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ninemsn desktop alerts is a standalone Windows application that delivers news straight to your computer desktop.

Get the latest from Nine News, Wide World of Sports and The Fix with this free and easy to install progam.

You can tailor the program to get the news you want, selecting feeds and determining if and how often you want to be alerted to breaking news.

Key features:

- You choose the news you want
- Choose from ticker or hourly pop up alerts
- Find out first with breaking news alerts
- It's free and takes seconds to install

How to install:

Click on the link above. A window should appear asking you what to do with the download. Click "Run" to install the application.

System requirements:

- Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/Vista
- System memory (RAM): 256MB
- 4MB of hard disk space
- Internet access

Download notice: The desktop alert software is provided to you by Skinkers Limited ("Skinkers") and not by ninemsn. Any claim you have in respect of the software must be made against Skinkers and you agree not to involve ninemsn in any dispute with Skinkers in connection with the software or otherwise. Your downloading, installation and use of the software is subject to additional terms in the form of the "Skinkers Licence Agreement" which will be presented to you during installation. Powered by Skinkers

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