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How To Use Video Vistas By Admin Published: May 11, 2008  Print  EmailVideo Vistas is freeware that splits your browser window into two sections. The top side of the window is actually Video Vistas' skin where you can watch videos, while ther rest of the window will act just like the regular browser. Actually, the rest of your screen is free for simultaneous surfing. Video Vistas uses Internet Explorer's engine and is designed as a video layer that sits on top of your existing IE or Firefox browser when activated. It is the only application of its kind. There's no need for switching applications or even tabs for viewing/listening to multimedia content while browsing the Web.
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