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Mesh pays punters to upgrade to Windows 7 – Inquirer

Inquirer

Mesh pays punters to upgrade to Windows 7 Inquirer LONDON BASED Mesh Computers says it won't just be giving its customers a free upgrade to Windows 7, it will be paying them a fiver to take … Mesh pays users £5 to upgrade to Windows 7PC Advisor Mesh pays users to upgrade to Windows 7PC Pro Mesh will pay you to upgrade to Windows 7Computer Shopper all 4 news articles »

Five ways Microsoft has changed since Gates left – ZDNet

Five ways Microsoft has changed since Gates left ZDNet A review of Microsoft's past year would not be complete without a mention of its new desktop operating system, Windows 7, the successor of the poorly … and more »

Many many years ago I used Outlook Express however honestly cannot remember if it was good or not.

I’ve been a solely Outlook user now for atleast 10 years now so have had no reason to look at Outlook Express or it’s new name Windows Mail.

 Recently we bought an iMac and decided against Entourage (costs money) – instead going for the built in version of Mail within OS X and can honestly say so far so good.

Which got me thinking, “how good or bad is Microsoft’s “free” mail equivalent now?”. Especially as I am considering  getting my family new PC’s soon it would be nice to save some money for them by recommending the Mail programme that comes bundled with Vista.

So I found this link…

http://email.about.com/od/windowsmailtips/tp/Most-Popular-Windows-Mail-Tips.htm

Windows 7 RC Arriving Just In Time To Compare To Ubuntu – Jkontherun.com
One of the best investments I’ve ever made is in the Microsoft TechNet and MSDN programs. For a few hundred dollars per year, I have access and multiple license keys to test practically every bit of software that Microsoft makes: applications