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PC Magazine November 2, 2005 Neil J. Rubenking	Lego Factory Lego Factory seems like every kid's dream -- design your own model using the free Lego Digital Designer, then build it in real life.
Information Today November 7, 2005 Richard W. Wiggins	Microsoft Announces Internet-Based Services for Individuals, Small Businesses On Nov. 1, Microsoft entered the Internet-based software services arena with its announcement and preview of Windows Live and Office Live.
Macworld November 3, 2005 Jeffery Battersby	Swift Publisher 1.0 This inexpensive, easy-to-use application makes desktop publishing a breeze. And it comes complete with a large collection of useful templates and clip art.
PC World December 2005 Albro et al.	Software Giant Killers Think you need to cough up large sums of money for an office suite, security tools, and other essential programs? These free and low-cost alternatives provide power without the high price.
PC World December 2005 Jon L. Jacobi	Nero and Roxio Put New Spin on Traditional Disc-Burning Suites There are new advanced features in updates of Easy Media Creator 8 and Nero 7 Ultra Edition, but one targets power users and the other goes for ease of use.
PC World December 2005 Dennis O'Reilly	GPS Gets a Voice Microsoft's Streets & Trips 2006 With GPS Locator talks you to your destination.
PC World December 2005 Jon L. Jacobi	True Image 9 Edges Past Norton Ghost 10 For backups, Acronis's latest True Image remains powerful and affordable, while Symantec's newest Norton is simple and effective.
PC World December 2005 Tracey Capen	Worthy Update for Photographer Fave ACDSee ACD Systems' comprehensive ACDSee 8 Photo Manager adds a faster interface and enhanced photo archiving.
PC World December 2005 Alan Stafford	Adobe's New Moviemaking Powerhouse The affordable and easy-to-use Premiere Elements 2 is packed with video editing features.
PC World December 2005 Stephen Manes	PCs and Music: Imperfect Together? Music lovers, beware! Your PC may not agree with installing online music service software.
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