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#Answer
Waits for an incoming call.

Syntax:
ANSWER

Example:
LOAD HOSTINFO "Office PC"
ANSWER
#Beep
Sounds an audible alarm on the remote machine.

Syntax:
BEEP

Example:
TYPE STRING  "Attention! An error has occurred."
BEEP
#Break
Places a break signal on the communication line (serial devices only).

Syntax:
BREAK

Example:
BREAK
#CD
Changes from the current directory to the full pathname specified.

Syntax:
CD pathname

Example:
CD "\AW"
#Clear BOL
Clears the current row of the screen from the beginning of the row (column 1) up to but not including the current cursor position.

Syntax:
CLEAR BOL

Example:
CLEAR BOL
#Clear BOP
Clears the screen from row 1, column 1 (upper-left corner) up to but not including the current cursor position.

Syntax:
CLEAR BOP

Example:
CLEAR BOP
#Clear EOL
Clears the current row of the screen from the current cursor position to the end of the row (inclusive).

Syntax:
CLEAR EOL

Example:
CLEAR EOL
#Clear EOP
Clears the screen from the current cursor position to the end of the screen.

Syntax:
CLEAR EOP

Example:
CLEAR EOP
#Clear Screen
Clears the entire screen and moves the cursor to row 1, column 1.

Syntax:
CLEAR SCREEN

Example:
CLEAR SCREEN
#Close
Closes the specified file.

Syntax:
CLOSE filehandle

Example:
OPEN 1 "testfile.dat"
WRITE LINE "Sample entry."
CLOSE 1
#Copy
Copies one or more DOS files to another location.

Syntax:
COPY source destination

Example:
COPY "\docs\ref.txt" "\olddocs\ref.txt"
#Create
Creates and opens a new file.

Syntax:
CREATE filehandle filename [attributes]

Example:
CREATE 1 "newfile.txt" "SW"
#Cursor Block
Changes the cursor shape to a rectangular block.

Syntax:
CURSOR BLOCK

Example:
CURSOR BLOCK
#Cursor Down
Moves the cursor down the specified number of rows.

Syntax:
CURSOR DOWN [count]

Example:
INTEGER count
count=5
CURSOR DOWN count
#Cursor Home
Moves the cursor to the upper-left corner of the screen.

Syntax:
CURSOR HOME

Example:
CURSOR HOME
#Cursor Left
Moves the cursor left the specified number of columns.

Syntax:
CURSOR LEFT [count]

Example:
CURSOR LEFT 5
#Cursor Line
Changes the cursor shape to a single underscore.

Syntax:
CURSOR LINE

Example:
CURSOR LINE
#Cursor Off
Turns the cursor indicator off.

Syntax:
CURSOR OFF

Example:
CURSOR OFF
#Cursor Position
Moves the cursor to the row and column specified.

Syntax:
CURSOR POSITION row column

Example:
CURSOR POSITION 1 10
Or,
CURSOR POSITION * 20
#Cursor Restore
Restores the position and attributes of a previously saved cursor.

Syntax:
CURSOR RESTORE

Example:
CURSOR SAVE
CURSOR POSITION 23 10
CURSOR RESTORE
#Cursor Right
Moves the cursor right the specified number of columns.

Syntax:
CURSOR RIGHT [count]

Example:
CURSOR RIGHT 5
#Cursor Save
Saves the cursor position, shape (block or underscore) and video attributes.

Syntax:
CURSOR SAVE

Example:
CURSOR SAVE
#Cursor Up
Moves the cursor up the specified number of rows.

Syntax:
CURSOR UP [count]

Example:
CURSOR UP 5
#Decrypt
Decrypts a previously encrypted string.

Syntax:
DECRYPT source key

Example:
DECRYPT password "mickey"
#Del
Deletes a DOS file.

Syntax:
DEL filename

Example:
DEL "c:\temp\data.tmp"
#Delete Char
Deletes one or more screen characters.

Syntax:
DELETE CHAR [count]

Example:
DELETE CHAR 5
#Delete Line
Deletes one or more rows on the screen.

Syntax:
DELETE LINE [count]

Example:
DELETE LINE 5
#Description
Use this to add a brief description to your script file.

Syntax:
DESCRIPTION string

Example:
DESCRIPTION "Auto logon to Office PC"
#1310Dial Host
Attempts to connect with a previously configured host computer.

