It is indeed build 5472

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Colin Barnhorst

Beats me. It is not RC1 so I doubt it. It is simply described as Build
5472. Watch MSDN. I haven't used my MSDN for Vista since I have other
access.
 
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Guest

This is even More Exciteing than the Nice Hot Summer Weather that we had in
the Windy City today!

P.S. I am so Excited, and I Just Can't Hide it!
 
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Colin Barnhorst

It's down the hall, second door on the left.

This is even More Exciteing than the Nice Hot Summer Weather that we had
in the Windy City today!

P.S. I am so Excited, and I Just Can't Hide it!
Click to expand...
 
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Guest

I am just Very Happy that the Windows Vista CTP Program is Alive and Well
(for MSDN Tester's that is).

P.S. My Spell Checker Does Not Work in WIN XP X64 Edition, Also Just FYI.
 
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Colin Barnhorst

That's because OE is 64bit and Office is only 32bit. Search the threads in
the microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general on this subject.

I'm not concerned about your spelling. You seem to practice a lot.
 
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Guest

P.S. It usually takes at least One Extra Day before a Windows Vista CTP
appears on MSDN Subscriber Download's, Also Just FYI.
 
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Dennis Pack x64, v64B2 \(5384\), OPP2007B2

Colin:
Spell check works in Vista x64 when using Windows Mail.
 

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