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We say that a curve X of genus g has maximally computed Clifford index if the Clifford index c of X is, for c > 2, computed by a linear series of the maximum possible degree d < g; then d = 2c + 3 resp. d = 2c + 4 for odd resp. even c. For odd c such curves have been studied in [6]. In this paper we analyze if/how far analoguous results hold for such curves of even Clifford index c.