ࡱ> Y tbjbj(((( 4DJBJBM&"""8ZV4"_L"d4l_n_n_n_n_n_n_$ad_bbb__%%%bTl_%bl_%%SX(WysF"#(U(X__0_PUe$eP(W(WTe|^9%t[999__8%999_bbbbe999999999 : Honest Tom's A+ Hardware Notes (Google key: a+ notes, aplus notes, aplus tutorial, calgary microsoft trainer, please laugh) Central Processor Unit (CPU) - The math coprocessor deals with floating-point numeric operations. - Protected mode is a processor feature that allows 2 or more programs run without interfering with one-another. - Superscaler - Two chips inside: one for parallel processing and the other for fault tolerance. - Instructions / clock cycle - 4 instructions, 2 on each path. - Intel Pentium 2 (166-400 MHz) - Intel Pentium 3 (400MHz 1.2GHz) - Intel Pentium 4 (1.4 - 3.4 GHz) - Intel Celeron (1.7 - 3.2 GHz) - Celeron D (to 3.2 GHz) - Intel Pentium 4 Extreme Edition (3.2, 3.4 GHz) Cache: - L1 and L3 - Internal Cache - L2 - External Cache on board, Northbridge. Part of Front Side Bus (FSB) the golden triangle - Southbridge looks after AGP and PCI slots - FSB CPU, RAM, Northbridge CPU Connectivity: - Socket 7 Earlier Pentium CPUs ZIF contact connector - Socket 8 - Pentium Pro 387-pin - Slot 1 - Pentium II 242 SEC contact connector - Slot A - AMD processor, same with Socket A. - ZIF Socket - Zero Insertion Force - Socket 370 - Pentium III and Celeron - Front Bus Frequencies: 66, 100 and 133 MHz - Socket 423 - Pentium IV (OLGA) - Front Bus Speed: 100 MHz FSB - Socket 478 - Pentium IV (FC-PGA2)- Front Bus Frequencies: 400 MHz - 800 MHz (100 MHz - 200 MHz QDR) - LGA - Land Grid Array - 775 Balls. Sockets: Socket 1 - 169 pin holes PGA LIF socket. Socket 2 - 238 pin holes PGA ZIF socket. Slot 1 - 242 leads. SEC slot. Slot 2 - 330 leads. SEC slot. Socket 370 - 370 pin holes SPGA ZIF socket. Socket 418 - 418 pin holes SPGA ZIF socket, this socket was never released. Slot A - 242 leads. SEC slot. Socket A - 462 (actually 453) pin holes ZIF socket. Socket 423 - 423 pin holes SPGA ZIF socket. Socket 478 - 478 pin holes FC-PGA2 ZIF socket. Socket T - 775 balls (30x33) FC-LGA4 socket. Socket 775 - 775 balls (30x33) FC-LGA6 socket. Socket 603 - 603 pin holes (31x25) PGA ZIF socket. Socket 604 - 604 pin holes (31x25) PGA ZIF socket. For faster bus speeds and Low Voltage Xeons. PAC418 - 418 pin holes (2x(19x6)) VLIF socket. PAC611 - 611 pin holes (25x28) VLIF socket. Socket 754 - 754 pin holes (29x29) PGA ZIF socket. Socket 940 - 940 pin holes (31x31) PGA ZIF socket. Socket AM2 - 940 pin holes (31x31) PGA ZIF socket. Memory ROM (Read-Only Memory): - ROM is a form of non-volatile memory. - Contains both POST and SETUP. RAM (Random Access Memory): - RAM is volatile memory and does not retain data without power. - RAM contains any active application, including the operating system. NVRAM (Non-Volatile Memory): - Can maintain data without the use of power. HMA (or high memory area) is the first 64K of extended memory. VRAM Video RAM - Conventional memory is the first 640K of memory. - Upper memory is the memory between 640K and 1024K. - UMA used to load DOS drivers to allow applications more conventional memory. - Extended memory is the memory above 1024K. - Expanded memory is addressed in pages of 16K. General DRAM packaging formats - DRAM chip (Integrated Circuit or IC) - Dual in-line Package (DIP) - DRAM (memory) modules - Single In-line Pin Package (SIPP) - Single In-line Memory Module (SIMM) - Dual In-line Memory Module (DIMM) - Rambus In-line Memory Module (RIMM), technically DIMMs but called RIMMs due to their proprietary slot. - Small outline DIMM (SO-DIMM). Smaller version of the DIMM, used in laptops. Comes in - 72 pins (32-bit), 144 pins (64-bit) and 200 pins (72-bit) . - Small outline RIMM (SO-RIMM). Smaller version of the RIMM, used in laptops. - Stacked RAM chips use two RAM wafers that are stacked on top of each other. This allows a large module (eg:512mb or 1Gig SO-DIMM) manufactured using cheaper low density wafers. Stacked chips draw more power. - DIP 18-pin (DRAM chip, usually pre-FPRAM) - SIPP (usually FPRAM) - SIMM 30-pin (usually FPRAM) - SIMM 72-pin (so-called "PS/2 SIMM", usually EDO RAM) - DIMM 168-pin (SDRAM) - DIMM 184-pin (DDR SDRAM) - DIMM 240-pin (DDR2 SDRAM) Power Settings: S1 is the simplest energy-saving state, often used in older systems whose drivers or hardware won't behave well with more sophisticated levels of power management. A system at the S1 power level simply shuts down the hard drive(s) and monitor, but leaves everything else running normally. Different vendors call S1 by different names, but sleep or standby are perhaps the most common. S2 offers greater power savings because it not only powers down the monitor and drives, it also cuts power to the CPU and its cache. Confusingly, this level also is sometimes called sleep or standby. S3 is a deeper power-savings mode that shuts down almost everything except for the barest trickle of power needed to keep the contents of RAM from fading away and to listen for a wake-up action. In a way, you can think of S3 as a "suspend to RAM" state. In fact, many vendors do refer to S3 as "suspend" mode, but others may call it standby, sleep, instant on, on now, and the like. S4 is fundamentally different from levels S1 to S3. It's hibernation, where the system stops all activity, just as if you had shut it off. But S4 is also different from the simple power-off of level S5 because, before powering down, the S4 hibernation system writes the contents of RAM and some CPU settings to a special file on your hard drive (often called something like "hiberfil.sys"). All these power states are defined in the industry-standard Advanced Configuration and Power Interface specification, developed by Compaq, Intel, Microsoft, Phoenix, and Toshiba. PC Ports Parallel ports: - 25 Pin female, "D" connector (IEEE-1284 cable) - Sends and receives 8 bits of data at a time Serial ports: - 25 Pin male, "D" connector or 9 Pin male, "D" connector - Sends and receives 1 bit of data at a time Video: - HDA 15 pin female, 3 rows of pins. -XGA Cables and Connectors - Tape, removable, hard, and optical drives along with scanners can all use SCSI connections. - Up to seven devices can be chained off of a SCSI port. - 18 feet is the maximum length that a SCSI-1 cable can support. - Most external SCSI devices have 50,68, 84 pin female ports. - Most Controller Cards are set to SCSI ID 7. - Null modem cables (serial cables) are used to transmit data between 2 DTE devices. - 15 feet (3m) is the maximum length that a serial (RS-232) cable should be. - Phone lines (few network) cables use RJ11 connectors. Connector resembles a small phone jack. - Twisted pair cables use RJ45 connectors. Connector resembles a fat phone jack. COM Ports - COM1 and COM3 use IRQ4. - COM2 and COM4 use IRQ3. - The majority of PC's have only 2 COM port connectors. Monitors Dot pitch is the space between pixels in millimeters. The refresh rate is the number times display is redrawn every second. Ratio 4:3 SVGA 1024 x 768 Video Cards AGP 1x - A 32-bit channel operating at 66 MHz resulting in a maximum data rate of 266 megabytes per second (MB/s), doubled from the 133 MB/s transfer rate of PCI bus 33 MHz / 32-bit; 3.3 V signaling. AGP 2x - A 32-bit channel operating at 66 MHz double pumped to an effective 133 MHz resulting in a maximum data rate of 533 MB/s; signaling voltages the same as AGP 1x; AGP 4x - A 32-bit channel operating at 66 MHz quad pumped to an effective 266 MHz resulting in a maximum data rate of 1066 MB/s (1 GB/s); 1.5 V signaling; AGP 8x - A 32-bit channel operating at 66 MHz, strobing eight times per clock, delivering an effective 533 MHz resulting in a maximum data rate of 2133 MB/s (2 GB/s); 0.8 V signaling. PCI Express - Abbreviated officially with PCIe (PCI-E is also often used) and should not be mistaken for PCI-X, is an implementation of the PCI connection standard that uses existing PCI programming concepts, but bases it on a completely different and much faster full duplex, multi-lane, point to point serial physical-layer communications protocol. PCI Express was formerly known as Arapaho or 3GIO for 3rd Generation I/O. - PCIe transfers data at 250 MB/s per lane. With a maximum of 32 lanes, PCIe allows for a total combined transfer rate of 8 GB/s.[1] To put these figures into perspective, a single lane has nearly twice the data rate of normal PCI, a four lane slot has a comparable data rate to the fastest version of PCI-X, and an eight lane slot has a data rate comparable to the fastest version of AGP. The full duplex point to point nature of PCIe should further improve its advantage over PCI, particularly in systems with many devices. PCI-X (Peripheral Component Interconnect Extended) is a computer bus and expansion card standard designed to supersede PCI. It is essentially a faster version of PCI, running at twice the speed, and is otherwise similar in physical implementation and basic design. It has itself been replaced in modern designs by the similar-sounding PCI Express, which features a very different logical design. - PCI-X was developed jointly by IBM, HP, and Compaq. PCI-X is a revision to the PCI standard that doubles the clock speed (from 66 MHz to 133 MHz) and hence the amount of data exchanged between the computer processor and peripherals. Standard PCI supports up to 64-bit at 66 MHz (though anything above 32-bit at 33 MHz is only seen in high end systems) and additional bus standards move 32 bits at 66 MHz or 64 bits at 33 MHz IRQ (Interrupt Requests) IRQ 1 Keyboard IRQ 2(9) Video Card IRQ 3 Com2, Com4 IRQ 4 Com1, Com3 IRQ 5 Available (Normally LPT2 or sound card) IRQ 6 Floppy Disk Controller IRQ 7 Parallel Port (LPT1) IRQ 8 Real-time clock IRQ 9 Redirected IRQ2 IRQ 10 Available IRQ 11 Available IRQ 12 PS/2 Mouse IRQ 13 Math Coprocessor IRQ 14 Hard Disk Controller IRQ 15 Available I/O Ports COM1 3F8H COM2 2F8H COM3 3E8H COM4 2E8H LPT1 378H LPT2 278H Drives - A cluster is a group of sectors. Sectors are aligned in tracks and shown as pie shaped. - The seek time is the time that is takes the head to reach the needed track. - The latency period is the time that it takes the sector to move under the head. -The access time is the overall time it takes a hard drive to find data. - The data transfer rate is how fast the hard drive sends data to the PC. - FORMAT /S is the fastest way to make a bootable disk. The /S switch tells FORMAT to copy system boot files. - FDD (Floppy Disk Controllers) controllers use DMA channel 2 in most cases, First DMA available is 4. - HDI = Head to Disk Interference - CD, CD-ROM, DVD: Read only storage, WORM, used for mass distribution of digital information - CD-R, DVD-R, DVD+R: Write once unique storage, used for tertiary and off-line storage - CD-RW, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD-RAM: Rewritable disks. The +/- indicates DVD can operate both standards. - Blu-ray - blue-violet laser used to read and write a shorter wavelength (405 nm) 25GB vs DVD 4.7GB. - HD DVD - 15GB and dual 30GB. Disc BD-ROM HD-DVD ROM3X DVD ROMDVD ROMLaser wavelength 405 Nm 405 Nm 650 Nm 650 Nm Numerical aperture 0.85 0.65 0.6 0.6 Storage capacity single layer 25 GB 15 GB 4.7 GB 4.7 GB Storage capacity dual layer 50 GB 30 GB 8.5 GB 8.5 GB Playback time on two layers (Standard Definition) 23 hours 13.8 hours N/A 4 hours Playback time on two layers (High Definition) 9 hours 5.4 hours 2 hours -Maximum data