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Bayden Systems - SlickRun

Bayden Systems - SlickRun: "SlickRun is a floating command line utility for Windows." The command line is still the most efficient interface for a computer, even in a GUI.

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Eric (http://www.bayden.com) wrote:

Thanks for the mention!

∴ Eric | 30-Aug-2004 2:07pm est | http://www.bayden.com | #5398

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