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Many of you have asked me what my thoughts of Windows 7 are now that it has been released, and I've had time to really use it. You may remember from a previous post that I used the RC (Release Candidate) version of Windows 7 for about 6 months prior to it's release, but as with all Alphas, Betas, and Release Candidates, sometimes things change. The biggest of those changes for Windows 7 was the addition of XP Mode . For those of you who ...
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