Abstract: Generating a modified protected file is disclosed, including: renaming a primary content object of a protected file; and creating a modified protected file based at least in part by inserting into the protected file a replacement object for the renamed primary content object. Using the modified protected file is disclosed, including: determining that a file includes a renamed primary content object; and redirecting a data access operation to the renamed primary content object.

Abstract: Generating a modified protected file is disclosed, including: renaming a primary content object of a protected file; and creating a modified protected file based at least in part by inserting into the protected file a replacement object for the renamed primary content object. Using the modified protected file is disclosed, including: determining that a file includes a renamed primary content object; and redirecting a data access operation to the renamed primary content object.

Abstract: Generating a modified protected file is disclosed, including: creating a modified protected file at least in part by embedding a protected file into an at least partially unprotected file; and modifying a set of content type information included in the at least partially unprotected file to include a content type associated with the protected file as embedded. Using the modified protected file is disclosed, including: receiving, using a processor, a data access operation to an at least partially unprotected file; determining that the at least partially unprotected file includes a portion associated with a content type associated with embedded protected content; and redirecting the data access operation to the portion of the at least partially unprotected file associated with the content type associated with embedded protected content.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a cyclopeptide characterized in that it comprises the YSNS amino acid sequence, and more particularly a cyclopentapeptide which forms a ?-bend structure at the YSNS amino acids. In one specific embodiment, the cyclopeptide of the invention is capable of binding to the ?V?3-integrin. The application also claims the use of a cyclopeptide of the invention in the treatment of cancer, and more particularly in the treatment of the various forms of melanoma, and also in the manufacture of a medicament for treating cancer. Finally, the application describes the use of a cyclopeptide of the invention for inhibiting or reducing angiogenesis, and more particularly in tumours, and also in the manufacture of a medicament for inhibiting or reducing angiogenesis.

Abstract: Novel molding made of a polymeric material, intended to be attached via clipping over the head of rigid studs, notably of automobile bodies.The present invention relates to a molding made of at least one polymeric material, intended to be attached via clipping over the head [3] of rigid studs [4] having a T-shape cross section, in particular studs protruding from the surface of an automobile body.