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Submitted to

principal


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Mr.Pankaj sir

Mahesh shukhla Mr.rohit tiwariSummited

By Ashishkhare

Reeteshguru

This is to certify that the

project report entitled M.P.

TEMPLE software submitted

to the Institute of computerManagement for the

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER


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APPLICATION project work

Carried out by Ashish khare

& Reetesh guru.

Place: SagarHead of Department

Date:

The object of a project assigned tous which is about a systemnamedm.p. Temple which has beencomputerized.


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This software is developed

embodies the function andcommand of HTML programminglanguage . The advantage of thissoftware is to handle the m.p.Temple in an easier and rapidmanner.

This work is original andconducted at B.C.A. this projecthas not Been submitted in part orfull to this or any other diploma,

degree or any Other certificate

NAME OF STUDENTASHISH KHARE REETESH GURU


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We are extremely grateful Mr. pankaj sir

and all the staff member of our college fortheir valuable guidance throughout thetenure of this project.

We extend our sincere thanks to allfaculties in our college.

We extended our sincere thanks toall staff of B.C.A.for giving Us anopportunity to carry out the project workin their esteemed Organization.

We express our deep sense of regardsof respected teachers,

Colleagues, friends and those who

helped us directly and indirectly who Hascontributed in numerous ways to thedevelopment of our project.

We also acknowledge our thanks to(Head of the Department) That gave usmoral support and a chance to be a part of

software world In the very beginning ofour careers.


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ABOUT SAGAR UNIVERSITY.

ABOUT G.I.M..S. COLLEGE.

PREFACE. HTML INTRODUCTION.

HTML TAGE

ABOUT PROJECT

HARD WARE & SOFT WARE

REQUIRMENT

CODING

CONCLUSION


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Dr. Sir harisingh gour

founded doctor harisingh gour

vishwavidhyala, sagar (M.P.), formerly

known as university of sagar, oldest

university in the state of Madhya Pradesh

by his generous donation.

The university located on

picturesque hill with town of sagar and

Sagar Lake down the valley. There are

more than 35 departments in the

university.

The university central library

is called Jawaharlal Nehru library is the


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oldest and biggest it houses more then 3

lacks title and subscribe to a large number

of foreign and national general and

magazines. The university has 5 hostels

which include in girls hostel. There is also

residential campus for the staff member

of the university. Their also teacher hostel

separately.

The student activity includes

a day home and sports facility for the

hockey, cricket, football, Volleyball,

basketball, tennis, athletics and indoor

facilities for badminton and table tennis.

NCC and NSS facilities for boys and girls

are also available. There is fledged

department of youth welfare andperforming arts. The audio visual research

center (AVRC) and academic Staff College


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are yet other important bodies of the

university.

The university is running

number of courses related with the latest

technology specially MCA, MIT, MBA,

M.Tech, geology, MPharma, MSc

(microbiology), BCA, BBA etc. Apart

from that this university has own name

the field of research and development.

G.I.M.S. college sagar (M.P.)


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With the solemn desired

to promote quality education G.I.M.S.

college sagar (m.p.) was established

with the aspiration that for the coming

years the institute would benefit the

student community business world and

the society at the large.

That institute is engaged in the task of

creating the new management paradise

where the academic concepts are being

remodeled to meet the requirement of the

community specially the business world.

It is determine to make its

student excellent entrepreneurs andperformer with the utmost self confidence

and practical wisdom so as to be


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successful in whatever field of activities

not only in sagar but also across the

length and width of our motherland.

G.I.M.S. college is a

premier technological institute that has

strong views regard excellence in the field

of computer science as well as other

vocational course like BCA, PGDCA,

B.COM, B.Sc etc focusing on

socioeconomic challenges and

endeavoring to produce leader in trade

and industry who can help India complete

with the international leader of the trade

and commerce.


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The latest syllabus prescribed for theBachelor of Computer Application three

years degree courses entitle the studentprepare at leaser one project in eachsemester. In fact this project will only we

consider for the practical examination.Thus the project works in the mostimportant responsibility for the students.

