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PHSM-Calendar 9.30

PHSM-Calendar 9.30

PHSM-Calendar is a Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 10 Desktop gadget.

This is a perpetual calendar that shows Week numbers, Leap year, Number of day, Daylight sawing time and Time zone info.

- PHSM-Calendar supports a Flash player clock - currently there are 198 different clocks available (37 types).
- PHSM-Calendar supports a html5 clock - currently there are 78 different html5 clocks available (21 types).
- PHSM-Calendar also provides a Countdown / Stop Watch timer and an Alarm Clock function.
- The format of Date and Time can be set by the user.
- The Week format (Sunday or Monday as first day of the week) can be set by the user.
- The Week numbering (first week = week with 1st of January / first week = week with first Thursday) can be set by the user.
- The clock can be set to Strike the Hour with various selectable sounds.
- User defined marking of dates - for example birthdays - is possible in the calendar part.
- Audio-Visual notification of the marked dates is possible.
- English and Danish are supported.
- PHSM-Calendar can be run as a gadget under Windows 8 & 10 after installing 8GadgetPack from 8gadgetpack.bplaced.net.
- PHSM-Calendar can be used as an Active Desktop item under Windows XP.
- PHSM-Calendar can be inserted in an iframe or a frame on a webpage.

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Category: Other downloads
Status: freeware
Author: Peter H. S. Madsen (petermad)
Added: 3.04.2012
Updated: 10.02.2017
Downloaded: 11039 times
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What's new

Version 9.30
Added: 1 new html5 clock (in 3 colors) - no. 274 - 276, or no 76 - 78 if no Flash.
Updated: The world001-gray.swf clock file.
Fixed: Sometimes when deleting an event in the "Change / Delete / Add Events" dialog, earlier events on the same date would duplicate and overwrite the previous event in the database.

Version 9.20
Changed:  If the gadget is running in one of it's 3 minimized states, then it will now open in the same state next time the gadget is loaded.

Version 9.10
Added: 7 new html5 clocks - no. 267 - 273, or no. 69 - 75 if no Flash.
Added: html5 clocks can now be used as Clock 2 together with Clock no. 0.
Added: The first weekday can now also be toggled by clicking on Sun/Mon above the first date column.
Changed: Options I and Options II dialogs now opens overlapped when double-clicking "Options" in the main window.
Fixed: The display of the Clock 2 options in the Options I dialog now reflects whether Clock 1 is a Flash clock or a html5 clock.
Fixed: Html5 clocks can now also be shown in large browser window (Ctrl+click next to clock).

Version 9.00
Added: A new function in the "Change / Delete / Add Events" dialog for deleting all one-time events (i.e. events with a mark in the 1x column) prior to the date that was double-clicked when opening the dialog.
Added: It is now possible in the "Options II" dialog to set permission to use ActiveX in  browser mode (Internet Explorer, not Microsoft Edge).  ActiveX is necessary for adding / editing / deleting Events when duoble-clicking a date.
Added: It is now possible in the "Options II" dialog to set permission to use Flash clocks located on the local harddisk (standalone installation) also for use in browsers. To avoid recurrent warning messages it can be necessary to specify the folder that contains the Flash files as a trusted location under the "Advanced" tab in the Flash Player Settings Manager.  You can open the Flash Players Settings Manager by right-clicking on the Flash clock in the calendar and then choose Global Settings.  You can also toggle this setting by holding down Shift+Ctrl+Alt while clicking the version number in the upper left corner of the calendar.
Added: The "Options II" dialog can now be opened directly by Shift+click on "Options" in the upper right corner of the calendar.
Added: A warning will be displayed when trying to change the Options when cookies are not supported in browser mode (Opera and Google Chrome on lokal harddisk).
Added: Error messages are now displayed in the two "Options" dialogs and in the "Change / Delete / Add Events" dialog when communication between windows are blocked in browser mode (Opera and Google Chrome on lokal harddisk).
Fixed: Since Adobe Shockwave Flash version 18.0.0.203 the Flash clocks could no longer be dynamically updated if they were placed on the local harddisk (standalone mode).  The routines that displays and switches between the different clocks have now been totally rewritten.
Fixed: Errors in the Events database could occur if an error message had been shown after clicking "Save" in the "Change / Delete / Add Events" dialog.
Fixed: When showing clock no. 0 the CPU-usage was more than 50% when run in Internet Explorer 8 or as an Active Desktop element under Windows XP.

