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Get SmartSuite at a Smart Price

09/01/96

Lotus Development Corp. has announced special Back-To-School pricing on all versions of Lotus SmartSuite, including Windows 3.1x, Windows 95 and OS/2 versions. The software is specially priced at just $99 to students, faculty and administrators. SmartSuite for Windows provides a complete set of applications including Word Pro word processor, 1-2-3 spreadsheet, Freelance Graphics presentation graphics package, Approach database, Organizer information manager and ScreenCam multimedia tool. "Lotus desktop applications, with their sophisticated integration with Lotus Notes and the Internet, are well-suited for individuals as well as for the collaborative and team-oriented academic environment," said Alan Minard, director of Lotus Academic Marketing. This special academic pricing is available through October 31, 1996. Lotus Development Corp., Cambridge, MA, (617) 577-8500, www.lotus.com.

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