Syntax:
DIAL HOST host_name

Example:
DIAL HOST "Office PC"
#1320Dial Number
Attempts a connection by dialing the phone number specified.

Syntax:
DIAL NUMBER number

Example:
LOAD ONLSVCINFO "ACE BBS"
DIAL NUMBER "1-500-555-5555"
#1330Dial OnlSvc
Dials an online service.

Syntax:
DIAL ONLSVC service_name

Example:
DIAL ONLSVC "Compuserve BBS"
END TERMINAL
#Dir
Displays a list of a directory's files.

Syntax:
DIR filename

Example:
DIR "\data\*.dat"
#Emulate
Specifies which terminal type to emulate.

Syntax:
EMULATE [[terminal_name]]

Example:
EMULATE VT100
#Encrypt
Encrypts a string based on a second string containing a key.

Syntax:
ENCRYPT source key

Example:
ENCRYPT password "mickey"
#End
Terminates the current script and returns to location from which the script was invoked.

Syntax:
END [return_code]

Example:
END
#End Menu
Ends current script and passes control to the main menu.

Syntax:
END MENU

Example:
END MENU
#End Terminal
Ends all scripts and passes control to terminal mode.

Syntax:
END TERMINAL

Example:
END TERMINAL
#Exit
Ends all script processing, exits pcANYWHERE and returns control to Windows.

Syntax:
EXIT

Example:
EXIT          ;end the script
#Find First
Searches a drive for the first instance of a specific file or type of file.

Syntax:
FIND FIRST filename [destination]

Example:
STRING match[10]
FIND FIRST "C:*.DAT" match
#Find Next
Continues a search initiated with a Find First command.

Syntax:
FIND NEXT [destination]

Example:
STRING match[10]
FIND NEXT match
#Get Environment
Gets the DOS environment settings based upon a keyword.

Syntax:
GET ENVIRONMENT env_keyword env_value

Example:
STRING awpath[80]
GET ENVIRONMENT "AW" awpath
#Get File Attr
Retrieves file attributes for the specified file.

Syntax:
GET FILE ATTR filename [destination]

Example:
INTEGER attributes
GET FILE ATTR "command.com" attributes
#Get File Date
Retrieves the date the specified file was created or last modified.

Syntax:
GET FILE DATE filename [destination]

Example:
STRING dateinfo[10]
GET FILE DATE "command.com" dateinfo
#Get File Size
Retrieves the size of the specified file in bytes.

Syntax:
GET FILE SIZE filename [destination]

Example:
STRING sizeinfo[10]
GET FILE SIZE "command.com" sizeinfo
#Get File Time
Retrieves the time the specified file was created or last modified.

Syntax:
GET FILE TIME filename [destination]

Example:
STRING timeinfo[10]
GET FILE TIME "command.com" timeinfo
#Get Free Disk
Retrieves the amount of available disk space.

Syntax:
GET FREE DISK drive [freespace]

Example:
STRING sizefree[10]
GET FREE DISK C sizefree
#GoSub
Calls a subroutine within the same script file.

Syntax:
GOSUB [[label]]

Example:
GOSUB @getInput
#GoTo
Branches to line in current script containing the label.

Syntax:
GOTO [[label]]

Example:
GOTO @continue
#Hang
Terminates a connection.

Syntax:
HANG

Example:
DIAL HOST "Office PC"
;script processing
HANG
#If...Then or If...Goto
Conditionally processes a statement.

Syntax:
IF [[expression]] THEN [[statement]]
Or,
IF [[expression]] GOTO [[label]]

Example:
IF ($RESULT==1) GOTO @found
#Index
Locates the position of one string within another.

Syntax:
INDEX source_str search_str [position]

Example:
source="ABCDEFGHIJ"
INDEX source "FGH" location
#Input
Retrieves data entered from the keyboard.

Syntax:
INPUT destination [maxlength]

Example:
STRING username[30]
TYPE LINE "Enter your name: "
INPUT username 30
#Input Key
Retrieves one character from the keyboard.

Syntax:
INPUT KEY destination

Example:
STRING yn[1]
TYPE LINE "Enter Y or N: "
INPUT KEY yn
#Insert Char
Inserts one or more spaces at the current cursor position.

