Pella 80Yv0102 Users Manual
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© 2009 Pella Corporation Part Number: 80YV0102 WINDOW REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS FOR SINGLE-HUNG, DOUBLE-HUNG, CASEMENT, AWNING INTO EXISTING CASEMENT FRAME USING FRAME SCREWS These instructions were tested and developed for replacing windows in wood-frame wall construction systems designed to manage moisture. This method of installation involves removing the sash, frame stops and frame hardware from the existing window. The original window frame will remain in place. If the existing window frame shows signs of water infiltration or is damaged beyond repair, this method should not be followed and the entire existing window should be removed. Installation recommendations for other types of wall construction, wall systems, conditions, multiple windows or bow/bay windows, may be obtained from Pella Corporation or a local Pella retailer. Building designs, construction methods, building materials, and site conditions unique to your project may require an installation method different from these instructions and additional care on your part. Determining the appropriate installation method is the responsibility of you, your architect, or other construction professional. YOU WILL NEED TO SUPPLY: • Cedar or Impervious shims/spacers (12 to 20) • Closed cell foam backer rod/sealant backer (12 to 30 ft.) • Pella® SmartFlash™ foil backed butyl window and door flashing tape or equivalent • Pella Window and Door Installation Sealant or equivalent high quality, multi-purpose sealant SEALANT SEALANT (1 tube per window) • Low expansion, low pressure polyurethane insulating window and door foam sealant. DO NOT use high pressure or latex foams • #8 x 2-1/2" Wood screws (6 to 10 per window) Installation will require two or more persons for safety reasons. TOOLS REQUIRED: • Tape measure • Level • Sealant gun • Prybar • Utility knife • Putty knife • Hammer • Screwdrivers (Flat & Phillips) • Adjustable pliers • Side cutter • Roto-tool, reciprocating saw • Wood chisel • 1/8" drill bit • Drill CAUTION: Many windows in older homes are painted with lead-based paint. Removal of old windows may disturb this paint. Proper precautions must be taken to minimize exposure to dust and debris. Consult state or local authorities for more information. EXTERIOR EXTERIOR EXTERIOR EXISTING WINDOW REMOVE EXISTING SASH and STOPS INSERT REPLACEMENT WINDOW EXTERIOR REPLACEMENT WINDOW INSTALLED Always read the Vinyl Window and Door Limited Warranty before purchasing or installing Vinyl Windows and Doors manufactured by Pella Corporation. By installing this product, you are acknowledging that this Limited Warranty is part of the terms of the sale. Failure to comply with all Pella installation and maintenance instructions may void your Pella product warranty. See Limited Warranty for complete details at http://warranty.pella.com. 1 REMOVE THE EXISTING SASH Note: Remove the new window from its packaging. Inspect and measure the new window to confirm it will fit into the opening prior to removing the existing window. The window needs to be 3/8" smaller in both width and height than the pocket frame, i.e. existing sash opening. 1B HEAD STOP A. Remove the existing sash. This will vary per manufacturer of the existing window. Removing the hinge and operator fasteners will generally allow the sash to be removed from the existing frame. JAMB STOPS Note: Two or more people may be required when handling existing sash. SILL STOP B. Remove operator hardware and all head, jamb, and sill stops. This can usually be accomplished with a prybar. 2 OPENING PREPARATION A. Inspect the existing window frame and repair or replace any defective or rotted wood parts. Remove or seat any nails. 2B B. Clean the opening of any dirt, debris, or excess old paint before proceeding. Chisel off any high spots. C. Apply one piece of sill flashing tape to the sill of the existing window frame. Cut the tape 12" longer than the existing window sill width. Apply the tape on the existing sill 6" up each jamb and press down firmly. The tape will not cover the sill depth completely under the new window. D. Install and level sill shims. Place 1” wide by 1/4” thick shims on the bottom of the window opening 1/2” from each side. Keep shims back 1/2" from interior face of window. Shims are required at points where windows are joined in multiple window applications. Add shims as necessary to ensure the sill is level. Once level, attach spacers to prevent movement. Note: Improper placement of shims may result in bowing the bottom of the window. 