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> Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 8:09 PM
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> Subject: RE: Re[2]: [H] Vista Business
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> I'm sure my HW is up to par on main box ( a64 3400 ) but I hesitate to
>
> At 09:10 PM 05/09/2007, Greg Sevart wrote:
> >Stability? This machine is probably among the top 2 or 3 most stable
> systems
> >I've ever used as a primary workstation. That speaks volumes.
>
> If XP basically never crashes (and it doesn't, if you infect it,
> screw it up, or run it on failin
then there is me with some OLDER sw I really do not want to loose. Lost some
when I went to XP that I liked and I got over it. Some I could loose, Byelines
maybe but I have a older envelope program that was a pain to get to run in XP
but I succeeded and really do not want to loose that. Some qui
At 09:10 PM 05/09/2007, Greg Sevart wrote:
Stability? This machine is probably among the top 2 or 3 most stable systems
I've ever used as a primary workstation. That speaks volumes.
If XP basically never crashes (and it doesn't, if you infect it,
screw it up, or run it on failing hardware) the
That phrase ("Windows ME II! Ha-ha!" and the like) is almost universally
uttered by people who fail to realize that while yes, Vista received a
substantial UI overhaul, it is more fundamentally an architectural release.
There is so much FUD out there surrounding Vista that it isn't surprising
that
I looked at my equipment today. The projector is an NEC NP50. It appears
that it uses an aspect ratio of 4:30. The video signal for the second
monitor goes into a Black Box brand DVI splitter with one output to the
monitor and the other to the projector. The projector is using an analog
cable t
> LOL, Vista is worthless!
Seconded. It's Win ME reincarnated - have fun nubs.
--
Regards,
joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key...
maybe
Déjà vu
Win ME <:-|
At 10:43 AM 9/5/2007, Winterlight Poked the stick with:
>Well, it is difficult to find a third party reviewer that recommends upgrading
>to Vista from XPPro. PCMag, PCWorld, Maximum PC are all advising to stay with
>XP for a variety of reasons. The security in Vista
Well, it is difficult to find a third party reviewer that recommends
upgrading to Vista from XPPro. PCMag, PCWorld, Maximum PC are all
advising to stay with XP for a variety of reasons. The security in
Vista is annoying, there are real driver issues, there are stability
issues, there are DRM is
LOL, Vista is worthless!
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> Sure. If you wanted do anytime upgrade later.
Ultimate is worthless imho.
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> From: "Anthony Q. Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 9:32:39
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so with all the different flavors which one compares to xp pro for usability ?
I have run Ultimate and now business ( test box only ) so I have no real
opinions yet having not played with any of the basics. I know I hate XP Home
but for the normal user it is fine. Retail is too expensive and the
Sure. If you wanted do anytime upgrade later. Ultimate is worthless imho.
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From: "Anthony Q. Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 9:32:39
To:hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: [H] Vista Business
Is this OS worth it for only $20
Is this OS worth it for only $20?
Or, is Ultimate the only Vista worth having?
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