OldVersion.com: Because newer is not always better
July 31, 2006 06:10 
4 Comments » Copying from PC World
One of the many great things about the Internet is how often you run across neat sites you never knew about in the course of trying to do something else. Today, I was using Google to hunt for troubleshooting help with an Adobe Reader 6.0 problem. I didn’t find it–but I did discover OldVersion.com, a site that collects outdated versions of major free software applications.
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oldversion.com is great!
I don’t like the new hotmail and don’t know what to do about it or who at Hotmail to contact to go back to the older version that I had no problems with. The new one is larger volume and much slower and less responsive to a dail up customer, any help would be appreciated
I hate the new version of msn it sucks its screwed up. I dont know how to get the old messenger 7.5 back so if you can contact me and tell me how. Please and Thankyou.