2C 6“ 3 WINDOW PREPARATION (AWNING and CASEMENT ONLY) The interior frame covers must be removed to provide access to the pre-drilled frame screw installation holes. AWNING/ CASEMENT CAUTION: To Avoid Interior Frame Cover Breakage - Carefully read and understand the following steps before proceeding with cover removal. Note: The following interior frame cover removal steps are for Casement, Standard Awning, Fixed Awning/Casement and Large Awning. The steps are similar for each, but the order in which covers are removed will vary depending on the window type. The order of interior frame cover removal is indicated below. Use reverse order for re-installation of covers. CASEMENT STANDARD AWNING COVER 3 FIXED AW/CM COVER 3 COVER 2 COVER 1 COVER 3 COVER 1 COVER 1 LARGE AWNING COVER 2 COVER 3 COVER 2 COVER 1 COVER 2 A. Prepare the Window. A2 1. Remove the screen and set aside. 2. Use pliers to remove the plug(s) from the lock handle location(s). 3. Remove the construction handle tool from the handle package. Bend in Tool Spline Hole Hook Construction Handle Tool REFERENCE DESCRIPTION Construction Handle Tool may be used as a lock handle or crank handle. AWNING/ CASEMENT B. Remove Interior Frame Cover #1. If an Interior Frame Cover has a "Quick Release Band" around the cover, pull the band to help remove the cover. The cover on vent units where the lock handle slot is located and the cover on the opposite frame side. Note: Interior Frame Covers #1 are jamb covers on Casement, Fixed Awning/Casement and Large Awning units. On Standard Awning units, Interior Frame Covers #1 are the head and sill covers. 1. Approximately 1" from the bottom (end) of the cover, insert the "hooked" end of the tool between the cover and the sash. B1 B2 Spline hole 2. Rotate the tool toward the sash and continue to insert the tool past the spline hole up to the point where the bend in the tool is aligned with the edge of the cover. Note: When the tool is inserted with the bend aligned with the cover edge there will be a slight gap between the tool and the face of the sash. 3. Push the tool flat against the sash (not a lot of force is needed) to release the back cover barb from the frame kerf behind the cover. While keeping tension on the tool, pull the tool away from the frame to start releasing the cover barbs from the frame kerfs. B3 Cross Section of Interior Frame Cover with Tool Placement Detail Sash B3 Barb released from kerf Tool Cover 4. Rotate the cover end slightly toward the interior; when the cover begins to pull away from the frame, relocate the tool under the cover towards the interior as shown, then pull the tool away from the frame to continue the release of the cover barbs from the frame. 5. Reposition the tool with the hook under the front edge of the cover. Slide the tool over while pulling the cover away from the frame. This will release the flexible barbs on the interior side of the cover, which will aid in cover removal. Continue sliding along the length of the cover while pulling it away from the frame until it is removed. B4 Flexible barbs B5 6. Repeat Steps B1 thru B5 to remove the other Interior Frame Cover #1. If installing a single Casement, Large Awning or Fixed unit less than 42" in width, go to Step E. B5 Lock handle slot If installing a Standard Awning, multiple window combinations, or units greater than 42" in width, go to Step C. C. Remove Interior Frame Cover #2. The cover on vent units where the crank handle and roto-cover will be located. AWNING/ CASEMENT For Standard Awning, single units greater than 42" in height and multiple window combinations. 1. Starting at the cover end closest to where the crank handle will be located, insert the tool between the sash and cover (using the same method of insertion used for Interior Frame Cover #1). C2 C3 Note: Insert the tool under Interior Frame Cover #2 next to the FRAME CORNER (C2). 2. Pull the tool away from the frame to start releasing the cover barbs from the frame kerfs. 3. When the cover begins to pull away from the frame, relocate the tool near the end of the cover as shown and continue to pull up to release the barbs from the kerfs. 4. When the cover has been released near the crank handle cut-out, reposition the tool with the hook under the front edge of the cover. Slide the tool over while pulling up on the cover. Continue along the length of the cover until it is removed. Note: Take note of the cover support bracket around the roto operator hardware, (on the sill of casement and large awning units and on the jamb of standard awning units) as the cover support bracket will be referenced when re-installing Interior Frame Cover #2. C4 NOTE C4 Cover support bracket D. Remove Interior Frame Cover #3. The cover on vent units on the opposite frame side from where the crank handle is located. For Standard Awning greater than 42" in width, single units greater than 42" in height and multiple window combinations. 