Syntax:
INSERT CHAR [count]

Example:
INSERT CHAR 6
TYPE STRING "insert"
#Insert Line
Inserts one or more rows of normal video spaces.

Syntax:
INSERT LINE [count]

Example:
count=3
INSERT LINE count
#Keyboard Flush
Clears the keyboard buffer.

Syntax:
KEYBOARD FLUSH

Example:
TYPE LINE "Enter the name of the file to delete: "
KEYBOARD FLUSH
INPUT filename
#Keyboard Hit
Checks if the user has pressed a key.

Syntax:
KEYBOARD HIT [destination]

Example:
KEYBOARD HIT
IF ($RESULT==0) THEN RETURN 0
#Let
Initiates an arithmetic expression.

Syntax:
[LET] variable=expression

Example:
STRING echo[10]
LET echo="ABC"
#Link
Links to another script, terminating the current script processing.

Syntax:
LINK script_name

Example:
LINK "PASSED"

Example:
LOAD HOSTINFO "Office PC"
DIAL NUMBER "973-9834"
#LOAD FKEYS
Loads a macro key file.

Syntax:
LOAD FKEYS macro_key_file

Example:
LOAD OnlSvcInfo "MCI MAIL"
LOAD FKEYS "MCI-MAIL"
#1620Load HostInfo
Loads a host information entry.

Syntax:
LOAD HOSTINFO host_name

Example:
LOAD HOSTINFO "Office PC"
DIAL NUMBER "555-5555"
#1630Load OnlSvcInfo
Loads parameters associated with the specified online service entry.

Syntax:
LOAD ONLSVCINFO online_svc_name

Example:
LOAD ONLSVCINFO "CompuServe"
DIAL NUMBER "999-9999"
#1640Load Translation
Loads a translation table file.

Syntax:
LOAD TRANSLATION translation_file

Example:
LOAD TRANSLATION "STRIPHIG"
SET TRANSLATION ON
#Lower
Converts all uppercase characters to lowercase.

Syntax:
LOWER string

Example:
STRING mixed[10]
mixed="aBCdEFg"
LOWER mixed
#MD
Creates a new directory.

Syntax:
MD dirname

Example:
MD "AWLAN"
#MessageBox
Displays a Windows-style message box.

Syntax:
MESSAGEBOX title text [options]

Example:
MESSAGEBOX "Record" "Do you want to record this session?" 35
#On Cancel
Executes the specified command if the Esc key is pressed during a Wait or Receive operation.

Syntax:
ON CANCEL [command]

Example:
SET CANCEL ON
ON CANCEL GOTO @end
#On Disconnect
Executes the specified command if a connection is lost.

Syntax:
ON DISCONNECT [command]

Example:
SET DISCONNECT ON
ON DISCONNECT GOTO @end
#On Error
Executes the specified command if an error occurs.

Syntax:
ON ERROR [command]

Example:
$ERROR=0
ON ERROR GOTO @error
#On Receive
Executes a given command if the specified string is received.

Syntax:
ON RECEIVE string [command]

Example:
ON RECEIVE "Enter password: " GOSUB sendPW
#On Timeout
Executes the specified command if nothing is entered or received in the time allotted and a timeout occurs.

Syntax:
ON TIMEOUT [command]

Example:
ON TIMEOUT GOTO @timeout
#Open
Opens a file for reading or writing.

Syntax:
OPEN filehandle filename [attributes]

Example:
OPEN 1 "newfile.txt" "SW"
#Print File
Prints a file to the current printer.

Syntax:
PRINT FILE filename

Example:
STRING filename[80]
filename="c:\aw\test.scr"
PRINT FILE filename
#Print Line
Prints a string to the current printer, followed by the contents of the reserved variable $TLINEEND.

Syntax:
PRINT LINE string

Example:
PRINT LINE "Processing..."
#Print String
Prints a string to the default printer.

Syntax:
PRINT STRING string

Example:
PRINT STRING "Processing...^M^J"
#Printer
Toggles simultaneous printing on or off.

Syntax:
PRINTER ON | OFF

Example:
PRINTER ON
TYPE LINE "This is sent to the printer."
#RD
Removes a directory.

Syntax:
RD dirname

Example:
RD "C:\TEMP"
#Read Line
Reads a line from a file.

