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By ShahinD · Posted
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By MrElectrifyer · Posted
The widgets update is merely putting lipstick on a pig. If they actually give a damn about making reliable widgets, they should bring back the 100% offline widgets functionality from Windows 7, just like every other platform offers today. Until then, it's just lipstick after lipstick on the same ads junkyard pig. The rest feature updates, those are good and welcome improvements. -
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By thartist · Posted
Holy, this has to be Neowin's longest article! And 26H2 is shaping up really nicely, it will be a great release! -
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Ummmm Read my comment again.
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I need to find a package that allows a client of mine to create good-looking newsletters and mail them to his customers. He wants the mails to be embedded HTML (the kind where everything is up on his web server and the mail just contains the html links that download the content when the mail is read).
He's not too bothered about the cost, but wants a lot of examples of the kind of thing that's out there. I don't know where to start looking - has anyone got any experience with software like this and can anyone recommend anything?
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