1. Start at one end of the cover and insert the tool between the frame and cover as shown. D1 2. Pull the tool away from the frame to start releasing the cover barbs from the frame kerfs. 3. When the cover begins to pull away from the frame, grasp the cover and continue to pull to release the barbs from the kerfs, removing the cover. TWO OR MORE PEOPLE ARE REQUIRED FOR THE FOLLOWING STEPS 4 SETTING AND FASTENING THE WINDOW AWNING/CASEMENT A. Insert the window and center it in the opening to allow clearance for shimming. Note: Use of a suction cup on the glass will assist in handling the window. Note: Each existing window frame and wall depth will vary in different applications; therefore there is not a standard measurement for the overhang of the window frame to the exterior or for the distance from the interior face of the window to interior trim. When performing Steps 4B thru 4D, installing the frame screws, be sure to keep the distance consistent all around the window. Note: On the exterior, there must be enough room for backer rod and 3/8" sealant bead. 4A NOTE 4C 2-1/2" Screw Shim 4B B. Insert shims between the window and the opening at the top two anchor hole locations in the window jambs. Keep shims back 1/2" from interior face of window. Note: Position shims to ensure they allow at least 1/2" from the exterior surface of the window to allow for placement of backer rod and sealant. Inte rior C. Fasten the window near the top of the opening by driving 2-1/2" long wood screws through the top two holes at the jambs and into the opening sides. D. Plumb and square the window. Insert shims between the window frame and the rough opening at the anchor hole locations in the window frame. Keep shims back 1/2" from interior face of window. 4D 4E mm E. Check the interior reveal. Make sure the measurement from the interior face of the window to the interior face of the window to the interior face of the wall is equal at several points around the window. F. If additional installation holes are needed; drill a 3/16" installation hole through both the interior and exterior walls of the frame. G. Fasten the window in the opening by driving the 2-1/2" long screws through each predrilled hole in the window frame, through the shims and into the rough opening. 1 INCHES 20 3 0 40 2 3 50 6 0 70 Note: Install shims per Shim and Fastener Guide. DO NOT over shim. 4F 3/16" EXTERIOR AWNING/ CASEMENT 3/16" Note: Drive screws per the Awning/Casement Shim and Fastener Guide. H. Insert the construction handle into the lock lever location and unlock the window. Remove the handle. Place the construction crank handle over the roto operator stud. Open and close each sash to verify the smooth operation and alignment of sash locks with sash strikes. Check and adjust shims as needed. Remove the construction handle. SHIM and FASTENER PLACEMENT GUIDE Number of factory drilled fastener locations may vary depending on size of unit(s). = Indicates typical locations of factory drilled anchor holes where screws and shims are required. = Indicates location where installation screws are optional. Vent & Fixed Casement, Large Awning Vent & Fixed Casement, Large Awning >42" Frame Width <42" Frame Width At combination mullion joints: Drill a 3/16" pilot hole through the mullion plates at the factory drilled anchor holes prior to inserting screws. 2-High Vent & Fixed Casement, Standard Awning, Large Awning Mullion plate If Frame Width <42”, top and bottom screws are optional Mullion plate Mullion plate Mullion plate 2-Wide Vent & Fixed Casement, Large Awning Mullion plate 4-Way Combination Vent & Fixed Casement, Standard Awning, Large Awning Mullion plate Mullion plate Mullion plate Number of factory drilled fastener locations may vary depending on size of unit(s). = Indicates typical locations of factory drilled anchor holes where screws and shims are required. = Indicates location where installation screws are optional. If Frame Width <42”, top and bottom screws are optional 3-High Combination Vent & Fixed Casement, Standard Awning, Large Awning Mullion plate Mullion plate Mullion plate Mullion plate Mullion plate 3-Way Combination Vent & Fixed Casement, Standard Awning, Large Awning Mullion plate