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Jens E

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MyEclipse users get half-off Pulse Posted: Sep 16, 2008 7:45 AM
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Genuitec is showing some money-saving love to our MyEclipse users. Now, all MyEclipse users get 50 percent off of the latest release of Pulse Freelance Edition.

Pulse 2.3 is available today for the free Community Edition and for the value-added Freelance Edition and includes performance upgrades and catalog expansions.

Simply use your MyEclipse license key as the discount code when checking out with the Pulse payment portal, as seen below.



While you've got Pulse on the brain, learn a bit more about our newest addition to the Pulse family of products: Pulse Private Label.
Allison, Genuitec, LLC

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