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ARGH! Microsoft Entourage is cool!

While setting up Microsoft Entourage for my mom, I discovered it had
funky linking capabilities. Sniff, sniff. There goes the novelty of my
research…

Well, it’s still hard to use! And it requires Microsoft! But it’s so
cuuuuuute…

Short URL: http://sachachua.com/blog/p/1929

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