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1.1     ! root        1: % run this through LaTeX with the appropriate wrapper
        !             2: %      FTAM Attribute Values
        !             3: 
        !             4: \normalsize
        !             5: \[\begin{tabular}{rl}
        !             6:     \multicolumn{2}{c}{\bf Attribute}\\
        !             7:     \tt FA\_FILENAME&          filename\\
        !             8:     \tt FA\_ACTIONS&           permitted actions\\
        !             9:     \tt FA\_CONTENTS&          contents type\\
        !            10:     \tt FA\_ACCOUNT&           account\\
        !            11:     \tt FA\_DATE\_CREATE&      date and time of creation\\
        !            12:     \tt FA\_DATE\_MODIFY&      date and time of last modification\\
        !            13:     \tt FA\_DATE\_READ&                date and time of last read access\\
        !            14:     \tt FA\_DATE\_ATTR&                date and time of last attribute modification\\
        !            15:     \tt FA\_ID\_CREATE&                identity of creator\\
        !            16:     \tt FA\_ID\_MODIFY&                identity of last modifier\\
        !            17:     \tt FA\_ID\_READ&          identity of last reader\\
        !            18:     \tt FA\_ID\_ATTR&          identity of last attribute modifier\\
        !            19:     \tt FA\_AVAILABILITY&      file availability\\
        !            20:     \tt FA\_FILESIZE&          filesize\\
        !            21:     \tt FA\_FUTURESIZE&                future filesize\\
        !            22:     \tt FA\_CONTROL&           access control\\
        !            23:     \tt FA\_LEGAL&             legal qualifications\\
        !            24:     \tt FA\_PRIVATE&           private use\\
        !            25: \end{tabular}\]

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