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   <h1 class=title>@label{help.title}@</h1>

   <h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=playing>Playing</a></h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p>This screen displays the currently playing track (if there is one) and
    lists all the tracks in the queue (the track that will be played soonest
    being listed first.)  Where possible, estimated start times are
    given.</p>

    <p>Each track has a <img class=button
       src="@label:images.scratch@"
       title="@label:playing.scratch@"
       alt="@label:playing.scratch@"> button next to it.  For the
       currently playing track this can be used to stop playing the
       track before it has finished.  For a track in the queue it
       removes the track from the queue.</p>

    <p>Depending on the server configuration, you may be able to do
    this for any track, or only for tracks you submitted or that were
    randomly picked.  See the "restrict" option in <a
    href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for more
    details.</p>

   <p>Artist and album names are hyperlinks to the relevant locations
   in the <a href="#choose">Choose</a> screen (see below).</p>

   </div>

   <h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=manage>Manage</a></h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p>This screen is almost identical to <a
    href="#playing">Playing</a> except that it includes extra
    management features.</p>

   <p>At the top of the screen are the following controls:</p>

   <ul>
    <li>Pause.  This button can be used to pause playing (provided the
    player supports it).  <img width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton
    src="@label:images.enabled@"> indicates that playing is paused,
    <img width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton
    src="@label:images.disabled@"> that it is not.</li>

    <li>Enable/disable random play.  If disabled then queued tracks
    will still be played but if the queue is empty nothing will be
    picked at random.  <img width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton
    src="@label:images.enabled@"> indicates that random play is
    enabled, <img width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton
    src="@label:images.disabled@"> that it is disabled.</li>

    <li>Enable/disable play.  If disabled then tracks in the queue
    will not be played, but will remain in the queue instead.  <img
    width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton src="@label:images.enabled@">
    indicates that play is enabled, <img width=16 height=16
    class=imgbutton src="@label:images.disabled@"> that it is
    disabled.</li>

    <li>Volume control.  You can use the <img class=button
       src="@label:images.up@"
       title="@label:volume.increase@"
       alt="@label:volume.increase@"> and <img
       src="@label:images.down@"
       title="@label:volume.reduce@"
       alt="@label:volume.reduce@"> buttons to increase or
    decrease the volume, or enter new volume settings for the left
    and/or right speakers.</li>

   </ul>

   <p>Below this is the same table of current and queued tracks as for
    the main playing screen, but with extra buttons for managing the
    queue.
    The <img class=button src="@label:images.up@"
     title="@label:playing.up@" alt="@label:playing.up@"> and <img
     src="@label:images.down@" title="@label:playing.down@"
     alt="@label:playing.down@"> buttons on each track move that
    track around in the queue.  Similarly the <img class=button
     src="@label:images.upall@" title="@label:playing.upall@"
     alt="@label:playing.upall@"> and <img
     src="@label:images.downall@" title="@label:playing.downall@"
     alt="@label:playing.downall@"> buttons move each track to the head or
    tail of the queue.
    Depending on server configuration, it may be that only trusted
    users can move tracks around the queue.</p>

   </div>

   <h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=recent>Recent</a></h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p>This screen displays recently played tracks, most recent first.
    The <img class=button src="@label:images.edit@"
    title="@label:choose.prefs@" alt="@label:choose.prefs@">
    button can be used to edit the details for a track; see <a
    href="#prefs">Editing Preferences</a> below.</p>

    <p>The number of tracks remembered is controlled by the server
    configuration.  See the "history" option in <a
    href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for more
    details.</p>

   </div>

   <h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=new>New</a></h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p>This screen displays tracks recently added to the database,
    most recent first.  The <img class=button
    src="@label:images.edit@" title="@label:choose.prefs@"
    alt="@label:choose.prefs@"> button can be used to edit the details
    for a track; see <a href="#prefs">Editing Preferences</a> below,
    and clicking on the track title will add it to the queue.</p>

