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Finally you can format your text the way you want! Installation and use tutorial. www.mozakdesign.com

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October 12, 2010 Linux Fan

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How do I erase old versions of ubuntu off dual boot list? → ← Just like the open source equivalent of Photoshop is GIMP, does anyone know of the best free Flash equivalent?

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