From: noJimspam@omitThisHarganonline.com
You are, of course, correct. My comments apply only to those who have the
power to choose their platforms, such as an in-house IT department.
On the bright side, your customers' data entry clerks can play Flight
Simulator whenever their supervisors leave the room.
Jim Hargan
On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:55:57 +0200, Delfo Perozziello wrote:
> We are professional and we working for pharmaceutical industries.
>
> Is impossible for us to decide witch S.O. is on the PC of ours customer.
>
> Normally ours systems are installed on notebook and i hope that until
> september 07 there will be notebook with Xpsp2, but in 2008 ?
>
> It Is also e question of licensing.
> If you buy 100 notebook with vista business pre-installed is not possible to
> install instead win xp sp2.
>
> And can we tell at our customer that ours application work well only on
> xpsp2 ??
>
> Delfo
>
>
> "Jim Hargan" ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:kmnanbpmwopt.qw6pupcq5lzb.dlg@40tude.net...
>> On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 13:47:22 +0100, Dyawlak wrote:
>>
>>> And for those unfortuneate enough to buy a pc with Vista pre-installed ?
>>> "Tom Krieg" wrote in message
>>> news:46309175$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.com...
>>>> Don't upgrade to Vista?
>>>>
>>>> What, in Vista, do you require that can't wait until SP1? or SP2 next
>>>> year?
>>>>
>>
>> Why double your purchase price to get a non-functional os? It's not just
>> the Vista cost -- you gotta give your data-entry clerks a top-end gaming
>> machine, with 2gig RAM and a 64meg graphics card. (And *that*, imho, is
>> the
>> whole point of the Vista scam.)
>>
>> Other posts on PNews indicate that the error message is the only
>> non-solvable problem, and that nothing bad is happenning to trigger this
>> message. Consider it another stupid useless Windows message, close it, and
>> move on.
>>
>>
>> Jim Hargan
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