Syntax:
READ LINE filehandle destination [length[termchar]]

Example:
OPEN 1 "datafile.txt"
READ LINE 1 newpath 20
#Read String
Reads a string from a file.

Syntax:
READ STRING filehandle destination [length]

Example:
STRING data[80]
OPEN 1 "datafile.txt"
READ STRING 1 data 80
#1420Receive Char
Receives a single character from the comminucations port.

Syntax:
RECEIVE CHAR char [timeout]

Example:
STRING char[1]
RECEIVE CHAR char
TYPE STRING char
#1440Receive Clear
Clears the receive buffer.

Syntax:
RECEIVE CLEAR

Example:
STRING data[60]
RECEIVE CLEAR
RECEIVE STRING data
#1430Receive File
Receives a file using the current protocol.

Syntax:
RECEIVE FILE filename

Example:
SET PROTOCOL XMODEM
RECEIVE FILE "c:\data\datafile.txt"
#1450Receive Line
Receives a string from the communications port.

Syntax:
RECEIVE LINE destination [length[termchar[timeout]]]

Example:
STRING data[80]
RECEIVE LINE data
#1410Receive String
Receives a string from the communications port.

Syntax:
RECEIVE STRING destination [length] [timeout]

Example:
STRING data[50]
RECEIVE STRING data 50 10
#Ren
Renames a file or directory.

Syntax:
REN old_name new_name

Example:
REN "file1.txt" "file2.txt"
#Reset
Resets the terminal emulation.

Syntax:
RESET

Example:
RESET
#Return
Ends a subroutine and passes control to the calling script.

Syntax:
RETURN [return_value]

Example:
RETURN
#Run
Runs a DOS or Windows application.

Syntax:
RUN command_line

Example:
RUN "c:\ndw\siw.exe"
#Screen Restore
Restores a previously saved screen image.

Syntax:
SCREEN RESTORE

Example:
SCREEN RESTORE
#Screen Save
Takes a snapshot of the screen.

Syntax:
SCREEN SAVE

Example:
SCREEN SAVE
#Script
Passes control to another script contained in a separate file.

Syntax:
SCRIPT script_name

Example:
SCRIPT script2
#Seek
Sets a file's read/write pointer.

Syntax:
SEEK filehandle offset option

Example:
OPEN 1 "newfile.txt" "SW"
SEEK 1 0 2
WRITE STRING "End of File."
#1510Send Char
Sends a single character using the currently active communications device.

Syntax:
SEND CHAR char

Example:
SEND CHAR "P"
#1520Send Clear
Clears the send buffer.

Syntax:
SEND CLEAR

Example:
WAIT SILENCE 5
SEND CLEAR
#1530Send File
Sends a file using the current protocol.

Syntax:
SEND FILE filename

Example:
SET PROTOCOL ZMODEM
SEND FILE "c:\data\datafile.txt"
#1540Send Line
Sends a string through the communications port.

Syntax:
SEND LINE string

Example:
SEND LINE "Initializing..."
#1560Send ScanCode
Sends a string through the communications port, translating each character to one or more IBM scan codes before it is sent.

Syntax:
SEND SCANCODE string [length]

Example:
SEND SCANCODE "DIR^M"
#1550Send String
Sends a string through the current communications port.

Syntax:
SEND STRING string [length]

Example:
SEND STRING "Initializing..."
#Session Delay
Sets the amount of time (in minutes) to delay before retrying a Session Dial.

Syntax:
SESSION DELAY [count]

Example:
SESSION DELAY 5
#1100Session Dial
Starts an unattended remote session.

Syntax:
SESSION DIAL host_name [time [date]]

Example:
SESSION DIAL "Office PC" 2200 930630
#Session End
Ends an unattended remote session.

Syntax:
SESSION END

Example:
SESSION END
#Session ExitMode
Sets what mode of operation the host is left in after an unattended session initiated using Session Dial.

Syntax:
SESSION EXITMODE WAIT | IDLE | ACCEPT | ORIGINAL | CANCEL

Example:
SESSION EXITMODE ORIGINAL
#Session OnError
Specifies what should occur when one of the SessOpr commands fails.

Syntax:
SESSION ONERROR IGNORE | NEXT | END

Example:
SESSION ONERROR END
#Session OverWrites
Specifies what occurs when filename parameter in a SessOpr Host Send or SessOpr Remote Send command is same as filename at destination.