Mullion plate 3-Wide Combination Vent & Fixed Casement, Large Awning Re-install Interior Frame Covers. Note: Discard all Quick Release Bands before re-installing Interior Frame Covers. AWNING/ CASEMENT I. Interior Frame Cover #3 (Head cover on Casement, Fixed and Large Awning and the jamb cover without roto cover cut-out on Standard Awning units): Starting on one end of the frame, insert the cover barbs of Interior Frame Cover #3 into the frame kerfs. Align the kerfs along the length of the cover and press until the cover "clicks" into place. Compression Spring location in Cover 3 4I NOTE COVER 3 COVER 1 Note: Interior Frame Covers #3 contains compression springs which allow the cover to be compressed when re-installing Interior Frame Compression Spring Covers #1 in Step 4K. COVER 2 J. Interior Frame Cover #2 (Sill cover on Casement, Fixed and Large Awning and a jamb cover with roto cover cut-out on Standard Awning units): Place the cover support 4J referenced in Step C4 inside the stop as shown. While holding the support in place, position the cover to align the cover barbs with the frame kerfs. Press the cover barbs into the kerfs while working toward the roto operator. Continue to hold the support in place to Cover Support Bracket ensure proper placement of the support over the operator. Press the cover until it "clicks" into place. 4J Note: The cover support bracket may need to be repositioned over the roto operator. The correct support position allows the cover barbs to be fully seated into the frame kerfs. K. Interior Frame Cover #1 (Jamb covers on Casement, Fixed and Large Awning and the head and sill covers on Standard Awning units): Insert the cover barbs of the first Interior Frame Cover #1 into the frame kerfs near Interior Frame Cover #2 first. Rotate the Interior Frame Cover #1 towards Interior Frame Cover #3 and align the kerfs along the frame, then press the cover until it "clicks" into place. Repeat on the other cover. L. Insert the roto cover, crank handle and lock handle. See steps at the end of the instructions. M. Insert the window and center it in the opening to allow clearance for shimming. Note: Use of a suction cup on the glass will assist in handling the window. Note: Each existing window frame and wall depth will vary in different applications; therefore there is not a standard measurement for the overhang of the window frame to the exterior or for the distance from the interior face of the window to interior trim. When performing Steps 4B thru 4D, installing the frame screws, be sure to keep the distance consistent all around the window. 4M NOTE Note: On the exterior, there must be enough room for backer rod and 3/8" sealant bead. 4P 2-1/2" Screw N. Insert shims between the window and the opening at the top two anchor hole locations Shim in the window jambs. Keep shims back 1/2" 4M from interior face of window. Note: Position shims to ensure they allow at least 1/2" from the exterior surface of the window to allow for placement of backer rod and sealant. O. If additional installation holes are needed; drill a 5/32” installation hole through both the interior and exterior walls of the frame. Counter drill a 3/8” hole through the interior wall only of the frame. DO NOT penetrate the exterior wall with the 3/8” bit. 4O 4O 3/8" Double-Hung 3/8" EXTERIOR and DOUBLEHUNG SINGLE-HUNG and DOUBLE-HUNG EXTERIOR SINGLEHUNG 5/32" Single-Hung P. Fasten the window near the top of the opening by driving 2-1/2" long wood screws through the top two holes at the jambs and into the opening sides. Q. Plumb and square the window. Insert shims between the window frame and the rough opening at the anchor hole locations in the window frame. Keep shims back 1/2" from interior face of window. Note: DO NOT shim above the window or in the space between the spacers at the bottom of the window. DO NOT over shim. R. Check the interior reveal. Make sure the measurement from the interior face of the window to the interior face of the window to the interior face of the wall is equal at several points around the window. 