Version 8.54
Added: Playback of the soundclips from the Options I and II dialogs can now be stopped by clicking on the dialog or pressing a key on the keyboard or closing the dialog window.
Fixed: The sound for Alarm Clock Alert, Countdown Alert and Event Notification didn't work when random clock was enabled and the time was exactly a full hour (like 12:00:00).

Version 8.53
Changed: Priority of alert windows and sounds is now: Alarm Clock Alert, Countdown Alert, Event Notification, Hour Chime.
Fixed: Error handling of non numeric input in Countdown / Stop Watch / Alarm Clock input fields.
Fixed: Updating of Alarm Clock message window.
Fixed: "Year" postfix in Notifications / Events if the number of years is 1.
Fixed: Some help text issues.

Version 8.51
Fixed: Entering HTML-code in the "Message:" field in the "Change / Delete / Add Events" dialog caused the code to be shown when hovering a date.  The HTML-code is now filtered away.
Fixed: Entering double quotation marks (") in the "Message:" field in the "Change / Delete / Add Events" dialog corrupted the PHSM-Dates.txt file.

Version 8.50
Added: New Alarm Clock function - toggle through the timer modes by clicking Countdown -> Stop Watch -> Alarm Clock.  The Alarm Clock runs separately from the Countdown / Stop Watch.  In the Options I dialog select Countdown or Alarm Clock in the Timer field to set the sound values for the respective timer.
Added: Any change made from the main calendar window is now applied to all open pop-up windows.
Added: In Gadget mode and in IE when ActiveX is permitted the date of the PHSM-Dates.dat file is continuously checked to see if it has been updated manually from outside the gadget, and if so the events and notifications are reloaded from the file.  Practical if for example the dates file is distributed over a network.
Added: 17 new html5 clocks (3 types) - no. 250 - 266, or no. 52 - 68 if no Flash.
Added: 2 new alert sounds - no. 26 Reveille and no. 27 Alarm, for use with the Countdown / Alarm Clock feature and for the Notification alert.
Added: Pressing F5 will now also reload the calendar when in gadget mode.
Changed: Click on the green 10th of seconds now toggles them on and off.  Ctrl+click now stops the clock - reverse from previously to prevent accidentally stopping the clock.
Fixed: Gadget partly froze when pressing F1 under Windows 8.x.

Version 8.40
Added: Support for javascript based graphic clocks in html5 enabled browsers.
Added: 51 (10 types) html5 clocks.
Added: Detection of whether Flash and/or html5 is supported, in order to only show the supported clocks.
Added: The JavaScript clock (Clock 0) is now also shown in Flyout and Separate window.
Added: Support for playing sound clips in html5 enabled browsers.
Added: 5 more sound clips.
Changed: All of the sound files are now in PCM format, because some browsers could only play this type of wav file.

Version 8.30
Changed: Expanded the length of the text that can be entered as Notification / Event Message from 80 to 512 characters.
Added: Change of Daylight Saving Time is now also shown in the Notifications / Events dialog.
Added: It is now also shown if there are no upcoming Events / Notifications when you Shift+Click or Alt+Click on a date in the calendar.
Added: It is now shown whether it is upcoming Events or upcoming Notifications that are displayed when you Shift+Click or Alt+Click on a date in the calendar.
Added: The Day and Date of the clicked day is now shown in the Notifications / Events dialogs.  Current Day and Date is shown for automatically opened Notification dialogs.
Fixed: Various functions didn't work when the java-script clock was stopped (by clicking on the green 10th of seconds).
Fixed: It is now possible to open the Options II dialog from the Options I Dialog in Android's Internet browser.
Fixed: When run as gadget, trying several sounds after each other in the Options I and II dialogs could make all dialogs malfunction thereafter.  This is probably due to a Microsoft Sidebar bug (since there is no such problem when run in Internet Explorer) - have now made a workaround to prevent this.
Fixed: New bug-fixed world001-gray clock (shown when clicking the Timezone value).

