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93
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Date added
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June 15, 2009
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Publisher
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thetao
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Free Trial |
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Windows
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1.75 MB
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Description
Next time you start your computer, instead of staring at your screen impatiently, why not contemplate the meaning of life? The software displays a quote from the Tao with a relevant photo every time you start your computer. 31 quotes and images in this version. More in the free upgrade. Press a button to make the quote into screen wallpaper. software closes automatically after 30 seconds. The Tao is an ancient Chinese classic and the source of sayings like The journey of 1,000 miles starts with a single step . It is related to the I-Ching and, more loosely, to Zen. Images include the Great Wall, Chinese gardens and temples.
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