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On the Manage Templates page, click New Template. Complete the Add or Edit Template page. As a best practice, do not make any changes to the default Project Server templates.

Note Modifying a template does not make any changes to users, groups, or categories to which the template was applied in the past.

Perform the following procedure to modify an existing template in Project Server To modify a template 1. On the Manage Templates page, in the Template Name list, click the template that you want to edit. On the Add or Edit Template page, make your changes to the template. Name Use the Name section to specify a name and description of the template and, optionally, to select an existing template to copy the settings from an existing template into the new template.

If you choose a template from the Copy Template dropdown list, the values from that template are copied to this template. Important The values from the copied template will overwrite any existing values in this template.

After you copy the template, you can modify the values as needed to meet your needs. If you do not copy a template, this template will be blank and you can modify the values as needed.

Category Permissions Use the Category Permissions section to set the category permissions for this template. To allow a category permission for this template, select the Allow check box for that permission.

If you do not select the Allow check box for a permission, that permission will not be allowed in the categories where you use this template, but could be allowed in other categories. Global Permissions Use the Global Permissions section to set the global permissions for this template.

To allow a global permission for this template, select the Allow check box for that permission. If you do not select the Allow check box for a permission, that permission will not be allowed in the groups where you use this template, but could be allowed in other groups.

To deny a global permission for this template, select the Deny check box for that permission. As a best practice, do not delete any of the default Project Server templates. Perform the following procedure to delete a template.

To delete a template 1. On the Manage Templates page, in the Template Name list, select the check box next to the templates that you want to delete. Click Delete Template. A warning message appears, noting that the template will be permanently removed. If a Project Web App permission is disabled on this page, the equivalent global or category permission is disabled for users throughout PWA. All permissions on this page are enabled by default.

For example, if you deny the Delete project permission, users throughout PWA cannot delete projects, regardless of whether they have the Delete project category permission.

Important Before disabling a Project Web App permission, thoroughly consider the effects on your organization of doing so. If you want to turn off a permission for only some Project Web App users, verify whether you can do it by creating a custom group and denying the permissions you want to restrict. Perform the following procedure to disable a Project Web App organizational permission in Project Server To disable a Project Web App permission 1.

All Project Web App permissions are enabled by default. Enabling a previously disabled permission is simply done by selecting the Enable check box next to the permission that has been disabled. This means that one user can act as another user in every part of Project Web App, regardless of the permission level difference of one user compared to the other. Turn Delegation on or off The user delegation feature in Project Web App can be enabled or disabled globally, for all users and groups.

When user delegation is turned on, you can set permissions to control the specific behavior of the feature in Project Web App. To turn delegation on or off 1. In the Resource section, select the check box for the Manage Resource Delegates permission to turn on the user delegation feature within Project Web App. Choose any additional delegation permissions that meet your organization’s needs: Manage My Resource Delegations Select this check box to enable users to set up delegations for other users.

Manage My Delegations Select this check box to enable users to create delegations for themselves. Can be Delegate Select this check box to enable users to actively become a delegate for another user, after a delegation has been created. Click Save to save the permissions on the server. Set up who can act as delegate In Project Web App, there are user or group level permissions that enable you to determine which users or groups can act as delegates for other people.

By default, the only group with these permissions turned on is the administrators group, so if you want users in your organization to be able to act as delegates, you’ll need to set the appropriate permissions. Under Security, click Manage Users. Click the name of the user for which you are setting permissions. On the Edit User page, expand the Global Permissions section. In the Global Permissions section, under Resource, choose the appropriate permissions for this user.

Can be Delegate Select the Allow check box for this permission to enable this user to actively become a delegate for another user. Manage My Delegations Select the Allow check box for this permission to enable this user to create his or her own delegations.

Manage My Resource Delegations Select the Allow check box for this permission to enable this user to set up delegations for other users. Under Security, click Manage Groups.

Click the name of the group for which you are setting permissions. In the Global Permissions section, under Resource, choose the appropriate permissions for this group. Can be Delegate Select the Allow check box for this permission to enable members of this group to actively become delegates for other users.

