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#441400 - 08/25/09 04:00 PM Re: So, is it a copy of Windows 7? [Re: MacBozo]
carp Dino's are Babe magnets Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 27021 Loc: Hawaii	Yep I agree agree with Ballmers Balls Posted yesterday top 10 reason Snow is ready for business - bottom line was Snow was more enterprise ready then even Win 7 and that came from a PC centric rag . _________________________
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So, is it a copy of Windows 7?	Lea	08/25/09 03:41 PM
Re: So, is it a copy of Windows 7?	MacBozo	08/25/09 03:50 PM
Re: So, is it a copy of Windows 7?	carp	08/25/09 04:00 PM
Re: So, is it a copy of Windows 7?	DLC	08/26/09 09:44 AM

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