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Late Breaks - Web Design 101

08/01/00

Macromedia has introduced three new purchasing programs designed to complement its Web Design 101 program, which offers teachers professionally designed curriculum and trial versions of site-building software. The Macromedia Education Online Store allows teachers and qualified students to electronically purchase and download Macromedia’s Web publishing software, and provides immediate online access to software and manuals. The Premier Education Partnership Program provides customized purchasing, training and support agreements for purchases of 500 units or more at significantly reduced costs. The Education Volume License Program helps schools and universities save money on software purchases between 15 and 500 licenses. For more information visit www.macromedia.com/education.

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