transfer rate54.0 Mbit/s36.55 Mbit/s36.55 Mbit/s11.08 Mbit/s  Networking - Coaxial, twisted pair, and fiber optic cables are all used in networking. - A token ring network passes packets of data called tokens to each station in a network. - LAN - Local Area Network WAN - Wide Area Network MAN - Metropolitan Area Network - Fiber-Optic - Cables designed for high transfer rates over large distances; carry light pulse signals through glass core at speeds of between 100Mbps - 200,000Mbps. - Ethernet use coaxial and twisted pair wiring, and can support speeds of 10mbps -100mpbs. - 10Base5 - 10 Mbps transfer rate with coaxial wire. - 10BaseT - 10 Mbps transfer rate, baseband transmission, with twisted pair wire. - 100BaseT - 100 Mbps transfer rate, baseband transmission, with twisted pair wire. - 100BaseTX Two Pairs of Wires, 100BaseT4 Four pairs of wires or Eight in total. - 100BaseFL Fiber Optic. Printers Laser Printers: The order of processes in a laser printer is: Crystal Clear Water Doesnt Taste Funny 1. Cleaning 2. Charging 3. Writing 4. Developing 5. Transferring 6. Fusing The primary corona has the highest negative charge in a printer. Always check where the leading edge of paper is when troubleshooting paper jams, because it can indicate which printer part is causing the jam. - The photoconductive drum in a laser printer is charged negatively, and loses its charge when light hits it. The transfer corona can cause the print to be too light. - The ozone filter needs to be replaced on laser printers when performing preventative maintenance. - For dark spots on a page with a laser printer, it indicates loose toner particles. Running extra paper through will usually resolve it. - Paper comes out in bunches or smears high humidity. Dot Matrix: A tight ribbon can cause flecks and smudges on the paper. Missing or broken printhead pins causes incomplete characters. Never lubricate the printhead on a printer. If the print density is erratic, then there is probably an error with the ribbon advance. Modem Commands Command Function ATA Answer ATD Dial ATDL Redial ATH Hangs up modem ATH(1) Hang up (seconds) ATZ Resets the modem , (comma) Pause PCMCIA Type 1 3.3mm Memory Type 2 5mm Modems, Network cards Type 3 10.5mm Hard Disks Socket Services - BIOS level software interface for hardware information. Card Services - I/O, IRQ hardware interface with computers. CIS (Card ID Structure) - Cards describe themselves to other devices. PCMCIA cards use very little power and can be hot-swapped. Power Supplies Yellow: +12 Blue: -12 Red: +5 White: -5 Voltage for motor: +/- 12 volts Voltage for circuitry: +/- 5 volts System Boards Common form factors include AT, Baby AT, ATX, Mini ATX, LPX, Mini LPX and NLX.  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.computer-info.co.uk/images/Motherboard.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  - ATX System Board: 90 degrees, CPU closer to Power Fan, Soft Power, PS/2, onboard connectors - microATX is a small PC motherboard standard, with a maximum size of 9.69.6 Expansion Buses: - PCI - ransfer rate of 532 MB/s compared to PCI-X is 1.06 GB/s. 32-bit or 64-bit bus width - PCI-X - doubles clock speed from 66 MHz to 133 MHz - PCIe - 250 MB/s per lane. With a maximum of 32 lanes and a combined transfer rate of 8 GB/s - USB - 127 Devices, 7 per hub - HyperTransport (not HyerThreading) - CSI (Common System Interface expected in 2008 to replace FSB) - AGP (being phased out) - VLB (outdated) - ISA (outdated) - EISA (outdated) - Bus Mastering allows a controller connected to the bus to communicate directly with other devices on the bus without going through the CPU - SATA 1 or SATA/150 run at 1.5 Gbit/s. - SATA 3.0 Gbit/s run at 2.4 Gbit/s or 300 MB/s for the wire - USB 2.0 can theoretically operate at 480 Mbits/s, 5Volts, 5 Meters with a max of 30Meters, 5 Hubs. - FireWire 400 can transfer data between devices at 400 Mbit/s and 4.5 meters (about 15 feet). - FireWire 800 (1394b) transfer rate of 786.432 Mbit/s up to 100 meters between devices. The most significant technical differences between FireWire and USB include the following: 1. A USB network use a tiered-star topology, while FireWire networks use a repeater-based topology. 2. A USB uses a "speak-when-spoken-to" protocol; peripherals cannot communicate with the host unless the host specifically requests communication. A FireWire device can communicate with any other node at any time, subject to network conditions. 3. A USB network relies on a single host at the top of the tree to control the network. In a FireWire network, any capable node can control the network. These and other differences reflect the differing design goals of the two buses: USB was designed for simplicity and low cost, while FireWire was designed for high performance, particularly in time-sensitive applications such as audio and video. Windows Hardware Requirements - Before beginning any installation, you should check the Hardware Compatibility List(HCL) Windows 2000 Professional Hardware Requirements - 133 MHz - 32MB of RAM minimum - 650 MB of Hard Disk Space - Supports up to 2 processors. Windows 2000 Server: - 133 MHz - 128 MB of RAM minimum (4 GB maximum). - 2 GB hard disk with a minimum of 1.0 GB free space - Windows 2000 Server supports up to four CPUs, Advanced Server (8) Datacenter (32) Windows XP hardware requirements: - 233 MHz minimum required (single or dual processor system); - 64 MB minimum supported - 1.5 gigabytes (GB) of available hard disk space - XP Home supports 1 CPU, Professional supports 2 Windows 2003 Server hardware requirements: - 133-MHz processor required - 128 MB of RAM required 4GB max - 1.25 to 2 GB of disk space. - Windows 2003 Web supports 2 CPU, Standard (4), Enterprise (8), Datacenter (8-64) Windows 2003 Business Edition: - 750 MHz - 512 MB - 16 GB of available hard disk space NT Workstation can support 2 CPU's, NT Server supports 4 CPU's, OEM version of NT Server can support up to 32 CPU's. Microsoft Vista and optional Premium version: - 800 MHz and 1 GHz for Premium - 512 MB RAM and 1 GB for Premium - 15-20GB HD and 15-40 GB HD space - Normal Graphics and 128 MB for Premium Honest Toms A+ Windows Notes Filing Systems - The following are common hard disk configurations: - Partition - A partition is a portion of a physical hard disk. A partition can be primary or extended - Primary Partition - This is a bootable partition. One primary partition can be made active. - Extended Partition - An extended partition is made from the free space on a hard disk and can be broken down into smaller logical drives. There can only be one of these per hard disk. - Logical Drive - These are a primary partition or portions of an extended partition that are assigned a drive letter. - Volume - This is a disk or part of a disk that is combined with space from the same or another disk to create one larger volume. This volume can be formatted and assigned a drive letter like a logical drive, but can span more than one hard disk. A volume set can be extended without starting over, however to make it smaller, the set must be deleted and re-created. There are various management tools that can be used to configure drives. The Disk Management MMC is a snap-in for the Computer Management Console in Windows 2000. You can create partitions, volume sets, logical drives, format disks, etc. NT 4.0 had a similar tool called the "Disk Administrator". DOS and Windows 9x utilize the FDISK utility. When discussing Windows file systems you need to understand what File Allocation Tables(FAT) are. - FAT is a table that an operating system maintains in order to map the clusters(the smallest unit of storage) that a file has been stored in. When files are written to a hard disk, the files are stored in one or more clusters that may be spread out all over the hard disk. The table allows Windows to find the "pieces" of your file and reassemble them when you wish to open it. - FAT16 - FAT16 table entries are 16 bits in length limiting hard disk sizes to 2GB. Note that even if the OS supports larger partition sizes, the BIOS must also support logical block addressing(LBA) or the maximum partition that you will be able to create will be either 504 or 528 MB. - FAT32 - Created to allow more efficient use of hard drive space and allowed for partitions up to 8GB using 4KB cluster sizes. In order to format a drive as FAT32, the "Large disk Support" must be enabled when starting FDISK. FAT32 is not compatible with older versions of Windows including Windows 95A and NT. In Windows 9.x, the CVT1.EXE can be used to convert FAT16 partitions to FAT32. - NTFS4 - NTFS4 is the file system used by Windows NT that provides increased security and reliability over other file systems. On an NTFS partition, you can't boot from a DOS boot disk - this is one of the security features of NTFS. Additionally, a floppy disk cannot be formatted as NTFS. For this reason it might not be a bad idea to have a small partition formatted FAT so that you can boot into DOS for recovery purposes. In order to convert a FAT partition to NTFS, NT includes a utility called convert.exe. - NTFS5 - This is the native file system for Windows 2000. NTFS5 has many new features as follows: - Encrypted File System(EFS) - Windows 2K NTFS volumes have the ability to encrypt data on the disk. - CIPHER.EXE is a command line utility that allows for bulk or scripted file encryption. - Disk Quotas - Provides the ability to set space limitations on users on a per volume basis. - Defragmentation - Windows 2K now includes a disk defragmenter that can be used on NTFS partitions. - Volume Mount Points - Provides the ability to add new volumes to the file system without having to assign a drive letter to them. This feature is only available on an NTFS partition using dynamic volumes. - Compression - In Windows 2000 files, folders and entire drives can be compressed by right clicking on the item to be compressed and selecting "properties" and then "advanced". - The CONVERT.EXE utility can be used to convert a FAT32 partition to NTFS. (Convert d: /fs:ntfs) - HPFS - Stands for High Performance File System and is used with OS/2 operating systems. This file system can only be accessed by Windows NT 3.51 and OS/2. - Windows 9x operating systems also employ VFAT which is a protected-mode FAT file system that prevents DOS and the BIOS from accessing resources. VFAT is the replacement for SMARTDRV.SYS and uses a driver called VCACHE. Windows 9x Structure Windows 9x are 32-bit operating systems. - Windows 95 had 2 releases - The FAT16 original release and later OSR2 which utilized the FAT32 file system, added personal web server, Active Desktop and several other new features. - Windows 98 had 2 releases as well - The original version and Windows 98 Second Edition(SE). Below is an outline of the boot process and the files involved: - POST CPU checks power and then goes to BIOS for Hardware tests - Plug and Play Configuration -Windows 9x is a Plug and Play(PnP) operating system. In order for PnP to work, three things have to be compliant: the BIOS, hardware and operating system/ - Master Boot Record - The MBR is located. - IO.SYS - This file loads drivers and executes CONFIG.SYS, MSDOS.SYS and COMMAND.COM COMMAND.COM - Loads AUTOEXEC.BAT - WIN.COM - This file begins the loading of Windows 9x system files. - KERNEL32.DLL/KERNEL386.EXE - These files contain the core operating system and is responsible for loading device drivers. - GDI.EXE/GDI32.EXE - These files are responsible for loading the basic GUI or graphical user interface. - WIN.INI - Along with WINFILE.INI and SYSTEM.INI, these files provide backward compatibility with older 16-bit applications and are not required in order for 32-bit applications to run under Windows 9x. Most of the functions of these files are now stored in the registry files. Windows 9x supports long file names up to 255 characters. Duplicate filenames(8.3 format) are assigned for backward compatibility (i.e. DOS). This is done by taking the first six characters of the filename adding a tilde (~) and then a number. For example, My Documents.doc would become mydocu~1.doc. The registry is a hierarchical database that contains the system's configuration information. The registry is made up of 2 files that are located in the Windows directory: - USER.DAT - Contains information about system users. - SYSTEM.DAT - Contains information about hardware and system settings. - The backup files are called USER.DA0 and SYSTEM.DA0. Windows 98 backs up SYSTEM.DAT, USER.DAT, SYSTEM.INI and WIN.INI as .CAB files that are stored in in the hidden Windows\Sysbackup directory. MSCONFIG - Windows 98, ME comes with a utility called MSCONFIG.EXE that provides an easy way to edit the config.sys, autoexec.bat, win.ini and system.ini files. This manager also provides the ability to back these files up, modify the start-up environment and configure advanced troubleshooting settings. SYSEDIT - Provides very similar functionality as MSCONFIG and allows the 4 files plus PROTOCOL.INI to be edited. It also provides a search function and Works in Windows 95/NT/2000. In Windows NT4, 2000, XP, 2003 the files are called NTUSER. Windows NT/2000 Structure - Windows NT and 2000 are 32 bit operating systems that run in 2 different modes which are kernel(protected) and user. Applications use Application Program Interfaces(APIs) to pass threads between the 2 modes. User mode provides no direct access to the system's hardware. - Multiple execution threads are supported for each process - Memory Protection - each Win32 application is separated and protected from other applications - 2GB non-segmented address spaces are assigned to each application - NT/2000 supports DOS applications via VDMs(Virtual DOS Machines). A VDM is a Win32 application that creates an environment where DOS applications can run. It does this by making the NT Workstation resemble a DOS environment and tricks the DOS applications into thinking that they have unrestricted access to the computer's hardware. NT can only support DOS applications that use VDDs(Virtual Device Drivers) to intercept the applications calls to the computer's hardware. NT/2000 also supports Win16 applications with the use of a DOS application called WOW(Windows on Windows). WOW runs within a VDM that runs as a 32-bit process. If a Win16 application crashes it will only corrupt the WOW, but will not affect the rest of the NT operating system. The boot files used by NT/2000 are completely different than Windows 9x and are listed below: - BOOT.INI - Specifies boot defaults, operating system locations, settings and menu selections. - BOOTSECT.DOS - A file located in the system partition that allows the option to boot into another operating system such as Win98 or DOS. - NTDETECT.COM - Hardware detection program that is located on the root of the system partition. - NTLDR - File that loads the operating system and is located on the root of the system partition. - NTOSKRNL.EXE - The executable file. - OSLOADER.EXE - This is the OS loader for RISC based systems. - NTBOOTDD.SYS - File used when the system or boot partition is located on a SCSI drive and the BIOS is disabled. The registry editors included with Windows NT/2000 include Regedt32 and Regedit. For Windows 2000, the Regedt32 tool should be used while Windows NT can use either. Most of the registry(the static items) are contained in hive files which are located in the \WINNT\SYSTEM32\CONFIG directory. The 5 hives are SAM, security, software, system and default. In Windows 2000 most system administration tasks are performed in the Computer Management Console that contains all of the various Microsoft Management Consoles(MMCs) in one location. Windows 2000 filenames can be up to 215 characters long and cannot contain the following: <>\/?*"| and Windows 2000 supports PnP while NT does not. Windows XP Whats new?  HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Windows_XP.PNG" \o "A standard Windows XP desktop. Windows XP's new theme, Luna, can be seen in this screenshot."  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/b/ba/Windows_XP.PNG/250px-Windows_XP.PNG" \* MERGEFORMATINET - New desktop Luna Theme with Classic option, - Fast user switching - Help and Support Center - Remote Assistance - Remote Desktop - Windows Messenger - The Search Companion - Safer driver installations - Rollback Drivers  Differences between Home and Professional Editions Windows XP Home Edition Contains basic support for security among multiple users. Built-in support for peer-to-peer networking, but only for up to five computers. The backup utlity is not installed by default, but is included on the CD. Windows XP Professional Edition Includes extended support for security between multiple users on the same machine. Better support for peer-to-peer networking, plus support for joining a "Windows NT domain." The backup utlity is installed by default. Windows XP Professional includes the following components not found in the Home edition: The following features are not present in Windows XP Home Edition. Administrative Tools (Start Menu and Control Panel) Users and Group Addition in Computer Management Window Multi-processor support Remote Desktop Automated System Recovery (ASR) Dynamic Disk Support Internet Information Services/Personal Web Server NTFS Encryption Utility File-level access control Domain membership - Home Edition cannot logon to an Active Directory. IntelliMirror Roaming profiles Client-side caching Network Monitor Offline Files and Folders Sysprep RIS deployments. 64-bit Edition The user interface for IPSecurity (IPSec) SNMP SAP Agent Client Service for NetWare Boot Configuration Manager DriverQuery Group Policy Refresh Utility Multi-lingual User Interface (MUI) add-on OpenFiles Performance Log Manager Scheduled Tasks Console Security Template Utility Taskkill Tasklist Telnet Administrator Dynamic Disks, Fax. Troubleshooting: Emergency Repair Disks commands: Win9x Control Panel/Add Remove NT4 At the Command Line RDISK W2K ERD Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/Backup XP ASR - Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/Backup Creating Boot Disks - DOS (1) boot disks are created by using the command format a: /s. - Windows 9X, (1) Add/Remove Programs in control panel, select the "Startup Disk" tab. - Windows NT4 (3) boot disks can be made from the i386 folder using the WINNT.EXE /OX command. - Windows 2000 (4) from the installation CD, Bootdisk folder, MAKEBOOT.EXE utility. - Windows XP (6) use the CD-Rom to boot up or go to Microsoft Website to create boot disks.. Windows Issues - Windows Protection Errors - Typically caused by the type or speed of the RAM installed in the system. - Bad or Missing COMMAND.COM - This means that the OS is unable to locate the file COMMAND.COM. To fix this problem use the make sure that the necessary boot files are located on the hard drive. If not, boot with the startup disk and enter the command SYS C:\ which will copy the system files to the hard drive(Windows 9x only). - HIMEM.SYS not loaded - Check the CONFIG.SYS file and make sure that the line - Device=C:\HIMEM.SYS exists and that the path specified to the file is where the file actually is. - Operating system not found - A common cause of this error is booting a system with a non-bootable floppy in the floppy drive - Short beeps indicate RAM or Video. Usually Video has numbered short long beeps. Printing Issues Print Spooler is stalled - Go to the spool folder which is located in C:\Path to system files\spool\printers directory and delete all files in this location and resend any incompleted print jobs. - Incorrect print drivers - Having an incorrect driver can cause any number of problems from pages coming out as garbled ASCII text to not having access to the full range of features available for that printer. Drivers can be updated by going to the Printers control panel, right clicking on the printer and select properties. - Out of memory - Print jobs have to be spooled to hard disk space. If there is not enough hard disk space available this error will occur. Try freeing up hard drive space or move the spool folder to a drive with more free space. Other Troubleshooting Tools COMMAND Windows 9x command line window CMD Windows NT4, 2K, XP command line window REGEDIT 16 bit registry editor, Windows 2000 uses both. REGEDT32 32 bit registry editor, Windows XP uses both but shows only one screen layout. DEVICE MANAGER hardware manager MSCONFIG Windows configuration tool. Know difference between Win98 and XP version. 2K none. MSINFO - Used to view installed devices and drivers. - Windows 9x and MSINFO32 in W2K or XP. DRWATSON - Will generate an error log when certain types of errors occur. Windows 3.x/9x/NT/2000 GPEDIT.MSC Group Editor tool for Windows XP CHKDSK Check Disk CMDCONS Command Console installation ASD.EXE - Automatic Skip Driver Agent identifies devices that can cause Windows 98 or Windows Me to stop responding (hang) when you start your computer, and then disables them so that they are bypassed when you next restart your computer. TYPES OF BACKUP: Backup command: ntbackup. Know the different paths to Backup Windows. - Full - copies all files and marks them as being backed up. - Incremental - copies only files created/changed since last full backup, marks them as being backed up. - Differential - copies only files created/changed since last full backup, doesnt mark them. - Daily - copies only files created/changed today, doesnt mark them as being backed up. Viruses malicious programming. There are several different categories of viruses as follows: Trojan Horse - These are files that claim to be something desirable but are destructive and cause loss or theft of data. Trojans are different from viruses as they do not replicate themselves like viruses do. Worms - These are programs that replicate themselves from system to system without the use of a host file. Boot sector viruses - Boot sector viruses infect the system area of a disk known as the boot record. Master boot record viruses - Master boot record viruses are memory resident viruses that infect disks in the same manner as boot sector viruses. The difference between these two virus types is where the viral code is located. These can often be fixed by using FDISK /MBR. Networking IPX/SPX - The fastest routable protocol and is used on Novell Netware networks. TCP/IP - TCP/IP open source protocol as it is the foundation for communication over the internet. NETBEUI - The NetBios Extended User Interface is a non-routable protocol using NETBIOS. NETBIOS User friendly names to IP addresses in a local network. HTTP - Exchanging files and multimedia over the Internet. HTTPS (SSL) it the