Jobs & Education0 min ago
Microsoft Autoroute
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One of the progs.I miss a lot from XP is the above.I've been looking at the prices of one for Vista but too rich for me at the moment.I see that there are free downloads.what are the setbacks with something for nothing???
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Firstly, Microsoft Autoroute was not part of Windows XP. It may have been bundled with a new PC running Windows, and may even have been pre-installed for you, but it still wasn't free - its cost was just hidden away in the overall price.
Secondly, there is no harm at all in downloading and installing the free trial:
http://www.google.co....toroute+free+download
After 60 days, you can either buy it or not...
Secondly, there is no harm at all in downloading and installing the free trial:
http://www.google.co....toroute+free+download
After 60 days, you can either buy it or not...