Photoshop CC 2017 New Features: The 8 Best Additions
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Photoshop CC 2017 new features redesign the New Document window, add a built-in Photoshop Search, and bring color emoji fonts to the Type tool.
Photoshop CC 2017 is officially here, and it rolls out exciting new features for designers and digital photographers.
The Photoshop CC 2017 tutorials below showcase this new release’s many improvements and features.
Adobe’s new features and enhancements to Photoshop follow two themes. Create a more modern and connected Photoshop, lowering the learning barrier for beginners.
Photoshop is now more connected to the Creative Cloud and the other apps in the Adobe ecosystem.
- A more modern, connected Photoshop – connection to CC and other apps in the Adobe ecosystem.
- Lowering the learning barrier for beginners – New things to help users get started and achieve success quickly.
- Enhancements to recent features – Select and Mask, Face-Aware Liquify, and more.
All the new features from the last release, Photoshop CC 2015.5, get upgrades and feature enhancements. They provide better results and performance and incorporate feature requests for more control and precision.
This roundup covers eight Photoshop CC 2017 new features. Adobe shipped every one of them in the November 2, 2016 general release, the same day this video went up.
Key Takeaways
- Photoshop Search took over the CtrlF (Windows) or CommandF (macOS) shortcut, so reapplying the last-used filter moved to CtrlAltF (Windows) or CommandOptionF (macOS).
- The redesigned New Document window adds free templates from Adobe Stock, not just blank document presets.
- SVG Color Fonts let one glyph hold several colors and gradients, but you need the Glyphs panel to reach most of the alternate characters.
- Match Font compares one line of sample text against your installed fonts. Photoshop CC 2017 improved its matching algorithm and added local font support.
- Select and Mask gained the Polygonal Lasso Tool for straight-edged selections, on top of its existing brush-based refinement.
- The EmojiOne font this release shipped with has since been replaced. Current Photoshop uses Noto Color Emoji for emoji glyphs instead.
Table of contents
- What You Will Learn
- Requirements
- Photoshop CC 2017 New Features: Keyboard Shortcuts
- Start Workspace – CC Files
- Customize The Number of Recent Files
- Exit or Disable The Start Workspace
- New Document Window
- Blank Document Presets
- Photoshop Templates
- Photoshop Search Feature
- What Each Photoshop Search Category Includes
- SVG Color Fonts
- Composite Glyphs
- Country Flags
- Character Variants
- Improvements To The Properties Panel & Libraries Panel
- Centralize functionality in the Properties Panel
- Creative Cloud Library Improvements
- Improvements to the Libraries Panel
- Enhancements To Tools and Features Released In Photoshop CC 2015.5
- Select & Mask Space
- Face-Aware Liquify
- Match Font
- (JDI) Digital Imaging
- Photoshop CC 2017 System Requirements
- Windows
- macOS
- Photoshop CC 2017 Language Versions
- Photoshop CC 2017 Tutorials on YouTube
- Previous Photoshop Updates
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Conclusion
- Related Links
What You Will Learn
- How to turn on the redesigned New Document window’s Stock templates
- How to search for tools, panels, and help articles with Photoshop Search
- How to type with SVG Color Fonts and build composite emoji
- How Match Font identifies a typeface from a sample of text
- How to adjust a pixel or type layer directly from the Properties panel
Requirements
Before you start
- Photoshop 2017 (version 18.0 or later) or the current version
Photoshop CC 2017 New Features: Keyboard Shortcuts
| Action | Windows | macOS |
|---|---|---|
| Open Preferences | Ctrl K | Command K |
| Exit the Start workspace | Esc | Esc |
| New Document | Ctrl N | Command N |
| Photoshop Search | Ctrl F | Command F |
| Reapply the last-used filter | Ctrl Alt F | Command Option F |
| Save | Ctrl S | Command S |
| Step backward | Ctrl Alt Z | Command Option Z |
Start Workspace – CC Files
The Start workspace introduced in Photoshop CC during the November 2015 update.
This screen is displayed when you first launch Photoshop or whenever no documents are open. Photoshop CC 2017 makes small but significant changes to this Start Workspace.