secure version. Port 80 SMTP - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol and is used to reliably send mail over the Internet. Port 25 POP3 - Post Office Protocol and is used for the receiving of email. Port 110 Computers are given unique names to help identify them on the network. In Windows 9x the computer name can be up to 15 characters long and cannot use spaces. In Windows 2000/XP, the name can be up to 63 characters and should only contain letters, numbers and hyphens. Name Servers - Name servers such as WINS and DNS are used to make finding resources on large network easier without having to memorize IP addresses. They provide a more "friendly" way of locating things. - WINS is used to register NetBIOS names and resolve them to IP addresses for both local and remote hosts. - Internet Service Provider (ISP) who provides your connection to the Internet (eg: Shaw, Telus). - DHCP Dynamic Host Control Protocol Provides IP addresses to computers. - Root Level Domains - The top of the tree. - Top Level Domains - These are divided into different categories. Com, net, mil, edu, org and gov are the most common. - Second Level Domains - These domains make up the rest of networks as all sub-domains are categorized under this heading. So if you visit Intel's site, you are visiting the sub-domain intel.com. - Hosts - Hosts are the final level in the hierarchy as they are the individual computers that occupy or comprise a domain and are where the web pages are located. - Nodes Computers in a network - IEEE 802 Specifications 802.1 Internetworking 802.2 LLC (Logical Link Control) 802.3 CSMA/CD - Ethernet 802.4 Token Bus LAN 802.5 Token Ring LAN 802.6 MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) 802.7 Broadband Technical Advisory Group 802.8 Fiber-Optic Technical Advisory Group 802.9 Integrated Voice/Data Networks 802.10 Network Security 802.11 Wireless Networks 802.12 Demand Priority Access LAN, 100 Base VG - AnyLAN 802.15 Wireless personal area networks (WPANs) 802.16 Metropolitan area networks (MANs) Wi-Fi Ensures compatibility among 802.11b and interoperability certification by Wi-Fi Alliance 802.11a Enhancement to 802.11 that applies to wireless ATM systems Used in access hubs Enhanced data speed Frequency range 5.725 GHz to 5.850 GHz 802.11b Enhancement to 802.11 that employs complementary code keying (CCK) High data speed Low susceptibility to multipath-propagation interference Frequency range 2.400 GHz to 2.4835 GHz 802.11d Enhancement to 802.11 that allows for global Roaming Attributes similar to 802.11b Particulars can be set at Media Access Control (MAC) layer 802.11e Enhancement to 802.11 that includes Quality of Service (QoS) features Facilitates prioritization of data, voice, and video transmissions 802.11g Enhancement to 802.11 that offers wireless transmission over relatively short distances Operates at up to 54 megabits per second (Mbps) 802.11h Enhancement to 802.11a that resolves interference issues Dynamic frequency selection (DFS) Transmit power control (TPC) 802.11i Enhancement to 802.11 that offers additional security for WLAN applications 802.11j Japanese regulatory extensions to 802.11a specification Frequency range 4.9 GHz to 5.0 GHz 802.11k Radio resource measurements for networks using 802.11 family specifications 802.11m Maintenance of 802.11 family specifications Corrections and amendments to existing documentation 802.11x Generic term for 802.11 family specifications under development General term for all 802.11 family specifications TCP Command Line Utilities arp- Arp.exe is used to resolve an IP address to its hardware (MAC address). Local Arp cache is checked first before initiating an ARP request broadcast Switches -a - View the contents of the local ARP cache table -s - Add a static Arp entry for frequent accessed hosts -d - Delete a entry ipconfig - The ipconfig is a command line tool for NT that shows how the computer's IP stack is configured.C:\ipconfig Windows NT IP Configuration: Ethernet adapter E100B1: IP Address: 198.133.234.23 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 198.133.234.2 Switches /all - Extra information is revealed; IP host name, DNS, WINS server /release - If DHCP is enabled, you release the lease with this switch. /renew - The renew switch will update and renew DHCP lease information from the DHCP Server. Winipcfg - The winipcfg is a GUI version for Windows 95 ipconfig netstat - The netstat tool displays protocol statistics and the state of current TCP/IP connections C:\WINDOWS>netstat /? Displays protocol statistics and current TCP/IP network connections. NETSTAT [-a] [-e] [-n] [-s] [-p proto] [-r] [interval] -a Displays all connections and listening ports. -e Displays Ethernet statistics. This may be combined with the -s option. -n Displays addresses and port numbers in numerical form. -p proto Shows connections for the protocol specified by proto; proto may be TCP or UDP. If used with the -s option to display per-protocol statistics, proto may be TCP, UDP, or IP. -r Displays the routing table. -s Displays per-protocol statistics. By default, statistics are shown for TCP, UDP and IP; the -p option may be used to specify a subset of the default. interval Redisplays selected statistics, pausing interval seconds between each display. Press CTRL+C to stop redisplaying statistics. If omitted, netstat will print the current configuration information once. nbtstat The nbtstat checks the state of NetBIOS over TCP/IP connections and returns NetBIOS session and name resolution statistics. This tool can also be used to update the local NetBIOS name cache. Displays protocol statistics and current TCP/IP connections using NBT(NetBIOS over TCP/IP). NBTSTAT [-a RemoteName] [-A IP address] [-c] [-n] [-r] [-R] [-s] [S] [interval] ] -a (adapter status) Lists the remote machine's name table given its name -A (Adapter status) Lists the remote machine's name table given its IP address. -c (cache) Lists the remote name cache including the IP addresses -n (names) Lists local NetBIOS names. -r (resolved) Lists names resolved by broadcast and via WINS -R (Reload) Purges and reloads the remote cache name table -S (Sessions) Lists sessions table with the destination IP addresses -s (sessions) Lists sessions table converting destination IP addresses to host names via the hosts file. RemoteName Remote host machine name. IP address Dotted decimal representation of the IP address. interval Redisplays selected statistics, pausing interval seconds between each display. Press Ctrl+C to stop redisplaying statistics. Note: Netstat works for TCP/IP connections, and Nbtstat works for NetBIOS connections. nslookup The Nslookup tool is used to trace DNS queries from start to finish Ping- Ping.exe verifies configurations and tests connectivity INCLUDEPICTURE \d "trob.gif"If you can ping a hostname but cannot connect to a share point in Explorer, then the LMHOST file does not have an entry for that hostname or WINS is not working. Conversely, if you CAN connect to a share in Explorer yet cannot ping the hostname, then either the HOST file entry is wrong or DNS is not working. NetBIOS-problems are due to problems with WINS or LMHOST file. DNS- problems are due to HOST file errors or DNS server problems. Tracert - The tracert tool shows the route a packet will take over a network from one computer to another. APLUS Odds-n-Ends Automatic Skip Driver Win98 ME is better than Win98 due to smart menu/run commands, networking and media F0000 ram bios 0a00-0b000 svga bios 1F0h primary, 170h secondary ide Real video 16bit, VXD 32 bit SBD stacks, buffers, devices DMA goes from 0-7, floppy uses 2 Know how to do backup in W2K/XP ATA/33 40ribbon vs ATA/66 80 ribbon each has own ground to cut noise 10baseT twisted, 10base2 is Bus/Coaxial EDO vs Fast Page, EDO faster Black border on monitor settings EPP (one way) and ECP (two way) cables RET (Resolution Enhancement Technology) for lasersreduce for mem error IEEE 1284 or RS-232 is a parallel cable ESCD (Extended System Configuration Data) BIOS gets PNP info from here ATZ to reset modem, ATH to hang up, ATDT to dail Shadowing Copy BIOS ROM into RAM for faster access Wavey images is toner, all black is PC, smudge is fuser, hyrogrif is drivers EEPROM use I/O address, Protocol (rules), MAC for NIC cards SCSI-2 uses Command queuing FRU RAM, BIOS Battery, and CPU - not ROM, or System Chassis Backup- Incremental (fastest), Differential (restore), Copy (fastest of all), Full MSCDEX.exe is the CD-Rom boot file DR. Watson under c:\winnt\system32 and leaves report in %SystemRoot% folder Scanreg for win98 XP Files and Settings Transfer Wizard found System Settings or on CD Utility wizard for magnification under Accessibility W2K/XP, .Bin and .Com files are hidden by default Print job hangs, restart the spooler Profiles: Local on machine, Roaming, Mandatory from Server. Firmware, Software, Shareware, Freeware, Adware NetBEUI cant cross routers, but is small and fast 4x AGP goes 1056Mbps Line Analyzer checks for voltage spikes F5 safe, F8 selection mode only Use mouse to move around between tabs in System Properties/Device Manager AGP Cards are 32bit x255 Watch for Watts when replacing power Video codes7 Computer reboots often, check power and heat 1024x768 uses 4MB ram NIC uses IRQ/IO/MAC 802.11 uses FHSS/DSSS and CSMA/CA WEP is the security setting Storage is done in clusters which are groups of sectors drwatson winmsd same as msinfo32 NT4 Winnt /b and Winnt /ox Vitual Minor? MSDOS install run, use full screen F5 vs F8 in Win98 click on a .reg to install into registry Shift+F8 refreshes desktop icons Learn Boot.ini /sos NTBootDD SCSI Recover consol /cmdcons winnt32 /checkupgradeonly MMC NTFS to FAT32 long filenames and attributes are kept System Restore needs 12% of HD Advanced Tab under Performance button under Advanced Tab under Dev Mgr RPC Server down Print Server or network down XP file transfer option smartdrv know event viewer     PAGE  PAGE 12  !#(-./6S|}~ځo`o`N@h1?VB* CJPJaJph#h`-hB5B* PJ\aJphh1?V5B* PJ\aJph#h`-h`-5B* PJ\aJph!h`-5B* CJPJ\aJphh5B* PJ\phh1?V5B* PJ\phh`-5B* PJ\phh`-h`-5B* PJ\ph!h`-5B* CJ$PJ\aJph'h`-hFI5B* CJ$PJ\aJph!h1?V5B* CJ$PJ\aJph~T  : \ | N  6  & Fgd3)gdBgdFIT V : < \ ^ | ~ 4 5 ? @ N qh3)B* CJPJaJph!hFIh3)B* CJPJaJph!h3)h3)B* CJPJaJphh{B* CJPJaJph#h`-hB5B* PJ\aJphhBB* CJPJaJph!h6 hBB* CJPJaJphh1?VB* CJPJaJph!hFIhBB* CJPJaJph,  & * , 6 B [^abnsfghpϯϏpah`-5B* PJ\aJph!hB5B* CJPJ\aJphh3)B* CJPJaJph!hBhBB* CJPJaJphh`-hBB* PJaJph#h`-hB5B* PJ\aJphh{B* CJPJaJphhBB* CJPJaJph!hFIhBB* CJPJaJph!h6 hBB* CJPJaJph#%Dq@uj1fgp0xgd\`gd\gdBgdFI & Fgd3)pxFH{()Hij뢑}ooaooSB h`-hK5B* PJaJphhBB* CJPJaJphh{B* CJPJaJphh\B* CJPJaJph'h3)h3)56B* CJPJaJph!h3)56B* CJPJaJph!hB56B* CJPJaJph!hFIh\B* CJPJaJph*h3)h\56B* CJPJ\aJph!hFIhBB* CJPJaJph'h3)hB56B* CJPJaJphF()Hph;h '$a$gd{gd\gdKgdB`gd\HJprhj'(:;=hj '8񦓦h`-5B* ph$h\h\B* CJPJ\aJphh\B* CJPJ\aJphh`-B* CJPJaJphh{B* CJPJaJphh\B* CJPJaJph!hKhKB* CJPJaJphhKB* CJPJaJph3'(CN^5<~ W !f!^gd{`gd`-gdFIgd`-8: CDN^}5<ag~  A D W Y { !!!!"!&!'!K!U!f!h!Ǵv!hFIh`-B* CJPJaJphh`-B* CJPJaJphh{B* CJPJaJph!hFIhFIB* CJPJaJph$h{hFI6B* CJPJaJph#h`-hFI5B* PJ\aJphh{5B* PJ\aJphhEjIh`-B* phhEjIh`-5B* ph.f!!"""="W"""""#'#9#:#F#$$$$W%X%&&))U+-- -gd>tgd{gdFIh!!!"""