WonderFox Mega Giveaway: 9 Premium Software for FREE

WonderFox Mega Giveaway: 9 Premium Software for FREE.

As part of a summer promotion WonderFox has partnered with multiple software vendors to present a mega giveaway involving 9 products – free for everyone:

wonderfox-summer giveaway-banner

The software:

*As with giveaways in general, all software is fully functional but no free updates or premium support. Giveaway expires 1st August.

How to Get Your Free Giveaway Software

Visit WonderFox's special promotion page here: WonderFox Summer Giveaway and simply click the download link associated with whichever software you want:

wonderfox summer giveaway-download

In each case, this will not actually download the software but rather a Word document containing complete instructions including relative links. *NOTE: You may need to click the "Enable Editing" button in order to follow links, copy and paste, etc.

word document-enable editing

About the Author

Jim Hillier

Jim is the resident freeware aficionado at DCT. A computer veteran with 30+ years experience who first started writing about computers and tech back in the days when freeware was actually free. His first computer was a TRS-80 in the 1980s, he progressed through the Commodore series of computers before moving to PCs in the 1990s. Now retired (aka an old geezer), Jim retains his passion for all things tech and still enjoys building and repairing computers for a select clientele... as well as writing for DCT, of course.

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WonderFox Mega Giveaway: 9 Premium Software for FREE

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