Manage My Delegations Select the Allow check box for this permission to enable members of this group to create their own delegations. Manage My Resource Delegations Select the Allow check box for this permission to enable members of this group to set up delegations for other users. Set up who can have delegates assigned to them Categories are used to determine which users or groups can have delegates do work on their behalf. For a delegation to work properly, the user requesting the delegation must have the correct category permissions, and the user who will act as the delegate must have the correct individual user or group permissions.

To set up who can have delegates assigned to them 1. Under Security, click Manage Categories. Click the name of the category that contains the user or group for which you want to enable user delegation. In the Users and Groups section, click the name of group or a specific user in the Users and Groups with Permissions box. In the permissions box that appears, scroll down to the Resource section, and select the check box for the Manage Resource Delegates permission to turn on the user delegation feature for that user or group.

Create a new delegation Creating a new delegation allows one user to work on behalf of another user, such as submitting a second users timesheet. To create a delegation 1. In the Set Delegation Period section, select the date range for the period during which the delegate will be able to manage work. In the Set Delegation section, select the delegate that you want to manage work during the specified period.

In the Working on Behalf of section, select the user who requires a substitute. Enterprise Custom Fields and Lookup Tables You can use Enterprise Custom Fields to help to establish consistency across all of your organizations projects. That way you can ensure that fields and associated lookup tables are used in the same way for all projects, tasks, resources, and assignments. Enterprise Custom Fields can include custom formulas and can allow the use of lookup tables and graphical indicators.

By using Enterprise Custom Fields effectively, you can help to customize Project Server to fit the unique needs of your organization. When you use Enterprise Custom Fields, all users in your organization have access to a standard set of fields, which enables operations to be applied the in same way across entire sets of projects.

For example: You can customize project management to reflect your organizations structure and processes. All users in your organization can have access to a standard set of fields, enabling the same operations to be completed across entire sets of projects.

You can set Enterprise Custom Fields as required fields so that users are prompted to enter information in that field before saving. You can use Enterprise Custom Fields on a per-department basis. Because creating Enterprise Custom Fields can range from being simple to being very complex and time-consuming, it is important to correctly design your Enterprise Custom Fields.

To determine the scope of Enterprise Custom Fields that your organization requires, consider the following questions:. You might want to quantify and codify these concepts by means of Enterprise Custom Fields.

Also consider the concepts behind the common words and phrases used by stakeholders in your organization. What are the user requirements in your organization? User requirements are frequently based on reporting requirements. How will you sort and select data? How will you use graphical indicators to help users identify the correct data?

Understanding Enterprise Custom Fields You can use Enterprise Custom Fields to create a set of project management standards that can be applied across your organization and to enhance the capabilities of Project Server You can create Enterprise Custom Fields at the task, project, and resource level.

It is important to determine which specific Enterprise Custom Fields your organization needs when you review your business requirements while planning your Project Server deployment. It is best to do this after you have performed a gap analysis by comparing the capabilities of Project Server against the business needs of your organization. For example, a group of executives in an organization wants to be able to view project data by department. In order to achieve this business requirement, they need to define a consistent method for identifying departments within the organization.

In addition, if each department has a different accounting method or funding process, the executives might need to identify a method for defining this, as well. You can use the Project Departments or Resource Departments custom fields in conjunction with the Department custom lookup table, or any enterprise custom filed with the Department property set to accomplish this. The most important use for Enterprise Custom Fields is to enable organizations to enforce consistency across all projects. For example, if two project managers use different fields to identify a resources location, then users will be unable to identify when the same resource is assigned to projects managed by each project manager.

The New Custom Field page allows you to specify the options for a custom field. Use the following procedure to create a new enterprise custom field. To create Enterprise Custom Fields 1. Fill out the New Custom Field page with the custom field options that you want to use.

See the descriptions for each field in the following sections. Name and Description Use the Name and Description areas to specify a name and description for the custom field. The following table describes the name and description fields. Attribute Name Description Description The name of the custom field. A description of the custom field. Entity and Type Use the Entity and Type areas to specify whether you want a Project, Resource, or Task custom field, and what data type the field should be.

The following table describes each of the available entities. Select to create Enterprise Custom Fields. Description that are applied at the resource level.

Select to create Enterprise Custom Fields that are applied at the task level. The Type selection defines the data type of the custom field. The value you choose here will affect which options are available in the Custom Attributes, Calculation for Summary Rows, and Behavior section. The following table describes the available custom field types. Attribute Cost Date Description Use custom cost fields to define currency data.