Version 8.20
Added: You can now double-click in any Date field in the Change / Delete / Add Events dialog to have Date, Month and Year prefilled with the values of the date that was double-clicked in the calendar.
Added: The file PHSM-Dates.txt is now automatically synchronized with the PHSM-Dates.dat file when PHSM-Dates.dat is changed using the Change / Delete / Add Events dialog. PHSM-Dates.txt is used for events when run in Browser mode.
Added: New Year's Greeting.
Added: Formattet popup dialogs for Countdown and Event Notification are now also enabled for other browsers than Internet Explorer.  If the popup window is blocked, an alert box is shown in stead - as previously.
Added: Some changes to make the Calendar look better on Android phones - works best in Google Chrome for Android.
Added: Shift+click on the Options element in the upper right corner now opens the Web page for downloading the gadget.  To open the download Web folder as previously use Ctrl+click.
Added: The Options element in the upper right corner is now also shown when run in Browser mode.
Added: More comprehensive help for several items when hovering them with the mouse.
Changed: The number of days to look ahead for notifications can now be set up to 366 days from the Options II dialog.
Changed: The calendar now checks for hourly changes and events for the whole first minute of every hour in stead of for the first second only.
Fixed: Resetting the Notification Type in the Options II dialog didn't work.
Fixed: The effect of choosing "Dotted" or "Dashed" in the Change / Delete / Add Events dialog was reversed since version 8.10.

Version 8.15
Added: Ctrl+click on the green 10th of seconds now toggles showing them.  Turning off showing 10th of seconds can save CPU resources.
Added: Click on Clock number 0 now toggles between showing the Time or the Day and Date.
Added: The default Gadget border style can now be set from the Options II dialog.
Added: Some minor improvements to the Help.
Fixed: Toggeling the language now also updates the dates in the Notification window if it is open.

Version 8.10
Added: The calendar now checks for new version on startup and restart.
Added: New option "None" added to the Options II -> Boxes dialog.
Added: Toggeling the language will now togle it in all open windows.
Changed: The name of the file PHSM-Settings.htm has been changed to PHSM-Settings1.htm.
Fixed: Using the option "0 Countdown alert sound" in Options II -> Sound didn't work.

Version 8.08
Added: Internet Explorer newer than version 9 (Trident) is now detected.
Added: It is now possible to Change / Delete / Add Events via the dialog when run in Browser mode in Internet Explorer or as Active Desktop element under Windows XP.  You have to press OK in an alert dialog box to allow the browser to use ActiveX at startup though.  To disable this you have to set usedatfile = false in PHSM-Calendar.htm.  This is always disabled when run from an Internet server, because you cannot edit files there via ActiveX.
Added: Notifications now show "today!" or "tomorrow!" for events nearby.
Added: The default box style can now be set from the Options II dialog.  This is because the previously used dotted boxes can be hard to see on certain screens or when Internet Explorer newer than version 9 is installed - instead you can now use for example dashed boxes.
Fixed: It is now possible to countdown to a specified time of day also on the days where Dayligt Saving Time start or ends.

Version 8.00
Added: It is now possible to save Events per weekday basis - for example the 4th Monday of September or the last Sunday of August.
Added: It is now possible to restrict events to only be shown for the stated year.
Added: The default values for Events (Border color, Border style, Notification type, Days to look ahead and Alert sound) can now be set from the Options II dialog - click the label "More" in the Options dialog to open Options II.
Changed: In Gadget mode the Events are now stored in PHSM-Dates.dat which is placed in the users roaming application data folder (usually C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\PHSM-Calendar).  This way the same data file can be accessible to the Gadget when using it on different computers on a Network, and after version 8.00 there is no need to back up the data file any longer when updating PHSM-Calendar.
Added: In Gadget mode it is now possible to Change / Add Events via a dialog.  Double-click on a date to open this dialog.
Added: from the Change / Add Events dialog it is possible to:
1. Make a Backup copy of the Events data file.
2. Open the file PHSM-Dates.dat in Notepad for manually editing.
3. Open the Options II dialog to change the default values for Events and Notifications.
Changed: Double-click in stead of Shift+click in the area around the clock to open it in Flyout window.
Changed: The Calendar now shows random clock every hour, when installed for the first time.