    <p>The time tracks are remembered for is controlled by the server
    configuration.  See the "noticed_history" option in <a
    href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for
    more details.</p>

   </div>

   <h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=choose>Choose</a></h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p>This screen allows you to choose a track to be played, by navigating
     through the directory structure of the tracks filesystem.  The following
     buttons appear:</p>

    <table class=helpbuttons>
     <tbody>
      <tr>
       <td class=helpbuttons><img
       class=button src="@label:images.edit@"
       title="@label:choose.prefs@"
       alt="@label:choose.prefs@"></td>
       <td class=helpbuttons>This button can be used to edit the details for a
       track; see <a href="#prefs">Editing Preferences</a> below.</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
       <td class=helpbuttons><span class=button>@label{choose.playall}@</span></td>
       <td class=helpbuttons>This button plays all the tracks in a directory,
       in order.  This is used to efficiently play a whole album.</td>
      </tr>
     </tbody>
    </table>

    <p>This screen has two forms: <a
    href="@url@?action=choose&#38;nonce=@nonce@">choose</a>, which give
    you all the top-level directories at once, and <a
    href="@url@?action=choosealpha&#38;nonce=@nonce@">choosealpha</a>,
    which breaks them down by initial letter.</p>

   </div>

   <h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=prefs>Editing Preferences</a></h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p>This screen, reached from <a href="#choose">Choose</a> or <a
    href="#recent">Recent</a>, is used to edit a track's preferences.
     Preferences can be edited in two ways.</p>
    
    <p>At the top appear "cooked" preferences.  These can be used to
    edit artist, album and title fields for the track as displayed, or
    to set the tags for a track, or to enable or disable random play
    for the track.</p>

    <p>Tags are separated by commas and can contain any other printing
    characters (including spaces).  Leading and trailing spaces are
    not significant.</p>

    <p>Random play for any given track is enabled by default, but you
    can use this screen to disable it for undesirable tracks.</p>

    <p>Below this are "raw" preferences, which allow individual
    database fields to be modified.</p>

    <p>To change an existing preference, edit its value and press its
    <span class=button>@label{prefs.set}@</span> button.</p>

    <p>To delete an existing preference, press its
    <span class=button>@label{prefs.delete}@</span> button.</p>

    <p>To add a new preference, enter its name and value in the box at the
    bottom and press the <span class=button>@label{prefs.new}@</span> button.
    If the preference exists already it will be overwritten.</p>


    <p>Preferences can have any name or value but certain names have special
    significance:</p>

    <table class=helpprefs>
     <tbody>
      <tr>
       <td class=helpprefs><span class=helppref>pick_at_random</span></td>
       <td class=helpprefs>If this preference is present and set to "0" then
       the track will not be picked for random play.  Otherwise it may be.</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
       <td class=helpprefs><span class=helppref>trackname_<span class=helpprefbit>context</span>_<span class=helpprefbit>part</span></span></td>
       <td class=helpprefs>These preferences can be used to override the
       filename parsing rules to find a track name part.  <span
       class=helppref>trackname_<span class=helpprefbit>part</span></span> will
       be used if the full version is not present.</td>
     </tbody>
    </table>

    <p><span class=helpprefbit>context</span> can be anything but standard
    values are:</p>

    <table class=helpcontexts>
     <tbody>
      <tr>
       <td class=helpcontexts><span class=helpcontext>display</span></td>
       <td class=helpcontexts>Displayed in a web page</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
       <td class=helpcontexts><span class=helpcontext>sort</span></td>
       <td class=helpcontexts>Used when sorting track names</td>
      </tr>
     </tbody>
    </table>

    <p><span class=helpprefbit>part</span> can be anything too but standard
    values are "artist", "album" and "title", with the obvious meanings.</p>

    <p>See also <a href="@url@?action=disorder.1">disorder(1)</a> and <a
    href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for further
    details.</p>

