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Subject: Last DirectX for WinXP SP3 x86? 9.0c or 9.0d?
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On Nov 29, 8:11 am, "David H. Lipman" 
wrote:
> From: "Greegor" 
>
> > When I went to find the latest DirectX it appeared
> > that 9.0c was the last "vintage" for WinXP.
>
> Why are you Multi-Posting to all those news groups and not one is  a
> m.p.directx.* news group ?  They exist!
>
> For example:
> What does  m.p.windowsxp.setup_deployment  have to with an update of an OS
> sub-component ?

What would Windows XP setup and deployment have to do
with setting up a Microsoft windows component called
DirectX?

Surely you jest.

Every usenet group on the list is about Windows XP.

As I assume you KNOW, Windows XP support is
coming to a close next year.

On top of that, usenet newsgroups have been
collapsing for lack of use.  Usenet itself is fading as well.

Rounding up the last and best versions of
Windows installs and updates should be of
interest to anybody associated with Windows XP.

If you're going to just walk away from Windows XP
then why would you care about these issues?
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