Version 7.05
Fixed: Changed the way Clock 0 (the non-Flash clock) is displayed, because it could use a lot of CPU resources.
Fixed: Ctrl+Alt+click on the calendar area in minimized state is now disabled, because it would freeze the gadget.
Fixed: Random clock number could get out of range, causing an error message.
Changed: Increased the height of the gadget by 1 pixel - please re-adjust if you use it as Windows XP Active Desktop Element.

Version 7.02
Fixed: Error message about "playSound" when closing notification window after startup in certain cases.
Fixed: Switching from Clock 0 to another clock did not work properly under Windows 7 and Windows 8 (but was OK under Windows XP).
Fixed: The response from the gadget got slower and slower when using the Options dialog.
Fixed: While a bigger clock is shown in a separate window, changing Clock 1, Background color, Text color or Language will now again also be changed in the separate window.

Version 7.01
Fixed: Random error when starting the gadget - hopefully fixed, but hard to know since it occurred seldomly.

Version 7.00
Added: Clock number 0 which is not a Flash clock.  Makes the clock usable also when Adobe Shockwave Flash is not installed or supported.
Added: The Week format can now be changed, either from the Options dialog, or by clicking "Week" to the left of the day labels.  Click on "Week" will toggle between displaying Monday or Sunday as the first day of the week.  Ctrl+click on "Week" will toggle between setting  week number 1 to the first week that contains a Thursday, or alternatively setting week number 1 to the week that contains the 1st of January.
Added: It is now possible to make the calendar mark user defined dates.  This is done by editing the file PHSM-Dates.txt according to the instructions inside the file.  Se more about this in the file readme.txt or in the gadgets Help.
Added: Ctrl+click on any date in the calendar will either open PHSM-Dates.txt in Notepad (gadget mode), or open the folder containing PHSM-Dates.txt (browser mode).
Added: Ctrl+Alt+click on any date in the calendar will now reload the calendar - useful after editing PHSM-Dates.txt to see the changes.
Added: Alt+click on any date in the calendar will show the notifications 5 days ahead (configurable).
Added: Shift+click on any date in the calendar will show all events 5 days ahead (configurable).
Added: Dates are now also marked when they appear in the visible part of the previous and next month in the calendar.
Added: A notification displaying the events for the next 5 days can now be shown when the time passes midnight - or the first time the computer is started on a new day.  This can be customized or disabled - see inside PHSM-Dates.txt
Added: The date of Easter Sunday is now calculated, and days that timewise relate to Easter Sunday can now be marked using PHSM-Dates.txt - see how to inside the file.
Added: Gadget only: Alt+click on the Date (below the calendar) will open Windows' Region and Language dialog, for easy access to changing the date and time format.
Added: Gadget only: Alt+click on the Time (below the calendar) will open Windows' Date and Time dialog, for easy access to changing the current time and date.
Changed: Made the display of the title bar of the various popup windows more uniform.
Fixed: Erroneous mouseover texts were shown when hovering dates in the same place in the calendar grid as the place of the current date and of the change of daylight saving dates.

Version 6.20
Fixed: When viewed in Gecko based browsers (FireFox, SeaMonkey), the Calendar could freeze if the Flash clock was changed rapidly several times after each other (apparantly a bug in these browsers).
Fixed: The currently shown month and year is now maintained when using the Options dialog.
Added: It is now possible to jump a number of months back or forward by entering the number preceded by - or + in the Month field (just like the Year field and the Week field).
Changed: When adding or subtracting weeks in the Week field, there is now added/subtracted to the currently shown week number - not to the week number of the current day.
Changed: The calendar is now centered in all browsers, not just IE.

Version 6.10:
Fixed: The gadget could freeze (crash) if the Options dialog was used when the gadget was in minimized state.
Added: Start and end of Dayligt Saving Time is now shown with a yellow box around the date.
Added: Ctrl+click on â–² in the upper right corner in browser mode now takes you to the home directory on the internet - to check for new versions.
Added: Improved the loading time of the various popup windows.
Added: Improved the appearance of the gadgets corners in the mimimized states.
Added: When reinstalling/reopening as gadget, the last used minimized state is now used.
Added: One more clock (198).
Changed: The backgound of the calendar is now only automatically changed to black for clocks 5032-* (191-196) when these clocks are loaded randomly.

