Vista business sales stronger than expected

[Richard Urban]

http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-6149468.html


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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!

 

[Bill Frisbee]

Richard,

The nay-sayers are starting to shut their mouths I notice...


*grin*

Bill F.

 

[Guest]

Bill,

Enjoyed your Post; daily the nay-sayers are becoming educated for what
Vista’s Security provides.

One of these days, slowly, folks will fully comprehend the designed inherent
Security and functionality ease within Vista.

Slowly realizing including third party Add Ons does nothing other than
create conflicts within Vista by weakening Vista’s Security, and then
complain by assigning blame toward Vista, instead of accepting blame from
user induced conflict issues.

Historically, beginning with Windows 3.1 each new MS OS Upgrade was a very
simple task for installing and self-learning the new OS Features.

Today, Vista is so technically advanced that Vista does not accept or easily
allow OS modifications. Hence, a **new learning curve** that never have we
experienced while Upgrading a Microsoft OS (old habits are difficult for
breaking).

 

[arachnid]

Bill,

Enjoyed your Post; daily the nay-sayers are becoming educated for what
Vista's Security provides.

One of these days, slowly, folks will fully comprehend the designed
inherent Security and functionality ease within Vista.

Slowly realizing including third party Add Ons does nothing other than
create conflicts within Vista by weakening Vista's Security, and then
complain by assigning blame toward Vista, instead of accepting blame from
user induced conflict issues.

See, that's the problem. Here Microsoft produces this wonderfully superior
OS and then all these third-party applications screw it up because nobody
but MS knows how to design software. Microsoft needs to make it so only
their own applications can run on Windows, then Vista would never crash or
get hacked.

 

[Robert Moir]

Richard,

The nay-sayers are starting to shut their mouths I notice...


*grin*

Well we've purchased a couple of copies for testing. The results of the
tests are that we should avoid deployment for as long as possible.