Photoshop CC 2017 gives you quick access to your recent files as with previous versions of the Start workspace. But CC 2017 removes two of the main tabs, the Libraries and Presets tabs, and replaces them with the CC Files tab.
This new CC Files tab gives you access to the last 50 PSD files synced to your Creative Cloud account. These files also include PSD assets that you have uploaded from the Creative Cloud Market.
Note: The Creative Cloud Market has since been discontinued. Synced CC Files still work the same way in current Photoshop.
PSD files are currently the only file type supported in the CC Files tab. Still, additional formats and filtering controls are expected to be released in future versions of Photoshop CC.
Customize The Number of Recent Files
To customize the number of recent files that are displayed in the Recent Files list, go into the Preferences dialog by pressing CtrlK (Windows) or CommandK (macOS). In the File Handling tab, under Recent File List Contains, enter the number of recent files you wish to display (between 0 and 100).
Exit or Disable The Start Workspace
To quickly exit the Start Workspace, you can press the Esc key. To permanently disable the Start Workspace, go into the Preferences dialog by pressing CtrlK (Windows) or CommandK (macOS). Under General, uncheck “Show ‘Start’ Workspace When No Documents Are Open.”
Photoshop CC 2017 Tutorial on the Start Workspace:
https://youtu.be/JoKpXk-RmVk?t=41
New Document Window
One of the most significant changes in Adobe Photoshop CC 2017 is the completely redesigned New Document dialog box. This redesign still has all the functionality of the legacy dialog box but in a more modern and visual layout.
But this update is much more than a cosmetic change. The New Document dialog now comes with free templates from Adobe Stock that allow you to jump-start your creative process immediately.
You can launch the New Document window by using the keyboard shortcut CtrlN (Windows) or CommandN (macOS) or by going to File > New.
This redesigned New Document window allows you to:
- Create documents using templates from Adobe Stock, Allowing you to quickly jump-start the creative process.
- Save custom presets.
- Create documents using Blank Document Presets from multiple categories.
If you’re a person who does not like changes, then you can go back to the old New Document dialog box. Simply enter the Preferences dialog by pressing CtrlK (Windows) or CommandK (macOS). Under the General tab, check the “Use Legacy’ File New’ Interface” checkbox.
I don’t recommend doing this since this new dialog box contains a lot of useful presets and templates. But this option is available in case you need it.
The New Document dialog contains two kinds of presets that will help you get started with your creative process. Blank Document presets and Photoshop templates.
Blank Document Presets
Blank document templates are similar to what we had in previous versions of Photoshop. They create a blank document based on a pre-defined document size, resolution, and color profile.
In Photoshop CC 2017, these blank document templates work the same but are more modern and visual.
As with the older versions of Photoshop CC, you can create your blank document preset or use one of the many presets found in eight categories:
- Photo
- Art & Illustration
- Web
- Mobile
- Film & Video
Photoshop Templates
One of the most significant and notable additions to Photoshop CC 2017 is the starter Photoshop Templates provided within the New Document dialog.
These Photoshop Templates are files that you can use to be inspired by or jump-start your creative projects.
The hundreds of free Photoshop Templates provided by Adobe Stock. They include files that contain brochures, flyers, motion graphics, video overlays, and much more.
You can search for a template by selecting a category, Photo, Print, Art & Illustration, Web, Mobile, and Film & Video.
When you choose a category, you can see the list of templates available. Clicking on a template will reveal the template details to the right of the dialog box.
The first time you use any of these free templates, you will need to download them and license them from Adobe Stock before starting.
Once you have them inside your Creative Cloud library, you will see a blue circle with a checkmark.
Downloaded Templates are added to a Creative Cloud Library called Stock Templates.
You can access this library through the Libraries panel from within Photoshop.
You can also see your Creative Cloud files through a web browser by going to the assets page of your creative cloud account.
https://assets.adobe.com/assets/libraries
By default, the template files use the file extensions .psdt. But they open as a regular .psd file when they are brought into Photoshop. The changes you make to the .psd while working in Photoshop will not affect the original .psdt template in the Libraries panel.
Watch this Photoshop CC 2017 tutorial to see how these templates work:
https://youtu.be/-U3-y604e4k
Photoshop Search Feature
One of the best and most noteworthy additions to Adobe Photoshop CC 2017 is the powerful multi-scope Search. It is an excellent tool for both beginner and experienced users alike. You can think about it as Google inside of Photoshop.
