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Subject : All Windows Platforms Next Generation TCP

here is our NextGenTCP for all Windows platforms, ready for immediate
production network uses even for this 1st version ( or visit
http://iwxchange.com ) .
you can easily set this up for production use on your home/ office LAN
PCs. Its guaranteed SAFE not affecting systems in anyway whastsoever.
Install this on your LAN/ WAN & immediately working corporate wide
within minutes achieving immediate end2end PSTN transmissions quality,
not needing multimillion pounds & 6 months timeframe
QOS/ MPLS etc for PSTN quality VoIP/ VideoConference
this software can be freely distributed widely with 3 months free
license automatic grant , expires 1 May 2005.
WXChange
http://iwxchange.com
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