$"="?"W"Y"""#'#8#:#F#M#O#$$$$$$$$W%X%_%a%&{kZk{kZk{kZk{kZ!h{h{B* CJPJaJphh>t5B* CJPJaJph$h{h{5B* CJPJaJph h>th>t5B* PJaJphh{B* CJPJaJphhbUB* CJPJaJph#h`-hFI5B* PJ\aJph$h{hFI6B* CJPJaJphh`-B* CJPJaJph!hFIhFIB* CJPJaJph&&&& &''))))U+W+,-- -&-'-;-=-Q-R-ͿzhYH:H:H:h B* CJPJaJph!hFIhFIB* CJPJaJphh`-hFIB* PJaJph#h`-hFI5B* PJ\aJph!h{h>tB* CJPJaJph!h>th>tB* CJPJaJph$h>th>t5B* CJPJaJphh>t5B* CJPJaJphh{B* CJPJaJph!h{h{B* CJPJaJph$h{h{5B* CJPJaJphh>tB* CJPJaJph -3-K-`-u-----...C.Y.u..........///s//0gd gdFIR-f-g-{-|-------.. .!.5.6.J.K.`.a.|.}...... ////Y/q/s/u///000+0\0^00011141]1z1{1}111̻hIB* CJPJaJphh3)B* CJPJaJph#h`-hFI5B* PJ\aJph!hFIh B* CJPJaJph'hFIh 5B* CJPJ\aJphh B* CJPJaJph!hFIhFIB* CJPJaJph70\001{111W22G3M3U3`3k3s3$$Ifa$gdl $Ifgdl gd3)gdFI111122&2W2Y2y22222222333%3&3'3)3/30313E3F3G3t3333334-4L44444ijĢ~~~~~~!hhIB* CJPJaJph$hhI5B* CJPJaJph hhI5B* PJaJph!h*"h*"B* CJPJaJphh*"B* CJPJaJphhIB* CJPJaJphh3)B* CJPJaJph!h3)h3)B* CJPJaJph*s3t333K8"$$Ifa$gdl $Ifgdl kd$$Iflr .t" FTF t0644 layt333333kd$$IflCr .t" FTF t0644 layt$$Ifa$gdl 333333$$Ifa$gdl $Ifgdl 3333I6 $$Ifa$gdl $Ifgdl kd$$Ifl^r .t" FTF t0644 layt334443kd$$Iflpr .t" FTF t0644 layt$$Ifa$gdl 4-444;4C4K4$$Ifa$gdl $Ifgdl K4L444I6 $$Ifa$gdl $Ifgdl kd`$$Iflpr .t" FTF t0644 layt444443kd9$$Ifl$r .t" FTF t0644 layt$$Ifa$gdl 444444$$Ifa$gdl $Ifgdl 4455I6 $$Ifa$gdl $Ifgdl kd$$Iflr .t" FTF t0644 layt4 5555&5'53545A5C5D5E5Q5S55555661626N6Q666S7U7777708188ɸɸɸɸzizizizizizizizizizi[zhFIB* CJPJaJph!hFIhFIB* CJPJaJphh B* CJPJaJph#h`-hFI5B* PJ\aJphhI5B* PJ\aJphh 5B* PJ\aJph!hhIB* CJPJaJph hhIB* PJ\aJph$hhI5B* CJPJaJph#hhI5B* PJ\aJph#5'545A5B5C53kd$$IflCr .t" FTF t0644 layt$$Ifa$gdl C5D5Q555N666S77718888889d996::C;;<<<==gd gdFI888888999!9"9.9/9:9;9I9J9Z9[95:8::::B;E;;<<=*=>=|=}========˸ݪݪݪݪݪݪݪݜݎ{ݪjjj!hFIhp #B* CJPJaJph$hp #hFI5B* CJPJaJphhFIB* CJPJaJphh B* CJPJaJphhp #B* CJPJaJph$h hFI6B* CJPJaJph#h`-hFI5B* PJ\aJph!hFIhFIB* CJPJaJph!hFIh B* CJPJaJph(=*=>=L=Y=h=}=======>*>u>>>4?D?V?e?r?????&@@gdIgdp #gdFI====4?D?????%@&@'@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ʹٹwm`mUMUMU`hddB* phhIhIB* phhIhFI5B* phhI5B* phjhUhjhUh B* phh`-hFI5B* CJphhI5B* CJphhFIhFIB* ph!hFIhFIB* CJPJaJphh`-hFIB* PJaJph#h`-hFI5B* PJ\aJph'hFIhFI5B* CJPJ\aJph@@@2A3A4A>AEAGAKALAMA]AeAqAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA BB.B/B3B4B6B:BGBRBƷuuududuu h h B* PJ\aJph h 0h 0B* PJ\aJphh 0h 0B* PJ\aJph hGyrh B* PJ\aJphh B* PJ\aJphh 5B* PJ\aJphhFIhFI5B* phhddhIB* phhddhddB* phhddhdd5B* phhdd5B* ph'@3A4AEAAA4BSBxBBBBB CCCCCEvEEFoGHI3IoIgdEgdgdCgd 0gdFIgd RBSBUBdBwBxBzBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBC C CCCCCCCCCCCCCCC/DaDdDDDDDDDDD{hChB* aJphhB* aJphhChCB* aJphhCB* aJph h 0hChC h 0h 0h 0!hGyrh B* CJPJaJph h 0h 0B* PJ\aJphh B* PJ\aJph hGyrh B* PJ\aJph0DDDDDEEEEEvEwEyE|EEEEEoFpFFFFFoGpGeHfHHHHHIII³у{pcYc{hE5B* phhFIhE5B* phhFIhEB* phhEB* phhnddhE5B* CJphhhB* aJphhddB* aJphh`B* aJphhddh`5B* aJphhh6B* aJphhCB* aJphhChCB* aJphhChB* aJphhB* aJph"III3I5I;IRIoIpIIIIIIIIIIIIBJCJDJfJhJJJJJJ#K$K%K3K:KPKQKKKKKKKLL$L%L-L0L6L\L]LlL⹲hnddhE5B* phhnddhE5 hE5 hnddhE h9hEhEh9hEB* phh9hE5B* phh}R}Ʒ~qgZhFIhDs5B* phhe5B* phh9hR5B* phhRB* phhDshe5B* phhDshndd5B* phhEhE5B* phhE5B* phhEhE5B* CJphhnddB* phhl"hR5hRhR5hR hl"hRhhRB* phhRhRB* ph zz{{){E{a{n{{{{{{||#|9|N| & F$IfgdR & F$IfgdRN|O|P|Q|c|||}=}>}}N~yzzzzzzzuuuugdFIgdnddgdR{kdf$$Ifl0H$ t0644 laytR R}T}X}\}}}}}}}}}}}}~!~,~M~Q~\~~~~y{ÀŀxzIJK[ #ikQmن5789>ͺ–hFIhFI5B* phh#whFI5B* phh#w5B* phhEjIB* phhFIhFIB* phh#wB* phhEhFI5B* phhDs5B* phhFIhDsB* phhDsB* ph:yÀxJK[ iPąXzن6ƇڇR ߋgdRgd#wgdFIJKMRщ҉<=RTY͊Ί ߋK^ˌčύ0<Ω㩞ÑÄumh-/B* phhRhFI5B* CJphhRhFI5B* phhRhR5B* phhFIhFIB* phhFIhFI5B* phh9hR5B* phhFIhRB* phhRB* phhEjIhR5B* phhR5B* phh#w5B* phhFIB* ph*ߋKč ێ2ے(UΓ8Y]w͕"Lygd\gdFIgdR<̎$%EHMN\bcjqxz܏(1ߐ@MO MVy{*UWΓГ8[]^wFGnotu×ƗǗµh\h\B* phh\B* phh h\B* phh h\5B* phh\5B* phh#wB* phhFIh#wB* phhFIhFI5B* phh-/B* phhFIhFIB* ph;yՖ?hȗɗҗ'>hqʘ1:rљڙ#ir͚ gd\Ǘɗҗhq1:љڙir LULMU؞ٞڞQƸtj`hB* CJphhB*CJphh5B*CJphh5B* CJOJQJphh6B* CJOJQJphhCJOJQJhB* CJOJQJphhB*CJOJQJphh5B*OJQJphh h\hEjIh\h\B* phh\h\5B* phh\B* ph% Ej&LUܜ`MٞڞQnޟ v%gdgdgdgd\QޟϠР٠۠vxҥ٥ڥƪ˪̪Ӫ'(mrtƶ~m]]Ɗ~h>*B* CJOJQJph!h56B* CJOJQJphhB*OJQJphh5B*OJQJphh5B* CJOJQJphhB*CJOJQJphh5B*CJOJQJphhCJOJQJ!h5B* CJOJQJ\phh6B* CJOJQJphhB* CJOJQJph!ޟРxӡ HCԣNǤYѥҥ(P v%gdgdCwW˩6ƪmn$q߮ & Fgdgd v%gdʫ̫ CF>?@AշߙtaN;$j'h;ch<OJQJU^J$jh;ch<OJQJU^J$jh;ch<OJQJU^JhOhCJaJhOh5CJaJhFB*CJOJQJphhB*CJOJQJphh5B*CJOJQJphh5B*OJQJphh6B* CJOJQJphhCJOJQJhB* CJOJQJph$jhB* CJOJQJUph>ϯaа6۱lܲ3h,_t & FgdtDQ~ʵ'?Zhƶ #=Aw & F ^gd & Fgdwݷ $-MOPRSUVXYbcdpqrsth]hgdEjI &`#$gd Z & F ^gdABCDEFGHIJKLMǴ{hUB/$hFIhB* ph$jh;ch<OJQJU^J$jSh;ch<OJQJU^J$jh;ch<OJQJU^J$jh;ch<OJQJU^J$jyh;ch<OJQJU^J$jh;ch<OJQJU^J$j=h;ch<OJQJU^J$jh;ch<OJQJU^J$jh;ch<OJQJU^J$jch;ch<OJQJU^J$jh;ch<OJQJU^J MNPQSTVWYZ`abdeklnoprsthFIhB* phh#w0JmHnHuh1?V h1?V0Jjh1?V0JUhjhU21h:pp #/ =!"#$% $$If!vh5 5F55T5F#v #vF#v#vT#vF:V l t065 5F55T5Fyt$$If!vh5 5F55T5F#v #vF#v#vT#vF:V lC t065 5F55T5Fyt$$If!vh5 5F55T5F#v #vF#v#vT#vF:V l^ t065 5F55T5Fyt$$If!vh5 5F55T5F#v #vF#v#vT#vF:V lp t065 5F55T5Fyt$$If!vh5 5F55T5F#v #vF#v#vT#vF:V lp t065 5F55T5Fyt$$If!vh5 5F55T5F#v #vF#v#vT#vF:V l$ t065 5F55T5Fyt$$If!vh5 5F55T5F#v #vF#v#vT#vF:V l t065 5F55T5Fyt$$If!vh5 5F55T5F#v #vF#v#vT#vF:V lC t065 5F55T5Fyt!Dd#4h  s DAMotherboardbeRkI۪@ |$۳A n9RkI۪@ |$۳PNG  IHDRXVPLTE #01p˺@ƷP`˼ϼԻfpóîĀ}Â÷-ި;oݡZa_̙fԖ?On?ʉ?Zo/И@`3̌s~J|]|k~{{srwqLr^o;snrpxpwm_kNjAf3wjgfNkjsaCfffvbW^dt^7x^Jx\=d]Z\^ki\M@]~R7H_4]hROmR<9fWSUeKMhJe?1,F0?FABV=-=AL(KF<6+>h6:>324H333?1152:@-%'/=&+1"$)#!!! V/ebKGDHgIFg>U cmPPJCmp0712HsIDATx^콋Si>2N$%e֙@Jb@KhX rC[`v@ԿL6Y(B7(pyysfY7Gxf>s<; n@Qށ`}Iou룼7Oz |wXmy``ࣼ7(o͓Gy[oX7( >z7GynQ֛'֭e}wz-(|\u{sv[ W=x흻u.{{OޜֳWc=ힻ{ϞZO5ۏpvm .߁XιQ`?L)AL(}fRh ^XW✻ +vi]Ҙ x߅i:x1V#.>w~'+54H27zu%y|5@y\`wa0]K̀#X5׽_v\dbPbgo Ƒ;_oO+qέfE:l1=ymEDLVBGG'{}l lSB˃')3~`;G~tu%ι@tO< -D{O//-Ů#zb}wDr{v P+bS4|_n,ֻcj#.-:`+0#efX0Z@="%`'ݽ/ily37zwPёX/9 gVI_]8gm"= A v궆.mɋ>8fnQM{z)!d&+rWo {.ˡ{ Э DwW,Ap5w஧ <ɕG~d`<9/k8~}Y\B -{X;=rf7[?xp{׎3'1r?8G3=c /Ɠz|cP9Jvڟֵޜ|\`P9 $e`QjуTIYտ Ky]/u<_b}Xu>(nuwC:`Q nupȺ n0Qm`&b}PѓeAY7K2Y7B n:>3 ^y>ɺ ^}>>1>H0=/+tPB]6|R]Y`}d}bA O..x{_ |_X6~k }ӗ1 azePK%`\Oa`}d}V`ݾ"u9RTYԀ|Ew:;ÿ!z>?>00Kݿ?vW̬['=gLPd5fg[ϧϞOtmI]LIt-wɞ~aŴ ?~@^;;,Lۣ z줅O8q*O` L6j:>6r" [l⳽o\?,4ƄIf?tN]y:??{{+( Gc~[!vGA>|'s1@r" X=W|ueW&¼ XlCSa3 ,H}%|i448ZsMg< ޡ.?eA0`1<`qK`]f`2ӢCpbDչY/ͼdoj>}$ob?Ok΁\÷#DCưA K;&XÉ╷[y9 7 ,4f>L~륙 X0M?/ՆWߟsX0@SLB|?şLw| N;Y7[y9 4?]gYðyIBjj[M3_3׏}Th'X*[֊/\̼$`!c>k4`g8]"~ 4*Vax&C.f/u/aݷu%Xon?{*z}EN1K@ZgJu],I/xXD6ǃWwXh31><_ktQ@jzO4_źԋCyj:qi3ys_9:vg8Z,cQ[>zS|iZ 3~bc^_,b4FFח ;潝g]VZqX]~>`%{K֧t XHe?e X^}͸"-=,V |Bǧ߯:OfW_&AY Ͼۗc]wg+~ _07 /X~`Aow%}~zǷz+ہ.xsv-vw{oZ}ݝoY_m!Y_,YwﾣZ-8<ەoosk~wע>e/X=~Xge<;CkvV9 *ons}ZtﯮeWOvjZx}&@:Ӏe[x/KzV3w^8oW ko0W23aucX_0,X+4-kšcqq Z!ז 5,nծgEg~Ag.߰ug||zWP-/^K󈳋ks3"=~į-[ W xL]A zkR/jؾd`+:y}rkvxnݶX4SZ3,̮X΢_mlVs_8 #K<~t`^{;ٚ_'|魿w 5`}'@٭.Z?}to,A/ WϬuW ;0#Lwb ?cׁuEˠ9`G*~ބ3v?_~yue}Ow"eXڪ_~z7tzowƆ kڼx;_/^( [F1Sc~Nj;;yn9_[[=!In__Ƒv ]%x~b,},md4)~ o~o;.ܞnauok0X/~hƉz!8ݺuwl_X\ Lu#~dk-z[8]ûA7l;tcVPU R+J- R\.}ae9"9<#&,N{?"fƂN#׃79CX,:_xqwbT5B\$yBZ\Y\qBַ;[[ݭ77[[ pg{82vOO'/N.֠;/OF \b:MxТ[8d<y,5ڌD]+SGavv2sOK0EGpkg[^YX\bk-hֵ@E'X^[ t0ےVk&|Cl5mr+@8*'m{)QMx:^m5_>8R|&gzm^Svb]Xm%JxѯVaYgj4~?ӭ#~꽄..Z֑z]%`7Ln U8E7znJ jXa-%.xT&9osn;͓c0tjd:aE2Q_Z8`uFù[ 0 ߱fXX ` KnP|hͥ~NAprHyq@,G}gV_|p5\ǝչ?9q͸`!rπܪ=i| cZN X,-|pͷ(QO|ͭfsyq!5Qyl]fݘ>==Xa]n$Oytrb\ߍĶEhܜ V67Lo$Q)d;X)B8]XEfV([GFf z1ɞBQ[K_v/BWe =]]S`T=;'ϟYs+e]\7+"K[h0G-WoO繸hCi)7vfW2/oziBΒ'B,˾ U'aPD"ȴskFQg&kOgD6j:^UZ1"'jsѳ3ܪQTF"`;& `~Kkn–X3`)~{ XXHB(Ցģ6;jukowݱr" dZfͱ3s; ôj.*gpwr/RR vFqdNݿn쟝-'=JLF .eA£T^]n\҅+dE)&IT u<3?;X͟6^..jfBHs iQ2|֭MgȂ#mu-d!PU\aa1buMgx<ЙҤA 5 iK "\8w㓳62Fǧs-Qk59)J69;^( Xo^6^pr >$k\lLX.}2 .9qh4i  ,VBgmsWh+`ʮK#Z®0֞( L57hñinDŽLޭ{".œn,ڹDYt8?vb˳sht$|p}FYr8rL,'Kǃu1j4,[^] yy4U,rWC`J׿g"`b-.bnn}дPa>/U8Ιe'u?ffϙgUvn3E2!jJuQJonlZ| h'\msFl Je3[df.fx5˲\X\.\f-2J{‡^ЗL<<'"r$+ņdp:+(yų6Au&"TN$5 !/?iouƮ_ic[?)tΐY]^4Bu˝PO EvvjW_hV941g*]ث͟2i;}y(#YF~QuDZzҒY6ʣFWQϑ=!n}u^Grb[-~ DK 4X?~W,v% y,:_ 877-Ѹ敐lfv(h6nbk! 1;ˆwVA7;ܭáKU9V~X,va@iGvժOs&].>6q:LV4j(t[~,><Ԋވ˟FF^%` ^0^O'@@*!` nUjp_(7fpdass&,lv]=7e5M6qhX#]nu]`|5-dJB:t Vlc_Εc#4֖[JBח-V%UN-H̻Z#qcLR$P%k0Ar,,E `V'A7jV6*]%,}cv!!sU۞rY RQP[|޳Q9-k˽{kY%N׍ˆ,o2dnGP:"AR&}GGr"6K:̹sMXlsgs3r4ET&F|QǾT*ɅBN4r6[NA pvI9JA9V.W˞D׿e &-0+ț:I)6EA)suLtT`wO7Fc0, )IUKp0zMP jv zA (ek)h. e#Q_,'@Wl&ɮ(rT.G i4y!} @b BSɨ?d{Q:ΧXp$1=Exj]ԁ$U]"zҕ9[~xj49UPK4ڌX +s6G%gdR oKC)!lրULaKR'\I6lK>AVV:K8 {&q-I%,1qܨpCTzUå.R$T Y +$8~tF&$ɋċCUBp/I R6+uA5#OX--@p'6 8hl dbK˰7NzhXHBXS-Ek:xj6L$tsE*bk'zkӧc1/I@%.c.WHF&5M^gZlt󇮹VWr:ݭ$V k‚(NM&+a[-i &rņQI?蒄tv8Y #76ozOeؾU,Z4o3!RZRI[C,5#jpjwKx* rAhIzQ, ZSZ)D\tEt\˵IuG-jܠkPoZHR%4``R^rR>i "= +%v`G#^lW}/ 7NzYaώPKmmLe3HvSMvu2) T8eqTp8 u`QbQU>jS=c'yBdB!Fipra9ҭBsDYwSb.RX0 Z=2I \gj}s`Q5jȈ%ߒ_(BU%ȭ*rt!9Ȋxo,u`7*OF\"vxފX&gbg9H,hw)Ʒ^ q[9~_l?;[f&[ Vop;,u[VC\"h">=$p9jvwnD.1Z ~#}\aBN~ 5[A`&S)[ck $khv W큪,Gh )I {+{RU6K$]*ρłqW@1 %PH\AQ\.%r!@8QfE7upXlFOGxk9)avmW51ʶ/}L8nsm|_;9iMZj+grC_֖GqӑRW?m R(Xl;ܰ9-΂lRT1C.Ǎ?V2qfĥDT0)| ~W¨t!yxƐ2EjrCB +xʪ_P'H8%#Z/Qˏ0]nuu @:C]=1P`]Xg-;8'rj(N+ݲZ"dö6"~bJT$_~U93JhR4MfPV0^%‘쒭0r¹96)R;^PMF1JTng`U\@,'-їܤd |؉ (&ԲH/Qd#6z^7$5FF:ZRkYsUobk Vk韦OTWf6Y۰xƝI ޅT}^ я*p /g]띜"bnp"/jO֖@v#bsN7$2 PBB@@L[M%(Sr;;aOAWG< e6TMSL&^ b&"~[uS!/:HGUpZ^(; GXtcGv}܀?uuv)NUaAH\7R^Xh,.*ң% +Z#5*ONIo0B6Hmu`n D9OKL.%`X`2]Ab"fA#I2;!n#CHyUo, OJ'-1&Iu6,Ryy| Nָ,1-n1jG#g.,X7mvo,39v4݂"9.z*/GN(~ۈK\ eonݽ [e2IݺZ!k,/ : 0a]\39tp8<Մkkפ{yK`o,)NgTY%&Ol:7BifN[ׯl P4( κ%UwR:99;%5Qw]lU6~ 0VfgS|@bPxk FTT5zos޽= ETn Y}`6Tٙ s$+{M6ܷi"uk iޟ=uЪZZ{VtX[YA#fݯ"o4\TT5ϯoeNwhĩKtF0-'bt96-&\"#J^ 4K$`6>@|V2NJ:!&C[IʡP+6N&D "d55R(H%X\X#& NKtHkN Tl} 7벚Yr%dgsmdݧ,{hp2裏IrdD/c_fOhY-B+SlfWq$fLN+̌4oA2K}9PPlY&1bsool/lKДɖ R2Zlr6FkPϯޗR l9 |oqFnR&$H] `6c {NՃxfQ׶ %hR!6nUٹ|?lx4$0 ,8»O]x<{rӿ~~`ֺѨPLseN/|soue}u{v~leARtk&# "fFl4MP(Ql畳_- *f XL</Lla`A 5YO+ Pj(uc:=~C=ky50PAf&r< 7aS9WKer A X>h}p }K%6Wd"{ϯ o_&~ jNfʺ $ ;VlC}0+ۖڠ-P$Be-l[NA&%~%Q't0z-v- x; '??^ӧ,V@1V?iJhN%k޶bjlyףu_u+Jvò`DZv5Fyg^iY,%, mX&VDz+ӛF"+VhܯGZb0LB)8W{~DOGv,P{$o8O[y͂06Axw63 M͐/1Usv [t4ۥ0./}EDc#F= eV_zL+hx2;>Het}`-+v{ZVZV8O<%^VŽ3IFqOin{ffZ[! f4t=8ؕ~}sޏp={asTƎHz=s=XWvo/X,xXJkZ Bxˍd?6VL/JP[!`7,%Růt uEc,tҙ:t"I+Csn9bt+Y_ B'e[->̛L5N3V$ cT 4 (N"f'2BO鍆7,0YvAr}vkjDrv0y(bV 5 [{}?*o ¥B 3 i!6}rl\@e6v6;-ܮɨwv ]%aAvRRl:SekXqDIgÒm ,aN_(z}f/󥱾 ^I/.mx?ԽN:6G0$d%2RB[qrx 6IUT4 ]V೹qbQE-BdI!;7lf6ŸXBGVw{fҨ$cuuI032N'ZXCޝΞܧ^MC~tZŎ+d@e"N`.cY@7]ӧr'8[^ygo[g:c7zϷ ’d$A4Ok[[F-lyJV2t!P-ڭP5 pVgUa \ԘqjWMSf\5:V9K=bwe!ab6mqO*MUx!E[8p6~@t]ZMzazg{vn] `]9}ź=MTn׮.}8zoc',(;%X$JJ{حcY*+^TNŲD1adRՕ}CO"8iv[yyE8v TƉ`/PVlYng(dC)[J}G!V,Z>CA`ѱf*"lsζl<FA3_5eg +>Y;;k\ /++7&Q۳ڜ\Yj;,;nm~Ɗ0]$) {BG钫w5`= W?i ROȵϊ$](.;t7,r~e m,Y zIB,eT+,H˭U 8V`++<(3`*tppo`@>w𷿁kSMA/^O$4s2X}G7-.oZuI[ۓ>F:`3k+4z=\a b* {۝zzӻNb'O+ 6f<> X8\7,ǔ;,V#pzX Cb;p&-AE0\!  n y!Hڋ ޥU4C,N7Ԑw >r(`WtC"PH&j@ #~Jz}Ң~̊b-kj{ɨ:5R( q UܫcN-Q\W(;ܛRGjVT4!x*B0c]5dbl,Vd/Хٵ3e}5VBpTA;lkKt&bDy,~Q1ӡb, j\&m < ޅ߹ݻNh{-!Yn7ԠtC+`$zF NzS*X6.raj[hS@}8h,+%d^/MWɀ4qyvyHȼ/ *Hl)8tMaYf.XAUG(rJ!9)ww=]<QɅT JIx BaazL rQ@z`moǘN0b1H+`jhTʁEx"Ymz{)!`MiWo92K7`WH|%n.!"І2+KPԫ >jQ.H9S"tj lWȅYDVlk&78BATBԸf;vJuXA7:Rnotqp̌<$Ϛ.ApMYڴ)izn7 `Z7@H>iAք3괎!aQ6H Ҳ!OH7r4`M+}8 %ؾ]adJ.tE?*+XKl;B{Wh3BVO\SI3#-1-./z+a#&`QW>J#ŚN%V=Fnp0H5jŋN=< Qf3Ȓ^;Evgh:\vҶ`!iN@gqxW赮[rn˨.hH'݁GDsk[B !x'`9B4i- E iK# s S 1.wX9<GSHv $J%n,V)ލ G7,zCyCT-@l^AT*Q?bSA,wj*89]rzNX=f~/xIqKq:\"-\M(fmm*WF)b]Bp!Tư9d=i![,tV FjƅrxъO n[tdz6S@=u$~Ne qy3X/ T{ :w [7wʇ\J~ Zu+hv31uLa kYO80^v73R*^'G%a~uQ˷x#bj-&X1h<#D?Ё[, -L!VjDɮk+^2,tx^+4"uL YԚu %`E>eLHdya4|0hDXI>U@Tb1Ir!p4W7ll:Q˻A/Hk+gC+㽕{F + ~;2P)&uH`iF5bi%iO/89@ҎX,gLjKs<;f3Uk~.K%/KCC:b,[EMj*L) D1j"A:Nj~9?9EATּ˺P@Eayy0" _Q}酊YEB䱄(hH㙦*dk#V뭛!B_.u:4jav:͍ M^"ct)ҫn (\\5snwE .w_[ec?XmlLA٭˧xpW2ݒ2ʼCШmAR^~ٰN RAo[v`;sAGL^ l6NJA֪PƄj]Ҁ:_cfRJͭ:Ǎֺ b2 ]QV2hNtr"SIh(p8]V?u 4MڶZT(V\L$HݒzԷ?;s&%`YFt%#y^ y1Bɖ .0D Rc1aK+%"++J%Em &u (ŐD%J& Ȇc3'v1dlnyCH&ɯ\^*ﾷ^[ jpsgm67xQJj#:g(Qi;&;VSȆmlX:mMY5 ?_u%8o$-RP/!6!8踕rYGl6ʂW[P'T&K/V5!`b)'YjVg}7CswܘQaބ{uvƨ BP:lbj?