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0:00Hi, I'm P Compila, and in this video,
0:02I'm going to show you how to make this
0:04type of presentation in PowerPoint.
0:07Well, to be able to create these types
0:09of presentations, as a requirement, we
0:11must have Office or PowerPoint 2019 or
0:13more recent versions, as they bring
0:15more options to create these kinds of
0:17presentations. It is also worth
0:20clarifying that the links to the
0:22websites used in this video will be
0:23found in the description in detail.
0:26Well, to be able to make the
0:27presentation in an orderly way, we are
0:29going to create a folder and we are
0:31going to call it, in this case,
0:32presentation. Then we are going to
0:35enter the presentation folder, since it
0:37will contain two things. First, it will
0:39contain a folder where all the images
0:41that we are going to use for the
0:43presentation will be. So, we are going
0:44to right-click and go to the new option
0:46. And finally, we select folder. In
0:49this case, we can call it images or
0:51simply img. The folder will also
0:55contain the PowerPoint presentation, so
0:57we are going to right-click, go to new
0:59and select the Microsoft PowerPoint
1:01presentation option. In this case, we
1:04are going to call it blue bird,
1:05although you can give it any name you
1:07want. Now, if we look closely, I have
1:10used two images in my presentation. One
1:12, that of a little bird, and the icon
1:14of a mountain. So, to obtain images
1:16similar to this little bird, we are
1:18going to open Google Chrome or any
1:20browser and in the search engine we are
1:22going to search for PNG. And we are
1:26going to click on the first option that
1:28the browser gives us. Now on the
1:30platform, at the top, we have a search
1:32engine. In this case, we are going to
1:34search for bird. And well, if we scroll
1:39down a little more, here we find the
1:41little bird that I used in my
1:42presentation. So we click on it and a
1:45tab will automatically open. If we go
1:48to the bottom, we will find a button
1:50that says free PNG download. We are
1:52going to click on it and it will
1:53download automatically in this case
1:54because I am using Google Chrome. If
1:57you are using another browser, perhaps
1:59a small window will appear here asking
2:01you to choose the file path. So you
2:03simply choose the IMG folder that we
2:05created previously, locate it, and save
2:08it here. In this case, since we are
2:10using Google Chrome, we are just going
2:12to drag the image to the IMG folder.
2:16Now for the mountain icon, we are going
2:18to open another new tab and we are
2:20going to type Icons 8. And we are going
2:24to click on the first option that
2:26Google Chrome gives us. Now, here in
2:28the browser, we are going to click and
2:30type "mountain," right, which refers to
2:32the mountain in English. Then we are
2:35going to click on the first image that
2:37appears. In this case, the mountain is
2:39black by default. To change its color,
2:42we go here to recolor, and in the
2:43palette section, we select the color
2:45white. Now, to better appreciate our
2:49mountain, we are going to click on
2:51download, and in the preview section,
2:52we will select dark so the background
2:54turns black and we can observe our
2:56little mountain. Now, in the format
3:00section, we'll leave it as PNG, and in
3:03the PNG size section, we will uncheck
3:05this 30x30 one and select custom size.
3:09In this case, we will set it to 100 and
3:11click on download. Likewise, we drag
3:15this icon to our img or images folder.
3:18And that's it. Now we go back to the
3:20main folder and open the little blue
3:22bird. Well, this will be the first
3:24screen that appears, so we're just
3:26going to click on it. Then we will
3:28proceed to delete these two boxes by
3:30selecting and deleting each one of them
3:32. Well, to make my presentations, I use
3:35two rulers, one horizontal and one
3:37vertical. I also use dotted lines and
3:40two axes, one horizontal and one
3:42vertical, to guide myself better. Now,
3:45to activate them, we are going to go to
3:47the top and look for the View option.
