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Article #84Re: A new computer means Vista; Vista = no PM!
From: Robert_L._Cook
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 13:15
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 13:15
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Its also possible for PM7 (and many other programs)to run better. If not, I'll just keep it on an XP machine, not a problem. MS didnt want Vista to run anything lower than 16 bit (among other things) which shut many people out. Well, some folks didnt like that much. Win 7 is very fast, even on a single processor PC with 1GB RAM. A friend of mine who writes conduit language that talks to 140 operating systems also sees positive things about Windows 7 (so far). I'll wait and see.
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