Newsletter Relaunch
August 17, 2009 by admin
Friday 21st August 2009 marks the re-launch of my popular FREE Windows newsletter service!
The revamped newsletter will be published FORTNIGHTLY on a Friday…
UNTIL then:
Windows 7 – What’s Inside?
I am currently producing a short series of videos and handouts that will be highlighting the key parts of Windows 7 that home users will want to know about – before Microsoft release the new operating system on the 22nd October 2009.
I will be releasing the videos and handouts mid-September 2009 at a cost of $29.99
HOWEVER, I am making this special offer:
The next 25 purchases of my 2009 Windows Resource DVD will come with the “Windows 7 videos and handouts” totally FREE! (I will email you the special download link when they are ready in September.)
Hurry – this is a limited offer!
The DVD page: http://www.marclironpublishing.com/dvd.html
A New Blog!
I have been working on a new Blog that focuses on news related to Microsoft and its Windows operating systems. I am also working in partnership with HP by offering discounts and coupons on new PC’s and laptops so make sure you check out the Blog soon!
Visit here: http://blog.marcliron.com
Enjoy!
Kind Regards
Marc Liron
Microsoft MVP – Windows Desktop Experience
2004/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009
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Wondered whether you had fallen off the end of the world.
Good you’re back.
thank you for all of your help it has made using my computer much more enjoyable and made me more confident in the things i am able to acomplish with my system. Again thanks for all of your help will look foward to your newsletter.
tommy warwick
Glad you’re back…
Thanks Guys!
Welcome Back!
Great to have you back Marc, look forward to next newsletter
It sure was good hearing from you again Marc. I really look forward to your upcoming newsletter.
So glad to hear from you again Marc. Hope you are doing fine. Look forward to your newsletters in the coming weeks. Take care.
I agree with those above, something was missing when you were away!
Marc, glad to have you back. Hope all is well with you and the family.
I know the difficulty of marrying one’s online life with one’s REAL life so your ‘break’ is understandable. I have learned much from you and appreciate your desire to educate/help others. Meet me on Linkedin.com
We missed you,welcome back,look forward to your newsletter
Good that your are back, it has been so long since I have seen an email from you. I acutally remember your site and blogs by your newsletters … Go ahead man.
Hi Marc
Excellent news, welcome back.
Like you I have been busy with moving to the Philippines from China.
Took a while to update everything, Facebook, Twitter etc.
Keep Smiling.
Stephen
The Nomadic Romantic English Gentleman
Great to have back. I hope all is well elizabeth
Welcome back Marc, hope you and the wife are both ok.
Regards
Brian
I just concluded you were busy being a good father and husband. Good priorities!
Welcome back!
Cathy
Glad your back, we all need help with Windows from time to time.
I am a new recruit to your page-the connection to which I picked up on the ‘net-but hearing the compliments from others regarding your expertise, I sense I am in the right place. Good to be allowed to make your acquainytence. Lionel Jones
Marc: I spend 4 years in London (1957-1961) in the US Air Force. I love the country and the people, as I met a lot of wonderlul, loving and caring people. Those were the best years of my life. I want to thank you for what you are doing for us computer dummies, please keep up the great work.
Sincerely,
Charles Eisterhold
Jefferson City; Missouri