Beware that 16 bit software won't run in Vista 64. This could wreak
havoc with a lot of older installer code.
FORC5 wrote:
I have done two upgrades to xp and was impressed with the setup routine, worked
very well. You only run into the fact some software doesn't work, hopefully
that will be
- Original Message -
From: FORC5
Clipped
Quickbooks complains about the new IE 7 in XP so I removed it.
fp
Is this the too much security type of error that you can (and I do)
override each time the program loads.
(Or is it something worse?)
TIA,
no, just says does not like ie7 so I took it out (this is in XP)
I turned that error off in Vista but then it complains that it is turned off,
LAME. at this point hate to turn security warnings completely off ( if one can
as easy as in XP )
used tweak vista to do this
fp
At 10:42 AM
Thanks for reply... I forgot to mention my QuickBooks is
version 2005.
That may be why your error sounds much different than mine.
Opps! (I know better than to leave that out...)
Rick Glazier
From: FORC5
no, just says does not like ie7 so I took it
Did any of you find any major headaches moving to vista?
I kind of see it as nothing to get excited about. Is that true?
At 03:05 PM 01/12/2006, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Did any of you find any major headaches moving to vista?
I haven't moved. I played with a test machine, and couldn't get
excited enough about it.
I kind of see it as nothing to get excited about. Is that true?
That's what I'm thinking.
On Fri, Dec 01, 2006 at 02:05:46PM -0500, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Did any of you find any major headaches moving to vista?
Not really.
I kind of see it as nothing to get excited about. Is that true?
I think it's a lot smoother than XP. Built in Media Center is cool too.
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Sent: Friday, December 1, 2006 11:05:46 AM
Subject: [H] Moving to Vista
Did any of you find any major headaches moving to vista?
I kind of see it as nothing to get excited about. Is that true?
On Fri, Dec 01, 2006 at 12:06:25PM -0800, JRS wrote:
Hate the new interface, but that's just me I guess. I always put XP into
Windows Classic mode the first time I get in after an install..
Ditto.
Don't like the new Explorer at all, I like List mode, but obviously MS does
not care what I
At 03:56 PM 01/12/2006, Bryan Seitz wrote:
I kind of see it as nothing to get excited about. Is that true?
I think it's a lot smoother than XP. Built in Media Center is cool too.
What? No sneering anti-MS comments? Who are you and what have you
done with the real Bryan? :)
T
I had a Dell laptop. I traded it to someone for a Macbook Pro. I
recently traded the Macbook Pro to someone else for a Core 2 Duo Dell
notebook. Went full circle, and got a hardware upgrade for $0.
Anyway, the first thing that I did was install my MSDN copy of Vista
Ultimate (32 bit). It
Did anyone get in on the free Vista Business and/or free Office 2007 Pro
thing that MS just did?
I'll install the Vista (when I receive it) to a VM for a while.
Bobby
I'll install the Vista (when I receive it) to a VM for a while.
Bobby
What Virtual program supports Vista? Certainly not Aero?
Dec 2006 14:18:34
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED], The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: RE: [H] Moving to Vista
I'll install the Vista (when I receive it) to a VM for a while.
Bobby
What Virtual program supports Vista? Certainly not Aero?
You can run Vista (non Aero) in VMWare at least.
Winterlight wrote:
I'll install the Vista (when I receive it) to a VM for a while.
Bobby
What Virtual program supports Vista? Certainly not Aero?
Is there an upgrade path from XP or will Vista be a clean install.. THAT in and
of itself might be the deciding factor for me.. Oh and the cost factor... Is it
really worth the price just to pay for a new toy???
Bill
Yes, you can upgrade from XP.
Bill wrote:
Is there an upgrade path from XP or will Vista be a clean install.. THAT in and
of itself might be the deciding factor for me.. Oh and the cost factor... Is it
really worth the price just to pay for a new toy???
Bill
Yes, you can upgrade an XP installation to Vista. I haven't
tried it but I hear it takes several hours.
I'm getting a free copy of Vista for beta testing it, but
I doubt I'd purchase it for full retail price. I will be
buying a new laptop soon, so that should come with
an OEM copy of Vista.
Gary
] Moving to Vista
I'll install the Vista (when I receive it) to a VM for a while.
Bobby
What Virtual program supports Vista? Certainly not Aero?
But like any version of windows, you'd be friggin HIGH to do it.
On Fri, Dec 01, 2006 at 06:31:05PM -0500, Ben Ruset wrote:
Yes, you can upgrade from XP.
Bill wrote:
Is there an upgrade path from XP or will Vista be a clean install.. THAT
in and
of itself might be the deciding factor for
I have done two upgrades to xp and was impressed with the setup routine, worked
very well. You only run into the fact some software doesn't work, hopefully
that will be fixed with final release. AV software I kind of understand but why
the hell excommunicate everybody else. I have some older
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