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   XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-xp, alt.windows-xp, microsoft.public.   
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   From: adsllxb9@tpg.com.au   
      
   smlunatick wrote:   
   > On Mar 7, 10:45 am, adsllxb9  wrote:   
   >> jc...@lycos.com wrote:   
   >>> I'm looking at a new laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium and am worried   
   >>> about the software compatibility with XP since I have a lot of XP   
   >>> software.  I really don't want to dole out huge bucks to upgrade my   
   >>> software so how can I best avoid it (if there really are compatibility   
   >>> issues)?  I heard an 'ultimate' version exists.  If so, what's the   
   >>> upgrade costs to get to a better compatibility platform?   
   >>> Thanks very much...   
   >>> John   
   >> Windows 7 has a feature that emulates XP. Check it out in the chat   
   >> forums for Win 7   
   >   
   > The XP Mode will only work with Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate and   
   > Enterprise editions,  And you need to have compatible hardware that   
   > will run the XP Mode,   
   >   
   > Additional info:  answers.microsoft.com   
      
   Yep thats right and why I sugested the forums on Win 7   
      
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