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= Cat-Fur 2.2a Enhanced =
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= Written by: The Screamer =
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= Thanks to: The Vulture & Captain Sensible =
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= Docs written by: The Messiah =
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= Apple Tree //..............305/556-6858 =
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= The Midnight Sun...........509/783-1856 =
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= Eastern Alliance...........201/327-5725 =
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= =
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= Released on December 9, 1986 =
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Introduction:
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After seeing the new transfer programs that were being developed for the
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purpose of improving and replacing Cat-Fur 2.2a, I decided to rewrite Cat-Fur
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in order to improve it and maintain compatibility. This new version of Cat-Fur
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is 100% compatible with the existing Cat-Fur 2.2a, fixed by The Ubiquitous
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Hacker. It also uses 64k Diversi-Dos 4.1C and this must be loaded in order to
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use the new version. There is no memory available for any more additions to the
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program. At the last count there were about 30 bytes of free memory. This file
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will first give an overview of all the new modifications and then go into the
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specifics into each of the modifications.
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NOTE: This Cat-Fur fully supports the Enhanced //e as well as any other
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Apple // computer with 64k. (Even the IIGS in SLOW speed).
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Overview:
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=========
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Terminal mods:
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Lightbar/Keyboard/Optional Joystick input
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21000 Character buffer
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Built in reconfigure menu
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Auto-search feature added
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Displays current baud rate [103/202]
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Maintains online text page while in terminal mode
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Unattended mods:
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Counts number of calls in remote
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Control-B/Control-F chat mode
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Return to BBS
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Online clock with timer
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Online Transferring status
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Auto-pause text file viewing
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+/- or arrows to scan through volumes
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Online 12800 character text editor
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Chat call
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Full DOS support for sysops
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Search for file on hard drive
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Find free space on hard drive
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Loop Routine
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Transfer mods:
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Counts number of sectors selected
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Displays extended file descriptions
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Terminal mods:
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Lightbar menus:
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Lightbar menus can take input by:
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1) Typing the character between the brackets on the menu.
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2) Using arrows (either left/right or up/down) to move
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lightbar to your choice then pressing Return to choose
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option.
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3) Using joystick to scroll lightbar to choice then pressing
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either joystick button to select option.
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In Terminal Mode, not all of the lightbars are displayed
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at once, and to get to the other options it is necessary
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to scroll off of the top or bottom of the screen, and
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the lightbars will scroll as well.
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NOTE: The joystick method is optional and can be set in the
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reconfigure menu. If you do not have a joystick,
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do not worry as it automatically disables itself.
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Dialing Options:
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The dialing delays have been greatly shortened as well
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as the wait delay, if you experience any problems as a
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result, simply use the ":" as a pause. To "Auto-connect"
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to a board, simply Number:A, and it will Auto-Search.
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NOTE: To Auto-Search upon loading simply issue a
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POKE 836,102 before running it.
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Buffer Options:
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Specs on the buffer:
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The 21000 character buffer is located between $900 and $5BA0.
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This translates to 84 sectors and the amount of free
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characters is displayed in the upper right corner. The buffer
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status light (on/off) is kept at the top of the screen. The
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buffer can be toggled in one of two ways:
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1) Going into the terminal section and toggling the buffer.
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2) Toggling it while online by hitting control-B.
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If you have an extended 80 column card, the buffer will be
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copied into auxiliary memory when you enter the transfer
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section and copied back to main memory when you exit the
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transfer section.
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If you do NOT have an extended 80 column card then you will be
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prompted if you haven't saved the buffer yet.
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When the buffer gets full you will be prompted in the upper
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right corner.
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Viewing the buffer:
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When you choose to view the buffer you will be asked which
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slot you want it sent to. This serves three purposes:
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1) Send the buffer to the printer slot to have it printed.
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2) Send the buffer to your 80 column card to view it in 80
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columns.
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3) Hit return and view it in 40 columns.
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While viewing the buffer you can hit any key to pause the
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listing or hit either return or escape to abort the listing.
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Saving the buffer:
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To save the buffer simply select the option to save it on the
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terminal menu. After saving the buffer, it will automatically
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be cleared.
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Reading a file into the buffer:
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To read the buffer simply select the option to read it on the
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terminal menu. It will read in as much of the text file as
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possible. It will also prompt you if there is already
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something in the buffer. You can then either clear the buffer
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first or append to the buffer.
