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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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JDAS_1_0.jar	2010-06-05	24.8 MB	1
JDAS_Survey_Form.xls	2010-05-01	19.5 kB	0
dynamicaspects_crg.jar	2010-01-14	657.9 kB	0
JDAS.jar	2010-01-14	24.6 MB	0
Using JDAS.pdf	2010-01-14	463.1 kB	0
Using_JDAS.rar	2009-12-01	1.4 MB	0
dynamicaspects-0.8-20091020.jar	2009-11-28	671.4 kB	0
Totals: 7 Items		52.6 MB	1

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