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Name	Modified	InfoDownloads / Week
Parent folder
5.4	2024-10-09	0
5.3	2020-03-08	0
4.2	2014-12-14	0
4.1	2014-02-06	0
4.0	2013-03-05	0
3.1	2011-08-09	0
3.0	2009-05-12	0
2.3_05	2008-05-11	0
2.2	2007-07-26	0
1.0_04	2004-08-07	0
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