Version 6.01:
Fixed: The free floating Options dialog did not work in gadget mode when not installed as standalone.
Fixed: Options could not be saved for a new instance of the calendar opened in a new window (for example open the Help window, click on the link: gadgets.madsenworld.dk in the bottom of page and then click on PHSM-Calendar.htm).
Fixed: The â–² in the upper right corner was not shown for a new instance of the calendar opened in a new window.
Added: The Flash clocks can now be loaded from a local clocks\ folder on a website, when run from this website (for example http://gadgets.madsenworld.dk/PHSM-Calendar.htm) - use standalone version for this.

Version 6.00:
Added: When run as a gadget the calendar now has 3 minimized states: Calendar only, Clock only and Countdown/Timer only.  Each time the gadget is maximized and then minimized again the next minimized state is used.  The first time the gadget is used it starts up in Calender state.  Use the gadgets "Larger size"/"Smaller size" icon, or select "Size..." in the context menu to change the size.
Added: The settings of the Calendar can now be set in a separate Options dialog.  When run as a gadget, click the gadgets wrench icon or select "Options..." from the gadgets context menu.  The Options setting dialog can also be opened in a free floating dialog window by clicking the word "gadget" in the upper right corner when run as a gadget, or by Shift+click on the â–² in the upper right corner when run in a browser or as an Active desktop item.
Added: When run as a gadget Shift+click in the area immediately around the clock will now open the bigger clock in a gadget Flyout.  Use Ctrl+click to open in a free floating window as in earlier versions.
Added: While the bigger clock is shown in either flyout or separate window, changing Clock 1, Background color, Text color or Language is also changed in the flyout/window.
Changed: The default Background color is now "black" in stead of the Desktop's background color.
Changed: Changes to the Background color, the Text color or the Next/Previous Month's color while the clock is in random mode will now be used when going back to normal mode.
Changed: Clicking the â–² in the upper right corner when run in a browser or as an Active desktop item now opens the new instance of the calendar positioned at the lower left of the cursor position.

Version 5.20:
Fixed: Error if an empty string was entered in the Year field.
Added: The Year field now accepts negative years.
Added: Put + or - in front of the number in the Year field to add or subtract it to current year.
Added: Use Shift+Enter in the Year field to interpret the input as entered (don't calculate).

Version 5.10:
Added: The number of sound repetitions for the countdown alert is now set by clicking "Countdown" while pressing the Shift, Shift+Ctrl or Shift+Alt key (Gadget and IE only).
Added: The sound used for the countdown alert can now be set by clicking "Countdown" while pressing the Ctrl or Alt key (Gadget and IE only).
Added: Hour strike can now be set by clicking "am" (or "pm"). To make it permanent between sessions hold down Shift while clicking (Gadget and IE only)..
Added: The sound used for Hour strike can be set by clicking "am" (or "pm") while pressing the Ctrl or Alt key (Gadget and IE only).

Version 5.01:
Added: The Timer state (countdown / stopwatch / running / starttime) is now saved immediately, not just at unload.

Version 5.00:
Added: The number of ding sounds played with the countdown message can now be set by Ctrl+click or Alt+click on "Countdown" (Gadget and IE only).
Added: The Countdown / Stopwatch timer will now continue even when the gadget is reloaded, for example at computer reboot, logoff-logon or Active Desktop update.
Added: Alt+click on Countdown "Start" now only accepts input up to 24 or 12 hours depending on the chosen Time format.
Added: The Timer state (countdown / stopwatch) is now remembered between sessions.
Added: A current randomly chosen clock can now be used permanently by Alt+click on â–¼.
Added: 15 new Flash clocks (4 types, no. 169-170, 135-138, 139-146 and 197).
Fixed: Calculation of countdown to stated time (Alt+click on "Start") was wrong when stated time was before current time and 12-hour time format was used.

Version 4.53:
Fixed: The color for version number and the border of the countdown timer fields could not be set (Ctrl+click on â—„ or â–º).
Fixed: The number of colors for each type of Flash clock was not shown correctly when hovering the clock or showing it in a separate window.
Added: All popup windows (help, timer alert, larger clock etc.) can now be shown at the same time.
Added: Black and white to the colors / background color selections.