For example, you can use a custom cost field to define a projects Approved Budget. Use custom date fields to specify date-driven data. For example, you can create an Enterprise Custom Field called Project Approval Date, and use it to record the date on which a project is approved. Use custom duration fields to define a duration. These are frequently defined as calculations that use custom formulas. For example, a custom duration field can enable your organization to define a way for a project manager to show and store the difference between a projects original schedule and the actual schedule.

Use custom flag fields to define anything that can have only two choices for defining the data. For example, you might use a flag field to determine whether to display a field or to enable a macro that controls whether a particular set of data will be available in the project.

Use custom number fields to define any numeric set of data or to perform a custom calculation by using a custom formula. For example, you might use a task-level field to record the estimated lines of code in a software development project or to compare a projects actual cost to its proposed cost.

Use custom text fields to define simple, non-hierarchical, alphanumeric. Description data. Custom Attributes When you select a Project Text custom field, you have the option of specifying one or multiple lines of text for the custom field. The following table describes the custom text options.

Attribute Single line of text Multiple lines of text Description Select if you want the custom field to be a single line of text. This option is available only for Project Text fields. Select if you want the custom field to be multiple lines of text. The project field created with this option is not visible in project information tab in Project Professional. This field however can be exposed via web based PDP page. You can choose to have a custom lookup table supply the values for a custom field.

This allows you to control the values chosen for the custom field. You can: Choose whether to have a default value if no other is chosen Choose whether to allow multiple values to be selected from the lookup table Choose to restrict available values to those values in the table that have no subordinates The lookup table option is available when you have selected Text as the filed type. The following table describes the lookup table options for custom fields.

Once you have associated a lookup table with a field and have saved it, you will not be able to remove the lookup table relationship. Therefore, make sure you need the lookup table before making this association. If you want to have a default value included in this custom field in cases where the user does not specify one, select this check box, and then select the default value.

The default value to be used in this field when users do not specify a value. To set the value, click the browse button and select the desired value. Select this option if you want to allow only values in the lookup table that have no subordinate values that is, values at the lowest level of each branch.

Select this option if you want to allow users to select more than one value from the lookup table. Once this selection has been made and saved, it cannot be removed. Only allow codes with no subordinate values Allow multiple values to be selected from lookup table. Note If you plan to create a custom field that will refer to a lookup table, create the lookup table before creating the custom field.

You can use formulas to define your own parameters for how your Enterprise Custom Fields will measure data or present information when they are used in a project. Formulas cannot be used with all types of Enterprise Custom Fields.

The formula option is available with all field types. Note Once a formula is associated with a custom field, it can be edited but it cannot be removed. To use a known formula, type the formula in the Edit formula box. To add a field to the formula, click Pick field, point to a field type, and then click the name of the field that you want to reference.

For example, Baseline Finish and Finish in this example. To reference an existing Enterprise Custom Field, point to a field type, point again to a custom field type such as Custom Date or Custom Finish , and then click the Enterprise Custom Field that you want.

To use a function in the formula, click Pick function, click a function type, and then click the function that you want. Each function includes placeholder arguments that you can replace with the fields and values that you want to use. To build a formula by using a standard set of operators, click Pick operator and choose the operator that you need. The formula can operate by using referenced fields, functions, or literal data.

The following table describes the formula options. Attribute Enter formula Insert field Insert function Insert operator Description Type the formula you want to use in the Enter formula text box. Use Insert field to insert a field cost, date, duration, flag, number, or text into the formula. Use Insert operator to insert an operator mathematical or Boolean into the formula. Department You can select a department to be associated with a custom field.

Selecting a department allows you to limit a users ability to see the custom field if they are not a member of that department. If you do not specify a department, then all users will be able to see the custom field. Calculation for Summary Rows For entity types of Resource and Task, you can select options for the calculation of summary rows.

Note that summary row calculation is not available with a field type of Text. The following table describes the options for summary task calculation. Attribute None Rollup Use formula Description Choose None if you do not want the custom field to be applied to summary and group summary rows. Choose Rollup to roll up the individual rows for the summary row. Choose Use formula to use a specific formula to calculate the summary row.

