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April 25, 2012
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Gibbster
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I just found out when I was creating a document in ms online. That they changed there 25 GBs to 7 Gbs standard but when your in your email for windows live it gives you a upgrade for free to the 25gbs for free for a little while. I am not sure how long does it last or if it only for current live members. Upgrade for free asap if you have one.
Good luck
April 25, 2012
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The prob for me is that their skydrive desktop software isn't designed for Windows XP. Oh well, onward to Google Drive I suppose.
April 30, 2012
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Gibbster said
… I am not sure how long does it last or if it only for current live members. Upgrade for free asap if you have one.
THANK YOU
May 2, 2012
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Mircosoft has a installer for skydrive? I am talking about when your are in your email in the broswer and when you go to make a doc online or in your skydrive it might give you an option to upgrade for free at the top.
Has google drive came out with the storage yet because I signed up too and it said they are not ready yet to give space?
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