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Richard A Evins

Frank C Wang

Dennis E Kelly

A data processing network having at least one centrally accessed computer connected to a plurality of PC Client computers of various types containing myriad &ldquo;content&rdquo;, defined as any type of multimedia, program and OS elements, files or text and voice and video messages located in accessible storage, the centrally accessed computer having content management software and a database containing one copy of each content element unique to one PC Client and one copy of each content element common to a plurality of PC Client computers, each PC Client computer containing a software agent and numerous content elements in local accessed storage. A method and means for maintaining one copy of each common content element and one copy of each unique content element, stored in the database of the centrally accessed computer and for refreshing the contents of the PC Client computers as required from the database and network resources.

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Richard A Evins