You must specify the formula to use under Custom Attributes. Calculation for Assignment Rows For resource types of Resource and Task, you choose to use a roll down calculation for assignment rows. Description Choose None if you do not want to roll down assignment rows. Choose Roll down if you want data entered at task or resource level to be rolled down and copied to each assignment with the same value. Values to Display You can choose to display raw data or to have the data represented graphically.

If you choose Graphical indicators, you can choose different criteria for Non-summary rows, Summary rows, and, if you are using an entity type of Project, Project summary.

When you choose an option, further configurable parameters specific to that option will be displayed. The following table describes the options for graphical indicators. Attribute Non-summary rows Summary rows Project summary Description Choose Non-summary rows to specify criteria for graphical representation of data rows that are not summary rows.

Choose Summary rows to specify criteria for graphical representation of summary rows. Choose Project summary to specify criteria for graphical representation of the project summary. When you configure graphical indicators, you can specify the exact value and comparison parameters that determine when a particular graphic will be used.

The available comparison test parameters are: Equals. These are used to compare the data value with a threshold value that you specify to determine which graphic to display. For example, you can configure values greater than or equal to 50 to display a green indicator and values less than 50 to display a red indicator.

You can specify as many different images for different values as required. The following table describes the graphical indicator options for non-summary rows.

Attribute Description. Description Choose the operator equals, less than, etc. Type the field value or a field reference e. Use the move buttons to move a row up or down in the table. Select the Show data values in ToolTips to show the field value in the tool tip associated with the image. When using graphical indicators for summary rows, you can choose to inherit the graphical indicator settings that you have defined for non-summary rows. If you select the Inherit criteria from non-summary rows check box when configuring graphical indicators for summary rows, the graphical indicator parameters you configured for the non-summary rows will be used.

If you select the Inherit criteria from summary rows check box when configuring graphical indicators for project summary, the graphical indicator parameters you configured for the summary rows will be used. Behavior You can configure a custom field to be controlled by workflow or to require a value. If you choose to have the custom field controlled by a workflow, the required field option will not be available since that behavior will be controlled by workflow. The following table describes the options for configuring custom field behavior.

Attribute Behavior controlled by workflow Require that this field has information Description Select this check box if you want the custom field behavior to be controlled by workflow. Choose whether you want this to be a required field that is, the field cannot be left blank. This option is not available if the Behavior controlled by workflow option is selected. Creating Enterprise Custom Lookup Tables Consider using custom lookup tables for any Enterprise Custom Field for which standardization of data is the most important factor.

For example, it might not be a good practice to allow users to enter any integer value in a custom Status field.

One project manager might enter Started, and another might enter In-Progress, both indicating that the project has begun and is underway. Without using lookup tables, it is difficult to standardize terminology in your organization. For example, you might create a custom text field that is associated with Resources. To do this, you click the Resource option, select Text from the list, and rename it Manager. If you do not specify a lookup table for this custom text field, a user can enter any text value in the Manager field.

The New Lookup table page allows you to specify the options for a custom lookup table. Use the following procedure to create a new enterprise custom lookup table.

Type a name for the lookup table in the Name box. Type You must specify a data type for each lookup table. It is not possible to mix field types within a table. The table below describes the options for data types within a custom lookup table.

Each field in the table will be a date value. Each value in the table will be treated as a duration. Each value in the table will be a number. Each value in the table will be text. Choosing Text also allows a hierarchy of values to be specified if desired. The code mask allows you to specify what type of text characters will appear in the lookup table, the length of the string, and what characters to use to separate levels in a hierarchy.

If you. The following table describes the options available for configuring code masks. Specify the type of text characters to allow. Choose Numbers, Uppercase characters, Lowercase characters, or Characters. Specify the maximum length of the string. Choose a number from 1 to or Any. Specify from one to three characters to use as a separator between levels of the table hierarchy. Type each that you want in the lookup table in the Value column.

Create as many rows as needed to accommodate the values that you want to include. Optionally, include a description for the value in the Description column. The following table describes the options for creating lookup table values. Description Denotes the level in the hierarchy. This is a read-only field. Select the row and use the Indent and Outdent buttons to change levels. The value of the field.

