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| Volume Customers Get Windows 7 |
| Thursday, 20 August 2009 |
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Volume licensing customers with Software Assurance on their Windows clients can download the latest version, Windows 7, from the Volume Licensing Service Center. Microsoft posted the final (RTM) version to this site in Aug. 2009. This Report Contains [92 words] Subscribe to read full report Learn more about our analysis Members login to read full report |
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