENSE 173 V#1 - MARVEL 174 =================== 175 176 66 177 75 178 John Romita Jr. 92 179 John Romita Jr. 95 180 John Romita Jr. 181 John Romita Jr. 182 John Romita Jr. TALES TO ASTONISH 183 John Romita Jr. V#1 - MARVEL 184 John Romita Jr. =================== 185 John Romita Jr. 186 79 187 188 John Romita Jr. ’ÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕ∏ ≥ ≥€ ≥ Thank you for evaluating Comic-Pro! ≥€ ≥ ≥€ ≥ Comic-Pro: $ 30.00 (Checks or m/o in U.S. $ drawn from U.S. Bank) ≥€ ≥ +5.00 S/H (Shipping & Handling) in U.S. ≥€ ≥ +8.00 S/H to Canada, 12.00 S/H for International ≥€ ≥ +8 1/4% New York State residents add sales tax ≥€ ≥ ≥€ ≥ Send Orders To: Visionary Technology ≥€ ≥ c/o John Arocho ≥€ ≥ 2820 Marion Avenue Suite 1-B ≥€ ≥ Bronx, New York 10458 ≥€ ≥ ≥€ ≥ E-mail To: John Arocho ≥€ ≥ Via Compuserve: 70402,1725 ≥€ ≥ Via Internet: 70402.1725@compuserve.com ≥€ ≥ ≥€ ‘ÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕÕæ€ ﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