4R mm 1 INCHES 20 3 0 40 2 3 50 6 0 70 5/32" Interior 4Q S. Fasten the window in the opening by driving the 2-1/2" long screws through each predrilled hole in the window frame, through the shims and into the rough opening. Note: Single-hung: Raise the lower sash to access lower installation holes. Doublehung: Lower the top sash to access the upper installation holes and raise the lower sash to access the lower installation holes. Tilt the lower sash to the interior to access the installation holes at the checkrail. Assistance from the interior is recommended for this step. 5 INTERIOR SEAL Caution: Ensure use of low pressure polyurethane window and door insulating foams and strictly follow the foam manufacturer’s recommendations for application. Use of high pressure foams or improper application of the foam may cause the window frame to bow and hinder operation. A. Apply insulating foam sealant. From the interior, insert the nozzle of the applicator approximately 1" deep into the space between the window and the rough opening and apply a 1" deep bead of foam. This will allow room for expansion of the foam and will minimize squeeze out. Apply sealant across interior surface of shims to create a continuous seal. For windows with jamb extensions installed, ensure the foam is placed between the window frame and the rough opening, not between the jamb extension and the rough opening. Follow foam manufacturer's instructions. 5A Note: It may be necessary to squeeze the end of the tube with pliers to be able to insert into the space between the window frame and the rough opening. SINGLEHUNG and DOUBLEHUNG B. Check the window operation (vent units only) by opening and closing the window. Note: If the window does not operate correctly, check to make sure it is still plumb, level, square, and the jambs are not bowed. If adjustments are required, remove the foam with a serrated knife. Adjust the shims and reapply the insulating foam sealant. Installation screw hole 5C Jamb plug C. Insert jamb hole plugs (provided) into each screw hole for single-hung and double-hung units. Interior Finish or Trim: The space between the new window and the existing window’s frame will need to be covered with trim. There are many ways to accomplish this and each case can be unique. How this is done will be the decision of the homeowner or window installer. A few possibilities include using cove, quarter round, or a stop moulding. 6 EXTERIOR SEAL 6A EX TE A. Insert backer rod into the space around the window at the head and jambs. This should provide at least 3/8" clearance between the backer rod and the exterior face of the window. Note: Backer rod adds shape and depth for the sealant line. B. Place a bead of sealant at the jambs and head between the existing window frame and the replacement window frame. 6B RIO R C. Begin the sill sealant bead 1/2" from one jamb, running it across the sill and stopping 1/2" from the opposite jamb. This 1/2" sealant gap on each side of the sill allows for incidental water drainage. D. Shape, tool, and clean excess sealant. When finished, the sealant should be the shape of an hourglass. Note: This method creates a more flexible sealant line capable of expanding and contracting. EXTERIOR FINISH OF EXISTING FRAME Any exposed wood and flashing tape on the exterior needs to be covered/protected. There are many ways to accomplish this, and each case can be unique. A few possibilities include: a) Covering the existing trim with aluminum coil wrap/ frame expander. b) Sanding, priming and painting to match existing trim. c) Covering the exposed wood with a high quality exterior grade sealant. Note: The contractor/installer will determine how to finish the exterior. EXTERIOR OF WINDOW WITH FRAME EXPANDER INSTALLING ROTO COVER AND CRANK AWNING/ CASEMENT A. Place the cover over the operator stud and snap into place. Pocket End B B. Apply pressure to the pocket end of the cover and snap into place. C. Use a medium size flat-blade screwdriver to loosen the set screw in the crank handle. D. Slide the crank handle onto the stud. Unlock, open window, then close and lock window. A Operator Stud Crank Handle D Operator Stud E. Fold the crank handle down and check alignment of knob with the pocket. Note: You may need to adjust the crank position on the stud until the correct alignment is achieved. F. Open the crank and tighten the set screw. Set Screw Knob E G. After the final installation, fold the crank over and snap the knob into the pocket. Note: Even with the window open the crank can be folded to avoid interfering with the window treatments. C Pocket LOCK LEVER REMOVAL AND INSERTION AWNING/ CASEMENT Note: You may want to remove the lock lever if it needs to be replaced with a different finish. A. Unlock and open the window. Interior B. Place the lock lever in the locked position. B C C. From the exterior of the window, look through the opening behind the lock lever to locate the point where the lock lever and lock cam meet. Stop removed to show the lever and cam. D. Insert an approximately 1/4" wide flat-blade screwdriver straight into the opening and