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Corel Corporation has announced that Mozilla Firefox will be bundled with Corel’s new consumer productivity package, Corel WordPerfect Office X3—Home Edition 2007.
Corel WordPerfect Office X3 – Home Edition 2007 includes easy-to-use software for word processing, spreadsheets, Internet security, photo and video editing and organizing, CD/DVD creation and web browsing.
“Firefox is a perfect fit for WordPerfect Home Edition 2007. Firefox has a reputation for ease of use, security and user experience that closely mirrors the characteristics that attract customers to Corel WordPerfect Office X3, " said Richard Carriere, general manager of productivity for Corel. “Consumers want the freedom to adopt the very best software for their home PC, but it takes time and effort to shop around to get the best products out there. WordPerfect Home Edition 2007 does the work for you, providing a best of breed collection of software for the home and an unbeatable value. Firefox helps us do that.”
“By including Firefox, Corel yet again demonstrates their ongoing commitment to providing people with great software experiences,” said Christopher Beard, vice president of products at Mozilla. “We’re pleased to work with partners like Corel to introduce our free, open source Firefox Web browser to even more people worldwide.”
Corel WordPerfect Office X3—Home Edition 2007 is available for US $79.
Corel WordPerfect Office X3 – Home Edition 2007 is now available online here while Mozilla Firefox is available for download here .
Read more about Corel WordPerfect Office X3 here .
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