Encore Clickart 1.5 Million 2008

Encore Clickart 1.5 Million 2008 (Full Product, PC)

3 Sellers from $37.71

Summary
Description	Clickart 1.5 Million 2008
Manufacturer	Encore
Lowest Price	$37.71
Available at	3 Stores
Product Specification
Software
Program Type	Clip Art
License Type	Full Product
Version / Edition	2008
Media Format	DVD-ROM
Min License Size	1 user(s)
Max License Size	1 user(s)
System Requirements
Required Operating System	Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Windows Vista Microsoft Windows XP
Required Processor Speed	233 MHz
Required Memory	64 MB
Required Disk Space	1 GB
Recommended System Requirements
Recommended Processor Speed	800 MHz
Recommended Memory	512 MB
Recommended Video Memory	32 MB
More Info
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