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Ashampoo WinOptimizer 2008 FREE!

This month, Computer Active magazine is giving away "Ashampoo WinOptimizer 2008".
The offer expires on October 11th so you will need to download and get the activation key before that date. (The offer could be withdrawn earlier too).
WinOptimizer is a "tweaker", so the usual warnings apply. Used with care, it should keep your computer running more smoothly. This program is valued at £25, plus you get the option to upgrade to WinOptimizer 4 for only £7.49 instead of the normal retail price of £30. All together quite a bargain.
You will need to go to the Computer Active website and follow the download instructions.
www.computeractive.co.uk/winopt/index

Eddie
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Anonymous said…
good program.
21 September 2007 at 10:43
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