   </div>

   <h2 class=sidebarlink>Search</h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p>This screen allows you to search for keywords in track names.  If you
    specify more than one keyword then only tracks containing all of them are
    listed.  Results are grouped by artist, album and title.</p>

    <p>It is possible to limit results to tracks with a particular
    tag, by using <b>tag:</b><i>TAG</i> among the search terms.</p>

    <p>Some keywords, known as "stopwords", are excluded from the search, and
    will never match.  See the "stopword" option in <a
    href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for further
    details about this.</p>

   </div>

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     {

   <h2 class=sidebarlink>Volume</h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p>This screen allows you to set the playback volume, if this is enabled in
    the server configuration.  See the "channel" and "mixer" options in <a
    href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for further
    details about this.</p>

   </div>

     }{<!-- volume currently only linked in sidebar menu -->}@ 

  <h2 class=sidebarlink>Troubleshooting</h2>

  <div class=helpsection>

   <p>If you cannot play a track, or it does not appear in the
   database even after a rescan, check the following things:</p>

   <ul>

    <li>Are there any error messages in the system log?  The server
    logs to <tt>LOG_DAEMON</tt>, which typically ends up in
    <i>/var/log/daemon.log</i> or <i>/var/log/messages</i>, though
    this depends on local configuration.

    <li>Is the track in a known format?  Have a look at the
    configuration file for the formats recognized by the local
    installation.  The filename matching is case-sensitive.

    <li>Do permissions on the track allow the server to read it?
     
    <li>Do the permissions on the containing directories allow the
    server to read and execute them?

   </ul>

   <p>The user the server runs as is determined by the <tt>user</tt>
   directive in the configuration file.  The README recommends using
   <b>jukebox</b> for this purpose but it could be different
   locally.</p>

  </div>

   <h2 class=sidebarlink>Man Pages</h2>

   <div class=helpsection>

    <p><a href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> -
     configuration</p>

    <p><a href="@url@?action=disorder.1">disorder(1)</a> - command line
     client</p>

    <p><a href="@url@?action=disobedience.1">disobedience(1)</a> - GTK+
     client</p>

    <p><a href="@url@?action=disorderd.8">disorderd(8)</a> - server</p>

    <p><a href="@url@?action=disorder-dump.8">disorder-dump(8)</a> -
     dump/restore preferences database</p>

    <p><a href="@url@?action=disorder.3">disorder(3)</a> - C API</p>

    <p><a href="@url@?action=disorder_protocol.5">disorder_protocol(5)</a> -
     DisOrder control protocol</p>

