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Quick File Duplicator Personal (zip)

Quick File Duplicator is a utility which allows you to create duplicate files easily. Create duplicate files, such as mp3, text files, data files, for testing purposes or backup. With a few clicks, you can create hundreds of duplicate files. Complete Unicode support means files of any language can be...

Tags: Click, Quick File Duplicator, Backups, Digital Music, Digital Media, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Software downloads 2007-11-16

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Blog posts 2008-10-15

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Blog posts 2008-10-15

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Blog posts 2008-10-14

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Blog posts 2008-10-14

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Tags: University, Apple iTunes, Lecture, Digital Music, Digital Media, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Zack Whittaker

Blog posts 2008-10-14

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Blog posts 2008-10-14

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Discussion threads 2008-10-14

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Blog posts 2008-10-14

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Discussion threads 2008-10-13

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Discussion threads 2008-10-13

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Discussion threads 2008-10-13

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Tags: Collaboration, Groupware, Enterprise software, Mark Gilbert, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-10-13

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Discussion threads 2008-10-13

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Discussion threads 2008-10-13