The main aim of the project workin each semester is mark the student

learns the proper way of developing aproject. The student gets acquainted withworking environment of the softwaredevelopment companies.


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It marks the student learn how togather information & ideas for differentsources.

This project though completed in

the partial fulfillment of Bachelor degreeof computer with all sort of hard work &finding. Though this project may not bethe best it is one of our best efforts thatwe could have put.

THE HTML INTRODUCTION

The latest version of this document is available at http://werbach.com/barebones/, where

you will also find the text version, translations, and background materials.

The Bare Bones Guide to HTML lists all the tags that current browsers are likely torecognize. I have included all the elements in the official HTML 4.0 recommendation

with common attributes, as well as Netscape and Microsoft extensions. This document is

a quick reference, not a complete specification; for official information about HTML and

its development, see the World Wide Web Consortium site athttp://www.w3.org/MarkUp/.

The Guide is designed to be as concise as possible, and therefore it doesn't go into any

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WWW Help Page.

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Strong Emphasis (usually displayed as

bold)

Citation (usually italics)

Code (for source code

listings)

Sample Output Keyboard Input

Variable

Definition (not widely

implemented)

Author's Address

Large Font Size

Small Font Size

4.0 Insert (marks additions in anew version)

4.0 Time of Change 4.0 Comments

4.0 Delete (marks deletions in anew version)

4.0 Time of Change

4.0 Comments

4.0 Acronym

4.0 Abbreviation

PRESENTATION FORMATTING

Bold Italic

4.0* Underline (not widely implemented)

Strikeout (not widely implemented)

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Subscript

Superscript

Typewriter (displays in a monospacedfont)

Preformatted (display text spacing as-is)

Width

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N1 Blinking (the most derided tag ever)

Font Size (ranges from 1-7)

Change Font Size

Font Color

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N4 Dimensions

N4 Clipping Path

N4 Visible?

N4 Background

N4 Color

N4 Inline Layer (takes same

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N4 Alt. Content

LINKS, GRAPHICS, AND SOUNDS

Link Something

Link to Location (if in another

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4.0* Target Window

4.0* Action on Click (Javascript)

4.0* Mouseover Action (Javascript)


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4.0* Mouse out Action (Javascript)

Link to Email

N, MS Specify Subject (use a realquestion

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Define Location Display Image

Alignment

N1 Alignment

Alternate (if image not

displayed)

Dimensions (in pixels)

(aspercentage of

page

width/height)

Border (in pixels)

Runaround Space (in pixels)

N1 Low-Res Proxy

Imagemap (requires ascript)

Imagemap

MS Movie Clip

MSBackground

Sound

Client-Side Map (describes themap)

Map Section

N1 Client Pull

N2 Embed Object (insert objectinto page)

N2 Object Size

4.0 Object

4.0 Parameters

DIVIDERSParagraph

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Align Text

N Justify Text

Line Break
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Clear Textwrap
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Horizontal Rule

Alignment

Thickness (in pixels)

Width (in pixels)

Width Percent

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Solid Line (without the 3D cutoutlook)

N1 No Break (prevents line breaks)

N1 Word Break (where to break a line ifneeded)

LISTSUnordered List (before each list item)

Compact

Bullet Type (for the whole list)Bullet Type (this & subsequent)

Ordered List (before each list item)

Compact

Numbering Type (for the whole list)

Numbering Type (this & subsequent)

Starting Number (for the whole list)

Starting Number (this & subsequent)

Definition List (=term,

=definition)

Compact Menu List (before each list item)

Compact

Directory List (before each list item)

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BACKGROUNDS AND COLORSTiled Bkground

MS Watermark

Bkground Color (order is red/green/blue)

Text Color Link Color

Visited Link

Active Link

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SPECIAL CHARACTERS
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Special Character ?; (where ? is the ISO 8859-1 code)

< >

& &

" "

