Joined: 7 Dec 2005 Age:51 Posts: 3,552 Location: Not here
14 Mar 2007, 3:16 am
There's already a vista thread. I'm like one of two people here who actually own it. Juries still out. Beware: if you buy a new system with Vista, don't use Microsoft Calendar. Even though they are both Microsoft applications, they are incompatible. I'm still trying to figure out how to delete calendar from the computer so it can't cause any problems later.
There's already a vista thread. I'm like one of two people here who actually own it. Juries still out. Beware: if you buy a new system with Vista, don't use Microsoft Calendar. Even though they are both Microsoft applications, they are incompatible. I'm still trying to figure out how to delete calendar from the computer so it can't cause any problems later.
Sounds like they used code from the past (office 95!) for calender!
There's already a vista thread. I'm like one of two people here who actually own it. Juries still out. Beware: if you buy a new system with Vista, don't use Microsoft Calendar. Even though they are both Microsoft applications, they are incompatible. I'm still trying to figure out how to delete calendar from the computer so it can't cause any problems later.
Joined: 16 Nov 2006 Age:41 Posts: 219 Location: in the shadow of our pale companion
14 Mar 2007, 5:03 pm
I got a free Vista upgrade with a computer I bought in December but I'm waiting to install it when I have more free time to tinker with it. And its going to be a dual-boot with XP - I'm a gamer and computer musician so I don't trust the Vista drivers and game performance yet. I just want to see how it works and maybe gradually switch over if things run smoothly.