center the blade tip at the point the cam and lever meet. E E. Push the screwdriver against the lock cam and rotate the bottom of the blade toward the lock lever. This will push the lock cam away from the lock lever hook so the lever can be removed. F. Remove the lock lever by pulling it straight out toward the interior of the building. Stop removed to show orientation of screwdriver between the lever and cam. Interior G. To install a lock lever, from the interior hold it in the locked position and insert into the slot until it snaps onto the cam. Note: The lock cam must be in the locked position before the lock lever can be inserted. G FINISH The interior and exterior frame and sash are protected by a powder coat baked-on factory finish that requires no painting. Clean this surface with mild soap and water. Stubborn stains and deposits may be removed with mineral spirts. DO NOT use abrasives. DO NOT scrape or use tools that might damage the surface. Use of inappropriate solvents, brickwash or cleaning chemicals will cause adverse reactions with window and door materials and voids the Limited Warranty. CARE AND MAINTENANCE Care and maintenance information is available by contacting your local Pella retailer. This information is also available at www.pellaimpervia.com. IMPORTANT NOTICE Because all construction must anticipate some water infiltration, it is important that the wall system be designed and constructed to properly manage moisture. Pella Corporation is not responsible for claims or damages caused by anticipated and unanticipated water infiltration; deficiencies in building design, construction and maintenance; failure to install Pella® products in accordance with Pella installation instructions; or the use of Pella products in wall systems which do not allow for proper management of moisture within the wall systems. The determination of the suitability of all building components, including the use of Pella products, as well as the design and installation of flashing and sealing systems are the responsibility of the Buyer or User, the architect, contractor, installer, or other construction professional and are not the responsibility of Pella. Pella products should not be used in barrier wall systems which do not allow for proper management of moisture within the wall systems, such as barrier Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems, (EIFS) (also known as synthetic stucco) or other non-water managed systems. Except in the states of California, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Colorado, Pella makes no warranty of any kind and assumes no responsibility for Pella windows and doors installed in barrier wall systems. In the states listed above, the installation of Pella products in barrier wall or similar systems must be in accordance with Pella installation instructions. Product modifications that are not approved by Pella Corporation will void the Limited Warranty. Part Number: 80YV0102
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xmp.iid:1E7D2576A446E111BCDAA6ABA0C91075, xmp.iid:E0BE414AAD46E111BCDAA6ABA0C91075, xmp.iid:5ACA318A7147E111B2CBD03545450DCC, xmp.iid:5BCA318A7147E111B2CBD03545450DCC History When : 2009:08:25 14:53:28-05:00, 2009:08:25 14:53:28-05:00, 2009:08:25 16:08:20-05:00, 2009:08:25 16:30:23-05:00, 2009:08:25 17:08:46-05:00, 2009:08:25 17:13:14-05:00, 2009:08:25 17:13:49-05:00, 2009:08:25 17:15:41-05:00, 2009:08:26 08:26:59-05:00, 2009:08:26 08:27:51-05:00, 2009:08:26 08:56:54-05:00, 2009:08:26 08:59:53-05:00, 2009:08:26 09:01:35-05:00, 2009:08:26 09:01:36-05:00, 2009:08:27 16:10:49-05:00, 2009:08:27 16:30:58-05:00, 2009:08:27 17:02:30-05:00, 2009:08:28 09:50:15-05:00, 2009:08:28 15:22:18-05:00, 2009:08:31 14:11:51-05:00, 2009:08:31 14:13:10-05:00, 2009:08:31 14:15:03-05:00, 2009:09:02 10:29:37-05:00, 2009:09:02 10:55:35-05:00, 2009:09:02 13:40:13-05:00, 2009:09:02 14:08:19-05:00, 2009:09:02 16:40:50-05:00, 2012:01:20 11:10:41-06:00, 2012:01:20 11:10:41-06:00, 2012:01:20 11:32:10-06:00, 2012:01:20 11:46:01-06:00, 2012:01:20 11:56:09-06:00, 2012:01:20 12:00:51-06:00, 2012:01:20 14:22:41-06:00, 2012:01:23 09:26:56-06:00, 2012:01:23 09:26:57-06:00, 2012:01:23 10:55:10-06:00, 2012:01:23 11:01:12-06:00, 2012:01:23 11:31:58-06:00, 2012:01:23 12:53:31-06:00, 2012:01:23 13:09:46-06:00, 2012:01:23 13:10:26-06:00, 2012:01:24 09:59:56-06:00, 2012:01:24 11:02:51-06:00, 2012:01:24 11:03:08-06:00, 2012:01:25 10:27:57-06:00, 2012:01:25 10:35:02-06:00 History Software Agent : Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 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