3:50We are going to click it, and in the
3:52show section, we have three things. In
3:54this case, we first have the ruler to
3:56guide ourselves. Then we have the grid
3:59lines to know where our workspace
4:01begins and ends. And finally, the
4:04guides, which are the vertical and
4:06horizontal axes to guide me and know
4:08where the center is. So, I recommend
4:11that you activate all three boxes. Now,
4:13regarding the colors we are going to
4:15use in our presentation, I recommend
4:17that you use color palettes. For this,
4:19we are going to go to Google Chrome,
4:21open a new tab, and search for Adobe
4:23Color. Then we will select the first
4:27option that appears. And well, inside
4:32Adobe Color, predefined palettes
4:34already appear, so you can use
4:36whichever you want, or you can also
4:37customize them in the custom section,
4:39just as you can open another tab and
4:41search for color palettes. We go to
4:47Google Images and several palettes
4:49appear that we can use for our
4:50presentations. For example, these
4:53palettes that are right here. Now, to
4:55be able to use the colors from these
4:57color palettes, we have two options.
4:59The first option is to right-click on
5:01this image and look for the copy image
5:03option. Then we go to PowerPoint and
5:06press the Control + V keys to paste the
5:08color palette. Well, we’ll make it a
5:11little bit smaller and leave it right
5:13here. The other option is to go to
5:15Adobe Color and take a screenshot of
5:17this screen. So, find the key that
5:20takes a screenshot and go to the
5:22PowerPoint presentation and paste it.
5:25So, in this way we can also use the
5:27colors from the color palette, but as
5:29we see, taking a screenshot brings too
5:31much information when we only wanted
5:33this small five-color palette. So, what
5:37we can do is go back to Adobe Color and
5:39press the Windows, Shift, and S keys,
5:41and a crosshair will appear as a cursor
5:44. So, we select only what we want,
5:47keeping the click pressed, and then
5:49release it. Then we go to our
5:51PowerPoint presentation. We are going
5:54to delete this because we don't need it
5:56anymore and we'll press Control + V to
5:58paste, and we would just have the color
5:59palette to be able to use those colors
6:01exclusively. Now, in the lower right
6:05corner, we have a small bar to zoom in
6:07or out of our workspace. So let's set
6:11it to about 57%to have more space. We
6:14are going to place these color palettes
6:16outside so they don't appear within our
6:18workspace. Now you should know
6:20something very important. Shapes in
6:21PowerPoint consist of two parts: one is
6:23the fill, which is the content, and two
6:26is the outline, which is the border. So
6:28, to explain it better, let's go to the
6:30Insert tab and in the illustrations
6:32section, click here on Shapes. And well
6:35, in this case, I am going to select
6:36the rectangle to perform the example.
6:40So, let's select the shape and go to
6:42Shape Format, and in the shape styles
6:44section, we have the Shape Fill option,
6:46which would be the content in this case
6:47. So, we are going to leave it with a
6:51white color to be able to appreciate
6:52the outline. And in this case, the
6:54outline would be the border as we can
6:56see in the image. So, now that we know
6:59the parts of a figure, we are going to
7:01delete this and go to the Insert tab.
7:03Then we are going to go to Shapes and,
7:05in this case, look for the
7:06parallelogram in the basic shapes
7:08section. We will click on it and draw
7:10the parallelogram shape here. So, the
7:14first thing we'll do is go to Shape
7:15Format, and under Shape Outline, we'll
7:17look for the "No Outline" option so we
7:19can work only with the content. Then,
7:23we'll give it an appropriate size, more
7:25or less the height of our workspace.
7:28And to give it a color from the color
7:29palette, we go to Shape Fill and look
7:31for the Eyedropper option. We click on
7:34it and locate the color we want to
7:36absorb. In this case, for example, this
7:38brownish color. We simply click on it,
7:40and it automatically adopts the color.
7:42And well, in this case, instead of
7:44using these color palettes, I'm going
7:46to use my presentation's palette. So,
7:49you can take a screenshot of this image
7:51or simply use Control + Shift + S to
7:53select this small image for the colors.
7:56Then, we copy this image and paste it
7:58into our PowerPoint. Well, we shrink it
8:00a little and place it on the right side
8:02. And we'll go ahead and delete the
8:04other palettes, since we won't use them
8:06because, as I said, we'll use the
8:08colors from my presentation. So, this
8:10parallelogram is the one that will be
8:12on the left side. So, we'll select it,
8:15go to Shape Format, and under Shape
8:17Fill, look for the Eyedropper again. We
8:19click on it, and in this case, I'll
8:21give it the color from the left side of
8:23my presentation. And as we can see, it
8:25automatically adopts the color from my
8:26presentation. Now, to know how my
8:28presentation will look, we can use the
8:30small squares on the left as a guide.
