At 02:41 PM 09/28/2007 -0400, b_s-wilk wrote
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Subject: XP Gets Life Extension
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 12:18:06 -0400
Customer demand has forced Microsoft to extend the shelf life of Windows
XP by five months. Microsoft was scheduled to stop selling the
six-year-old operating system on 30 January 2008 to leave the field
clear for Vista.
OK, here's what I need to know. A friend of mine has yet to enter the
computer age. She is in her early 70's, and is beginning to have some
physical problems that limit her social life. I really want to try and get
her into a computer soon.
Do I push her a little faster, or do I just make the leap into Vista? I
really hate to have to change her over after just a few months. I don't
know much about Vista and have no reason to change my own system right
now. I hate to dump Vista on her with no real support.
Sue
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