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Guest
because Beta?
After Beta, if WD is released, it is availible in all Windows versions?
After Beta, if WD is released, it is availible in all Windows versions?
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Dave M
System Requirements:
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 2000 Service Pack 4; Windows Server
2003 Service Pack 1; Windows XP Service Pack 2
....and No
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 2000 Service Pack 4; Windows Server
2003 Service Pack 1; Windows XP Service Pack 2
....and No
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Bill Sanderson MVP
The support life for XP SP1 ends 10 October, 2006. I suspect that, coupled
with some estimate of when this product will be released, dictates the
support decision.
with some estimate of when this product will be released, dictates the
support decision.
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FeMaster
Bill Sanderson MVP said:The support life for XP SP1 ends 10 October, 2006. I suspect that, coupled
with some estimate of when this product will be released, dictates the
support decision.
No offense, but doesn't that seen a little, um, DUMB! I mean, Windows 98
support is just ending this year, 8 years later! Why stop supporting
something that is still "wet behind the ears," so to speak? Sounds like a
conspiracy to me...
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Bill Sanderson MVP
There's a ton of stuff to read about the lifecycle support policy--but it's
been out there to read for a good long time--this shouldn't be a surprise.
Customers using SP1 have the choice of moving to SP2, without incurring any
additional cost for the software--and SP3 after that.
Every OS/SP/language combination out there incurs support costs for
Microsoft--an IE patch, for example, has to be tested against over 400
different such combinations.
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been out there to read for a good long time--this shouldn't be a surprise.
Customers using SP1 have the choice of moving to SP2, without incurring any
additional cost for the software--and SP3 after that.
Every OS/SP/language combination out there incurs support costs for
Microsoft--an IE patch, for example, has to be tested against over 400
different such combinations.
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Guest
FeMaster said:No offense, but doesn't that seen a little, um, DUMB! I mean, Windows 98
support is just ending this year, 8 years later!
Win98 and security are in contraddiction. Win98 does not support NTFS and so
in Win98 there are not NTFS permissions = no security.
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FeMaster
Franz said:Win98 and security are in contraddiction. Win98 does not support NTFS and so
in Win98 there are not NTFS permissions = no security.
Nobody mentioned anything about security...