ߩ`@S2{3aȫa$n͟!.Qk&mD_փTAZ76cΝv&>+2[NZ \hpZb-EХEGZ+Į[[t" вHD? 4>mOʂw m^ R9 /%rbA Fz+F 2Y@CjnC zc]OBR@Ec,kkTh`t*KMyAB 2PfwQλnjLvwIw:(sw02 0yK*0+!> b7s#woccÎVĆgg'].+{Jq"&Tb¦ʃA9W ڮ: =KAƂ `*z>T+\ )[W<鷝Sم]7]΃6&® 87͠:/pX6bUФ_îPT `a{KgK`KH <k:(UTqX9f4``9?-ƑM;,^rsPD~|0s߉0a)oҠ$;&1 XVF&JHv;Fh݌s3yRX#ŇTmB60{ rݯhQA>p2Ζ&JRd^o#B˼s&QxrL_"bJ_ӀdїGuǹ4: CvtmKFChg'³6*>ۉ -r6p(H%,Ikv0<_u Z t1J*qJ~=C7_(5cڦ\ldz hd Mz|Y,N(EZ!MӰ$J"!¹vtk ǚ9īi)6`n"ꖤ!IBPjU6SH h{0Ma PT~n6w{Z8}q;9-Cfyvw\IHtET!8Zg-L6J}. {PEM4vF]7 bnhb"* xBX qb^̱t hak<b`ᔄ\Mj3 %igerrե0 z6}*J+<Ů $S#Seg?E Y)@x3$ZrV(ߋ O2qNQǾn{gg3s I[e/`FԻU|A#g璽V8L<$WVF RKN+ׇH"%xb^t#$ᵵ%Ph-+EJ@@eʼZ!,}@zaX'm#3b, K jqj*C=\`A" T[j[9ϲ'Ң|:“t>*$1?7:Z&GOYl 'sLp UQX~Y_08Ũ6x!jށ$ n o+Lt('6K'-[pּ袇caEwjG0+YP+A>A1uVL} f(ʵ+<˻&ΨM+3M7 S{u{ y<: &`0ig; ŝ1ѴV铓51V(9LҊ6԰ q}_+s|fnOF0Ge2Z'1LjN+lGxRRTfg Cȓ#뭙zq,Kǁ q@G>-xGIPb,ʼ#i-ш,c!"tIb.W ^MGk  .Y&no8R0~h{>'C48T:ZoCr8)pB9H;UmT f^Kb%f(]U0))ho J)f @Kvwffc칹 ~F 醨a2jРG! 4Ճv)`ؓcXp~z$i2`BYTCTnAt2΁bI7 v=&B}aڶ6 ӆqbRȹ[zw8& @j=NH#`zq@vP*Cʨkbx U[HջmX9z_*&R{neѾc7]fEwXYC% kwA\p AtBGBjt AְJ0Tt,8Yi nITF["F;^u33\#.{C1ڪDmϹu2ef0L6;4K``rPU3 9tG#͇>}붛hW 7z{πu+Kt6$HI$n+ڿW2S`yj4TKG s>0Bj3Y}dqb aJy0+ p8,0CvExhN NfBVfa͟!I_3, ?)/|/@ρXCJUdSH!"y~ ڕQpg'_Fa^Yy7Ny'`R&c.kRF7# k]:Z:mL|,HbGH4q\|^0-5nf\!k*H }&F!#c k dux3zKʣ({mr!uiD}FR QJ37dQWNRӭz㓚LJ]LlU"}FL=sYThQEBZ {nB~ׁTV-Xbbq\a@WK-c°WCbd^@TPu9N6X ov- `]J.@aXdy$PBAD+E 6*;N7#D1Dp`~۶$Kx2خYJ/ 10A4YlL;l0nb&"m 8 oL;c1:zF/XjJ靉I?@ R  W/Er6c;hbG a & BƕF~34TL ^bC*:R wvB]qHHRQ%EKaBn,~T *Sr9h3gfgLm4@_ff7.3xtKaQ89t ~nOɼQPS&<8ʧ>]8I$S11d Bc>Eh #On Z)>;+̈́_\ `aWh36uc~VDN"V&{ N֙b v;;Ro/^( -ͮNS` pII*m;iA<=`noYf7m.@' IuWźYK1?¨2@D<9ٕY/ h`<#`уKK3k bϗ^,QT۟OL4c@7Pݰ8 tGmsD}[]kn6WHBjjuQ c y*fއ$,I!S~0aN93dΫ[0-\ &{ A܉_?.f KMJ2?"CdonW!j˼`X} ԰J y, ~b/v1`YX"Q,!͝qq~:X%fb1Pرln 63 ݦy#jcTU>fF*x b&%<02Onpw- iC1kjتQ#b[Wnz%B%Z&#1HΊ 6ci#b"ЎՒd`"5)ZwʹY: YNv-9 E89-[]ᤥ!Z -&L4~AȊb&}- rȓ 6%(b#H3E9(QNlpX0V@% ,p̌(r IRhigxi"~ij5jImFj^b WX✕l⒎M?hAB` f`htft/.jCTTZ)LVV:ӽm517`t7i5dyET &7Ȣ[mE45nvn\XK+0U+l9D kvD Ju;-ݤZW6.LG>ií eGBa`hbBp(2S*#mWࠫ6@m& /5ن]a}rEhP-%827Y7V AM&~s9>z;dZ6ucm0` J}զ!Eb1-M/݌a*;,qFNJD@ֻ-`ʼG#b͕:d6mrU=:tE𱨤'~C&MֻzD*H9i7.=ζ=7VliY1VILGyP3%1@V($|,+u`%X=.jfytG<'Ԩl׻p")7xdI<9FUh׺@ Z\7w呚+ta^_$^G.*2ctâvӿWc(*9E_z e[5V+l TV0[F7YE 75wEQ?8(6DDjsm6Qݥnղ23vd?fYq;f#qs м*~?ʻ7:w#2gb|(K0512ns("p@ӿr5dB@wQB蠭AÅiK D+Jjh/)Bgt&0 Q̚ a{e{n+DFk7vQQ*֤S3jznvX`F2g D/o ^p:BV׈!O`Vه׈0Nb]Y,pz=U tk&*i ,Kpz0H:fe+B䊞+l"5S/S;94&CIE?f :<29q^AllChQMGm, :-.|ү'Q,f͘-:SiW;!ݠ@==VXƤ+F FW,IDXHiJ`%0oeh7 0Nh˶Nˤw9rEaPv,VFˣ0^ڄ:AۜH!UmTRBL*V,bņ tg. B2!ahԐ ZH݈!?M=l Y^["E泀u4=EV %$,ԖRD pմ;7.}1v-t5+ƼBN@0.y!ʀdC[&;fi]Y*h[HvW 2!JrM9HZ3&S\aTXpxX ;߆6f  dmzc1̰0\DtAВ7ˡPH c.YWta?tKy )#ATEL{CaLm¯Z(ٸ`ේv^"ޮ(kI )Hȼ{cQmY|@LgVsv;QT(KB)ɑCﺺBp9/''9k0?:Sfښ N29&5V((# e'%d0@+/dϗL`]Xgvif錕@o}4ϓ/D[Q+0)"*TR1V0yǒXI `yW$UX rWuLaUl9YA#+HYg A+~($j2PiA*Kr2ykTcjҲa1Q +])Bnz^gric _Fq"\~J"!UP_Wips>qۣ ݠп]? MLhpE*kvfB/e~ BU4J:++ N,A1~Aj-sez:]vnZʄW :*!,H XahK 7kEGmz 7Rc i]m1eD!g )#0lCoDf%Y.R"y~>:/ %ƙy"йId̚sYN\PiL&33TʝY [c &uVVts©+t0i6׺ tJ7UQ[&ɂye]@j 3̬(F &sx0XrC UQ~o!za/O焐-J=K&'$8QFe%r%`=\!k_B?:"cA <V¶,0`E$M- l&I"Do'5<8X(ϔbZR@IwQl:)G$j5Ud'DA) 5Zڤu27c+gs`7 sB`0* +HrI L;w{[d)F(p<s hWG~yuBSzhԛL +#S d ƣݓB,]fC^A Sup$H&Jr 0|:X0K&9K!C! {$veuר>=;+8Re {1t<1蹜fł`O+y7ݴ-&ox`tc7iW)̙C)k0O}t"2~uBtΌ(BS'4fR8cW6ƄJݩL]}$H Cw4bD1;_ ڌAB;"90vH"'6TIʡ$ l~?0wҀ76TRSƂ9ހ 4 ìySm4`y7m.SmSal :6B|@6@IƊdu+'4ӤsݢIlR4M~nh^g+q (rNt?]p&F2F9E r΢cPe2F6ұD%)S_aI.I+b&EVZ eJ9tl\\t:MN0 jaœrRO ^3,m*u`*>0ʹ="O+eEYK ,/\Ihblӫo=Ԭ=vr=9ϰh8~޲4lҭ4ϟ#`mst zM.@y,FeUB~fG@,{pM5J:0@ 7gՃR"Bۉ0PGOcNFlTj|#LLUq݇2:1 a 7fPA[mVg G#NQf,B.S+/J<l*W4ُ K?wSv10Dw1G߿}e6B dGbRk"t`gѥY`UB4nX*KzXW-.uM4PB@tUfa?΢(J3;,]X:h`gR[^EL<<쟞 PA6 RV mim uY4͇UtR!uY# `.Elta<ь AXI_'?+yZy2_VWrE(q(Z{W<Oʷ6W3j!;-w̗wஆm2Ѭﵛf"zL~O1sBHXh=;[?>?49n")bTdłZ!=^/符?ũXOGQ0wgĴP W!H w5`K*ƗPIg4/H jnC!A90}֔d7!M℘ X=ɞgq!$6P۲Z(2`d]89`R!Jӏ_ʼ_: SF8NAsL M,Gl(ާs^WO:ET\n!'y \wPBܜq|66bUHmƀ1D:jnŠ`c@lb 9WtF(zяQu$AIeb  n鹰X0J5hW^k\XjJ`-hX%V;,:A$a{k." a07M19ҞD!z]#0;?x"xm'yQ'4/E3Z`Az҇v5>59nX-hO⬍^]Wd49WjB %śp*0иѱ)PjT RPKʼn2#ΣQ""vk@ j~!H&Ўn YyTk(~{T(,p6m9=n{rXLpȼ@.-嵴|dR@ RS8¯X'Lao `hox~.67i XmlVE܃0uJ:YAeA2:6qE#IV@誽ZUW㼣#,__]Ti;@]Rx'F,^]  )YiJ L.P$1@f (EK4"O`y%Flף"T ՚c`a.kz| sud9;I"K??2x}w5s4CDn _P^XcemJ[H6 `LC*0A:`RÈ-B7̚j@Ru0cջԶZ?DEREbx9.uj?NꥳIm!z_fLMQA pB وQM@7E!Ȇ>EA1}1Qw jjQ+d`S+FL0W -_V%W_usO xr,)'Bm~% f~vn[?GRRՇ1gvs>%[|5ÀCQt ,屄@6`}ZKu&r} ӿƥ(P-ʘwN'I yJe1\\k!8A+(Y)̟ 5c3@nLH$+Fv2Y&mTFSW5{XcUטH,N0Ji^>ˀE ;3SG2HEB=+$"ng}6I.sjafWv Qa_w\}H6p:*#9q/' DaAuo+2 ~@ #%4B@ ZvyrjNhz6c+DH(s+Ơ Q8 / tI"ƚǗD1  X:+ SNhb%C.H`X܎Wh Rz[nōWu;S aMK~Nbi8v>h]X'-۶ƝV^`Ns$2ZЛAGFBN&**H6&H2)Bٗo|,'^t&NlGgYfF"JfHМ^[L1`1Û,lR6LPRd2!B|cECF""Mz.R.qz*v{k,i%*=SxVZk1VB>uA쌡4_i +v~S>(EBz&;n^e߽ Lefϴ8-x?U\b!6d>A{p;2 w63%FX62@#c< 53f0U 2nwYZ#"UD份b#ċN3 ᰚZ="KR$hC_޿'@yC<)MABA ~Ev\;aQ! rv>C X}"*G)AR3= XZ2Flo@|kW-Q=:'b.Z8Ÿ诸OR[}tROG 20&xdb$|a0w5ϧrPjya?$i fݫ 8uaU8\ T1!ԧ:,9RIHSz[!QFͲ*m M&܀$5P8ȃG.dއeޯ[!̘!M&. ~*PeJ, !7pe)l!,Bl@soX߷nQIe0k;cTTegκ KRq{*#\ˊ݄]v>/|>Xd9=;fʃ$ l4:vbvAM_Cu:Z'lds,%ިD(RazxK;k:>]`ku ͬwER0bB50Crtn2|p4j<F )z @TISήՔ&60U5C3i7h*;oo=|[)Ό@O8x L,apW| n _/Nj#+'C*}$~PPWwrZC #%mRX]syǩя1,MvJ բ.RU9amSkԛ")0Z&qՊ=ёb&-B `T3q{qBj< IJٌSoOv^0nHU`~Y5 $@sh9 N;b~_z|rbPGj":/pDťvaO9JG]{ Xy#W5S~v _щ%L Zhp,-_b O; ү&WMD)V$$TxMɇz!B}9mkhCkuB^ol`:j.vwSUa2M(*)MeR |߹/|5k*/GrFJve`i=S,րJH>LOWdrS7}y]:IWdj@ʪ NB3+ UlǧnaQ$'N\p'-N2 J1C*N$]H:NOcjx;;ݟͭdn21 ڇ x.p2~ÇrYBo$`Rȗ"Te~5cPe2h*5 .;] |i}xItAu淜\S1Y6c((_˰RZFmJFNs`tdDsL&&#m 1DsA1w6GJt8em+$g79 .Ipb lYߏlX+Ȉ\@U/51rFtY!+93o} +TvBA&6| ˡD*L Fd9ʩ _㻶!uZtc9E3qfRp(E ƋHuQTGi;赘f+Bd%Hֶľpcۦj/Фoi+ 25gXlXm&+Kl&c#H7٢\)ڬOD3c0X 6C! Q+7A+"b\r$&w!hQ3 ˎRa.@P[W)iz켵=ap p\7(Avnu+lA튁h;>t 70d֚|V2`#;;$D0,V'WjrKG.",9@Q΁M`ec3Mi_OӀU iQ@EuFlrc ZH` "zh f`lM0%蝄lɌ.1wj c|X1ڃ$^"e;( {I,VpڍAG42t Ǔ@ 4,g9-P<ŊU!+,7p/gExT0^x9 Lf*L ה{=X6b'b6ѷ3Q4fӂ>쬯]xF[@+ƸBM#4@)M~O@{Q &Z)7,ƫfD*CΡcco;7rۀ"IB68k5`Sq derP24\RA8'2BvŏBeHAT(O ̊ATTF?c-uK](E4&CT7J%`He } ubz qrb!0jzx G9wG)$OvydA)% ۲38Di9>zh_* EXʁ&鹰i*r¸yPRqCB,T#8]zҥ X _M o\b`*`R_)ێ5f2P,x S 4Y, Ş\*=xn oEׯpROd"LD|N%]]}HKĒ}M4\|8ֵpͷ_H' v}ײ ]=D9؈Cz8ǨAًc${KlW=1 Zzao$YTaR$ )I-e>KJRa? lU7%VҠ&ZJ6׮u:\&v nKP ſ^Ҍo0e<"FdIuh B`YMP11>";bwjsdh1XPX4X @2)+ca4bzo M6(j >OZ ͖T)auTIRE|/Daf@K`g?U#rZjXQ}WK Aĝ&A 5_~\('^COnu X)& eD]__Ϗ ѷWrNp!nDl@+5 XcŕT"m 1VfLYVׯ5\k s:L%b6H"r IU6.cXî+[VeFT0BtM(%c^iA]z ÁAW1|xڰKJKBF`@3D v[cr/^(K_|?i;A `a.[jn\]׌ ,,GQ8&! )R+%(\aY,vS# xw! ꍥ W&C*5:V^e+`W]]5K9z ,m-J͒1lV$cyfbPJCI`>M֐*]E QM o+ J)T4(TUU0uO żA[6]a}եLwmK26jv1alxȹ'olAh<8;&P<:j [ӓ6qGݬ:lN`2*5hZnnU] 1;jIMu=d rUQY,I pST(HL3\#&Sm`Su/L%Ž`wbS !=h5Q(Oۓ3L0Ch>S3l5MWWCiX/>uIƯø@э` S铊.MoVo^wj"{,"я j~V qm4~qV%]b wbRH 8`7 "k$Q?i$]]IK1$## GO:uhYBG MZwa*CK7+*v;E {q2VNŝ]'E$Vs7[MU)` yHѕba 5vEws:2_u2Ј9mi-ֹ|tCюxzJz3y~زC_Y3}eYcִ̥(,D࣍apgab=h12]] %cԥC&Y1",&Yf jrtڅ0˕k;9{:77:}tDa4@j[v_*"gDo9\v4z4O 4H]],AO܎`1h\ BI ȋN_!#bb߄b 5m2QiDg&$2!2BvDj MKK;c*λyqT:t|_<5Cvǰߓ`T*g\o嫨 ,\zt Yvi\\EҊM&$ؤ@RIE|@*lrh3hB& VSӰ_-28sM"pK GPyB(554Qע{WݻH~?>Gk`5;#-j*d] μnOV`x{i]>%|U :>yo;1֒­f{a;;rxPRXMb!ZO>(~;DJ^` &aAz,+xG:^)WF9ByrĿaa[xURTu~1[uՌihK*/4 lxw&ߡX49nCt z\F E\ +r`sn=޶_PbA@K?'vaXbĂTg(P{"f,c!|^Ƃ]TK~t,t|)PSM ,X汔h:߃No^GΒ3HĆl@8, 3NdgrH >6Ie%P9Hy7^ R -z.fYYX^(I#] 5-  `^hoF p—Hl| Чn#5;_˪҄WKCMU; ,;[? 8bMZ~k| +a)ܐ2e![~9GX?P EڔdRNKͬamHu5s\NQ,659rd5dcU8g%O- ٪PC?+πTU~4<$œi47%ˤƣHYcI9ti8gj ,shl$gSlN> ,< $ݪĔg-{NTit=U,f2=937g3?MIu8wo"CDzJ yYfJ1@!̺=}Hw?z.ҕ]VqP%fM#&1r-m1Ӥ;,NMjӾ-sqehS\@d+*@cCC @CTx&.:iW~`]xhgh,fv+Ϯ#OꔱIS!#=7M(gu fFX~| PG#Ӑ@tX,UiiuV*i0ќu.ealTL\ F#Y+Z[C5;\u`&`RJfB9O(}.)Y]02(#;L|8$D٧w9^~B/|X:o֟~lr'a60dXhB@lTebd~JqT7YD:-Iζw&F>؂wm3QŦAҦN;# j0n2F3'5H[/07@L ObAHi'M#?)`UkDPqlٱ~<'( Y\f3>~n80>M$^"M?ji #Q*vhTذr[Mc~a9f(X*3j:.WyXt'St&Jݜ {JXУ+> 3|~.4H~;O#qk}+*H#XXtO:ln83:>sag~L#UAyG-TL6SJjwPֽlاgR4Ɍ /v"+礁K-P vjF;#2]qJ,,R,`W)VL_PHKy%qܴEKmV/`aj}b’1X~XzoA.EzRdxAdP0G1(W|ލ|)[HDM!_ý=67y\db3&F&~F L`vd>G5O)r5<2Jw餜M$PǕl*'A;r A `^8xɓw$g*+mXWwg\K\}H}u X >f2E6Q pl펨 ,;ylN;)bjRŕH^>A;rrr̞n7zSV߫-~'E[@-Smsyo,`qz|Ϯ 8hā<{|9V1#WxLۑ]`M# wBk$v~/@@n0^EծIkI#MgX ?zhML %+mW@Jü#Se\~d_?} DSoq./E/b%" 7Q(z/o~He?P`cr|! bQc(9>*eӅcAHLv̉9n9?W ]dqeScײW(T9)G(;A  hfD;$fÒ7?`(o=OGiNBS8 6iHPA6{`ʑ C\Dp&fQD<54Dq7"q<ﴈoD">#)٣)D#*`s&Rr9Qs}֦L20bأ)Y.kPJԳ=t ιiqÖ+d_^qG"p%;)KRȳB KH;jU` \ |#=J#}%D2"x$ohPd6tٸJ9'y"D >7-:QkҌ̹'8 aqbSKK+џ~ܮe >H0qp1ʭ*䶖^){ܒR*7\@ bۭdPIL A>,OAut:;_у){@Ϟ!z9Ě?oBg4FP>E$ Ts&Lك-()9Z)*SoL YWم MG]W@bplI~8 Ba+SSX%9AcKo'Li/,~x0rD1jDV(KxlR/j:i /;ǡh]IXx<g@a$cR ET G2&`DRpݵ؞4+ m9'h$Ϗ#kt + O<`DauZ5)3YWF?, w ͈gs+) lAH|o^M'q7g'8.83]>,E*);+%jD+V i\uS HB3[ꪀdPdDf K YL}9.y~f@m XA07͖{yDƬx#a.{@yk{a@3[)|,ժ3+e%hؿ\ \/Qy"KθGBYz܉*%GHo5r|1s=asGG`t"D;I,͕U }$vG9aJ` ^xKoH3A-`oM8;((Q^H~q3)g7;aaZ-sa)K^Ƞ.kN0W3R4"D=UHoaghvK&qnЭm >+tU&~t/7;K٘$wC,6edYr"0∭^>}򉀅c=ا#糲RFUKo@Fa1(La2yEd>*}%y(P(}lV0$?G=_fA,?x9-*\Zkr S9tÿ%,Ǽ==8T['-bj'둗}ޠpq LǺkD7kT qCB-w!+HYچȹ |-#E.#cRTE@X sb;)Qi 2-\0hGX^Sp_Ͽt8l#W`pwF,vq'f9xIWfޏNpU3'y2QϦr(jA>m.}$&#a *%rU.@ܟ$0 `mX -Ce?T +mz?+ӥoBLȳ),2;[R S'Y4%]^^ϡR nm·]]%RHY",#n'Œ<1V6b)h~V{%%Z!ϺasΔR3}rlFN}IJyd0Yj}>v?+8*$slQam" sD)ߧwt =q 9+ C}WUY$䣹 YJ++k0!!  d5 % PW4m hzPKr\i3XH&f pk(d;V(a Fw 鵆LM`%v;>|͂Acߐe7Jp+2IudIэ GtxR{b[|b< ,2V4>L_!\*f ^4wI Ta˃#$CF3IÝi* Cy[v.2㞷's#hرE:2ma+`RЫzx|xq.*ԫD,BH؆iH5`$,/_I|Lz&\+kkSh)CӴWrn%UU"x b1M1TB_qz\:p# >NJs T8<: Hf p^Oc9fru0?\U*Hp@ևWo=8O/͇WX'iiN#tDHf B=ٖ.H:/IYwi9 CF*0/a/{ ribsKC!k$l^96Dy uv>B m0wt.?TR_c)Q%萪^$J$ŊyG̞d^) (| y}D,OTsRg|W:4$VjX=O%_ k/f?IRV($~U^[B19 Y58 Y*4_H _ElM'< vw%&`Xo6ԬO_E;{ d"aԉRa"DM_#*M|#,9&8\iѡ˫pA[IՌ+HR)kapCMz߽!;_>gy,-^)%XV](N)JӓKC8EOqɥBuw I%#ǣI{ז0t U)Ay /J~lcSv#XkaZ&aX, 2Ak^4DEY-/[?)_ͮ,={6l-fU꯿Mmr) Wf:wXe2Es.p祢fO'X摍i9νwsNC Y=!`E坣Lxظ8<|vާbUxJ`!?iMC ssL6 $n -p>] N3`DhoUct]mW# 낎18 `oѦ a#IVNIِjLB ^SśD1ڂ E%d;S6~7ڮDVբtjC&Sbq=u`hҌsR]ZuMbݎN@gRu񦁤MH0ikIƨ*"mgd⿋r:UgE)`1Um(i@Bʁs;'lxm2@۬az^3I YV!6=d hQS 겉h+( Y =d6dU`@*f0WH`&,أjB; q$5,SN5f*nE:1&i4T` 2A5RsRG[7I%Ռԕb5a4@j-@0}` vS h i:jPk5;c;_߰uw5]uqv!ŶTY rFslxL#Ь&.jc6鴗=}wV1B8\l *EGY!,JN$f|6mzU=1N-QNT28wYF ]h $Ɏ-ىmJmB#YbK֥8 ]7)hۦ 0*i (Dj FCKۗ$UU+]mkȺVMY5vsQ{qjgf0mԨDu9%+!55gk~Q`}Ž|?QBVk`w&l$ u?]ZtYMIomX'%WF:.kڭn& NQ1G;~Xwܵw{{Xwػw Xb3V3']:,C`]'`u}y"N9@M#`lE:ֹ2@xpn bT,~4IXQN@瀥זV Ó5a8»sxlpw&_PaUCS \IL=e**#Sh]O̭3ժjp /)XXER#ݯKWwx0ժ3J/ 2A"d],KFXE0X3=iW)cZqEۅb*dc Zp,"TD3*&nɋvv`0f'm N TFXE1AX^UIM㜕Xꮒd&) Ʉ_'wdhXHAP0ڭzaKnmD6A{X,=biSUn_]JjB@$XBD҈U , o-T̾Ipy`}L5sC.VaEtmDM5@ 0mJ:3_WkШ R`5V ԉR5h-?0ExEcuѴE PP{]lB &ªm)vAˀ]6u`i}tLm{v{XatǐjYU[AXuX,х -wp}c5G#f&`5'{Q9<:<|ރ 6m@'fQS5V5(Rn~mkj5mXʹ['=R27 B4+gZqSI l١7ʟ=vzKGW`iٕGހ0YufvQG޷zaVg {h# X_YK"őc7t>7kx5$LjN_֟Ȓӡeo,mU%%іlgFO4c7Wռ /j&;Ջ}lѻ;wC`u]g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}E7鯒g,]t*iK}nr\,6á-+@;:!JA{bs[1FjYMiZZl&9/&>sHj84ľ>86`>t Fz.Qj 1чns[n{6pC_z+ۯ'mCzF$zt$P'~2_,Mަֶ 0l:+/=4dc]oZdp  \'.Wd_O+d{04b =Cw|Eo7h0idz΅Y - -.>&.@V{1dzr,yb}6ܐݝnM1ሉ^Ǯf6sj _ ,\LWbhyБE3t{zkcM"^P:U]xuliCC!m7H5> L׫k!u1uewPh)ɇ P`s#z֧63T!~4`->yh &fM!`t8:Q"} L0<_&&_!hIN|@/X XeIxʵ'_v-m70A l}dn@׀岽~3z g=$X_8HxPT`LVCCt >=[{Cv.Ԧopk`͆ $!n;w>!&u>Y!avODթ<%@`kP`j>`gܕ?0Իѵq^L?:۾j30k‡CfH͚m7e7tN]&m/.3s_>#8&I `H H5e`#-`#j\4qQX::ҬE `H H5e`#-0aoIENDB`Ddg  c A"ú250px-Windows_XPA standard Windows XP desktop. Windows XP's new theme, Luna, can be seen in this screenshot."þ"A standard Windows XP desktop. Windows XP's new theme, Luna, can be seen in this screenshot."b救YC>TMp) n救YC>TMpPNG  IHDR^gAMA asRGB cHRMz&u0`:pQ<bKGD pHYsHHFk> vpAg0IDATxiYz߇sνH@vU׳9?S Jf h0xTEڷLfd`46wV%j-Yj )δdpkWT!Ƙ 8F'91 QT5]rQ]`5xMF!BQBPULC^Q1ΡDRJJ%4x*`TB4k-֥31֒916!D@20(`BV+xM``$+ 4l8i}$D%!,BgiVE} HY lAnkDT1D4D Z/4Dj*8#4bLG""29t=2Wk$âY,"m֢ ( TDi g2+맢,Í."G$ѻ=GX "Y@N齦rp֑ ΀/n\` ;F'\ ?t^hְ`#7 I`KQzϖ\X; U(Pbp=bLFX6j"i-f5~1cQW2]8C9E$1ı ƴ XΨ(A5 Z!ńd1E!`L ^5\"*2fL-*-~Rb$bř|-LC!b EOP LZp֠K,j5  ĈoP'+ 2&B%JP>*!(12%*ĠD@Pk5[%-uf"!hWugJb4NʢMtA/j jMu+4Q albbP dm#M%FiC,("*]_cдٍ$j3A@$"&_pb8ZzyNm#Gnۆx3(kP%A)+HxK=8 ke:em Ę& 8 5\\ kXjU&,* -B$YRJ!z1&OPXQ#هhRb"TAB^́4%m aQ:*k"EEa"2#TR5^iۚ^a\$/Đr@Q191dM:`lI ( EA*n}ڐxL ~ưX,!ј +sEET2Cxe6W~i13nݏC42#F{âiXxGd!