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I have Vista Ultimate 32-but edition running on a notebook PC that has an
Intel T7500 processor. I am running Office 2007. Do I need Vista 64-bit?
Intel T7500 processor. I am running Office 2007. Do I need Vista 64-bit?
KCav said:I have Vista Ultimate 32-but edition running on a notebook PC that has an
Intel T7500 processor. I am running Office 2007. Do I need Vista 64-bit?
Vangellis said:To be honest my friend, you need XP, forget vista, it's crap
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Mike Hall - MVP said:Can't you get Vista to work for you?
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Vangellis said:Yes, I have both Premium and Ultimate running flawlessly on two machines,
but in my 15 years with Microsoft I find that the previous operating
system-XP, is far easier, much more user friendly and also very tolerant
of user errors, I'm afraid the same cannot be said about Vista. As I have
stated in an earlier post, Vista is Microsofts biggest mistake ever. And
at this very moment, Microsoft are working on ANOTHER OS to replace Vista.
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Mike Hall - MVP said:Funnily enough, Microsoft started work on the next OS when XP was
released, but then history always repeats itself..
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Vangellis said:Yes, I agree, But Vista is not being supported by the major software
companies because it is so bug ridden, this is also true for many of the
major printer/scanner companies as well, they are refusing to write
drivers for Vista, and with the sales of XP outselling Vista by 3-1, vista
will soon be history. But as for "started work on the next OS" Microsoft
have been developing the new OS since just 2 months after the launch of
Vista. They could see even then that vista was a huge mistake. It is
losing them millions.
The new OS is based more on XP, although obviously it has a new look to
it, with a much more secure framework, It will include IE-8 but they have
done away with windows mail and opted for Outlook Express v10. PLUS it has
the added benefit that ALL XP software and hardware will be FULLY
compatible. Vista shall not be with us for much longer I can assure you.
Microsoft are getting ready to offer all those who have purchased vista
and are able to send them the original disk along with the correct
activation code, a free upgrade. Looking at it's progress, I would think
it should be launched early next year. The name they are toying with at
the moment is Microsoft X-Pression, wether or not they will call it that
when it's finished remains to be seen. I have a copy of it running on one
of my PC's and to be honest it is quite good. It certainly leaves vista
standing in terms of speed and ease of use. Plus it looks great, that I
must admit. Myself, I am working on the networking side of it, it has done
away with all that crap that vista has, and the networking interface/setup
looks remarkably similar to windows98 lol.
regards
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John Barnett MVP said:Question Vangellis.
If you are working on Windows 7 then surely, as all MVPs are, you are
under a Non Disclosure Agreement with Microsoft therefore you are not
allowed to mention the features on public newsgroups. (unless they have
been made public knowledge by Microsoft, not leaked)
As for Microsoft 'toying' with X-Pression for the new Windows 7 operating
system that is 'exactly' what XP stood for Windows XPression. |I cannot
see them using a name that in anyway resembles XP.
An MVP that broke the NDA would quickly be shown the door.
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John Barnett MVP said:Question Vangellis.
If you are working on Windows 7 then surely, as all MVPs are, you are
under a Non Disclosure Agreement with Microsoft therefore you are not
allowed to mention the features on public newsgroups. (unless they have
been made public knowledge by Microsoft, not leaked)
As for Microsoft 'toying' with X-Pression for the new Windows 7 operating
system that is 'exactly' what XP stood for Windows XPression. |I cannot
see them using a name that in anyway resembles XP.
An MVP that broke the NDA would quickly be shown the door.
Yes, I certainly would be shown the door, that is of course if they could
trace the origin of this post lol.
I couldn't even trace it myself, and I posted it.
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Your ISP is located in Cardiff, in the UK.
Your ISP is located in Cardiff, in the UK.
John Barnett MVP said:Sorry Vangellis you have just lost your credibility. Microsoft is quite
capable of tracking your postings and locating your ISP source. Your
blatant disregard for the rules that Microsoft impose makes me wonder if
indeed you are even remotely connected with Microsoft. Why would they
still use the remnants of XP, why would they dump Windows Mail in favour
of Outlook Express they would be going backwards, not forwards.
From your original postings I had began to wonder if you wanted to add MVP
to your somewhat impressive list of credentials, but being a so called
Microsoft employee you've got no chance, but then you already know that,
don't you.
John Barnett MVP said:From what I understand the OP is quite satisfied with Vista Ultimate. His
question was simply should he change from 32 bit to 64 bit. That question
I have answered. Why would he even bother with XP? I can understand your
comments if he had stated that Vista wasn't working for him, but 'it is'
working for him.
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