You can use the Photoshop Search feature to quickly find tools, menus, tutorials, tips, assets, documents, layers, and more, all from a unified dialog box.
Search integrates with Adobe Stock to help you find assets and Photoshop Templates.
Search also integrates with helpx.adobe.com to retrieve relevant help documentation and instructional material.
To bring up the Photoshop Search box, press CtrlF (Windows) or CommandF (macOS).
Note: In previous versions of Photoshop, CtrlF (Windows) or CommandF (macOS) was the keyboard shortcut for reapplying the last-used filter. To reapply the last used filter in Photoshop CC 2017, press CtrlAltF (Windows) or CommandOptionF (macOS).
For more shortcut swaps like this one, see this roundup of useful Photoshop keyboard shortcuts.
To start a search, simply start typing in the search box. Photoshop will immediately begin to generate content based on the characters you enter.
The search query will yield three categories: Photoshop, Learn, and Stock. By default, you’ll see results from all the categories, but you can filter by category by clicking on the tab labels below the Search box.
Results under the Photoshop category are items that you could find through the Photoshop interface; such as tools, layers, and panels.
Results in the Learn category are documentation or instructional material from helpx.adobe.com.
Results in the Stock category are assets from the Adobe Stock library.
What Each Photoshop Search Category Includes
This is a detailed list of the type of content that you can expect from each category:
- Photoshop
- Filters
- Layers (Active Document)
- Menu Items
- New Document Presets
- Open Documents
- Panels
- Recent Files
- Smart Objects
- Tools
- Learn (helpx.adobe.com)
- Documentation
- Instructional Material
- Stock (Adobe Stock)
- Photos
- Illustrations
- Videos
- Templates
One of the best things about the Photoshop Search feature is that you can perform tasks and operations associated with the search results simply by clicking on them.
This is a time-saver, and it can also help you discover functionality that you may not have known existed.
Clicking on the following types of search results will perform the operation described:
- Layer: Select the layer and makes it visible in the Layers panel.
- Tool: Activates the tool and highlights it.
- Panel: Makes the panel visible and active.
- Filter Applies the filter or opens the dialog for that filter.
- Menu Command: Runs the command. (Unless the command is unavailable.)
- Recent File: Opens the file.
- Open Documents: Activates the document.
- Help or Learn Topics: Opens the article in your default browser.
- Stock Asset: Downloads the image asset into your active Creative Cloud library and places a Cloud-Linked asset on the canvas.
Photoshop Search has an advanced algorithm that allows the use of synonyms. For example, searching for “Retouch” will return search results relevant to retouching. This includes tools such as the Clone Stamp Tool, Healing Brush Tool, and Patch Tool.
The Search feature supports all languages that Photoshop CC 2017 supports, though the search results may vary by language because of the differences in each language.
Some of the items that the Photoshop Search does not include are library elements or individual styles.
Watch Photoshop CC 2017 tutorial to see how the search feature works:
https://youtu.be/Kk5PpGt5MEE
SVG Color Fonts
The biggest enhancement to Type in Photoshop CC 2017 is the addition of SVG Color Fonts to the list of supported font types. SVG fonts support multiple colors and gradients in a single glyph.
Photoshop CC 2017 also ships with the Trajan Color Concept and EmojiOne font. So you can now use Emojis in Photoshop! 🙂 🙂 🙂
EmojiOne later rebranded to JoyPixels, and current Photoshop uses the Noto Color Emoji font for emoji glyphs instead. The Glyphs panel workflow below still works the same way.
When working with SVG fonts, it’s important to note that you will need to open your Glyph Panel (Window > Glyphs). This gives you access to the full range of characters available.
This is because many of these fonts do not have corresponding keys to the characters found in the font.
In some cases, keyboard entries may work but will only display characters using one color scheme. Even though many others are included in the font.
For example, the Trajan Color Concept font includes 20 different stylistic sets, which are available only through the Glyphs panel.
The following icons are used to indicate the type of font:
Multiple Master
OpenType SVG (New in Photoshop CC 2017)
OpenType
Type 1
Typekit Fonts
TrueType
Composite Glyphs
Another example of combining glyphs can be seen when you combine one of the single-person, yellow-faced characters with any of the five-round skin-colored characters.
