Microsoft Works Still Exists? Yes, and It's Now Free* -- Redmond Channel Partner

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Microsoft Works Still Exists? Yes, and It's Now Free*

Note the asterisk -- because Works isn't just free, it's ad-supported. Then again, this is the first time anybody has had a reason to write about Microsoft Works in about 10 years. It had joined Corel in the "dead or alive" (or, in Corel's case, "dead, alive or Canadian") category.

Posted by Lee Pender on August 01, 2007 at 11:54 AM

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