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Product FRED said:

There was simply no reason to switch over. While XP was a hit in the corporate world and with consumers, Vista was definitely destined to be a consumer OS. Plus, if ain't broke, don't fix it. Why would they risk money switching over to something they probably won't need and are unsure will work with their existing infrastructure?

I agree all the way. And the same held true for government agencies at all levels of government.

MadMaxData said:

Thorsen said:

Post in this thread. Im sure someone would love to make one for you!

https://www.sevenforums.com/customiza...tml#post296838

Wow, thanks alot, that was very thoughtful of you. Where's that rep button at?

You can't rep in the chillout room, so just rep him in another section.

rvbfan said:

Product FRED said:

I should have been more specific. There's no reason other than compatibility. If you don't mind me asking, which apps?

Simply Accounting 2009 for one, ran great under Vista Home Prem64.

2009 runs on 7 with some compatibility issues. 2010 is fully compatible. Why don't you make the switch?

Ya lots of people did not like vista I got over it the first week it came out but still used it lol.

I joined. I checked if there was something where I could assist, or learn (I'm still using Vista on a virtual machine).

After only 11 posts, I'm already debating with a troll... (why updates? - Vista Forums)

But I promised to myself I'll try

I can't find the thread now but wasn't there a guy suggesting merging the forums? I'm not for or against. But with the rate of traffic on Vista, it may be inevitable. By the time Windows 7 SP1 is being installed by everyone, Vista may be relegated to sub-forum status.