   </div>

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	2	<!--
	3	This file is part of DisOrder.
d5b6ffd7	4	Copyright (C) 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Richard Kettlewell
460b9539	5
	6	This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
	7	it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
	8	the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
	9	(at your option) any later version.
	10
	11	This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
	12	WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
	13	MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
	14	General Public License for more details.
	15
	16	You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
	17	along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
	18	Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307
	19	USA
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	21	<html>
	22	<head>
	23	@include{stdhead}@
	24	<title>@label{help.title}@</title>
	25	</head>
	26	<body>
	27	@include{@label{menu}@}@
	28	<h1 class=title>@label{help.title}@</h1>
	29
	30	<h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=playing>Playing</a></h2>
	31
	32	<div class=helpsection>
	33
	34	<p>This screen displays the currently playing track (if there is one) and
	35	lists all the tracks in the queue (the track that will be played soonest
	36	being listed first.) Where possible, estimated start times are
	37	given.</p>
	38
	39	<p>Each track has a <img class=button
	40	src="@label:images.scratch@"
	41	title="@label:playing.scratch@"
	42	alt="@label:playing.scratch@"> button next to it. For the
	43	currently playing track this can be used to stop playing the
	44	track before it has finished. For a track in the queue it
	45	removes the track from the queue.</p>
	46
	47	<p>Depending on the server configuration, you may be able to do
	48	this for any track, or only for tracks you submitted or that were
	49	randomly picked. See the "restrict" option in <a
	50	href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for more
	51	details.</p>
	52
	53	<p>Artist and album names are hyperlinks to the relevant locations
	54	in the <a href="#choose">Choose</a> screen (see below).</p>
	55
	56	</div>
	57
	58	<h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=manage>Manage</a></h2>
	59
	60	<div class=helpsection>
	61
	62	<p>This screen is almost identical to <a
	63	href="#playing">Playing</a> except that it includes extra
	64	management features.</p>
	65
	66	<p>At the top of the screen are the following controls:</p>
	67
	68	<ul>
69	<li>Pause. This button can be used to pause playing (provided the
70	player supports it). <img width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton
71	src="@label:images.enabled@"> indicates that playing is paused,
72	<img width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton
73	src="@label:images.disabled@"> that it is not.</li>
74
75	<li>Enable/disable random play. If disabled then queued tracks
76	will still be played but if the queue is empty nothing will be
77	picked at random. <img width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton
78	src="@label:images.enabled@"> indicates that random play is
79	enabled, <img width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton
80	src="@label:images.disabled@"> that it is disabled.</li>
81
82	<li>Enable/disable play. If disabled then tracks in the queue
83	will not be played, but will remain in the queue instead. <img
84	width=16 height=16 class=imgbutton src="@label:images.enabled@">
85	indicates that play is enabled, <img width=16 height=16
86	class=imgbutton src="@label:images.disabled@"> that it is
87	disabled.</li>
88
89	<li>Volume control. You can use the <img class=button
90	src="@label:images.up@"
91	title="@label:volume.increase@"
92	alt="@label:volume.increase@"> and <img
93	src="@label:images.down@"
94	title="@label:volume.reduce@"
95	alt="@label:volume.reduce@"> buttons to increase or
96	decrease the volume, or enter new volume settings for the left
97	and/or right speakers.</li>
98
99	</ul>
100
101	<p>Below this is the same table of current and queued tracks as for
102	the main playing screen, but with extra buttons for managing the
103	queue.
104	The <img class=button src="@label:images.up@"
105	title="@label:playing.up@" alt="@label:playing.up@"> and <img
106	src="@label:images.down@" title="@label:playing.down@"
107	alt="@label:playing.down@"> buttons on each track move that
108	track around in the queue. Similarly the <img class=button
109	src="@label:images.upall@" title="@label:playing.upall@"
