Host A Windows 7 Meetup
Posted September 23, 2009 – 5:42 pm in: Windows 7
Windows 7, Microsoft’s upcoming operating system will be available on October 22. Earlier this month, Microsoft announced about Windows 7 Party. Now, there is another unique opportunity waiting for everyone (you need not be lucky this time!) to host a Windows 7 meetup and share what you know about Windows 7.
You’ve heard people talking about it. You may have experienced it first-hand. If you like it, share it.
Get a group of your friends or coworkers together and show them how everyday tasks are easier with Windows 7. We tried to make it just as easy to host a meetup. Follow the steps below.
There are only three simple steps involved in Windows 7 Meetup. Just head over to Windows 7 Meetup page and start inviting your friends and coworkes to the meetup.
Thanks for info Nitin
Tags: Windows 7, Windows 7 Meetup
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