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John Wesley Asquith
Vista simply lacks the compatibility with previous Windows versions to
make it worthwhile. Help files, drivers, DOS-based software do not work
at all like with XP (if they work at all). When you are paying
employees to learn the quirks of Vista you are spending (most likely)
thousands of $$$ while people fumble with computers instead of working
on your business.
Even the "search" function has been modified in Vista so that it is
nearly impossible to use it like one did with XP (Apple had a
well-performing search function 10 years before Microsoft anyway). I'm
reverting my company back to XP since I'm tired of paying wages to my
folks while they stumble at making Vista do what they need.
Not to mention me. I'm really pissed off about Vista on my own desktop
and laptop. Vista is forcing users to buy *NEW* Microsoft products just
to get the functionality back that they enjoyed with recent versions of
Excel, Word and the myriad of other programs (non-Microsoft) you depend
on every day.
Shame on Bill Gates for selling a trap to consumers so that they are
snared into updating all their s/w even if the previous software is only
6 months old.
Back to XP. It works just fine.
make it worthwhile. Help files, drivers, DOS-based software do not work
at all like with XP (if they work at all). When you are paying
employees to learn the quirks of Vista you are spending (most likely)
thousands of $$$ while people fumble with computers instead of working
on your business.
Even the "search" function has been modified in Vista so that it is
nearly impossible to use it like one did with XP (Apple had a
well-performing search function 10 years before Microsoft anyway). I'm
reverting my company back to XP since I'm tired of paying wages to my
folks while they stumble at making Vista do what they need.
Not to mention me. I'm really pissed off about Vista on my own desktop
and laptop. Vista is forcing users to buy *NEW* Microsoft products just
to get the functionality back that they enjoyed with recent versions of
Excel, Word and the myriad of other programs (non-Microsoft) you depend
on every day.
Shame on Bill Gates for selling a trap to consumers so that they are
snared into updating all their s/w even if the previous software is only
6 months old.
Back to XP. It works just fine.