Syntax:
SESSION OVERWRITES ALWAYS | NEVER | OLDER

Example:
SESSION OVERWRITES OLDER
#Session Retry
Sets the number of times to retry a Session Dial command.

Syntax:
SESSION RETRY [count]

Example:
SESSION RETRY 8
#Session TimeOut
Sets the remote's inactivity timeout for unattended sessions.

Syntax:
SESSION TIMEOUT seconds

Example:
SESSION TIMEOUT 60
#SessOpr Host Run
Executes a program on the host side.

Syntax:
SESSOPR HOST RUN [WAIT | NOWAIT] command_line

Example:
SESSOPR HOST RUN WAIT "edit.exe"
#SessOpr Host Send
Sends a file from the host computer to the remote computer.

Syntax:
SESSOPR HOST SEND filename

Example:
SESSOPR HOST SEND "c:\setup\*.nns"
#SessOpr Remote Run
Executes a program on the remote computer.

Syntax:
SESSOPR REMOTE RUN [WAIT | NOWAIT] command_line

Example:
SESSOPR REMOTE RUN NOWAIT "edit.exe"
#SessOpr Remote Send
Sends a file from the remote computer to the host computer.

Syntax:
SESSOPR REMOTE SEND filename

Example:
SESSOPR REMOTE SEND "random.??x"
#Set Attribute
Sets the screen attributes for subsequent characters output to the screen.

Syntax:
SET ATTRIBUTE attribute

Example:
SET ATTRIBUTE 30    ;set black foreground
SET ATTRIBUTE 41    ;set red background
#Set Cancel
Toggles the state of the cancel operator.

Syntax:
SET CANCEL ON | OFF

Example:
SET CANCEL ON
ON CANCEL GOTO @end
#Set CharDelay
Sets the default value of the between-character send delay.

Syntax:
SET CHARDELAY delay

Example:
SET CHARDELAY 2
#Set Disconnect
Sets the state of the disconnect monitoring.

Syntax:
SET DISCONNECT ON | OFF

Example:
SET DISCONNECT ON
ON DISCONNECT GOTO @end
#Set DTR
Sets the state of the RS-232 Data Terminal Ready signal.

Syntax:
SET DTR ON | OFF

Example:
SET DTR OFF
WAIT 1
SET DTR ON
#Set Echo
Sets echoing of received characters on or off.

Syntax:
SET ECHO ON | OFF

Example:
SET ECHO ON
DIAL HOST "Carol's PC"
WAIT STRING "Enter password: "
#Set File Attr
Sets the file attributes of a specific file.

Syntax:
SET FILE ATTR filename new_attribute

Example:
SET FILE ATTR "c:\data\info.dat" 1
#Set File Date
Sets the date of a file.

Syntax:
SET FILE DATE filename new_date

Example:
SET FILE DATE "results.dat" 921110
#Set File Size
Sets the size of a file.

Syntax:
SET FILE SIZE filename new_size

Example:
SET FILE SIZE "results.dat" 1024
#Set File Time
Sets the time of a file.

Syntax:
SET FILE TIME filename new_time

Example:
SET FILE TIME "results.dat" 0900
#Set Flow
Sets hardware flow control.

Syntax:
SET FLOW XONXOFF | RTSCTS | BOTH | NONE

Example:
SET FLOW RTSCTS
#Set IgnoreCase
Sets the state of case checking when comparing strings.

Syntax:
SET IGNORECASE ON | OFF

Example:
SET IGNORECASE ON
STRCMP "ABC" "abc"
#Set Palette
Sets a screen palette attribute.

Syntax:
SET PALETTE number attribute

Example:
SET PALETTE 24 0x71
#Set Parity
Set parity type for serial connections.

Syntax:
SET PARITY NONE | EVEN | ODD| MARK | SPACE

Example:
SET PARITY EVEN
#Set Port
Selects the communications port for subsequent Set Speed, Set Parity, or Set Flow commands.

Syntax:
SET PORT number

Example:
DIAL HOST "John's PC"
SET PORT 1
#Set Protocol
Set the file transfer protocol to be used for subsequent Send File and Receive File commands.