In this example, the original person character will remain, but it will be recolored to match the skin color selected. Note that this does NOT work with composites made by more than one person.
You can select a combination of glyphs to create a composite. For example, you can create country flags or change the skin color of emojis.
Country Flags
Another feature of SVG fonts, specifically, EmojiOne is that you can composite new glyphs using a combination of glyphs.
The “letters” in EmojiOne do NOT correspond to these same keys on the keyboard.
If you use the Glyph Panel to add two letters that make up a given country’s ISO code, the two letters combine. The result is the flag of that country.
For example, selecting “U” and “S” in the Glyphs panel would result in the American flag. MX would give you the Mexican flag, and DE would give you the German flag.
These “composites” can be broken back into their constituent pieces. For instance, if you insert the character for a given national flag, then pressing the Backspace key will break this composite into individual, single-letter glyphs. The American flag will turn to the letter U for example.
Character Variants
You can match the skin-colored characters to five available skin tones. To do so, select the tone that you like from the Glyphs panel.
Character Variants do not work with glyphs that contain more than one person.
Watch This Photoshop CC 2017 Tutorial to see how the SVG fonts work:
https://youtu.be/eXA6Vj5KGmg
Improvements To The Properties Panel & Libraries Panel
Photoshop CC 2017 has also made improvements to the Properties panel. These enhancements were designed to reduce mouse travel and make edits more efficiently.
Centralize functionality in the Properties Panel
Document attributes
Pixel Layer Properties
If a pixel layer is selected, you can now change the width and height directly from the properties panel.
Type Layer Properties
Photoshop CC 2017 added many new options to the properties panel when a type tool is selected. You can now change the font, search for fonts, or find similar fonts.
You can also adjust the style, point size, alignment, and color, directly from the properties panel.
Creative Cloud Library Improvements
- Find similar images on Adobe Stock
- Restore deleted assets
- UI improvements
Improvements to the Libraries Panel
- Find similar images on Adobe Stock. Doesn’t have to be a photo from stock.
- Undo delete
- New design for adding elements to the library
- Templates are now supported as a library type (see File>New Dialog above)
- Libraries now badge premium Stock content distinctly
- Visual search functionality allows you to search for visually similar images on Adobe stock.
- CC Libraries improvements (similarity search, archive and restore, drag and drop Stock search results, “follow” a public Library, UX refinements)
Enhancements To Tools and Features Released In Photoshop CC 2015.5
Select & Mask Space
- The Polygonal Lasso has been added to the Select and Mask workspace to help create precise selections and masks.
- High-Quality Preview off may improve performances on some machines.
- Multiple Bug Fixes
Note: Photoshop CC 2018 later added Select Subject, a one-click way to select the main subject in a photo before switching to Select and Mask for the edges.
Face-Aware Liquify
- Independent Eye control.
- Ability to Hide/Show UI displays
- Before and After Preview (Check Box and “P”)
- Added ability to independently edit eyes in Face-aware Liquify
Match Font
Match Font Enhancements
- Improved Algorithm
- Local Font Support
Learn more about how to match fonts in Photoshop once you have a sample to compare.
(JDI) Digital Imaging
- Added ability to open PSD files from CC Files directly from the Start Screen
- Improved layer count feature
- Added the Polygonal Lasso tool to Selection and Mask space
- Option to see higher resolution preview on mouse down when using Quick Select and Refine brushes in Select and Mask
- Improved marquee selection to only select things on the active artboard
- Added ability to access the legacy Refine Edge workflow
- Added a preference for the highlight color in the UI (blue or gray)
- Improved contrast of UI elements in the lightest three stops
- Darkened the separator lines in the Layers panel
- Addition of Preview checkbox to Liquify
- Added ability to hide on-screen widgets in Face-aware Liquify
- UI improvements to Smart Radius
- GPano metadata for 360 panoramas is preserved when exporting via Export As
- Surface Blur is now up to 10X faster for 16-bit images
Other Changes:
- Dropped support for macOS 10.9
- Removed Design Space
- Better onboarding experience for Match Font
Photoshop CC 2017 System Requirements
Note: These are the minimums from 2016. Current Photoshop needs a newer OS: Windows 10 (22H2) or 11, or macOS 14 or 15. See Adobe’s current system requirements before you install.