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Clearing the buffer:
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Simply select this option on the terminal menu where you will
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then be prompted if you are sure you want to clear the buffer.
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Transmitting the buffer:
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When you select to transmit the buffer you will be asked to
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set the delay after each return. The default is 1 which should
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be a sufficient delay. If it is not then simply set it to what
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you feel will be. When you transmit the buffer Cat-Fur sends
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the current buffer. While it is being sent you can hit any key
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to pause or hit either return or escape to stop transmission.
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Reconfigure menu:
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New reconfigure options:
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1) Disable sound completely.
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2) Sound alarm upon connection.
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3) Volume lockout if you selected that you had a hard drive.
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4) Optional @ACC files if you feel they are unnecessary.
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5) @ACTION file selection [SEE BELOW].
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6) Copy buffer to auxiliary memory when entering transfer
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section.
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7) Amount of transfers allowed per call.
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8) Return to BBS from remote.
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9) Select amount of time the user has in remote, if you have a
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Thunderclock.
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Upon Saving the updated Cat-Fur to disk, it will save
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under the name of CAT-FUR to the default slot, drive,
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and volume. (A$6000,L$5DC2)
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NOTE: The Lockout all other slots, and drives is a very useful
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feature for users who have only one drive, or for hard drive
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users. This feature does not allow the online user to change
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the slot or drive in anyway, in this way the user will only
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be allowed to access different volumes.
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@ACTION file
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This file contains the users transferring status which is
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stored on the default volume you selected in the reconfigure
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menu. It opens and appends to the file. It writes in the
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following format:
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Uxxx or Dxxx [where "xxx" is the number of sectors of the
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file]
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Vxxx [where "xxx" is the volume of the file]
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Filename of the file which was transferred
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Uxxx or Dxxx [same as above]
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Vxxx [same as above]
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Filename [same as above]
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etc...
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This should be very useful for boards which keep track of user
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transferring status and have to scan every volume to see
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whether or not something was uploaded.
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NOTE: This option is only active if CF 2.2a Enh. is being
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run Remotely (from a board). The @ACTION file will be
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written to the slot, drive, and volume of which CF 2.2a
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Enh. was run from.
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Maintaining text page:
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As in BME, Cat-Fur 2.2a Enhanced will copy the current text
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page in a buffer when you hit control-Q to enter terminal mode
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so that when you re-enter term you will be at the same
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location that you were in before.
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NOTE: When you are off-line (connected but in Terminal mode),
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NO incoming characters are displayed or intercepted, so
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make sure when you do enter Terminal mode (via ^Q) you should
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be at the main menu of a board, or some other place where
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it does not change between 103/202.
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Exiting from Cat-Fur 2.2a Enhanced:
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Upon exiting from CF 2.2a Enh. (via ESCAPE or ^C or RESET),
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DOS is restored as much as possible to as it was before.
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To re-enter CF 2.2a Enh. after exiting press & from BASIC,
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or ^Y from MONITOR.
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Unattended mods:
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Enhanced chat mode:
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Previously in the older versions of Cat-Fur, chat was entered
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with a control-Q. With the new Enhanced chat mode, control-B
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enters chat and control-F exits chat. There is no longer a
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need for the receiving person to enter K)hat mode as there is
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now an auto-echo feature which echoes every character to the
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receiving end.
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Return to BBS option:
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When a user selects "Return to BBS" from remote Cat-Fur will
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then run "@FUR" but, to determine that they are returning to
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the BBS a check must be added. PEEK (2046) will yield a 255 if
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the user is returning to the BBS. Otherwise it will hold their
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level as before. This is optional and can be selected from the
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reconfigure menu, and is only active when being run remotely.
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NOTE: See @FUR note at end of file.
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Online Clock:
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The Vulture's clock feature is now directly installed into
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Cat-Fur. This feature is set in reconfigure and is optional.
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NOTE: This option is only active if a Thunderclock is present
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in any slot from 1-7, CF 2.2a Enh. will automatically find
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the clock.
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Online Transferring Status:
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O)nline transferring status tells the user their current
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upload/download ratios along with the total numbers of
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transfers this call and transfers remaining (if not
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unlimited). There is also a visible counter for the sysops
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next to the incoming and outgoing character windows at the top
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of the screen. This counts the number of files transferred,
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not the total number of transfers.
