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AniPaper - Urban Celebration 1

		License	Free to try
		Requirements	Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
Downloads	0	Limitations	None
Publisher	AniPaper	File Size	1.1M
Date added	17 Jul 2006		Check your speed

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Watch a fireworks display on your desktop. Urban Celebration is not a screen saver, it's an animated wallpaper where fireworks explode in dazzling colors all over your desktop as you work. With the city skyline background, you'll think you're at a real fireworks show. There's no reason to wait until summer, you can watch fireworks all rear round with Urban Celebration.

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