Oh, Jon, now don't go putting words into my mouth. My point is that,
*if* the current version of Legacy is programed to be installed on a
computer running XP, (or should I say is more compatible with XP) than I
feel that would be information that I would want to know about.
I am a loyal Legacy customer. Been using Legacy and only Legacy since
'98 and highly recommend it to my genealogy friends.
Microsoft: I don't know what you mean by "ongoing development". Microsoft
is supporting all versions of Windows from '98 on up with Critical Updates.
You wrote:
"had similar problems with Legacy and other programs on my old computer
which ran WIN ME. I believe SE is rather close in nature to ME. My
problems
did not disappear until I purchased a new computer."
See Jon, that's what bothers me. I do not like XP, and don't want to
have it on my computer. But I DO want Legacy5, and from the system
requirements that are posted on Legacy.com, I think that I should get what I
want. (grin)
In all fairness to Legacy we are getting ahead of ourselves. We need to
have Legacy speak on the compatibly issue. Just three of us are in this
thread. Not NEAR enough.
Sue
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2004 4:00 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Shut-down anomaly
> The problem is not Legacy, it is the pre-XP versions of Windows, so don't
> blame the good folks at Legacy. There is no longer any on-going
development of
> the pre-XP versions by Microsoft.
>
> Jon Raymond
> St. Paul Park, MN
> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~raymond
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