Microsoft gives away free Money
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Microsoft is giving up on Money. All support and online services for the financial software package will be withdrawn as of the end of January. But, for those willing to forego such dubious 'features' it appears that Microsoft is making its Money Plus Sunset versions available for free. Site getrichslowly had a sniff around on the Microsoft site and dug up the fact that copies of the software will come with no activation requirement, meaning it can be installed or...
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