Registered TM

Registered TM

Copyright

Copyright

Non-Breaking Space

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FORMSDefine Form

4.0* File Upload Input Field

Field Name

Field Value

Checked? (checkboxes andradio boxes)

Field Size (in characters)

Max Length (in characters)

4.0 Button

4.0 Button Name

4.0 Button Type

4.0 Default Value

4.0 Label

4.0 Item Labelled

Selection List

Name of List

# of Options

Multiple Choice (can select more

than one)

Option

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Option Value

4.0 Option Group

Input Box Size

Name of Box

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4.0 Group elements

4.0 Legend (caption for

fieldsets)

4.0 Alignment

TABLESDefine Table 4.0* Table Alignment

Table Border (either on

or off)

Table Border (you can set

the value)

Cell Spacing

Cell Padding

Desired Width (in pixels)

Width Percent (percentageof page)

4.0* Table Color

4.0 Table Frame

4.0 Table Rules

MS Border Color

MS Dark Border

MS Light Border

Table Row

Alignment

Table Cell

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appearwithin table

rows)

Alignment

No linebreaks

Columns to Span

Rows to Span

4.0* Desired Width (in pixels)

N3 Width Percent (percentageof table)

4.0* Cell Color

Header Cell

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No Linebreaks

Columns to Span

Rows to Span

4.0* Desired Width (in pixels)

N3 Width Percent

(percentage

of table)4.0* Cell Color

4.0 Table Body

4.0 Table Footer (must come

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4.0 Table Header

Table Caption

Alignment

4.0 Column

(groups

columnattributes)

4.0 Columns Spanned

4.0 Column Width

4.0 Width Percent

4.0 Group columns (groups

column

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4.0 Columns Spanned

4.0 Group Width

4.0 Width Percent

FRAMES4.0* Frame Document

(instead of

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4.0* Row Heights (pixels or %)

4.0* Row Heights (* = relative

size)

4.0* Column Widths (pixels or %)

4.0* Column Widths (* = relativesize)

4.0* Borders

4.0* Border Width

4.0* Border Color

N3 Frame Spacing

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4.0* Display Document

4.0* Frame Name

4.0* Margin Width (left and rightmargins)

4.0* Margin Height

(top and

bottommargins)

4.0* Scrollbar?

4.0* Not Resizable

4.0* Borders

4.0* Border Color

4.0* Unframed Content (for non-

frames

browsers)

4.0 Inline Frame

(takes same

attributes asFRAME)

4.0 Dimensions

4.0 Dimensions

SCRIPTS AND JAVAScript

Location

Type

Language

4.0* Other Content (if scripts not

supported)

Applet

File Name

Parameters

Location

Identifier (for references)

Alt Text (for non-Java

browsers)

Alignment

Size (in pixels)

Spacing (in pixels)

N4 Server Script

MISCELLANEOUSComment

(not displayed by

the browser)

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Searchable (indicates a

searchable index)

Prompt (text to promptinput)

Send Search (use a real

question mark)

URL of This File (must be in

header)

4.0*Base Window

Name

(must be in

header)

Relationship (in header)

N4 Linked File

Meta Information (must be in

header)

Style Sheets

(implementations

vary)

4.0 Bidirect Off (for certain

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Our project is M.P.TEMPLE. For this we have to Collect

some information about fee pay slip.Student appeared in the fee counter firstlyhe/she has to pay the fee .The counterofficer take the money and fill the pay slipon the computer, and give the pay slip forstudent. If the counter officer wants lastslip were he enter the password and

access the last slip.


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Processor- 486

Hard disk- 20 GB

Floppy drive- 1.44 MB

RAM- 128 MB

Keyboard- standard Mouse- stard

.OS-Window-98 or


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CHINTAMAN GANESH

The Ganesha idol enshrined in this temple is

supposed to be swayamabhuborn of itself). Also called Vighneshwara, the moderator of

grief,

Ganesha is always the first to be worshipped in the Hindu

pantheon,

lest he decide to sow obstacles in the devotees path. His

consorts,

Ridhhi and Siddhi, flank Chintaman, the assuager of all

worries.Locally, Ganesha is also referred to as Chintaman.

