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Welcome to Shawz Weblog - Geek in training
I hope that the software and links on this blog will hopefully make your computer life a bit easier.The software listed here is either free for home use or costs under £50 this is denoted by a £ at the end of the title.
If you wish to use it in a commercial environment please check via the appropriate product weblink before use.
All software listed here had been checked for spyware and viruses, but you should always run it through your own anti-virus and anti-spyware software before using it.
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