֢NLLHr0X΍=IXdTB+2(aNZ(EfX-U! !4u )7,Ĉǖ(8:Od-mhhZ6l@X1X%Fkpe üv£*>"s! .Ҡk %Ň1kEbdN1V086Bofk!=XG T%#HgYTMFU$^S$*w0G@ 8g,Zþe9W/5awdeQfٛфEܒ"Pb̧%bLgwf` ^iPdJ/W,E~ƀRH/0%jT0 EIu[ Mf1]a``Ep;u~ݰ7lY7'y}*lo!*[8/kx$dj|h"wF-Bf0E.T0ja0.L{3jڢy(J5LK·̫@^(d@fUL)]BW#"bj%(:C"B cXqGu"A2sXku8#D1F1ASz`1#*BLQGb\ZmԴ 1дm~%g!mAcZQ#*d<[XqN) ǨohnjjW LS STM*ybtJ) 9s?{P1-RSLT$d(jGGsϼx,0L^%R5 >d̫x҆!,*Ve^%c7Z )khc2zɸv !⪪DatF Q:Fs@LE8!9wD'?ؙjìqTi|}B$PBJ6r(" |QG>[po{^#ь*XZ3R7 >"t9EzKU{MF&KQШyƠ|X0.9xM!!PJٷӆƛz)~F$Ƈ,dsi#7>Pi&l:GrI좗"1 Yt~%CJEZi|i=>PJ$rU9}3˹ֻOe3|wUֲ5dqn,yyE A#M׫C$pwwTeVOhaRNjrV,ykoYTYhGKVg5GFFOn<̲7룈EZG?z;vŐ.wꚢ.vxC)7&Yu.< F:=Z@?+P-U˩kʙE'>{!+s뫧<][.Q5GgC$<̈>Es>/g:!KwP!D k :eY, b0Xzy*NXAQ 2a40dT\b"Mxk[Ǡd`"d%&-ۻJ] \ b3hCq.EL* T159#iHAP"n,.tX{J1c ko 2Q-SOد>wد 2(<#sz!{bf ]mD@Jp0U:p|`01pO"wO}·|Zo?bG"݃E: JaG%`;j)DXGN:4md0r~kzydmE<ܼWs`✐i;'QlT,U :vm ~ÃlI5e<2,oJ+e=NLwqD||ĸr 4FB hCeeñIkMG|ڌhW:D<6(&PCCM<~ =XN|>Z,*JOY?IwY><=vy CT !R:JYM>}3 0|7SuZS[05<ĽA(mB H-vސhpXXn& ,og Fae A2Fε#/cmL:K4(d[bB;J΅uM! TBfcQ z wOiX:{C@1*2>u]B9H65jVX{-Y^wm"c' $J@j BQB\>ڈSF= 2˯nj7G)?@sS?q&GKƺ;FQ=N]Ɩ{.#Uޡz3 W2oa %E8 m:Eв=CG,ij,m:K]z!ƅ!˴C!vyZ"D!6d X19SaϰM cV֏p'Ol]}xUUyl wSaS}NۆSlj1kA;Ezɥ %+C!;z`MʣH1*. :Q2&)UQhicU$Ͳi[BP.l9=KeghzԦt:XAуcvCQmj=#=v+ #ȳvE1`IG?:G :QX%Yfe}$eGƹhD[7G3`BQu&~h}h6؝h\Z닯vqzI;utoBMcK7.<^/fPr&Ց2~[<.-UuI : 5~ybTȲт ^\Onn]/_0,%-TmCt"'S},r3#v9J'k} "|ٍa" 휶Ȭakmt6g2׀<$tHwH vOl C/s!ڜ<uhE8ciHTO%p J45UhJVZְ!vC/@֙"|aip@:9'avQF+iV€;On<`یkmQ{屧/t T<3G(SU1(h P˙$,o4>c0;\L=E%NyJ!b8bchDB -6z|겡zҳuSc5)gϗt t@qNXROT$=<)3lw)ahh&09AƆ"Itcgyw=]`Q[8.\PrOfLf3p9FCw=Cx g6RʃdeXFCA-,D9hCS79=oCF:? -U3! E! fРFylB+Yc#}Jp`S]^b)kSaoe[ﰲ2 B37wx問Rɔtzx7}ꪢ(ʔTVnuY}E7 >ESvY9w,DL^'ـ峼=foĖWɬeu  A{ķ_}.&Υ&N;yl3匪rnQxrT|@~x<_wåYk%Aj1=!xO?,Q#yG|ޱF̑,!N>\)F\ɋЄ4<{=L#AZO%lSמ&0o83"/ϸ|2nݦ( [Gl8f ҲfbPA7aNFx޵'체DpfԐ T/>yz?T ]+m# Gi *CPx4Qz~NV =3Wp/v(C%[!4*euUt e]e ЄnY캡?tb2[{ "NQ[}.9󙰿Vp𵛖5,j-WU}f֌V "gQfd<"#k?xWT3ßyr.ntŰcZGzws6f:,z›1΍>ZB=e;K26 b18[|"[펄‡f2r͉s)Ҵߞ; 8sw#riqJ<'gnM=y!ǾdR0?!wOx8Qc)"(sR^ 8 .Og01EH$j!,BDY)2\ )Cf!&? lo[V2=\ԕyd: '+o؝>,g:@5芤03)@j7]TքYK";d}Ut C! /2KQcGAC6g/9.ofOb{!dJԤ ;'\2W=2Ad#c   Z(C6vl2C}yc+p^{Jݷ=++ào,e,Ficc)J(li74n1Ybpe M'a&d*qv]3%k3BXTr>ln V5R5s][%j< k<EG}:r=_zαȨ<?p+AV0reՀ| r\rLIxPpw/;o1Rry` ymJň(<2qg"MVaY[5>ag;?r YihrPdYFU6oZ#,6:vi]&r<,D-Ia#\-fdak\؇tt݋c؉ryx$G#V0EՓxzREĹH`T5ʭmȤɢi-T1q Ӫ! Ne6 4!\c$#H9QHS0,?OP?Nx#xJ[3G${jĥ#CIw?1+]#Ԗ0Z.? 5Dz#,EjڎS#΀3,m:`&*ǫ_Qވe'+4'FA,ƎV> :c+Jh 7I;KWkWG~oBmcgJ3DDas>T8nc'xS,6K Ĕ9&%hZZ|+*:S=.,=B|?¿>"z$Σ:3:8kj3o[%cѦMpFJgEzZKԜ{5LѠ>hٯ4|QMR^Ay mcaM@rגmoKY(|E GREЬbMvo;h@O5ok낷}kOgzCiCt(3w(!ȓiS襧 "ܹ}/׹ߠ&~Ccf(+y24dHK(ɲT,^->TAy)ŝ]):W&$5ۤfz\_;<3" 8 *k5 `gAde(l Q"_݃Ƀmǯp]8|#aߌ|=?g 3b!x4alYa/|b` P0Fe2@ols7"֎dqc}#)DeцNE]&QԴ䥲é2gpքE3ܦjU&YePoSmlՊ9mx,u9"6ypZ>ۑ1ZJ ?KD'Br\zIx`j:޸bQ/C=BG òWUn8IӶ%uUChZ&8oH9GSO$1tJ&ywSѷyer% h<ooIrS\1^ê'_mFpoҒwxܫ ca{5oߙs?,mj%i QsS/aS*L<6L݆ꠡ 9X2Nh"kMŏKyws=ZFK}vZDKغ$\}2[4\!iۆ+%>hr2[$#Ge뺥&nSFln_[7(v\cXa^Dny8+ ho Kh.j Cv|DkYQ{U)<(+#6օoS5Z@DsOQ#2X6ׅuqI|y"'NQ8Y;)gws&FZR7d?iA9`-o<n7&i3-p]Fdɭv'Y1 & $yjkI_C ӇGǚ)  SjX\&6:~u\"Y3Sd1L$w=uBqKŎ7D}yi*?oI}xN蟁,o6B9wypk7~&;5Ӑ3gȕDRh=PFPZD A͖|^N MG5dYD3ι묮~ ܶ80&j[ vf~ cǹ~#Kd.DHM:78"O yNZ%/s]Y)r m(6t;-KŞ&2$Ac`kb~Gs߰~5AgL&-lJXG'/svv-b 2(Ǒua" V18%u [hCiFP'Gܲy] "=xNv*5T9dЎT#D2<.|]7"_{4s()%D!@a8 x b~bu"cdAPYY^°g>w̸eX.+{S9ʹײZoY/-:G ySvYo po-Lh ͬZxT 2Qr%rA`FV &T3?/w'd<{xM9("vu}h#xp/ɣǓLZ޺bI`"iȱ7M`IUH#+=h)֞yU3/ɜ AstİL؟="X0 6/`DUQO$ 3ǐÇ-5v& wkѧܸ=Icʊ0\sk_eW^XfxC^%z :ܔϻbu1B#&}6ԒHvaZb@3BsL+ f%3ݝ ؽ[!zh#C%cg7n#܈h8EVrܫݯB%)0.C<Jİ~c:}梞&5Xb8oy(q|s IʱGaU@2@ WE7OF&EӜzܿ6]mHH.K~o/x\*rAyRka0ׁAϲ6ȝmlmF}'Z4ٌOd?A-\[@q~N:s`<$r5N?Uݍ1ąZPƚ#ާ$"=G>0,~`>{ 劲~LXr' ,?"-meRi+&i9w`!ukT*m\v$ IXJa*i,Ky!$ie'^>}do9?Ɲ6~82T'2Dgd. cǬVK__ {qeQnm4CKf jU ;3B(ke'T/jl ֕ N8N9@<)vhH:XMtm@[᷅{OCmY Db+Xkֳs /{DU, "Isoo/am >MoW=+HN:.#VWW;6QUƉISp!]xZGgQSo)PO's,L;!y3a̳[  9nŘHQy7f V-CleKJ-_X%Nh&'uWt]c>P; (4m䭻 }zC6m,-NE(h| |AZ8GޥX#\p2ZѠAAc Q}7Xhj1BHǤbY!i<a(޷"m,(QzɸnF,擤;w+o ^Z.i Y Of-0c-++T ъɲREax,HҍIkxs.;ڈQYTS+jtag;;Cf hB0d!U8")?}f>#av!`#G#riirm>ǘ,iC* Ì;`QiY4{Sg\8@a>Y4`"Qk<+=P'K,7@T|Gh aFt G8D,m16{W$D#Û_Ů>n&fF?gqEҘ˜g|e%u;9;ZqWGi ٌ>Zl*^B#ZYlp+c"wq/]=GzVBard=$ ZSWNmj3UeO{ 2J'ޗ>Sj6KmZ&bF=B zOnܯYź$1FM H3{o?ϯW7իɯ6>NrQd%bVW|"o[Ye1DBd.QA=1pTk$e2%oN5T|zpFhfS<#6Fs+GLNs& sw7y1 &  3|xUNyuΏ[)7hۈB]Fa9Oz7qmh<ҙYKieuxL6krd|!U<Ӗ1vE$N[vZrg>m[3*k oZ?oX`2zmb$5Ⱥy ?rO#?o|WrzIK. TmE,"Jt@M]zO,.-ꓞ>+ =WCjYIlh5#f+?ιĠ\rxj$ x80; /'}rQZMW ַeڰΚmJlrU[s%Lh)=|lF3݇ɋ!U.lqmBS-hB`uXbVM9`\xwsÖ#YzJ}yT Ǡgɞ t;uؐ{|G(6gm&􆁵"<(*ٻ :ݤmVPb!J2K'-<؇g֮ "yM_eZamuҲ=lֲV6)*] wlBX~GI:F !.mu67ln vq{0D}#͈93׺MNgygi5>ymj=хEm(2 Q-UUcUa80,-}ÁSI!)xXR#~VNu0-^ß)>'y M͕4+-;-qF?7l4d0kGڠoٛxfgzAʽMҲq]_}޷j&k!)Dn5`eX_R`f~Swט>:{FN(/0"(b{Ԛ|V6p3\]I5+t'f9|RCBpD lS2]G=*aЋmP,&DXgڊ,XZƅH d3n-z2,g.9Դ$+Uז<k^E' $0l$ L{.w'IAcEgk{cO1mU{0BRb~Pso=ĩR:A1N)E" KQ3l߁-VGk^ ~v7p!Ǟ\E ӚGm˫=> wnȋ/ckʼN '{opDɓǐ z#,$l7Z9CI3!,Ũ4,r. S֞0X)Xqp¯o2wQ¬_)1.jh~6Y6V#o|W_bD7hF\Yd&S~ɫ%|0P qMdpY&o Vd*|Et<ܩyڀ $0SP;<Ȱ uFxxc Yu1}Y50|".a/bb$OE(3iIѴ_ 1a<\fsق'8 E BEwR_Pû7`o΅@3m4S}7ܝbe`B0Y-UUa1<꺥gS$s ib M],vU,Ρ ʃ90 ivxj/?jb>'"ej5Q6bN9F61W5I?RSM g7 ,ǚkJkDz%aN?pGvȹDŽ垇c+.cTS`H=yC1YvKՆ?P 29s.ϓ#D]A!ۦ| 6DLhغ>❯97HB$!91=o̵=ൗn/xg춏;]u ^]OW)݀pqΗE~e&f??A*%8lSd0< =2QEv4ΐj}'Եl]a/]] 4')yނ\zENd6ܹ-,?7`2Ɩ%|Nxt^JrP2Za1p6:G?ُr7Ɩhܵ;K_S+kͭuַ<Ȋ4m`Eܸy0Є m׾O?".T̫sz~Kf ֧QT VuK@(j޻[a%н({~n G=DX 9vk<+,/~i+ -g< :>Ԯ SpIpII3xKvH32N-\lm3F-{4++q5^|3|jx|-o|J5xu~ߡ8"+_$\y݇ :_}P~KXuwzV^/zyO# d˺v?eIGr) O8^H"ëlZT_gkF?F-&/s?to=.]8b~h Ķΐ9k[Р)y9ϣ]\fxW0.}i霕sd[p3'\Jh¯j=dok9,pĕ7d<@T=޽u^z =mLb:O]Ėms 1M1+8i':e&K(AQgR5PDOzޜ(A✏jU; l[M=lS2$HAMotX4jI5J:Xz0fl6k Slo'knX[1\:h+Q ;hĥ˗ɝ=r@ nRHe֪#:.\X;3o1mnlG7pU~&'˳taj0 (UR%ɩi!^O1 r1˸|*!h'uEjK:j /2`W`m..?2NN!ҌKC[R.Ov*uO=#qHQS4iHä'"믬[#: Acw0{4@hoS(18TPy~oA4Om:Mcg`zW@9:BPG\Po6%o]Ͼ+/K?zo~-qqWh͈}]>3?g. a{]Qz|T|_d𢲚9~ {Q/> ,.nyڐV! ogߝbc[b#<;l=bۇ'FQL*7gQ5O5UroOٵ_ Q[]]'IK\r=!$M /{&H#e`c;Bdzq@ZlRsEn=3_\~Ὧ/(-|'@2(P.]FB\Ҏacse%ьH8:xu"1pď '5Y';5Dhwp$t'W՞V<cس̫ヲR- AaoٞxD &ۃ Jˢ +GB)*x}&6o9`ÌٺGl^? j j EYЧ^.w~:FQᘶ-_j'#.Aڡrb$vDN|lnUcM&(tJhچdc6\A'2~<9+ͯ/+?̳y\^.ۆIi>Txˋ u јxWs9e!8{sܩ.HNPHGܑ"NYO-/nwM 2kJҚ+\HnZd 6rƥh…¢24|VWݯb\cbbuNh5tQ ɹjoz*se\z/^=yP\n2G™р/~"Y?{kٖgbtkmsqqGܸ6YUEVUwX l&=hAOAz 2E$%R4E,deeVVއ7n֚s=̹9&"͸Uw8g}Yc1 }snSQٚRJ)jҖY67f1mcLU+f7~IsY~]޽~Z{Cݗ /dPesHiHM4Q W{r+YO$Befo<jaREV:Vwƹ%١Y.|Xj.AJIi{'xˇӧ=~Ҹz^g ]/*:=!F0<=9f| <ӑfN :EqVYM3 m kU6*w8ōtbt2dc]4 j#k %#Y)/PAIjjѷ\ȟ{~etVcgv8$tW :oe؊^p`'>Ϣ,?~g  jK1 e#Uee { e}1fԳ:z:/;OU/#hR- }/ܜ㺰%-b6ZЃҖ3(ig hػcUvSƌoB٭;a߼;S eƷw=auI]_g|S]Ӱ꟡s*5le9{ ݍL՛}qAy[3swnNݯPFVpv7魔l=wwq,ݔJJ']ՂVL T-vIox53{f$ 16zj=\f3[jѸh4~ L)MĴB Ќ3b *V:l.p)uo?ͭ_g_GwULnS(W|/·_]zCanp~?RpRr$啮Z1+I<>aIOk~k0p:RX;5@ av` ~,DN͙W WOMH8V~?/)0@3l{SV|=ƓÑ|lc ruV .P2^ WW_3["Ԛ㘥ޝCsFIZ|8ʏ>>bĒy&쟞WEq&8נ^Ṕ3ʚ:MEp,"FP; MjvvsӜ?U}]FJMdc`sx$덽Ȩ;cŞ78P88͵_ցS:0 RwUq[$^⼠{PVxs? _͗_y.l>]&oݗy{1UPsPݷyxٹ7fc2Lj`;~o߼Ou;\>pb />lO@H :9L $;cNmqN{؛."F?9S}'G"t t_|ov/<0}JٟwƼx?Ώ%ٿz76p|J2[VKzzPb͙ ؝ZhD:u_tZT_81[=|!/KׯO8j964!!.p[oO);énEkޫ\u3ksv}o}oڹ\v:() ^n uT\\Wy\PHyEiEQ4{ػГяKsg~4qvF.Fvư-|]ݛpu>ǛOZI&"1j,=)]AYB"Z8KqG>7}1H6]k/WJ7>? t-{ wt:ڧi"-5^ȨN:*0ӫ]Qth1gg\1u^ ¯]u'La`""6󞝱,5&\v|f4~l-j~{q܁kۑ!xv(/^A ,>ќH_ thzQpqd}sji+٣ =~aoܻů}S3xå ΁# ,@;zeeFylxq/\:uxZ$J9:&258MZŽkE<|{oȰ2(Q3 '+?gtM#tGc3V $jvˇwocv&ba]R}F뀝D:.ME6Jh$X;1l53%}#&udR'>7j;o+E8uEH0f3>{p |:PCbbL. [܈xYT(#: :X)=:2 G!~̯9p,L >k; HH ׆te8.??\;k!p}=yP"-E= MX-8@yPc(DAaTӺxCi^q%G% 7~`4 (ʲ}iTed}lZQZ%fk (b&l ق;1ot2JB3(i~5sÑna!Af<{]Np'?K8[z(E95d9Ƥ섋oj]Oա3 J잦D܁Fo4 oWoI|djH m1]GS`OjGMrZ_u|fE:f-#?&ٶR٘dY::IM#}hy=~`ra6MQh0{R& z:I pzͱ3Y}<[ F勛\A1:^ċ3eXū/Kgd B ;/QZUyG9[CIpeuċ/ϯl4_?Mn(;.WT.Hա] 'ge9 RyslpX;LGIr! +`t(9w 6,Cg~"`u$# .ÿQaW_g~ q%!ope% UVᬞhJE◞L+9+Y)b,G-=a!i-%NAխГԲUeZp8RmC*S \4ɲ[~<݇1S-!F2:#Ѻ8AVdNu>^i3D>Ob`RE(x4awwxњK.&xjN|履m β2WbK ~3iUa⽃ȭE5/7Z^O({q @@$ (1M OKҎ1={W4, j)1,Fq,KvJς-:Ƀ&@iQet8Tum|D1Jx XY40GG۠1'ESw@[D~WsVVVpq ܹZ Vc!xueI4r6moﰿkoҋ/d).#?f^c[&אp;t]CGfևEamy96H$GUSx<۬뚦]:ΜZuDiSMSt.NHsÍr(9O*~NHԑ?SkYv!GIWq^B&4c Z'}>uztBGS&Ba*`CKWSrX$"Od2fc}}vPcV%7!1,/H C1s uIDATNϙ7 bXa.b%2@ zrx"a5Tt xwo?r 9xB;rziwثO.}ݝ!dRq:i3xث: Ʉ;os3Wgb{Ys=J;9R>9E'& ~YcIQsoFU, jF80>BCmds%k+G{.o9 sN%oJ)x++3;8kAzxN̖iFՐWi9E8}gXaPX>g?Jr0Wu2.idL_slPWgn(1 hbHcB#FW_L6e'|8[ע̰)*ڽ҅0@XDD&CuL|[70|dhA-uw>('gu\,hsG!'VMM?z+ӥ%pwHuasi/fR`O82ZflΫc,}o ;x 1X9QcI_hl+/>v3<ڭ;pT,BDl)ޯٿ=~Q #!>ξGzwC,-f^ xjɝ;#6DIT2ؔ91>}=^x9hEǡ419V z'ݝJ2++=L( 7t!jRG#=t01z(L񣝣>$koQ0O !6v)]4 qq=b K#񸡲MU5Mβr82_-qE`< "Aqg]8Y C*c[ӂ:䯷akw\f^GtajÞ`OT¢1cz"JkYFkJw)m+zk)SBGUGFUFt53dYUɯHrZ*޷MX`_eЃ#F5I{%¤Sռti567f'̲Z2SK-gVh/]Ù'5d|(eϮcMCW*XG7it%ZK6 mE:M>pIcNaR؝TtNQn*^n>4.1I_g[ӹ{|}m=~v6nMɰ]R08qD )ڠbR'FdA%c^b_wx v;qFG?ϛTAX[|lE#Q kȭt Ui⸰Y|7QUyk̷~{3Ϟ-+*ɞ]/<&(8ZpaXٳ^}wĨzxEQ]S[whH%tyb­[ZLWܝrw/ 1WDam/o3) 0˙']i޶֬fxYU(Bh06Pi-OׂEGe3JDNX᛬7߅Ԉ"j ʹ cZ@U[hcfaZ5ܛ@}{+/η"gWpJbcl|rUKiǏl4^N#wӨeH橂fW_0x&rRсgLI [g }wB#Zoլ:>rz⹷|d2s?K:LGkk^xλcAޭJqƔ4~cf-guiҊUK3L^v4H"MJàgXwPwYqfJh {oQWQݗҥ*Qf.w y`ࣂd!(rv߸[wY) ~k?K:%1iM1='IZy y]o^ k(2*z2KQv47MywW aw8wI/kC^akӱfyR{7*ҥg{3 =Skww\qeZ9li|d2ln Fg_2{9拟{&-'B_`N"Z ,h>:ӛ%V-N/qS  h|gAtdPgNl(M"83IFΗ?&j%|*/m/ Q9jm>{E=ۗ%ED='&! 98@5 )UhY|#4>{{gv9Z8AGƏ&سRЍpNCD>6奫+nT| ">]*e^ Da&%ؔŕN-hXƃQFb%BoiS-p0L6;M?{{~{"n3d2^:&*}7Gܾ1%Fa8 y/ݷi Gl fS^ubP҆ ,j(auX[3("~.Su(Ҡ1aɾi*^bM^,,N+b,VKA]2#ȇw oTG#_L@Sj8rT3{(VijknJ+ Ϟ==:,p[nMd{'. KJ*> O(9BFk:DDs3Zᴧt580슄tY=i9&U$vlNJ܅m̻s16Rq,u -gi!d./Y)v.JttvWg)bgV h:E9ۚ|asP38V=3V!ˁ? W CL_/HV),0S0='-<+NUlm޶D]/Nu6pT#>Jʔ1kjJ4ϟﱕ\>vVo_9G&k|0X[C^yvej Vw.Աk=CPN΀F((D:}+{;-.?OǣK,J`֊~V{hGBjmS%1X#GDQ׮uQ V)Ndžo`?{k^2&G9 8(Eԏ%s /] W/-1s=J|4m}88{3#(fu;ca;]ƕ ُj<}wwWlRCHd1Gޯn-fZF&+$Is vmwAfzYFo^,?R? xB9Irjxpa7-QgNY79يTpVhѳ.9\ gjfIQT`{[\%1ꩂUZaijA%p_~|V;i|rva$?X?v6"iC}f( Z)) VP룥wRĢkyIg *%S>0e:^NR}⟼zWe.ܽzߛpnd=qEU{:%`fî[Iӄd PUN-ƢC>KY)$z9H/\`P 7?ĎFE>O=Ql;iB)̆1hgeY_qlDFJ^?R,K:ŏ&6! kqARD;'}=i~s< +Ѷ݆g=o ǯOٹ^xuVz3%Φhq7Le4e(ģQB|l^A~`<k2$2NS1>3Y!/*0 F1=^MtAOSW1Ph>Bk;5֦EQ^wN#nVhX[5=]0XXw4>e4RMOo7G48;ԷbsCBnmRҢNOg5NX[PUkܹ-)?8Y\gFrݜ}1M`nߗ;a[ *sd#ѝ[2ftY}{5Vpj\ hGQE=c$٤󞵠25X*G1h >ϴԿ.NRYN+ .#ʣ#"n?2=Դr{Џ__70|cO5b:2oR^x1Y2vjVN ;+eO]]{r{0F\8?1۵OBt'Pu~sՕ>DΝuL>%;OF os ,eg3PO{nb4-,>=&_V-X9cdgTCdp[4.20m"Լد+mV8{UCoфmcf2%X)2괕VU~k'wMϭp\/3LTt;  ~$a1aR\g|; @(~_ݣh<nx:Og@;l-@4Jf^xE۳ZѣuЌh Ss0lA,MhU(U/E9$r`lOFK&BDsANb$&1r*>Q˩N c`I* c{7Z@eVZK,>!Zɢa݃Xy3ƀ9.^Ix*.bSj4G]?޴X0"{B*q.Y&irn!bW|-۽J%i76FX"Ę$՘H,Tn%>g3\XbPA&# ! VJgwO",!>ux҅?|2ສe?-T3p5S -$F uS)!  h5Mhi֔eI +Di'0F%:V'Ϧ#Z%ެѩ,FTR&`AK9q[K3Qv.Y2p%S#h^c{5ܹw< 1wNYݎIBHJ y\vcn=:{'p-`i gskLOFS3)CHɎ0"3E%P5I&n"ސCPAcJa@g &1≠l 6dUB\3[J#+ B17;|Ruy>GGI Ɯ?Qǫy_o7>ca$1 ӸeгL4kC.rqcT/t t\~>mFSC7rzrY.`7F!-Ѫ%քiꊕ~}D ND4#8$4ƝUFB+ ; YI[ḅɊ5K%w|U6>Qû&~aP"=>p)xG9Y+msKo5W׮ʳ/ҳ4Y0mgX+>*Z S;_g'r[[c^#EoO?]Lyu<|r&G_diuJK1v 2YYGVW:{ģ2ݪ)LBCCbӘq3^">rWWcLEPfФ$ *<n!/\sv{徥T4]D|*g c6bPhJ( Vh R?j61b"b9ЭBb BT:%43ea8 k Gf" G8Y[1۷+~y*6x֘7KzvM//٬,{@O 0&ybD&SMɝ|[ܢeVg2?gFؼT$3A߲yyNK0/vCΟ+iBZM|4 $d}ó68_f33ll}_៾o. gnSД8 3:^Epʹ3dokp6^/Z8Up05{8ץZ+(Q4Ш(FFTXRL'a}ꀊ^ iC+}xNmtv=id3 *`CesƉiY茄瞽 44sU(g0XXfgS'#vX[-YB-.|ȊB[w+lnqTAʹy a14Q-uFU: L^tL)ە7嶊N\Ⱑ2_ <ˬ_7?Z߭otZq}@-gk,H'?iasZ/ Ca+=d ]0ჰc;͕oC4Ax: [yz.´?]Wgkce HħXXVW#U:ud P&*k7}swY8^x2gNj&p0ܾ_k4>$L br))c= 3[|EW6Q `[`e Bk2NjϿ©o~ 7꯰7beţs秾1:.>֜9{nX)K.lK;ϗΰT^Oxd0r1 7z\xa&?i#x)Ц}^U8e쀬DRG,꘹0n,lt|Ȑu߷Q]߃)ԍBߣ` @J~rt`aw?zBk(ڀ#4i}03uSQ3cv L+Tm4wuj˗68~ 5EYЫ;8&jVp]i?6lP0DT16  2Ƚ:/E[Fw˗g0&?˽7(]S[SF=!!H~,y&ZM"0? Rϲp&ق/:}(LV{M J SFgM᏾X= 8꒥}a Gz[TVSkܾ! %ś)1zƺ>9?(`嫿tū8 6 t^``{Cchb 5Gv7@b"O )Cs8͐wq,6VX_OZpVq$VSC`שWXP:$J GJ84[Ossj4:ĀpE3g/q͟g:zmܹN(ݰ~27Oޭ!>RڷS2:ڊ X Nc[SQ:͸IN3"~,fg_;+?7s۱xp GfKOKKkLTCPCFE(<}Y,zam,.)](X])V Sx0aYMF͈^yM J J|G%ZÎF!\(5[O1D%nn cu*!H$FEe{mV Ooի/!Z)=_M_u%^g34q Ex Z xM&բOEN޸tsecZ>pGcc 30,F$ğ T[SRRgCS(eR^5Tޮ}hbLW0GU,YT2-41O-ٹϴQrk { q J!Z- Ƙ$25T䄺OSVFI9F#߹Mu(,Ã! H[dk̡p-!YyM=* Ӊd~]_zY.d!9)cSjsi%= GL`FEGJ˂X"5f"`@4ۄf=h].PŌWtк."V׻{v}{ILL'آ4SPE B{v1ZN$IgggćAUi( x7E^.dJ2L+_]NOWW9u<[آdeNitz+\COz#10 VW 6NJ+nߧ 3._a7 BTܿ-k1{{ ^N I+>ĹlJP*V{mf=x]+^Z3g`N=Չ/vmWqWbg0aʢy9jfѲ%!zkʿ'h )3j]d::,8 2E&$믤 ;׾Y;"5 13oEQ6%``!cjBP:$Kԙv& jtf~8)Ξ?hmt+H3stad W- ^<BiI)_zHc8%kNM-W^1/ԙ|nٳi;3$44*UZ;վQ VԓƩI[L"ob򘏑Wߞ<ƓNeavYfK˚Eskn5kZFBik?