Version 4.50:
Added: The format for Date and Time can now be set for both digital Flash clock and text clock (by click on the text date or text clock). There are 3 different Date formats (DMY, MDY and YMD) all with 3 different separators (-, / and .). There are also 3 different Time formats (24 hours, 12 hours and 12 hours without leading hour zero) each with 2 different separators (: and .).
Added: The digital Flash clock is now also updated every hour for the billiard ball clock (clock no. 96, 1007-black).
Added: The digital Flash clock now also shows name of day (English only).
Added: 22 new Flash clocks (7 types, no. 55-77 and 125-134).
Fixed: The countdown / stopwatch timer was gaining several seconds each minute!
Fixed: The Flash clock was not shown in standalone version when showing the calendar in popup window when run in Internet Explorer under Windows 7.
Fixed: The path to local harddisk clocks was not shown correctly (when hovering the version number) when run in Internet Explorer under Windows 7.
Fixed: The update when changing Flash clocks now works reliably in AppleWebKit browsers (Google Chrome, Apple Safari).

Version 4.40:
Added: Ctrl+click on â–² now changes the Flash clock randomly every hour (click on â–² changes the clock randomly at startup only).
Added: Ctrl+click on the version number (upper left corner) now makes PHSM-Calendar get the Flash clocks from www.clocklink.com.  Alt+click will get the clocks from madsenworld.dk.  Ctrl+Alt+click will get the clocks from local harddisk (standalone version).
Fixed: Running seconds at countdown/timer stays green also when the clock or theme is changed.
Fixed: The local path to the clocks is now shown correctly (when hovering the version number) when the calendar is used in Internet Explorer (standalone version).

Version 4.30:
Added: 10 new Flash clocks.
Added: Clicking â—„â—„ or â–ºâ–º now jumps to the Previous/Next TYPE of clocks.  Use Shift+click on â—„â—„ or â–ºâ–º to jump 10 clocks now and Shift+click on â—„ or â–º to jump to First/Last clock.

Version 4.20:
Added: 33 new Flash clocks.
Added: The face of clock number 74 (1007-black) changes every hour.  The theme color is now automatically adjusted to these changes.  Clock number 75 is the same, but without automatic theme adjustment.
Added: Full help for mouse-clicks with modifier keys (Ctrl, Alt and Shift).
Added: The location of the currently used clock files is now shown when hovering the version number in the upper left corner.
Added: More background colors.
Fixed: When passing midtnight the clock and colors was reset to the startup values.  Now the current clock and colors are preserved.

Version 4.00:
Added: Countdown/stopwatch timer - click the label "Countdown" to change mode.  For the countdown you can either enter the amount of time to countdown, or you can enter a desired time in the future to count down to.
Added: PHSM-Calendar can now be installed in a standalone version, which means that all the Flash clocks are installed and run from local harddisk - so that Internet access is not necessary.  Note: running the Flash clocks from local harddisk can cause security alerts etc.
Fixed: The flash clocks now uses your systems timezone.
Fixed: The timezone for odd timezones like +5450 (Katmandu) is now displayed correctly.
Fixed: Reading cookies changed, so the settings should now be remembered correctly, also in browsers that writes cookies in random order.
Fixed: Problem with the Year field after having entered the year manually and later using the forward button (â–º).

Version 3.40:
Added: Text and Box colors can now be set set by pressing the Ctrl key while clicking the color setting arrows (â—„ and â–º).
Added: The color of the visible Dates for previous and next month can now be set by pressing Ctrl+Alt while clicking the color setting arrows (â—„ and â–º).
Changed: Shift (in stead of Ctrl) is now used to go to first/last option when clicking the Clock setting arrows (â—„â—„ and â–ºâ–º), or the Color setting arrows.
Added: Holding Shift down while clicking the Month setting arrows will go to January/December
Added: Holding Shift down while clicking the Year setting arrows will go to the Start/End of the current Century.
Added: Holding Ctrl down while clicking the Reset arrow will reset the Colors to the color theme for the selected clock.  Holding down Shift+Ctrl will reset both the date and the colors.

Version 3.30:
Added: Background colors (10) can now be set by pressing the Alt key while clicking the color setting arrows (â—„ and â–º).

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