8:32Now, we must try to make this vertex of
8:34the parallelogram coincide with the
8:36vertex of our workspace. So, we'll
8:39place it more or less right here. Now,
8:42as we can see in my presentation, the
8:44left part is smaller than the right. So
8:46, we're going to shrink this
8:47parallelogram. Now, what we'll do is
8:51select this same parallelogram, press
8:53Ctrl + C, and then Ctrl + V to copy the
8:56parallelogram. Once copied, we go to
8:59Shape Format again, to Shape Fill, and
9:01look for the Eyedropper again. Then, we
9:04locate my presentation and click on the
9:07right side, and well, it automatically
9:09adopts the color from my presentation.
9:11Now this parallelogram should be a
9:13little bit bigger, so we'll enlarge it.
9:15Now we'll move my presentation a little
9:17bit lower and we'll start by placing
9:19the 01. So, we go to the Insert tab and
9:23look under Text for the Text Box option
9:25. We click on it and create a text box.
9:28In this case, we are going to add 01.
9:31Now I will zoom in a little more so it
9:33can be seen. And we are going to select
9:35this 01. Then in the font section,
9:38under text font where Calibri body is,
9:40for example, we will look for the
9:42Bodoni MT font and press enter. Then we
9:45are going to set the size to 286. Now,
9:50to color the 01, right here in font, we
9:52go to the font color option. Click the
9:55down arrow and look for the eyedropper.
9:59Click on it and in my presentation look
10:01for the 01 content and click on it to
10:03adopt that color. So, as we can see, we
10:07have the 01 here and we will place it
10:09more or less over here. Now we are
10:12going to insert the word bird. So, in
10:14the same way, we go to the insert tab
10:16and select text box. We create a text
10:19box and in this case we will put bird.
10:23Similarly, we select the word and here
10:25in front we look for Rage Italic. Then
10:31we give it a size of 60 and for the
10:32color we go here again and click on the
10:34eyedropper. We locate my presentation
10:38and find the color for bird. Now, if we
10:41look closely at my presentation, the
10:43word bird has a small shadow. So, we
10:45have two options to add a shadow to the
10:47text. The first option is simply to
10:50click here on text shadow or we can
10:52also select the word, go to shape
10:54format and go to shape effects. We
10:58select the shadow option and in the
11:00outer section we select the second
11:01option, which is offset down. I
11:04recommend this second option because it
11:06gives it a bit more realism. And well,
11:09then we place the word bird more or
11:11less over here. Then for the word
11:15bluebird, we go to the insert tab again
11:17and select text box. We generate a text
11:21box and in this case we will put
11:23bluebird. Then we select the word
11:25bluebird and in font we are going to
11:27click on this down arrow. And in this
11:29case we will locate the Bahnschrift
11:31SemiBold Condensed option. Then we go
11:35to colors and choose white, and for the
11:37font size we will set it to 96. Now for
11:43the shadow, we are going to go to shape
11:45format, go to shape effects, go to
11:47shadow, and finally under outer we
11:48select the second option, which is
11:50offset down, and then place it more or
11:52less here. Now, if you notice, the word
11:57"azulejo" is on top of "pájaro," but
12:00we want "pájaro" to be on top of "
12:02azulejo." So, we are going to select
12:04the border of the "pájaro" text box.
12:06In this case, these four arrows should
12:08appear. And we are going to right-click
12:09. Then we go to the "bring to front"
12:11option, and that's it. The word "
12:13pájaro" is now on top of the word "
12:15azulejo." Next, if we look at my
12:17presentation, there are some small
12:18rectangles. So, we are going to start
12:20inserting those rectangles. We go to
12:22the "insert" section, then we go to "
12:24shapes" and look for the rectangle. We
12:27click on it and create a small
12:29rectangle. Now, for this rectangle,
12:31under "shape format," we go to "shape
12:34fill" and set it to white. And for "
12:36shape outline," we are going to set it
12:38to "no outline." Now we will reduce its
12:42size a little and place it around here.
