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		<title>By: MKS Client Updated &#187; blog.scottlowe.org</title>
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		<description>[...] I&#8217;m sure there&#8217;s more, but that should definitely get you started.&#160; It looks like an absolutely fantastic application, but unfortunately I can&#8217;t use it because it&#8217;s designed to run on Windows and I primarily use a Mac.&#160; Any enterprising MKS programmers out there (per Mike Laverick, apparently there&#8217;s quite the MKS programming contest going on) want to create an MKS client for Mac&#160;OS&#160;X? [...]</description>
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