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Auto-pause:
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This feature is used when viewing text files. It will
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automatically pause when the screen is filled with characters,
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not after every 18 returns. It will work when viewing ANY text
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file whether 40, 80, or any other format. This feature is
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useful when you wish to read text files online, but it is not
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useful when you want to capture it in your buffer, therefore
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it can be toggled on or off in remote via "A".
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+/- or arrows to log volumes:
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You may now use your arrow keys (left/right or up/down) as
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well as +/- keys to move up or down volumes on the hard drive.
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NOTE: This option is only active if a hard drive is in use.
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Online 12800 character message editor:
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This is an online message editor. Although it is not a full
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scale message editor, it is useful for "About files" as well
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as messages to the sysop.
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NOTE: All commands that are listed as "^A ^A:Abort.." mean
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that Control-A must be pressed twice consecutively in order
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to issue that command. It would also be helpful if you
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ended every line with a RETURN, as many times it will
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repeat your last line that you typed in, that is from
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the last RETURN to the end of the message.
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Chat Call:
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This feature is meant to call the sysops attention when the
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online user needs assistance. It sounds a short tone three
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times, after that no noise is made. Once selected it shows a
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flashing "CHAT!" in the upper right corner. It can be
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turned off by the user online as well as by chatting with the
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user.
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Full DOS support for Sysops:
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Sysops can now log volumes or interpret DOS commands from
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terminal mode as well as when in transfer mode.
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Search for a File on Hard Drive:
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This feature will search the hard drive for a file which you
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select by typing the first few letters. It will start the scan
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from the lowest lockout volume up to the highest. The
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volume(s) that the file was found on (if any) will be
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displayed and it will put the user on the last found volume.
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NOTE: This option is only active if a hard drive is in use.
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Free Sector Scan:
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This feature will search the hard drive for a selected number
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of sectors that the user online chooses. The user will then be
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taken to the first volume found with enough room. If there is
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no room anywhere on the hard drive the user will be prompted.
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NOTE: This option is only active if a hard drive is in use.
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Loop routine:
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If a key is not hit in unattended after approximately
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two minutes, CF 2.2a Enh. will hang up. Two ^G BEEPS are sent
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to the other side about 30 seconds before hanging up.
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Transfer mods:
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Counts number of selected sectors:
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This feature shows the total number of selected sectors
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on the bottom right of the text window, after a CATALOG
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is sent or received. It keeps an running count of the number
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of sectors the transfer will be.
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Extended filetypes:
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Filetypes are now shown as: TXT, INT, APL, BIN, SEQ, REL, AUX,
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and LSA. The files sectors are also corrected, in other words
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it will now show the correct number of sectors a file is, if
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it exceeds the standard 256.
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Peeks, Pokes, & Calls:
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Pokes for Cat-Fur 2.2a Enhanced Remote:
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All of the following pokes should be issues AFTER
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CF 2.2a Enh. has been BLOADed into memory, and none
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of the pokes should be less than 0 or greater than 255.
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Set number of chat calls [default=3]: POKE 26097,number
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Set starting slot, drive, and volume: POKE 26229,slot :
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POKE 26221,drive : POKE 26237,volume
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Upload only Cat-Fur 2.2a Enh.: POKE 36757,76 :
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POKE 36758,125 : POKE 36759,139
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Disable free sector print out in remote: POKE 44164,96
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Set minutes allowed in remote: POKE 48423,minutes
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Disable sound completely: POKE 48430,0
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Set low/high volumes: POKE 48443,low : POKE 48444,high
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Set number of transfers: POKE 48445,number
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To start CF 2.2a Enh. after it has been BLOADed and
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POKEd, issue a: CALL 24576
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Peeks AFTER Cat-Fur 2.2a Enhanced has been run:
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PEEK (898) = number of uploaded files
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PEEK (899) = number of downloaded files
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PEEK (900) = number of uploads total
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PEEK (901) = number of downloads total
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PEEK (2046) = 255, Returning to BBS
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PEEK (2046) <> 255, not returning to BBS, lost carrier
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@FUR and other notes:
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The hello text-file is still CAT.HELLO, and the file run
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upon losing carrier, or Returning to the BBS is @FUR.
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The only difference with @FUR is that now @FUR must
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have a line 1. For example enter this:
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1 REM NOW THERE'S A LINE 1!!
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And @FUR will then work properly, without a line 1
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@FUR will get an ?UNDEF'D STATEMENT ERROR.
