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Late Breaks - CCV Software & Sun Microsystems

02/01/03

CCV Software has been selected by Sun Microsystems as the first U.S. partner to deliver StarOffice 6.0 to the U.S. education market, giving educators access to the office productivity software through Sun’s no-cost licensing model. Now, faculty and students will be able to order StarOffice media kits directly from CCV for $25, the cost of the media. For more information, visit www.ccvsoftware.com/ staroffice.html.

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