110	alt="@label:playing.upall@"> and <img
111	src="@label:images.downall@" title="@label:playing.downall@"
112	alt="@label:playing.downall@"> buttons move each track to the head or
113	tail of the queue.
114	Depending on server configuration, it may be that only trusted
115	users can move tracks around the queue.</p>
116
117	</div>
118
119	<h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=recent>Recent</a></h2>
120
121	<div class=helpsection>
122
123	<p>This screen displays recently played tracks, most recent first.
124	The <img class=button src="@label:images.edit@"
125	title="@label:choose.prefs@" alt="@label:choose.prefs@">
126	button can be used to edit the details for a track; see <a
127	href="#prefs">Editing Preferences</a> below.</p>
128
129	<p>The number of tracks remembered is controlled by the server
130	configuration. See the "history" option in <a
131	href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for more
132	details.</p>
133
134	</div>
135
78efa64e RK	136	<h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=new>New</a></h2>
	137
	138	<div class=helpsection>
	139
	140	<p>This screen displays tracks recently added to the database,
	141	most recent first. The <img class=button
	142	src="@label:images.edit@" title="@label:choose.prefs@"
	143	alt="@label:choose.prefs@"> button can be used to edit the details
	144	for a track; see <a href="#prefs">Editing Preferences</a> below,
	145	and clicking on the track title will add it to the queue.</p>
	146
	147	<p>The time tracks are remembered for is controlled by the server
	148	configuration. See the "noticed_history" option in <a
	149	href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for
	150	more details.</p>
	151
	152	</div>
	153
460b9539	154	<h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=choose>Choose</a></h2>
	155
	156	<div class=helpsection>
	157
	158	<p>This screen allows you to choose a track to be played, by navigating
	159	through the directory structure of the tracks filesystem. The following
	160	buttons appear:</p>
	161
	162	<table class=helpbuttons>
	163	<tbody>
	164	<tr>
	165	<td class=helpbuttons><img
	166	class=button src="@label:images.edit@"
	167	title="@label:choose.prefs@"
	168	alt="@label:choose.prefs@"></td>
	169	<td class=helpbuttons>This button can be used to edit the details for a
	170	track; see <a href="#prefs">Editing Preferences</a> below.</td>
	171	</tr>
	172	<tr>
	173	<td class=helpbuttons><span class=button>@label{choose.playall}@</span></td>
	174	<td class=helpbuttons>This button plays all the tracks in a directory,
	175	in order. This is used to efficiently play a whole album.</td>
	176	</tr>
	177	</tbody>
	178	</table>
	179
	180	<p>This screen has two forms: <a
	181	href="@url@?action=choose&nonce=@nonce@">choose</a>, which give
	182	you all the top-level directories at once, and <a
	183	href="@url@?action=choosealpha&nonce=@nonce@">choosealpha</a>,
	184	which breaks them down by initial letter.</p>
	185
	186	</div>
	187
	188	<h2 class=sidebarlink><a name=prefs>Editing Preferences</a></h2>
	189
	190	<div class=helpsection>
	191
	192	<p>This screen, reached from <a href="#choose">Choose</a> or <a
	193	href="#recent">Recent</a>, is used to edit a track's preferences.
	194	Preferences can be edited in two ways.</p>
	195
	196	<p>At the top appear "cooked" preferences. These can be used to
	197	edit artist, album and title fields for the track as displayed, or
	198	to set the tags for a track, or to enable or disable random play
	199	for the track.</p>
	200
	201	<p>Tags are separated by commas and can contain any other printing
	202	characters (including spaces). Leading and trailing spaces are
	203	not significant.</p>
	204
	205	<p>Random play for any given track is enabled by default, but you
	206	can use this screen to disable it for undesirable tracks.</p>
	207
	208	<p>Below this are "raw" preferences, which allow individual
	209	database fields to be modified.</p>
	210
	211	<p>To change an existing preference, edit its value and press its
	212	<span class=button>@label{prefs.set}@</span> button.</p>
	213
	214	<p>To delete an existing preference, press its
	215	<span class=button>@label{prefs.delete}@</span> button.</p>
	216
	217	<p>To add a new preference, enter its name and value in the box at the
218	bottom and press the <span class=button>@label{prefs.new}@</span> button.
219	If the preference exists already it will be overwritten.</p>
220
221
222	<p>Preferences can have any name or value but certain names have special
223	significance:</p>
224
225	<table class=helpprefs>
226	<tbody>
227	<tr>
