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Name	Modified	InfoDownloads / Week
Parent folder
phpMyForum 4.1.1	2004-12-01	0
phpMyForum 3.1	2003-11-30	1
RC 1	2002-08-02	0
Beta 2 Build 20020621	2002-06-22	0
Beta 2 Build 20020526	2002-05-26	0
Beta 2 Build 20020516	2002-05-16	0
Beta 2 Build 20020512	2002-05-12	0
Beta 2 Build 20020511	2002-05-11	0
Totals: 8 Items		1

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