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# robots.txt file 
# ====== INSTRUCTIONS ======= 
# created for portugal-villa-holiday.com 
# by R Rensch, www.rensch.com 
# 
# This is a special file that tells search engines which pages they should ignore. 
# It has a wildcard capability, but is very "dumb", 
# so be sure you understand what you're doing here, 
# or you could wind up disallowing your whole site! 
# (Use of this file is allowed but not supported by SBI! support.) 
# 
# For info on robot.txt files, see 
# http://info.webcrawler.com/mak/projects/robots/exclusion.html 
# 
# Here are the basics: 
# If there's a page you don't want to be spidered, list it in this file, using 
# this form... 
# Disallow: /example 
# where "example" is a file or directory name (a trailing slash is optional, depending 
# on your intention...see next, re wildcards), and the line starts with "Disallow" 
# (that is, don't include the "# "... everything after a # is comment.) 
# 
# IMPORTANT-- Robots.txt has only one type of wildcard capability... 
# ...there's ALWAYS a presumed * wildcard after whatever you type. 
# (Don't us an asterisk; it's considered just an asterisk.) 
# So, "/example/" 
# disallows: /example/anything.html 
# but allows: /example.htm 
# while "/example" 
# disallows: /example/anything.html 
# and disallows: /example.htm 
# and disallows: /example.txt etc. 
# Especially, don't just put "Disallow: /" because that would disallow everything! 
# 
# Blank lines are NOT okay, except to start a section intended for a different 
# user-agent (search engine). If you want a blank line, start it with a 
# comment symbol (#), like this: 
# 
# 
# ACTUAL ROBOTS.TXT CONTENT FOLLOWS: 
# 
User-agent: * # directed to all robots 
Disallow: /bkup- 
Disallow: /dupe- 
Disallow: /hold- 
Disallow: /libr- 
Disallow: /old- 
Disallow: /prvt- 
Disallow: /skip- 
Disallow: /temp- 
Disallow: /util- 
Disallow: /work- 
Disallow: /xtra- 
# end of file