An optional description of what the field represents. Use the Move buttons to change the position of rows in the table. Select the row and click the Up or Down Move button to move a row. Use the display order options do specify how to sort the lookup table. If you choose By row number, the table will remain sorted as you specify it. If you choose to sort ascending or descending, the table will be sorted based on the values in the Value column.

Departments The Department field is a new feature for Project Server Both projects and resources can have departments. The main purpose of departments is to act as a filter for what custom fields are displayed to users within given areas of Microsoft Project Professional and PWA.

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If this text does not meet your needs, let us know how we can improve it. If this text was helpful to you, let us know how it helped. What Will You Learn from this Book? Who Should Read this Book? This book is designed to produce maximum benefits for the following professionals: Project Server administrators Those individuals who will have administrative privileges for Project Server and will perform the duties required to configure and maintain Project Server.

Project Management Office PMO Those individuals who help to define and maintain project management standards and practices throughout the organization. Project site administrators Those individuals who will have administrative privileges for Project Server and will perform the duties required to configure Project Server to meet organizational portfolio and project management needs. Active Directory administrators Those individuals responsible for setting up individual e-mail accounts and security groups in the Active Directory directory service that will be mapped to the Project Server Enterprise Resource Pool and Project Server security groups.

How is this Book Structured? This book has eight chapters and four appendices. You can review these chapters in any order you need to; they are organized in the same manner in this book as they are organized in Project Web App. Appendix data is primarily reference data and lists: For example, the Log On permission can be allowed or denied for any given user or group.

Global Permissions are assigned on a user or group level. Category Permissions are assigned on a category level. Permissions can be set in a number of different places within the Project Server administration menu. You can allow or deny permissions by selecting the check boxes in the Allow and Deny columns.

If neither the Allow nor the Deny check boxes are selected, the default state is Not Allow. The Not Allow state does not prevent users from accessing the feature associated with the permission if they are granted permission in some other way. For example, a user might belong to one group for which permission is not configured Not Allowed , but might be granted permission by means of membership in a group for which the permission is allowed.

However, if the permission is explicitly denied anywhere, permission is denied everywhere for a particular user or group. Use caution when denying permissions. Note that if a user is denied a specific permission, the deny setting supersedes any Allow settings that might apply to other groups to which the user belongs. No permissions are set to Deny by default. If a user belongs to more than one group, and a permission is set to Not Allow for one group and is set to Allow but not Deny for another group, then the user is allowed to perform the actions associated with the permission.

It is important to consider when you are configuring a permission to Deny that the Deny setting supersedes any Allow settings that apply to the user for that permission by means of other group memberships.

Limiting your use of the Deny setting can simplify permissions management for large groups of users. Important The Deny setting enables you to deny access to functionality, because this setting overrides the Allow setting.

Therefore, use caution when selecting the Deny check box. Select the Deny check box to prevent a user from outside the organization from accessing Project Server security objects or to deny functionality to a user or group.

For organizations that include a large number of users, assigning and administering permissions on an individual basis can be an overwhelming task. You can use groups to assign permissions to multiple users with a single action. Create the groups and define the set of permissions to associate with the groups as part of your initial Project Server deployment planning process, before you assign users to groups and groups to categories.

This helps to reduce the volume of required day-to-day administrative tasks, and can simplify troubleshooting permissions issues. You can use this initial account to create other user accounts that can access Project Server. For example, this initial account can be used to create the user accounts for Project Server administrators, who can create other user accounts and do additional post-installation configuration.

You can use the Manage Users page that is available from the Server Settings page to add new individual users, modify existing users, deactivate user accounts, and reactivate inactive user accounts. You can also assign permissions to users by adding them to one of the built- in groups or by creating a custom group and assigning specific permissions to the custom group.

Note If you have more than 2, users in PWA, the Manage Users page will not display users until you select one of the Show options at the top of the page. Add or Edit a User To add a new user account, perform the following procedure. On the Manage Users page, click New User. On the New User page, fill out the required information for the user. See the following sections for details on each option. Click Save. To edit an existing user account, perform the following procedure.

On the Manage Users page, click the user that you want to edit. On the Edit User page, fill out the required information for the user. Security 9 4. Identification Information Use the Identification Information section to specify user information such as name, email address, and account status.

