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Rick Rogers
Yes, and this is the same that was done for Vista and XP.
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
Vote for my shoe: http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com
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ray
Yes, and this is the same that was done for Vista and XP.
Let's hope NOT. Recall the fuss when the 'vista ready' computers weren't?
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Richard G. Harper
If you read it on the official Microsoft web site then I would assume it to
be true.
be true.
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Muad'Dib
Richard said:If you read it on the official Microsoft web site then I would assume it
to be true.
There's the Key, "IF you read it." LOL! How hard is it to go to MS's
site and investigate it for one's self?? I am constantly amazed at the
laziness of people to find their own answers, (Easily I might add),
BEFORE posting a question. Anyway, YES, free upgrades will be offered
when buying a NEW, get it, NEW, not one bought two years ago, computer
with VISTA installed from various computer vendors. ..Just as it was
with XP and Vista. My God people, are you that helpless, you can't
research it for your selves? ..Sorry.. I just have NO patience for
ignorance lately...
G'day
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ray
Win7 is smaller, faster and no more demanding than Vista at least at
this release time.
While computer power has increased since Vista's release, this
guarantees that only antique machiens will have trouble.
Yes! And I have some nice swampland for sale in Arizona!
I do believe Win7 will alleviate 2 years of Vista pain... unless Ribbon
interface made its way into WinExplorer!!
I would not bet the ranch on it.
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Vista Succubus Hunter
ray said:Yes! And I have some nice swampland for sale in Arizona!
I would not bet the ranch on it.
A visit from a Linux shill out of the Linux-Advocacy-COLA-asylum.
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Richard G. Harper
Well then, you should be rather dissatisfied with yourself. Or did you not
note that the link provided by the OP says "microsoft.com" as the root
domain? ;-) As I was pointing out to the OP, as he has seen it on the MS
web site he may assume it's true.
note that the link provided by the OP says "microsoft.com" as the root
domain? ;-) As I was pointing out to the OP, as he has seen it on the MS
web site he may assume it's true.
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Muad'Dib
Richard said:Well then, you should be rather dissatisfied with yourself. Or did you
not note that the link provided by the OP says "microsoft.com" as the
root domain? ;-) As I was pointing out to the OP, as he has seen it on
the MS web site he may assume it's true.
Um, sorry Richard. What I said was actually meant for the OP.
...All-be-it a bit A_holish. Bad day I guess. It cracks me up even more
that after going to MS's own site and reading it, the question is STILL
asked here. Amazing.
G'day
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ray
If you refuse to bet a Ranch on it, can we do Italian or french
dressing?
I prefer a little homemade vinagrette, myself.
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SuperPC
Hope so.Zedo said:
G
Gordon
SuperPC said:Hope so.
But not for CURRENT Vista Users - only those who buy a new pc with Vista on
it...
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Bill Yanaire, ESQ
Gordon said:But not for CURRENT Vista Users - only those who buy a new pc with Vista
on it...
Except at your house where everything is FREE and works first time.