Syntax:
SET PROTOCOL type

Example:
SET PROTOCOL ZMODEM
#Set Quiet
Toggles the display of command processing on or off.

Syntax:
SET QUIET ON | OFF

Example:
SET QUIET ON
COPY file1 file2
#Set Record
Turns session recording on or off.

Syntax:
SET RECORD ON | OFF

Example:
SET RECORD ON
#Set RTS
Sets the state of the RS-232 Ready to Send signal.

Syntax:
SET RTS ON | OFF

Example:
SET RTS OFF
WAIT TIME 1
SET RTS ON
#Set Speed
Sets the bits-per-second speed of the communications port.

Syntax:
SET SPEED rate

Example:
SET PORT 1
SET SPEED 19200
#Set Timeout
Sets the timeout value for subsequent Receive and Wait commands.

Syntax:
SET TIMEOUT seconds

Example:
SET TIMEOUT 60
#Set Translation
Activates or deactivates the use of a previously loaded translation table.

Syntax:
SET TRANSLATION ON | OFF

Example:
LOAD TRANSLATION "AW"
SET TRANSLATION ON
#StrCat
Concatenates a string onto the end of another string.

Syntax:
STRCAT destination source

Example:
STRING string1[10]
string1="12345"
STRCAT string1 "ABCDE"
#StrCmp
Compares two strings for equality.

Syntax:
STRCMP string1 string2 [length]

Example:
STRCMP "ABC" "DEF"
#StrLen
Determines the length of a string.

Syntax:
STRLEN source [length]

Example:
INTEGER len1
STRLEN "ABC" len1
#StrSet
Fills a string variable with a character.

Syntax:
STRSET destination length value

Example:
STRSET string1 3 "D"
STRSET string2 1 65
#SubStr
Copies a portion of a string and stores it in a string variable.

Syntax:
SUBSTR source start length destination

Example:
STRING string1[50]
SUBSTR "ABCDEF" 2 3 string1
#Terminal
Go into terminal emulation mode.

Syntax:
TERMINAL

Example:
TERMINAL
#Trim
Trims leading and trailing spaces and control codes from a string.

Syntax:
TRIM string

Example:
STRING S1[10]
S1="    ABC    "
TRIM S1
#Type File
Displays the contents of a file on the screen.

Syntax:
TYPE FILE filename

Example:
TYPE FILE "results.dat"
#Type Line
Displays a line on the screen.

Syntax:
TYPE LINE string

Example:
TYPE LINE "Port setting modified."
#Type String
Displays a string on the screen.

Syntax:
TYPE [STRING] string

Example:
STRING string1
string1 = "Echo on."
TYPE string1
#Upper
Converts a string to all uppercase characters.

Syntax:
UPPER string

Example:
STRING string1[7]
string1="AbcDEfG"
UPPER string1
#1210Wait Carrier
Waits for the data carrier detect signal (CD or DCD), signifying that a connection has been established.

Syntax:
WAIT CARRIER [seconds]

Example:
WAIT CARRIER 120
TYPE "Connection established..."
#1220Wait Receive
Waits for any character to be received from the communications device.

Syntax:
WAIT RECEIVE [timeout]

Example:
DIAL HOST "Office PC"
WAIT RECEIVE 60
#1230Wait Silence
Waits for received communications silence for a specified number of seconds.

Syntax:
WAIT SILENCE [seconds]

Example:
WAIT SILENCE 60
#1240Wait String
Waits for the specified string to be received.

Syntax:
WAIT STRING string [seconds]

Example:
WAIT STRING "Enter password: " 10
#1250Wait Time
Waits for a specific amount of time.

Syntax:
WAIT [TIME] seconds

Example:
SET ECHO ON
SET RECORD ON
WAIT TIME 60
#1260Wait Until
Waits until a specific time and date occurs.

Syntax:
WAIT UNTIL time [date]

Example:
WAIT UNTIL 2240
#Write Line
Writes a string to a file and appends a carriage-return and line-feed combination ($TLINEEND).

Syntax:
WRITE LINE filehandle string

Example:
OPEN 1 "logfile"
WRITE LINE 1 "First line"
#Write String
Write a string to a file without appending a carriage-return and line-feed.

Syntax:
WRITE STRING filehandle string [length]

Example:
OPEN 1 "results.dat"
WRITE STRING 1 "First line"
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