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Amikit 9 windows ?

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g01df1sh

Amikit 9 windows ?
Posted on 29-Jan-2017 0:12:57

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Joined: 16-Apr-2009
Posts: 1777
From: UK

Hi all

why did Apple get version 9 where is windows new version :(

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Amigo1

Re: Amikit 9 windows ?
Posted on 29-Jan-2017 13:47:52

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Joined: 24-Jun-2004
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@g01df1sh

I think for new windows it's better to use professional installer.

this is good https://www.windowworld.com/products/replacementinstallation/

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