[nJ5dms/J֔heA#,(Z*(5Q&޺sGdz%`:ݡowHd~آjr5ܻw9[|`J4kki\r;~yJ؅~5}(w0=E%ƫC̀+tQ![(F(`sqbN-|O4Q\9_rNE>QM RGIk[m&=ލ/2~% L4ΗTUdkñyÊ gϖt\h9YrH&U Z4(vjNqᔥ4ov5KB a~T)(f%6O93̻|MW8pLRu:F PW<@)X ULDUvzbkE⚦vp7%L,$(6,!KO+ulh In*\&եe9ҭwZݖj&+InZټ}ZCNCkؖrjQ*R&gJCC X[Jo.[@)kk'X~q__(?z fJ2yAm{Ul߿Nw˗. sk0촊X.4r{N95HZ7OP*Uj$r^s"E58"rXzxEfm 5Τ0 t h,$iPZf/!&KWFlZ͌yJ0c_M!Pm"rOeLRot=ﾶw>ޓ燞\p{㯝/ؿsoqq~ONAw%-CEՃ/U50=-zL'½{#`pEgWEv&YDS2sZsj~Zq%W QI3. Ni7h~XӔk6KBJgy^+-9M4rPIl0YF 8~Cw4SA[(%a [e: 8EV<5qNo@?eݜr#~kw Ɠ}nm;LQ='\UoBc,*"HsԅN>6FdATvUbRMCu*Nc'wC`!H̿R|ҌckB;:hZSi}jy3+P~~UDH(INL@->nu:**M-z(8bu' 8/Q@<W1:|DY2E&eq%{g51@i:jCM!*Y06MY3X%Q@Drd>y:5iʲDCS7NY}zq'9uwEO%k);I-i|&d}H͑`>3$ZBkD. B\qF!3s^ hifJD$  {|1::3+mTI"d ʅ$uh Mg  ab?Bŵ؈6X惔~s5lzub?"-ljVP%iwA$b%w6dN$W,~' gEai|GyS[*ʎZiךwx?AjAĒF+Yt x"4U}{za>ŶL)F.U_ >g s4(PI$*˕kEp JUlhJ2ch[JuZ(,@41XA*20.[ɹY1tix t ]|-gZYN%s53ALؤ¤[ k4LO:NDfމa71dV]+o&p1&9iQZ#?{%+O=RJU zT쀶BMor:-d _Zfd!U~  %gvN}5, ǿǎZkGZ$)j+:łDzc$V-Wc*Y' ,^|,ǎ-(:r˨{z`5њ3<%~pSB#qd:PBY*`E؟ZQ=~:WBN" A`˗Lǁ*[>,}tv-hfgҰjx M7E4KŴ; ݆Ο)*Iu;j/df0+f^O[ƵkVPC>:fg©MљSgeoҰb;ht NT!qsuh)NT(큰d܏ΕXj%ɸe omK^0>$)՜uTnS@t@kB c~0 $B5i0N?]O<3`T;t_ ~W~G\8 m:P:tX,L#uqڤ QpVqsY3TP$o=|o3%+]M=Maь>ywnM㔝D1]/1#`&w>:Ig_)& K"wѬ4 eWCwų%+=.+ԍGO Jl c(,1D|IBIY9Q5'&'m^k蛙fYҹ^&-s:HZl&R.U]C5XmfmOR OlG}~[`7y |sGw {ȏwSQ[o<+577ǿdžLXEˑB DO5cGk7L]Df,M|<ldq"!RNNk!b_bҥY [MMS7D3#t:I$QafڌeFQwY\ *;wN!1[_Ss3&G ; ͷ ,?B&?!Hg,r~P*VFi!Q06Nuڞ])!F:esg^;J!1s!$)#BlL$꽧( 1m8[7l&)-jWcTƈHjhq4~ay:{t 2;" O4o<{~!`0rLc1:PRtU@$#kbLt> ?G 21$Mc"dƗ'qm[u$HQ ЁL\rH#UII3Y[6 EtKGx䑂-al;xC^Q^µM[T*c Kav> JC 4MCSW)e#6k5UxzVjIVkBL5v:ΥAXtbb~)T"KԄʘ>,cDQ~cx1AA> ^$*)uMZ|='ԏ]jBVxJӐHR: L2hPFgeFu!BM  u鴞Xa;6ZT`N夀>mάl|뉬hO8{g#ggӼAꦢK*HBY"|%۲]HKqH,<։6.ZeZ1l6(Ӳ`QFaVYb:ŕ6_Cƨ|$""5JBBۣ,k)Ґ>ZMDž'| {tn5f1^_LP~Q`i;PWoK[ew꯳s*kcAcLR#TT:dFx!yUT EAJb qe˨l4& Sǟ"F'y74q*&lqak`CI`^-g#<Ġ*bM@+:!NZ'A:mԄ<4.mbA?FQ:{ 7reN:zo'H$?pn-AH憣"eԃHa!BT G! }\D}]y\=tG˜= aa&^Tq!+N +iQj,È6M\`T֨$+Vu6RǴ@I HDk:@Jc()6< kzsi[Mb,cDNi1U VVzDo={{ƕӳX6TZT`uN^ChSL >-f>A9<1ȕϡ字Yt(-TȴI蕚4mD9#`3.v o33=V9KiŻק\s|]bq?▣nQ`Qh FMM΍Abs Vi\UV\1Ih[Rn%3l+j\O&W4qBTI@$CHSTʬfky`tXM nbM`:ioXtuSC3_1}&' RvB3ӇjEkV1\<[μUVc18I1|R /?(\E\);;?1o~kM.ƤúJxV¥j,f;be4;mJg(]M{`w%)~.웘zܼto6=7R 6ց~8a~yZ0ڊν ֒=>hmo>R+0&NB#1mǀ>x 6(1[%름 1e#qFF[u5:T\ǖBFtro >/cZ[ҡtP-D JF%jaZdb(_w4oD-DUO?{ -'Z iqeq+D3`~HS2|kC6ϝNKC~wNwpQ w`oA}1&v] ׿!Wxʹ߰vNk5DS9,>db/+5I1hiR˂n|Bk@eXVI $DO׬R !/(i9bT'"iAA+ ̕V. `4j6/ Q*zm@o}楥XUO?ABe.qZ9;DB /N<;7ZXmwܒI1ZY70\w`d,qӍ8c 1)V16y<*~:3d( K`Qp7 [թ$Y(өr6, $>hNEmJ-DLkܑ L\RV^6i]"= ( bh1 X:ql3iP=)Y%$)$n >!'0?,|bp1ǘ^@hNf#9co8uF$tʩ,J|R˹<ÏC$RQ7Mjۚv}|ٞ!3:|vȴvP"YiA(F;ԴiĥCCBB0IMPAcHo1u cx7B=8ӥkOESCw1*N(:RΔaj;jS:ND<MG2gSG=;T(udieEFs[Y}( I@5}5B锝|gQ=yڄ'y6 "R7M*3Ae{UU4tP:qf{ (Ĩ3zIdxcx3 QMzӕOڠVQUu 4h2%AXꋊhI{t]F9l"L#=Ɔ>fy;> xM>XMoWU&LKYP:eZ-7fXS8H#x>ާ&z8uE (`ޙ6MSX?VA'ڤO,28/DP& ۱lTi""C$yXJCF+@ Jк^1)Z:kegt;()  Y2ja+\ZSm `dmo!(5̓!5Iz1mwCHĦzeSĐZu285VSu *2dwC=K2I=Ns+4FtLx*$#d߀2 +AtJδ"|-[[U ^hhjm %&{ȩ$}5u]k " )Ч);\hU3ԦQSSlԃDu C\*w*TUB*rR61T")u%4.- zDMLEkФ,!6$6 m# 8dZ nNY/S N2)cHTg 1[cBe\E^`xID5!#HpHDPc DY*h+~hSӑ4^j:-XsPʣu=kU95x? 'Gdٱ2qsb3c~S{GM;`+EQ$fUO.):Mu2d!'U1FPALmpN#* j2(],%Ɇ)qYv$;\cl 1t;֨45 *0b( h!6I4l|11٢X@WI*ƴsm5ڴOZ+ݍ4Z@O+Q-F>2g@} =I Cч/I`Ҥk$oQbJV9¬hK)uФ$+A&&v[4M.(*eR%f.A0JSMCvZBJl IQRU'@k%H3IFSZCG)Z&fdS(SQ5!eKR!q!J&KCv̂X!R;*%)7EgYd|_iKyiScBTu*˼@TRS*MU,ASEnoI@[χH*&P%@+Ut(x BIFBL.]JID:#f&9bijG|ȧ69yTQ[$httE" ҡ!qCOEWW[&-|ڣ?G*k'6Z=T gM{r]HchBт(F)%Yۘbv*.QOug uW3QzG~KKTVE1h74Vm6lW.FfkM2M֋|';𭼛+,66)y'9.*1T͘n2h)[k(A2ڗYy-:;pJb/0.#jP$- kdv/Q!)K &]N@D)˂FZJj~=PQ|@Q!'ҐUq 3dA4^!A/$>Đ*b "O ztd>ynmv9+bzfKؕQL-ǣ!cI:k|M=TH'khjOhiܦt5kL S;a}h I@Xp4M&($|di+i?Yx]= r bfQZ(ʝv5!6D&cDMѱ=!VJRV1pk28_OnAfzFL'12Onҍ[Wӥ!D|IҾA&bf҅L/T2sm 2cTꐖ'T'S:SMe{cIs|,,Zgl4ΈeÍȧw-<!YrJj>gӖē@.ߕV\C3ɶ#0 RĬvB)6iYi5z48F`ZPWAĵ(m>m)q@tR҇!: b["Υ+ :%$D*?џH9rQfh%EIɏvʢʌX3TڕYc9mJc2X9x K'Қ 3t:ȧץZlbH{4sXwXcNs%p*Zr~$fWдn[lGQR!s1&$SgCoI-RҍmijniN̶8D651;YbgtI%iXUzI}#+A"DVE%h -4ijSEifNhQ,(b̟e2( ug| ѨOfX0.ſENߏf(Do1?jGmJLJDU$Jw!䆤;!ΫEWx| +SIx#5 ?4FuAQB2q4e yY]U =dFk ɔ~(m,GH=RWIuQ& JJ Ba2&i*O&cQtqa2qh a #W.X<쟱~ ľE}vȚp^!{4ՏM6Wi\ZE-WJ޲T*V$fyܾ!TŒ>JKFcJou% lcih]c#h"N#Uy^fQ1QͦU֩n8{16M ɭreE$RvCٔ6KL+n*}ԟ"TG^Hp$>FEi"O҂g:)H +$(B'@v842t+@QUdC$f[wVE쪒scsISnRUitf-jZA'hJLO cQyޘX?iLKN0Z%[BŘUNؑt0p֟xIY=Ј^:ˬ%&u=&Kc䝐4t2vpYAJfވlN3Մu>&[1Y1PMl͒- &D"L&(mIL..oEB ge9 4@:/kX~GS7!yZ-Nޞףu%dKyq+qY="B5kw:gg "Vù>w+#J^[M[Mw=7ph|ƣ@Y BΔ.B% %eʂ|̸VZmqV#V[nԒςV LG$Ս5~ߊ$?im)Ӻ.X2oV,jf$%{OmP:lkf~ҎI-4Nѹ, i$#soTm$:kM? ' |l9=17?Q2XNiy 0֭HfL%$s-2]𡙑sR+FG?ksXcHp=!6D ̴3! hc<Ƽg(Mk4by1?X$Y M3W4 ڸdgMN6] !iDg ?ۯˊ >G/YD(k[9b39K͍JQ0QFKr~5Vcv!.G ߊc>d3 9yg(y"yr?(pQV F0qnKS׸RԾj͕$ăO%qMuָ[s+1צ3FNAo+$*&gw>k֤^8$w55l8(3#)$)c]MU~9oUt{L쉓HYB$`ÚU_ V"baD3LwuW{=9#A^Y3z9y>6{&) $ }Y0~$6Gn7;jKD8)&ɒ=` JH|!KLqT;éNqg?/ K-О%^Ũ#A܅aȘaJR^i8F $B9hUOZ-z'?M'(dmrNK&'4;v{ҾUC1G~|buM#:8\9#ɟW!ed7Ni!@iE$"~v)5u1 "NI=O0{n`&!2sTΌ40VKnr,"<9kam6p~gΘD'͔K{ljHPAsxupCL LeLFP-PHZxj56"-z ҀIQ&JI e~ %c Sd i>e !H `}BT"kTɓ0[ma"Ьb`g(f޴UD`$cU(68R).R"=84hJ+ ^E1Wʠ\","q=EaCQL1ls0 h`AMuw֘U0+RpT6DԣʙbEZknEd9,n3!g}k7,evfv>d BЪSc6/Ӆwd#P$S7xsBfrmP+baX>*UAOk mbhψ#@̲ y)vBzET&vAe%p 7AEˣ=(:̵~@j~Ay7th#Xa=XS]m2RQ 3|*Fj!nd'w-c |\0j<{-Ȁ  b۝ h/ S(rR6EdpGuR͢uP30Ofz{42g4>/F?RD\-[Ęi EzUQK$6r5g5mFȈ-|jv^v7߳ fjai.^]TvNp5=D PaHi.cOiqsLqk-@x"ӣj acɓk&HOAT3ʑVDI!vrS GjTe.QAhShE6["n|K׺suWpI%LP}ܵA"QIOUah6 JJ6HlGC If )̐ fDC=l$H[lU_κ?f0K$}ye,CŜmUB3b>8_Ԫ ijfÉ(f?.21:`Wdpi%)ApbU \[4$_J {߽e8"!nB#A)ꋱL]?\F9{#?PxV5'R_0d/Hd_ 1+S°TB2I¸wjagm.jD}=Zm k?(eu޵5( d`**/TQͼu맊Ҽԩ6'$A>nr̎67Ml$e^oɬPGVیVjY[ SZ[P}8@tZ#7E"íN,8t ji.Dqy>Olx'{/2@bF\nጛ03yf}0-Ir@{& P`_Zܿ[F+g2͉sBc솠W\|fwj~يQ&.^ߥ /q$WYiM`5l/+/bk8>>ƽ/@z?F٥|-?C ƒ 75nɐ$xֻxb)*_7'}9^ć?gT˞G]bxwg`#ڧtLj*fğMH>+><{M1Mx _m Kzkxs ki2Q7__ۿ} [xtq_a[YG#UK>"1ʄ{)]_VԾ`~$8Zz 89w)VBrW WmFm^~@~Xڐ9H?ğ]ٿo/Fc}:kl5^cTp48,%HPz'q~eýS Kr'*ʨ0[0_69nv&L*_yX֊#fgR'Ԁg'j{bxxY*O0< ^>[9/d)88Y2pj!Nq~1x߹ď߹L NWG[W ȧ HH bXfH8[E#FWe_‹kރlNj}e(FY`9op+⩝R 7`X8'&\i /1Nb5@1D)v}4@J!]`mghG_ǐ8Zbpo { 9߳oz}}4^C/x0&YaH!$wSÐSQ;py2ϥ`X>BF}\LJMtע>c_~i%ֲf"A2S~ h4d턫kldp1{OP 4ԣXa1ZqR7g Zqѣ,g$d8bS|NX گ*6ƀ:lWs\?]f*bIENDB`$$If!vh55#v:V l t065yt$$If!vh55#v:V l t065ytRDd R  3 bullet"@@Dd R  3 bullet"@@Dd R  3 bullet"@@Dd R  3 bullet"@@Dd R  3 bullet"@@Dd R  3 bullet"@@Dd R   3 bullet"@@Dd R   3 bullet"@@ Dd R   3 bullet"@@ Dd R   3 bullet"@@ Dd R   3 bullet"@@ Dd R  3 bullet"@@ Dd R  3 bullet"@@Dd R  3 bullet"@@Z 02 0@P`p2( 0@P`p 0@P`p 0@P`p 0@P`p 0@P`p 0@P`p8XV_HmH nH sH tH P`P FINormal(B* OJQJ\^J_HmH phfsH tH T@T  Heading 1$@&5B* OJQJ\^J_H ph^@^  Heading 2$<@&!56CJOJPJQJ]^JaJDA`D Default Paragraph FontRi@R  Table Normal4 l4a (k (No List 4 @4 EjIFooter  !.)@. EjI Page Number4U4 EjI Hyperlink >*phFb^"b EjI0 Normal (Web)dd[$\$ B*CJOJQJ\^JaJphj@3j 2b& Table Grid7:V0zOBz  Preformatted( # ~= z9!v%B*OJQJ\^J_H hphbQb Heading 2 Char-56B* CJOJPJQJ\]^JaJphfDbD captiondd[$\$ B*\phPK![Content_Types].xmlj0Eжr(΢Iw},-j4 wP-t#bΙ{UTU^hd}㨫)*1P' ^W0)T9<l#$yi};~@(Hu* Dנz/0ǰ $ X3aZ,D0j~3߶b~i>3\`?/[G\!-Rk.sԻ..a濭?PK!֧6 _rels/.relsj0 }Q%v/C/}(h"O = C?hv=Ʌ%[xp{۵_Pѣ<1H0ORBdJE4b$q_6LR7`0̞O,En7Lib/SeеPK!kytheme/theme/themeManager.xml M @}w7c(EbˮCAǠҟ7՛K Y, e.|,H,lxɴIsQ}#Ր ֵ+!,^$j=GW)E+& 8PK! ˣVtheme/theme/theme1.xmlYMoE#F{oc'GuرHF[xw;jf7q7J\ʯ AxgfnHFPA}Hϼ3z~/TqcAV.C, i]H}b舅WϿ):zOG= rfm$,zg>">ϫ> s^|gO^|=o<.G4&$hk9Egl$ Z*Uo0˲%n*=a$Vhގb9rQm4 iAN)f^㽈8f2((}B*K .Du1 ɈjZLڢ1eV3ۉMr"+00~Dxp\%rcV *#3q} !a"e՜[-$}cU}b)ݯys^Dn^ ;IT~ D1 ϐ;8> n1iQ T\U; Qc[G@/~\QYo+oT [$qqзs74%P徣\?O'Yv@z`7fCPƆj i6։`z9)k.ANa]PfCR.`g+ekת` tڛd"S$#,Gr&IyC)Q+hkko,I*k.ޛd)EtkG%㵛M8x88K,!_ [6E6۹cnƽjȖyK&krzQJ +VV5+ njdB|ULvaD>fTʧa1= ץ TՄah:KYo ΎcF8[ݢy'[ `Viq We?sE'pS p+0PJ#l w@],d_a|jHPXT$Z2wzvY,d*`Lcr@Hs`K d4`p}:hMN靏mfpa?7bU|-:_,Y+@Ya)hgm&sUxY,{ Q =H _&:{~hȌBP֗Z< 3#f'|཮?^o:xc;[nFI~11?l{{M2%MH%a:4`5PK! ѐ'theme/theme/_rels/themeManager.xml.relsM 0wooӺ&݈Э5 6?$Q ,.aic21h:qm@RN;d`o7gK(M&$R(.1r'JЊT8V"AȻHu}|$b{P8g/]QAsم(#L[PK-![Content_Types].xmlPK-!֧6 +_rels/.relsPK-!kytheme/theme/themeManager.xmlPK-! ˣVtheme/theme/theme1.xmlPK-! ѐ' theme/theme/_rels/themeManager.xml.relsPK] tD  %%%( pH8h!&R-148=@RBDIlLMr`pujyR}<ǗQAMt]_`bdfhikmx{}~'f! -0s333334K44445C5=@oIwO-ap!vxzN|yߋy ޟtwt^acegjlnopqrstuvwyz|&888lll7m9m:mʣˣtCXCC !(!!8@0(  B S  ? looktaskbar multimediahelp assistanceie6 messengersearchdriversconfigstartup_PictureBulletskjmkmwmmmmmm nn>u kjmkmwmmmmmm nnLuoL5p 5q4r4sL4t3uL3v1w0x1y0zL1{ 1| 2,,%%%yGyGqNQQQħ)u     33%%%GGxNQQQǧ.u  >*urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags PersonName9*urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttagsplace8 *urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttagsCity; *urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttagsaddress9*urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttagsState= *urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags PlaceType= *urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags PlaceName:*urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttagsStreet M   8=EJU\]fVa ;?  i!m!4)?)**++-- -$---1-:->-^4g44488M9T999U:c:i:v:;;;;;;(<-<<<<<UU__$_-_iio o%p+prrssaslsssttt!t{vv{{Ɋˊӊ؊ :Fҝٝޝ ͡ס',4PRWZ6;owɪӪܪ&'-CHPUZ`",<$,>LMMOOPPRSUVXYrui~y~z~z~~~789>MV*UW΋Ћ8[>LuMVڊ&'8[>LMMOOPPRSUVXYadouMVڊ&'8[>LMMOOPPRSUVXYrud/HLV a)VҎ`9\Jz;\Q'HR|))LrNE.ʤ h 0:k5<57m?B=tC4Vʂ`D[l ^H1bbg~bܾ%tr5F}J=h^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hH^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(opp^p`CJOJQJo(@ @ ^@ `CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(PP^P`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(opp^p`CJOJQJo(@ @ ^@ `CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(PP^P`CJOJQJo(h^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hH^`OJPJQJ^Jo(-hpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hH^`.^`.pp^p`.@ @ ^@ `.^`.^`.^`.^`.PP^P`.80^8`0OJPJQJ^Jo(" ^`OJQJ^Jo(hHop^p`OJQJo(hH@ ^@ `OJQJo(hH^`OJQJ^Jo(hHo^`OJQJo(hH^`OJQJo(hH^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hH^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(opp^p`CJOJQJo(@ @ ^@ `CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(^`CJOJQJo(PP^P`CJOJQJo(h^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hH^`OJPJQJ^Jo(-hpp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ @ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohPP^P`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohp^p`OJQJo(hHh@ ^@ `OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHoh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJo(hHh^`OJQJ^Jo(hHohP^P`OJQJo(hH ^~b\Q'%trVh 0E.k5<`D[`9)1b7m?|))d/F}4V                                                      2Z                                    h0n                Q;]TL \rnExDIG7*N ]&3 ^{FH JW d']8J)u )8J p rqdZnL =%rq p v,XJ@'U,X<% p A!.'aC!hpo p $xV-%oS p <%E= .'IG p )4'=%)xV-%rI)}=[ 0+%; p :-gh'1{i\ jb3$Hr4TPa*4cvr%c6oE6)vH p \k18(U? p %;Hr4 E=|Fi@>RM| (U?.p Qe{DxDAlDaC!oErI) p |F^{FHE)vH*4 $Ii@> p \J0+TL3 p dZnL!_W7*N'UyO:-FQg]t p oSE H,?UFQC@UaQr4U)!_WlBX6}=[n{i\]&d']w`'GzTPao9Ke/leJW l$h<lmmhpojb3 gp$I.po9Ke\r/le p aQrcvrg]t<l )u'Gzgh'1 p RM|l$hR}E10\6 9U*"p #2b&3)-/ ?tY`-+Ae#wQ CF{E9\B: 0MO@[[P[[@{t@UnknownG* Times New Roman5Symbol3. * ArialG5  hMS Mincho-3 fg7K@Cambria?= * Courier New;WingdingsA BCambria Math"1h.} PZ?PZ?!d4d 2QHX ?FI!xxTom's A+ Hardware NotesTom McLaughlinTom McLaughlinP            Oh+'0 , L X dpxTom's A+ Hardware NotesTom McLaughlin Normal.dotmTom McLaughlin10Microsoft Office Word@4('@̬Fa@nsFP՜.+,D՜.+,|8 px  tom@digitalsmiles.comDigital Smiles Inc.?Z Tom's A+ Hardware Notes Title 8@ _PID_HLINKSA O2http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Windows_XP.PNG   !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~Root Entry FBsFData 1TableceWordDocument4DSummaryInformation(DocumentSummaryInformation8CompObjy  F'Microsoft Office Word 97-2003 Document MSWordDocWord.Document.89q