12:45And well, we are going to make it a bit
12:47smaller. Now we are going to copy this
12:49rectangle by pressing Control + C and
12:51paste it with Control + V. Now we will
12:54place this small rectangle under the
12:56word "azulejo," more or less where the
12:58letter J starts, and we will lengthen
13:00it a little more. And finally, we are
13:03missing this small rectangle that is at
13:05the bottom. So, we take the rectangle,
13:07copy it, and paste it again. And we are
13:10going to place it around here. But,
13:12well, this rectangle has a much smaller
13:14thickness, so we will leave it like
13:16that. Now we are going to click on this
13:20slide and press Control + C, then we
13:22will click outside the presentation,
13:24and a ruler should appear like this,
13:25and we will press Control + V to paste
13:27the slide. Now, on this second slide,
13:31we are going to place the species of
13:33the "azulejo" bird here. Now, to be
13:36able to make that scrolling effect, we
13:37must know what transitions are. But to
13:40explain it better, I am going to do it
13:41with an example. And in this case, I
13:43will do it with the text that goes in
13:45this little box, which is the species
13:46of the "azulejo" bird. So we go to the
13:49"insert" section and insert a text box
13:51again. In this case, we are going to
13:55put "Thraupis episcopus." Now we are
13:59going to select the text and go to "
14:01font" and look for the "Bahnschrift
14:02Light Condensed" font. We click on it.
14:06Then, here in "font," we apply the
14:08italics style, and to give it color, we
14:10go to "font color" and select this
14:12option here that says "Light Gray,
14:14Background 2, Darker 50%." Click it,
14:18then place it inside the white box. And
14:21well, we'll reduce the size of the text
14:23box. Now, to see how our presentation
14:26is turning out, we'll click on the
14:28first slide and look for the slideshow
14:30icon at the bottom. We click it, and
14:34well, this is my first slide, this is
14:36my second, but as you can see, the text
14:38appears too abruptly. That is where
14:41transitions come into play. So, we
14:44select the second slide, go to
14:46transitions, and choose the morph
14:48option. But if we present the slide
14:51again and click next, it still doesn't
14:53give us that scrolling effect we wanted
14:55. So, how do we do it? We'll select
14:58this text and copy it with Ctrl + C.
15:01Then we go to the first slide and paste
15:03the text here. Now we'll move a little
15:06bit to the left and drag this text
15:07outside the workspace, more or less
15:09over here. Now we'll present the screen
15:13again, click next, and there we have
15:15that
15:16scrolling effect.
15:52Now, if we want the movement to be a
15:54bit faster, we go to transitions and in
15:56the timing section, look for duration
15:58and reduce it, in this case to 01.00.
16:02Now if we present the screen, we see
16:04that the movement is much faster than
16:06before. Now, to make this circle, we'll
16:09go to insert and again to shapes. Click
16:12it and select ellipse. Click, and while
16:16holding down the shift key and the
16:17mouse button, we'll shape it into a
16:19circle. It is important to keep the
16:22shift key pressed, otherwise it would
16:24deform like this. So, we go to insert
16:28again, to shapes, select the ellipse
16:30shape, and holding shift down, we give
16:32it a circular shape like this. Then we
16:36place it more or less over here. And
16:39well, in this case, we'll make it a bit
16:41bigger; you know, keep holding shift
16:43and the click, more or less like that,
16:45and move it a bit to the right. Now,
16:49the first thing we'll do here in shape
16:51format is go to shape outline and
16:53select no outline. And now, to create
16:55this gradient, we go to the shape fill
16:57option. Then in gradient, we go to the
17:00last option that says more gradients,
17:02and a small panel will automatically
17:04appear here. Well, we are going to
17:08click on gradient fill, and then in the
17:10gradient stops section, if four of
17:11these appear, we will click on one and
17:13select remove gradient stop so we can
17:15have only
17:17three.
17:30Now, this gradient stop refers to the
17:32top part of the circle. This one here
17:34to the middle, and this point to the
17:36bottom part of the circle. So, if we
17:38select this gradient stop and give it,
17:40for example, green, we can observe that
17:42the color green is located at the top.
17:45So, let's locate our presentation and
17:47click on the first gradient stop. We go
17:50to color and look for the eyedropper.
