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Service Manager Controls Favorite Windows Services
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Okay, so this will be my first official blog. I’ve got and tried several blogs: At Bloglines At Yahoo 360 At INDC (both old site and new one) At GaulDong At Blogspot I seriously believe that most web-savvy people will have at least tens of blogs, either intentionally or not. Anyways this will be my…