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MENU program Note:
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Upon the bootup of the Cat-Fur 2.2a Enhanced disk,
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the program MENU will BLOAD CF 2.2A ENH. ORIG and
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do a checksum on it, if any discrepancies are found,
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an appropriate message will be displayed.
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NOTE: The checksum is for an unmodified copy, and
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should not be done on a Reconfigured copy as the
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checksum will be different.
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::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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Diversi-Dos 64k Notes:
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======================
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Boot:
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-----
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This disk automatically boots into 64k Diversi-Dos without
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the use of the DDMOVER file. If you want this DOS on another
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disk simply copy the DOS from this disk to another and it
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will also automatically boot into 64k DOS. To disable the
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auto-boot into 64k DOS press ESCAPE while loading.
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Ramdisks:
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Do not use the RAMDISK program on the Diversi-Dos disk,
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or any other RAMDISK program as CF 2.2a Enh. does not work
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with them.
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Versions:
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This program only works with Diversi-Dos 64k 4.1-C, do
|
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not worry if you do not have this version as it is on the
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disk.
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Hard Drive Users:
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||
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-----------------
|
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In order to get into 64k Diversi-Dos from your hard drive
|
||
|
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(this was tested on the Sider, but should work for most
|
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|
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hard drives), boot into DOS 3.3 then BRUN the PATCH file
|
||
|
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that is included on this disk. You will now be in 48k
|
||
|
|
Diversi-Dos, now BRUN the DDMOVER which is also included
|
||
|
|
on this disk. You will now be in 64k Diversi-Dos. This also
|
||
|
|
works if you do not have a hard drive.
|
||
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|
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|
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Lowercase files:
|
||
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|
----------------
|
||
|
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Diversi-Dos 64k does not support lowercase filenames,
|
||
|
|
and neither does Cat-Fur 2.2a Enhanced. Even though
|
||
|
|
lowercase files will be displayed in the Catalog after
|
||
|
|
it has been transferred, any attempt at Receiving a lowercase
|
||
|
|
file will yield a Transfer Aborted message.
|
||
|
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Patches:
|
||
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|
========
|
||
|
|
^I/Macros and "?" patches:
|
||
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|
--------------------------
|
||
|
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The ^I/Macros an the "?" wildcard in 64k Diversi-Dos may cause
|
||
|
|
problems with your board, so it is best to disable them with
|
||
|
|
the following patches:
|
||
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|
|
||
|
|
Disable ^I/Macros and "?" wildcard: POKE 57006,32 :
|
||
|
|
POKE 57007,30 : POKE 57008,191 : POKE 63326,234 :
|
||
|
|
POKE 63327,234 : POKE 63328,234 : POKE 63329,234
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
Re-enable ^I/Macros and "?" wildcard: POKE 57006,76 :
|
||
|
|
POKE 57007,7 : POKE 57008,218 : POKE 63326,201 :
|
||
|
|
POKE 63327,191 : POKE 63328,240 : POKE 63329,11
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
Catalog pause:
|
||
|
|
--------------
|
||
|
|
Disable Catalog pause: POKE 60985,96
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
Re-enable Catalog pause: POKE 60985,32
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
NOTE: CF 2.2a Enh. automatically installs the patches, so it
|
||
|
|
is not necessary to enter these patches before running
|
||
|
|
Cat-Fur 2.2a Enhanced.
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
|
||
|
|
Conclusion:
|
||
|
|
===========
|
||
|
|
This Cat-Fur took over a month to complete and is, as far
|
||
|
|
as we (the testers and the writers) know, it is bug-free. If
|
||
|
|
any problems arise, or you would just like to comment on the
|
||
|
|
program then please call Apple Tree // (305/556-6858) and
|
||
|
|
leave mail to The Screamer, account 3.
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
Thanks to:
|
||
|
|
==========
|
||
|
|
The Ubiquitous Hacker: For "fixing" Cat-Fur 2.2 in the first
|
||
|
|
place, and starting the trend of using Cat-Fur 2.2a
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
Enson Parker: For creating the first 64k Cat-Fur.
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
Mr. Slick: For making the anti-stack crashing routines
|
||
|
|
which are still in use now.
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
And to Radar, and all of the other testers. Without the help
|
||
|
|
of them this Cat-Fur wouldn't be out for another year.
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
Docs typed by The Messiah
|
||
|
|
with finishing touches by The Screamer
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
By the way, Merry Christmas!
|
||
|
|
|
||
|
|
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|
||
|
|
|
||
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