17:52We click it and locate my circle. And
17:55we click on the top part of the circle
17:57to adopt that color. Then, for the
17:58second gradient stop, we do the same:
18:00go to color, select eyedropper, and
18:02position ourselves more or less in the
18:04middle of the circle. And finally, this
18:06gradient stop. Likewise, we go to color
18:08, select eyedropper, and position
18:10ourselves at the bottom part of the
18:12circle in my presentation, and there we
18:14will have the gradient. Now, if we look
18:17closely at my presentation, my circle
18:19has a small shadow. So, to be able to
18:21add a shadow to my shape, we go to
18:23shape format, then to shape effects. We
18:26go to shadow and go to the last option
18:28that says shadow options. Then, under
18:32presets, we are going to select this
18:34one here, offset left. Then, we will
18:37leave the transparency at 60%, the size
18:40likewise at 100%, and we will change
18:42the blur from 4 to 21. Then, we change
18:46the angle to 228 and finally, we change
18:49the distance from 3 to 35, and we will
18:51have the shadow for our circle. Now, to
18:55be able to send the circle behind this
18:57word "azulejo" and the little square of
18:59its species, we are going to
19:00right-click, and in the send to back
19:02option, a small arrow to the right
19:04appears. The first option to send to
19:07back means sending it as far back as
19:09possible, since every element we add in
19:11PowerPoint is a layer. So, by sending
19:13to back, we would be sending this
19:15circle behind all existing layers, and
19:17that is not what we want. So, we are
19:19only going to click send backward so
19:21that it can move down just one layer.
19:23And as we can see, it is now behind the
19:25text of the bird's species. We are
19:28going to click on send to back again
19:29and click send backward once more.
19:32Let's click on send to back, and now we
19:34can see it's behind the little bird
19:36species square. Once again, let's
19:38right-click and send to back. Again,
19:42send to back, and we'll click send to
19:44back once more, and as you can see,
19:46it's now behind the word "azulejo" and
19:48the bird species square. Now, let's go
19:52back to PPT1 and click on present. And
19:55when we click next, we see the circle
19:57appear out of nowhere, when we actually
19:59want the circle to slide upwards. So,
20:03what we need to do is simply copy this
20:05circle into slide number one and place
20:07it outside our workspace, about here.
20:12So, now let's click present again, and
20:14if we click next, we can see it now has
20:16a slide-up effect. Now we go to our IMG
20:21folder, take the bird image, and drag
20:23it into our PowerPoint presentation.
20:26Okay, here we are going to reduce its
20:28size a little bit, about so. Like this.
20:34And we place it further to the left,
20:36around here, always making sure the
20:38branch is at the edge of the workspace
20:40to make it look more realistic. Now, to
20:44add a shadow to the bird, we go to
20:46picture format, then to picture effects
20:48, shadow, and finally to the last
20:50option, shadow options. Now, under
20:53presets, we select the third option,
20:55which is offset bottom left. Then, we
20:58reduce the transparency to 56%and
21:01increase the size to 113%. Then, we
21:05change the blur from 4 to 35. Then, we
21:09change the angle from 135 to 107. And
21:12finally, for the distance, we change it
21:14from three to five. So, we now have the
21:17bird's shadow. Now, if we present our
21:19screen again and click next, we see the
21:21bird appears automatically. So, we copy
21:26the bird image and paste it here on the
21:28first PPT and place it about here. So,
21:33if we go to slideshow again and click
21:35next, we can see the bird now slides
21:37into place. Now, on this second PPT,
21:40we'll move this square out of the way
21:42to add a shadow to these two rectangles
21:44. To select both rectangles at once,
21:47hold down the control key and click on
21:49the other rectangle. Then we go to
21:53shape format, shape effects, shadow,
21:55and click on shadow options. And in
21:58presets, we will select the second
22:00option for this one. Then we move the
22:02bird species text back into its little
22:04rectangle. Then we select the second
22:07PPT. We are going to copy it, then
22:10click outside the boxes and paste it
22:12into the PPT. Now, on this third slide,
22:15we will select the word "bird," the
22:17word "blue-grey tanager," and the two
22:19small rectangles with the bird's
22:21species name, *Thraupis episcopus*, and
22:23place them around here. Then we will
22:28select the "01" and move it a little
22:29further to the right. Next, we select
22:32the circle and shrink it while holding
22:34down the Shift key. And then we will
22:38place it around here. Then we select
22:42the bird, make it a little larger, and
22:44move it around here. Next, we make this
22:49bottom rectangle a little longer and
22:51thinner, and move it to the right. Then
22:56we go to our IMG folder and drag the
22:57mountain into our PowerPoint
22:59presentation. We place it around here,
23:03enlarge the image a bit, and leave it
23:05about here. Then, for the small circles
23:09, we go to Insert again, go to Shapes,
23:11and choose the ellipse. And likewise,
23:14while holding down the Shift key, we
23:16form the small circle. Then we place it
23:19around here, go to Shape Format, and in
23:21Shape Outline, we select No Outline.
