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		<title>One Click! Open Multiple Websites in Safari Simultaneously</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rebecka Anderson</dc:creator>
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Safari users you may find this tip to be particularly useful if you need to access the same websites regularly. For example, lets assume you need to check your WebEX office daily, your web-based email account, and Twitter. You could bookmark them, or you could even create a quick webpage and list your links. But [...]]]></description>
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