Windows
- Intel® Core 2 or AMD Athlon® 64 processor; 2 GHz or faster processor
- Microsoft Windows 7 with Service Pack 1, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10
- 2 GB of RAM (8 GB recommended)
- 2.6 GB of available hard-disk space for 32-bit installation. 3.1 GB of available hard-disk space for 64-bit installation. Additional free space is required during installation. You cannot install on a volume that uses a case-sensitive file system.
- 1024 x 768 display (1280×800 recommended) with 16-bit color and 512 MB of dedicated VRAM; 2 GB is recommended*
- OpenGL 2.0–capable system
- Internet connection and registration are necessary for required software activation, validation of subscriptions, and access to online services.**
macOS
- Multicore Intel processor with 64-bit support
- MacOS 10.12 (Sierra), 10.11 (El Capitan), 10.10 (Yosemite); 64-bit versions
- 2 GB of RAM (8 GB recommended)
- 4 GB of available hard-disk space for installation; additional free space required during installation (cannot install on a volume that uses a case-sensitive file system)
- 1024 x 768 display (1280×800 recommended) with 16-bit color and 512 MB of dedicated VRAM; 2 GB is recommended*
- OpenGL 2.0–capable system
- Internet connection and registration are necessary for required software activation, membership validation, and access to online services.**
* Photoshop 3D features are disabled on 32-bit platforms and computers having less than 512MB of VRAM. Video features are not supported on 32-bit Windows systems.
Photoshop CC 2017 Language Versions
Photoshop CC 2017 is available in the following languages:
DanskDeutsch
English
Español
Français
Français*
Hebrew*Hungarian
Italiano
Nederlands
Norwegian
Polish
Português (Brasil)Suomi
Svenska
Turkish
Ukrainian
čeština
Русскийعربي*
日本語
简体中文
繁體中文
한국어
Source: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html
Photoshop CC 2017 Tutorials on YouTube
This is a list of all of PTC’s video tutorials on the release of Photoshop CC 2017 on YouTube:
- My Photoshop CC 2017 Tutorials video includes the new features and some of the best minor improvements:
https://youtu.be/JoKpXk-RmVk (includes videos below) - New Document Window & Templates:
https://youtu.be/-U3-y604e4k - Photoshop Search:
https://youtu.be/Kk5PpGt5MEE - SVG Color Fonts:
https://youtu.be/eXA6Vj5KGmg
Previous Photoshop Updates
- Photoshop 2025
- Photoshop 2024
- Photoshop 2023
- Photoshop 2022
- Photoshop 2021
- Photoshop 2020
- Photoshop 2019
- Photoshop CC 2018
- Photoshop CC 2017, this post
- Photoshop CC 2015.5
- Photoshop CC 2014
- Photoshop CC
- Photoshop CS6
Frequently Asked Questions
Photoshop CC 2017 redesigned the New Document window, added Photoshop Search, and introduced SVG Color Fonts. It also improved the Properties panel, CC Libraries, Select and Mask, Face-Aware Liquify, and Match Font.
Photoshop CC 2017 is version 18.0. Adobe released it on November 2, 2016.
Press CtrlF (Windows) or CommandF (macOS). Since Photoshop Search took over that shortcut, reapplying the last-used filter moved to CtrlAltF (Windows) or CommandOptionF (macOS).
Yes. Open Preferences, then General, and check Use Legacy ‘New Document’ Interface. The option is still there in current Photoshop.
EmojiOne rebranded to JoyPixels, and current Photoshop uses the Noto Color Emoji font for emoji glyphs instead. The Glyphs panel workflow for building composite emoji still works the same way.
No. Adobe discontinued the Creative Cloud Market. Synced CC Files in the Start workspace still work the same way in current Photoshop.
Match Font compares a sample of text in an image against your installed fonts and suggests close matches. Photoshop CC 2017 improved its matching algorithm and added local font support.
No. Photoshop Search, SVG Color Fonts, and the redesigned New Document window are all part of the current version of Photoshop. You do not need the 2017 release specifically.