Project Server user identification information The following table describes the user identification options. Attribute Description User can be assigned Select User can be assigned as a resource if you want this as a resource user account to be able to be assigned tasks as a resource.

Selecting this entry makes the user an Enterprise Resource. This setting is selected by default. Once a user account becomes an Enterprise Resource it cannot be changed back to a non-Enterprise Resource even if the check box is Display Name The name for the user account. This is a required field. E-mail address The email address for the user. This field is required to synchronize tasks with Exchange Server.

Account Status Can be set to Active or Inactive. If the value is set to Active, the user account functions normally. If the value is set to Inactive, the user will be unable to access the account. Project Server user account information The following table describes the user account options. If you are using forms-based authentication, type the user account name in the form of MembershipProviderName:UserAccount. Prevent Active Directory Selecting the Prevent Active Directory synchronization for synchronization for this user this user check box prevents a user account from being synchronized during Active Directory Resource Pool Synchronization.

Note If you have not selected the User can be assigned as a resource check box, these options are not available. Project Server assignment attributes The following table describes the Project Server user assignment attribute options. Attribute Description Resource can be leveled Indicates whether the resource can be leveled. Leveling is the process that is used to resolve resource conflicts or over-allocations by delaying or splitting certain tasks.

Base Calendar A base calendar is a calendar that can be used as a project and task calendar that specifies default working and non-working time for a set of resources. A committed resource is formally allocated to any task assignment within a project. A proposed resource has a pending resource allocation to a task assignment that has not yet been authorized.

This resource assignment does not detract from the availability of the resource to work on other projects. Timesheet manager If the user has a timesheet manager, specify that user here. Default Assignment Owner An assignment owner is an enterprise resource who is responsible for entering progress information in PWA. This person can differ from the person first assigned to the task. For example, a material resource cannot log on to PWA but the assignment owner field allows an enterprise resource to enter progress for the resource within PWA.

Earliest Available The earliest date that the user is available as a resource. This date corresponds to the resource availability dates for a resource that can be seen in Microsoft Project Professional. Latest Available The latest date that the user is available as a resource. This date corresponds to the resource availability dates for a resource that can be seen in Project Professional.

Standard Rate The rate for the work on an assignment that is scheduled during the regular working hours of an assigned resource. To establish variable rates, open the enterprise resource in Project Professional and set this information in the Cost Rate tables.

 
 

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Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the microsoft project server 2010 administrators guide free setver, security updates, and technical support. Applies to: Project Server Farm administrators must also understand the tasks in the PWA Server Settings that they might be responsible for, such as OLAP database management, queue settings management, or project site provisioning settings.

The Microsoft Project Server Administrator’s Guide helps your organization understand these tasks that are involved with administering Project Server It includes many step-by-step procedures and accompanying user-interface screen shots of Fee Web App. Before reading through this guide, admknistrators is important to know of several key changes in Project Server that make administration different from the previous versions.

These changes include the following:. The reason for this change was that these settings were tasks that were more typically done by a farm administrator, instead of a PMO manager or Project По этой ссылке administrator.

Project Server permissions are assigned to these group, and they are not editable. If you must have more control, you can change to the traditional Project Server Permissions Mode. It is important to understand security modes when you are viewing the “Security” chapter.

Project Online : Project Online is a hosted version of Project Server in which the service is hosted in the cloud. Administration will be different for Project Online and Project Serverbecause many administrative tasks are performed for you and are inaccessible to users. The tasks documented in this guide are intended for Project Server users, and not for Micrksoft Online microsoft project server 2010 administrators guide free.

A Project Online Administrators Guide will be available to you at a later date. This guide is divided into two sections, because Project Server administrative settings are now located in Project Web App and in Central Administration. The “Project Web App Перейти на страницу in SharePoint Central Administration” section is made up of four chapters and contains information that is of more interest to your farm administrator.

Both sections are organized in the same manner in this book as they are organized in Project Web App and in Central Administration. Microsoft project server 2010 administrators guide free guide also contains appendix data, which is primarily reference data and lists. For example, all “Operational Policies” tasks that typically are performed by a farm administrator are located in Central Administration, and all “Operational Нажмите чтобы перейти tasks that are typically done by a Project Server administrator are located in Project Server The Microsoft Project Server Administrator’s Guide contains the following chapters and appendices:.

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