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Hardole Samadhi

The samadhi itself is a simple white marble

structure, rectangular

in shape and surrounded by lush green foliage. A small bed

is placed on the raised platform so that Hardol may sleep

in it peacefully. Miniature statues of a horse and a cow


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stand atop the samadhi along with utensils for storing

water,

just in case the dead Hardol feels thirsty.

Hardol was the third and most able of Raja Vir Singhs

sons.

Although no law of primogeniture existed in Orchha, on his

fathers death, the gallant Hardol made it clear that he

would not object if his elder brother, Jujhar Singh,

ascended

the throne.

Hardol remained content with the fief of Baragaon, but was

still

treated with suspicion by his two elder siblings. Not very

surprising,

as he was the most witty, talented and courageous of all of

Vir Singhs

children.

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Hanumann Temple

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fabled god-king who ruled over Ayodhya according

to the ancient epic, the Ramayana.

Orchhas rulers built monuments in memory of virtuallyall the important characters in the epic, and the Hanuman

Temple is one such sanctuary.

The Ramayana tells us that Kishkandhapuri was the place

where

Rama first met the monkey, Hanuman, who belonged to the

vanara

race, or the race that lived in a vana (forests). Hanumanbecame

one of the greatest devotees of Rama, and in time, was

recognised

as a god himself.

The Hanuman Temple was built in 1717 by the then

Orchha ruler, RajaSujan Singh. Apparently, the king was so impressed by a

presentation

of Tulsidas epic poem, Rama Charitra Manas, that he

decided to erect

all the prominent places mentioned in the epic, in Orchha.

Accordingly, the Hanuman Temple was built here, and

idols of

both Rama and Hanuman were installed in it. The temple

architecture is

similar to the architecture prevalent in many of the temples

of South

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Welcome to

Temple in Madhya Pradhesh

Temple of Madhya

Pradesh

The temple art and architecture at Madhya Pradesh

portrait the outstanding work of human creativity in form

of Khajuraho temples - 'A World Heritage Site'.

The extent to which a human intelligence can affirms that

workmanship knows no limits, visitors wonder at such an

exquisite beauty and sublimity in form of erotic scriptures.


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The temples in Madhya Pradesh are must a visit site for

any visitor visiting India. With continuously dedicated

efforts of Archeological Survey of India, towards the

preservation of these 'magma opus'- Khajuraho temples,are among the best-protected monuments of the world.

TEMPLES IN

MADHYA PRADHESH

Chintaman Ganesh Temple

Khajuraho TemplesMahakaleshwar Temple

Teli Ka Mandir

Satianusuya Temple

Bhopal Laxminarayana

Temple

Hanuman Temple

Hardolsinghsamadhi

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Khajuraho Temple

To some, Khajuraho Temples are the most graphic,

erotic and sensuous sculptures of India, the world has ever

known. But Khajuraho has not received the attention it

deserves for its significant contribution to the religious

art of India there are literally hundreds of exquisite

images

on the interior and exterior walls of the shrines.


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Architecturally these temples are unique. While each

temple

in Khajuraho has a distinct plan and design, several featuresare common to all. They are all built on high platforms,

several metres off the ground, either in granite or a

combination

of light sandstone and granite. Each of these temples has an

entrance hall or mandapa, and a sanctum sanctorum or

garbha

griha. The roofs of these various sections have a distinct

form.The porch and hall have pyramidal roofs made of several

horizontal

layers. The inner sanctum's roof is a conical tower - a

colossal pile

of stone (often 30m high) made of an arrangement of

miniature

towers called shikharas.

Right through the Mughal invasion and the early British

forays into

India, Khajuraho temples in India remained unknown.