23:25Then for the color, we go to Shape Fill
23:27and select Eyedropper. Then we locate
23:30my presentation and pick the circle's
23:32color. Once we have the circle with the
23:34color, we are going to copy and paste
23:36it. And we will place this other one
23:39around here. Then, for the "2000 m"
23:42text, we are going to go to Insert and
23:44insert a text box. And here we will
23:47type 2000 MT. We will select this text
23:51and change its color to white. Then,
23:54under Font, we will select the
23:56Bahnschrift SemiBold SemiCondensed
23:58option. And then we will set the size
24:02to 28. We reduce the text size and
24:06place it around here. Now, for the text
24:10describing the blue-grey tanager, we
24:12will go to Insert again and insert a
24:14text box. And here we will write that
24:18it is a species of passerine bird in
24:20the Thraupidae family. Now we select
24:27this text, go to Font, and look for
24:30Eras Medium ITC, which is located here.
24:34Then we will set the size to 26. And
24:38finally, for colors, we will go to the
24:40More Colors option. Next, we go to the
24:43custom section, and at the bottom where
24:45it says X, we are going to delete those
24:48zeros and enter 00 a E c0. We hit enter
24:52and the text automatically takes on the
24:54color. Then we are going to select all
24:57the text and in the paragraph section,
24:59we will select the last option, which
25:00is justify. And well, we are going to
25:03make it a little bit larger and place
25:04it right here. Now, if we go to the
25:07first slide and present again,
25:12the text appears automatically, but we
25:14want it to scroll from right to left.
25:18So, on the third slide, we copy the
25:20text box and paste it onto the second
25:22slide, positioning it off our workspace
25:24, around here. So, if we go to the
25:29first slide, start the presentation,
25:31and click next, it will now have the
25:33movement we want. Now, if we look
25:36closely, the transition from the first
25:38slide is still quite abrupt. So, we
25:41select the first slide and go to
25:43transitions. Then we click on morph and
25:46set the duration to 00.25. Then, for it
25:50to move from slide 1 to slide 2
25:52automatically, in the advance slide
25:54section, we uncheck this box here. and
25:57we check the box for after 00 2.00.00.
26:01We'll leave it just like that. So, now
26:04if we start the presentation, the bird
26:06appears automatically without me
26:08needing to press the next arrow or
26:10click. I would only click to move to
26:14this slide. Now, to further improve how
26:18the elements on the first slide appear,
26:20we will select the two parallelograms
26:22in the background, the word bird, and
26:24the word blue, while holding down the
26:26control key. Then we go to the
26:29animations tab and select the fade
26:31option. Next, we click here on
26:36animation pane. We are going to close
26:39the format background pane and select
26:41all the animations in the same way,
26:42while holding down the control key.
26:44Then, in the duration section, we are
26:46going to increase it to 75. Next, we go
26:50to slide number three, and for some
26:52people, the mountain, the two circles,
26:54and the 200 m will appear abruptly. So
26:58we are going to select each of those
27:00elements, go to animations, and click
27:02fade. Now if we go to the first slide
27:06and present again
27:07the screen,
27:11if I click next, the mountain, the two
27:13circles, and the 200 m do not appear.
27:16So, for this to generate automatically,
27:18we go to slide number three, click on
27:20any of the animations, and select all
27:22of them here. Then we click on any of
27:26them and select the "Start with
27:28Previous" option. And well, that would
27:30be it. As for the transition duration,
27:32that’s up to you. You can make it
27:34much faster or much slower, it depends
27:36on you. We just have to delete these
27:39animations on each slide, as we won't
27:40need them. And well, now we go to slide
27:46number one and click on slideshow, and
27:48there the bird, the ball, and
27:49everything else appear automatically,
27:51right? We click next, and the mountain
27:55appears automatically along with the
27:57two balls and the 200m. And well, that
27:59would be it.

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