Conclusion
These Photoshop CC 2017 new features modernized how you start a project, search for tools, and work with color fonts, and most of them are still part of Photoshop today.
Start with the redesigned New Document window and Photoshop Search, since you will use both every time you open the app.
Watch the full video above for every feature in action, and comment on the video if you have a question.
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Im not getting the new Start WorkSpace, all those options are enabled, and i find “Use Legacy “New Document” Interface” is disabled in my PS. Scrnshot: http://imgur.com/a/dZ4be
I’m not sure why that is. My only guess is that you do not have the minimum requirements for CC 2017.
Check here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html
The ‘New Document’ dialog is a nice idea, but I have disabled it. It is so very very slow to load.
i can’t disable The Start Workspace In Photoshop CC 2017 in my PS.. why? Scrnshot: http://imgur.com/a/OZO5i
Alex, I’m not sure what is causing this issue. Try asking in the Photoshop forums, maybe someone there has seen it before.
https://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop
I don’t find “Refine Edge” option into my Photoshop CC? Why? Need help.
That’s the old tool. The new version is Select and Mask Workspace.
Nik doesn’t work properly with CC2017. Have revered to 2015 last update.
Nik is will no longer be updated by Google. Photoshop 2015 is the last version that will be fully supported.
How can I revert back to PS 2015? I am so bummed that NIK no longer is supported! Plus, I am having to re-learn Photoshop in lots of areas that I was just getting the hang of !
Glad I found you. Is there any way to open or move a photo into a layer and have it automatically sized for the new canvas? My search has come up with nothing. I have clicked the resize image during place, but then it won’t do it. Unless I’m doing it wrong and need to “place” it, instead of drag it. But then I can’t find “place”.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
I used to practice on the previous version of Photoshop and when I used it the layers display panel would automatically show up.
On the latest version I can’t figure out how to display the layers panel – it only has Channels and Paths displayed.
Please let me know:)
I have PS CC 2017 and can’t get the Clone Stamp Tool to work. Any suggestions?
Can you explain the situation further? Are there any notices you get? or What is the issue?
Oh! Very Awesome n informative.
Big thanks.
You’re welcome!
How can I revert back to Photoshop 15? I love my NIK software, now can’t use it!!
I’m not sure if you can. But it’s not Adobe’s fault. Google stopped updating the Plugins.
Can I revert back to Photoshop 15? I love my NIK software but now cannot use it!
To tell you the truth, CC17 sucks. It requires so much more work to get simple jobs done. Having trouble just getting aps to work!!!!
Give me one example. I can’t think of a single thing is CC that is vastly different than any other version that requires more work.
It’s a step forward, but really a pity that the search tool doesn’t work for actions or styles (I have so many of them). Or maybe I’m using it wrong? Anyway, there’s always place for improvement, I think they’ve just introduced it now so they can feature the stock images in a more visible place.
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Thank you, Maniha!
Thank you.. This is helpful
You’re welcome!
have you tutorials on the new mask and select ?
Thanks for ur tutorial..very helpful
You’re welcome!
Good morning to you.????
I really hope you can help me here.
I’m following a module tutorial on iPhotoshop Course creating melting wax.
The final stage is to add “Sharp Highlights” with a “Fade Brush “.i.e. to create a stroke that ends in a comet tail.
So I follow the instructions to create a “Fade” Brush
Brush> Shape Dynamics> Control> Fade and the brush stays the same, doesn’t change shape, it’s just not working.
Have I got a wrong setting somewhere.
Thank you so much if you can help me before I go bald tearing my hair out. ????…..????????
P. S. I’m loving PS cc and all the latest new features by the way.
I’ve faced some problems with Photoshop CC 2017. The first problem I’ve faced is regarding its compatibility issue. When I fast install Photoshop, it don’t even run (I’ve been using an old PC since 2013). Even though it runs somehow, but worked very slowly. In my side, Photoshop CS6 worked the best. This is just my personal experience. Anyway, thanks for your guidance.
Gr8 tutotrial God bless u. Loved the SVG font the most.
Hello I practice Photosho. Thanks for ur tutorial..very helpful
Thank you!
I use photoshop cc 2017, how can I save files with dds extension?
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