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Get into the spirit of the Season
By ron carlson, Insanely Great Mac
December 3rd 2002

This is no chintzy manger scene -- oh Weihnachtsbaum, oh Weihnachtsbaum!

Christi's Tree is simply an X'mas tree for your Mac. It sits on the desktop or dock to 
give your Mac that extra little bit of holiday cheer that sets you apart from all the 
PC weenies out there. Moreover, this non-secular succulent spruce of holiday goodness 
is appropriate in any office or home set up.

Of course it has lots of great features, too. Users can add decorations like cranberry 
garland, red Christmas balls and even flashing lights. It works in the dock, or as a 
floating window. And best of all, it's free. Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas!

Editor's note: Christi rocks! Christi rocks!

Do you know of other holiday-inspired (non-secular, please) desktop add-ons we can 
report on?

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