228	<td class=helpprefs><span class=helppref>pick_at_random</span></td>
229	<td class=helpprefs>If this preference is present and set to "0" then
230	the track will not be picked for random play. Otherwise it may be.</td>
231	</tr>
232	<tr>
233	<td class=helpprefs><span class=helppref>trackname_<span class=helpprefbit>context</span>_<span class=helpprefbit>part</span></span></td>
234	<td class=helpprefs>These preferences can be used to override the
235	filename parsing rules to find a track name part. <span
236	class=helppref>trackname_<span class=helpprefbit>part</span></span> will
237	be used if the full version is not present.</td>
238	</tbody>
239	</table>
240
241	<p><span class=helpprefbit>context</span> can be anything but standard
242	values are:</p>
243
244	<table class=helpcontexts>
245	<tbody>
246	<tr>
247	<td class=helpcontexts><span class=helpcontext>display</span></td>
248	<td class=helpcontexts>Displayed in a web page</td>
249	</tr>
250	<tr>
251	<td class=helpcontexts><span class=helpcontext>sort</span></td>
252	<td class=helpcontexts>Used when sorting track names</td>
253	</tr>
254	</tbody>
255	</table>
256
257	<p><span class=helpprefbit>part</span> can be anything too but standard
258	values are "artist", "album" and "title", with the obvious meanings.</p>
259
260	<p>See also <a href="@url@?action=disorder.1">disorder(1)</a> and <a
261	href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for further
262	details.</p>
263
264	</div>
265
266	<h2 class=sidebarlink>Search</h2>
267
268	<div class=helpsection>
269
270	<p>This screen allows you to search for keywords in track names. If you
271	specify more than one keyword then only tracks containing all of them are
272	listed. Results are grouped by artist, album and title.</p>
273
274	<p>It is possible to limit results to tracks with a particular
275	tag, by using <b>tag:</b><i>TAG</i> among the search terms.</p>
276
277	<p>Some keywords, known as "stopwords", are excluded from the search, and
278	will never match. See the "stopword" option in <a
279	href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for further
280	details about this.</p>
281
282	</div>
283
284	@if{@eq{@label:menu@}{sidebar}@}
285	{
286
287	<h2 class=sidebarlink>Volume</h2>
288
289	<div class=helpsection>
290
291	<p>This screen allows you to set the playback volume, if this is enabled in
292	the server configuration. See the "channel" and "mixer" options in <a
293	href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> for further
294	details about this.</p>
295
296	</div>
297
298	}{<!-- volume currently only linked in sidebar menu -->}@
299
300	<h2 class=sidebarlink>Troubleshooting</h2>
301
302	<div class=helpsection>
303
304	<p>If you cannot play a track, or it does not appear in the
305	database even after a rescan, check the following things:</p>
306
307	<ul>
308
309	<li>Are there any error messages in the system log? The server
310	logs to <tt>LOG_DAEMON</tt>, which typically ends up in
311	<i>/var/log/daemon.log</i> or <i>/var/log/messages</i>, though
312	this depends on local configuration.
313
314	<li>Is the track in a known format? Have a look at the
315	configuration file for the formats recognized by the local
316	installation. The filename matching is case-sensitive.
317
318	<li>Do permissions on the track allow the server to read it?
319
320	<li>Do the permissions on the containing directories allow the
321	server to read and execute them?
322
323	</ul>
324
325	<p>The user the server runs as is determined by the <tt>user</tt>
326	directive in the configuration file. The README recommends using
327	<b>jukebox</b> for this purpose but it could be different
328	locally.</p>
329
330	</div>
331
332	<h2 class=sidebarlink>Man Pages</h2>
333
334	<div class=helpsection>
335
336	<p><a href="@url@?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5)</a> -
337	configuration</p>
338
339	<p><a href="@url@?action=disorder.1">disorder(1)</a> - command line
340	client</p>
341
342	<p><a href="@url@?action=disobedience.1">disobedience(1)</a> - GTK+
343	client</p>
344
460b9539	345	<p><a href="@url@?action=disorderd.8">disorderd(8)</a> - server</p>
	346
	347	<p><a href="@url@?action=disorder-dump.8">disorder-dump(8)</a> -
	348	dump/restore preferences database</p>
	349
	350	<p><a href="@url@?action=disorder.3">disorder(3)</a> - C API</p>
	351
	352	<p><a href="@url@?action=disorder_protocol.5">disorder_protocol(5)</a> -
	353	DisOrder control protocol</p>
	354
	355	</div>
	356
	357	@include{@label{menu}@end}@
	358	</div>
	359	</body>
	360	</html>
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