Rediscovered

in this century, they are fine reminders of India's glorious

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Laxmi narayan Temple

The Lakshmi Narayana Temple on the Arera Hills

commands a panoramic view of Bhopal, and is also known

as

the Birla Temple because the Birlas, one of leading

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families of India, have built it. The temple is built in

honour of

Lakshmi, the Hindu Goddess of Wealth, and her divine

consort,Vishnu, the Preserver of the Universe, who is also known

as Narayana.

Apart from idols of Goddess Lakshmi and Narayana, the

temple also has

a resplendent idol of a reclining Shiva with his wife,

Parvati. Attached to

the temple is the Birla Museum that houses a collection of

sculptures fromthe Mandsaur, Shahdol, Sehore and Raisen districts of

Madhya Pradesh.

The collection dates back to the 12th century era of the

Paramaras when art

and culture flourished in the state.The sandy-yellowish

temple has an old-worldlycharm about it, with a huge turret on one side of the

building. You enter the temple

through a magnificent archway, and the sprawling lawns

that surround the complex

lend it a picturesque appeal.

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Mahakaleswar Temple

The original temple was destroyed during Muslim

invasions,

and the temple was rebuilt recently by the Sindhias in the

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at the south end of the city. The curved superstructure is

adorned with motifs on all sides, rising above the

colonnaded

porches.Along the walls of the corridors in the temple restold

statues and sculptures, while in the courtyard lie ruined

ancient shrines.

The storeys are ornamented with pierced balustrades, and

the balconies

have richly decorated roofs reminiscent of the Rajput style

of architecture.Screens and pavilions are combined with marble

colonnades leading to the

linga within the sanctuary, making Mughal architecture

come alive right in the

heart of this Hindu temple. The Mahakaleshwar Temple is

indeed a cherished

site and a sculptural delight as well.

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Sati Anusuya Temple

This Hindu temple is dedicated to a woman called

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who lived during Lord Ramas time. In more recent times,

sati

was a rite whereby a widow immolated herself on the pyre

of herdead husband. This practice was legally abolished by Lord

William

Bentick in 1829, and is now a criminal offense.

Literally speaking, sati is an exemplary

woman. Sati

Anusuya was completely loyal, faithful and dedicated to

her husband,

the great sage, Atri. Nonetheless, Brahma, Vishnu andShiva, (Creator,

Preserver and Destroyer of the Universe) themselves were

greatly attracted

by her divine charms. This enraged Anusuya to such an

extent that she

transformed them into infants.

This explains why the Hindu Holy Trinity of Brahma,

Vishnu and Shiva,

appeared in the form of infants, in Chitrakoot.In the temple

are also enshrined

idols of the sages Durvasa and Atri, along with those of

Anusuyas son, Dattatreya,

and, Chandrama, or the moon-god.


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Teli ka mandir

Teli Ka Mandir - An Architecture Splendor


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This Rajput Temple is an amalgam of the northern and

southern architectural styles

of India, although many opine that it is closer in design to

the temples of Orissa thanthe South.The tallest and most impressive temple within the

precincts of the Gwalior

Fort, there are several theories as to how the shrine

acquired its name.

According to one surmise Rashtrakuta Govinda III

occupied the Fort in 794, and

appointed the Telang Brahmins (check Religion for detailson Brahmins) to supervise

all religious ceremonies. The temple got its name from

them. According to another

version, the monument is called the Teli Temple, because

men of the Teli caste or

oil merchants handled its construction. A third conjecture is

that the name suggestsa link with the Telangana region in modern Andhra

Pradesh, suggesting the fusion of

Dravidian and North Indian architectural styles.

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We have made our besteffort to fulfill the assignment during

the tenure of the project work. But itneeds a lot of time, teamworkmanagement & planning to completesuch projects.

Though we have made quite

a few developments, they are alwaysproviding or insisting on betteralternatives, although our system iscapable enough to handle most of thefunction associated with any M.P.


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TEMPLE but still it requires a largeof amendment & development to copewith the practical environment.

In the fast changing world nosystem can be best solution to fulfillchanging demands. Other thansystem can be designed for satisfyingsimilar requirement & manyamendments can also be done in thissystem more information..

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