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America Online Latest Version

America Online 9.7

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Released: 
Unknown
Size: 
42.4 MB
Downloads: 
39,463
Rating:
Tested: Free from spyware, adware and viruses

America Online Latest Version

America Online 9.7

Released: 
Unknown
Size: 
42.4 MB
Downloads: 
39,463
Rating:
Tested: Free from spyware, adware and viruses

America Online Popular Version

America Online 8.0

Released: 
Oct 08, 2002
Size: 
92.5 MB
Downloads: 
172,796
Rating:
Tested: Free from spyware, adware and viruses

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Software Version Release Date Operating System Size
America Online 1.0 Jan 06, 1993 Windows 276.0 KB
America Online 1.1 Jan 31, 1993 Windows 676.0 KB
America Online 2.0 Sep 20, 1994 Windows 1.3 MB
America Online 2.5 Jun 02, 1995 Windows 1.8 MB
America Online 3.0 Jun 22, 1996 Windows 1.4 MB
America Online 3.0 rev 131.64 Jun 26, 1996 Windows 20.7 MB
America Online 4.0 Jun 09, 1998 Windows 31.0 MB
America Online 5.0 Sep 08, 1999 Windows 12.6 MB
America Online 6.0 Sep 05, 2000 Windows 103.6 MB
America Online 7.0 Oct 17, 2001 Windows 59.3 MB
America Online 8.0 Oct 08, 2002 Windows 92.5 MB
America Online 9.0VR Nov 08, 2007 Windows 56.0 MB
America Online 9.0 Optimized Aug 12, 2003 Windows 186.5 MB
America Online 9.5 Feb 12, 2009 Windows 280.3 KB
America Online 9.6 Nov 10, 2010 Windows 542.1 KB
America Online 9.7 Unknown Windows 42.4 MB

America Online Description

America Online or AOL is an online software suite combining a web browser, email service, instant messaging client and integrated toolbar providing a complete online experience for users.

America Online began its life as an online games service for the Atari and Commodore under the project name of Control Video Corporation (CVC); the service allowed users to download games from a central hub. The developers changed the direction of their work and throughout the 80s worked in-conjunction with Apple to provide a dedicated online service called Quantum Link. This online service was later moved to IBM PCs and when Quantum Link and Apple