At 10:59 AM 3/8/2009, you wrote:
Don't play games so I can't help you much there, but the funny thing is that
most game "incompatibilities" with Vista64 aren't due to the game itself,
but the crummy anti-copying/DRM infections publishers feel they must
include.
Thanks, Greg.
I know you are enamored with Vista 64 but I have been struggling with
Vista 64 for months now and I keep thinking things are better and I
am going to see all the value in it... but I haven't. One thing is
for sure, I would not let Vista or Office 2007 anywhere near my
company... the hassles and learning curve with Vista and Office 2007
would cut productivity by 80 percent.
Most people in a office environment have very limited and specific
computer skills and now you want them to forget all that and start
over? I am only managing because I use XP PRO with Office 2003 in a
VM to get my work done.
From a user point of view the only thing that I really like is the
8GB of RAM and I could make a long list of the things I don't like. I
think MS was so use to the my way or the highway upgrade, and the we
will drag everyone along as we continue to add new to PC users on a
massive scale,... that it was/ is in a state of shock that so many
disklike the programs. But the real surprise must of been the lack of
new user base to pull the old user base into their idea of the
future. The pie isn't getting bigger in the way it use to be and MS
finds itself trying to appease it's existing user base.
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