Engineering Windows 7

    Engineering Windows 7


    Posted: 31 Jan 2009
    A statement from Microsoft. (Similar to post below)

    Engineering Windows 7 : Our Next Engineering Milestone
    Romulinx2's Avatar Posted By: Romulinx2
    31 Jan 2009



  2. garysgold
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    Thanks, Romulinx2.

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  4. Romulinx2
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    No problem. I think the RC will be out very soon. :)
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  5. garysgold
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    I hope your right.
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  7. skunksmash
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    nice read Romulinx2....cheers




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    Ta :)
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