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24/01/2010 - And the winner is ...
The winner of the 4th mibuso.com "Best download" award is
"Object Manager Light v5.01"
from Reijer Molenaar
Congratulations to Reijer and thank you all for participating in this vote.
We have received a total of 299 votes: 30 votes where withdrawn, leaving 269 correct ones.
The top 3 is:
The winners of the 20 prizes are, in random order: Oriol, Bernd Kiefer, Klemen, Thomas Hütter, Metka Kodrin, Tjaša Gruden, Mark, Thomas Buchkremer, E.J. ten Voorde, Mario Puig, Norman Herbst, Eric te Pas, M. Bakker, Belias, Borut Turk, Radosaw Kurlej, Damir Barjaktarevic, Stijn Bossuyt, Anil Kumar Korada, Dabbouni Med Ali.
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