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Windows 7 Starter Edition: 'No, you can't' is a deterrent 
Houston Chronicle | by Dwight | Thu, Apr 23
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What he found was that, yes, there's a three-program limit, but some components of Windows don't count against that limit. Windows Explorer Windows, Control Panel modules, program installers, Desktop Gadgets, the command prompt, the Task Manager and some system utilities aren't cou...
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