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Real Estate Broker Saves One to Two Hours a Week With New Operating System
Overview Broker Lonnie Monreal handles the residential sales process, including marketing customers' homes. When he started his business in 2008, he bought new hardware, including a laptop and a desktop computer with the Windows Vista operating system with Service Pack 1, which he and his family use for work and school. Monreal enjoys better reliability and data protection than he had with Windows XP, saving him and his family at least one to two hours a week.
| Publisher | Microsoft | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | January 2009 | ||
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