Re: How workable is Vista?
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The Real Andy <therealandy@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If you are an engineer and you want to fiddle with everything and run
outdated software, then Vista is a no go.
Ok, that's a no go for almost everyone in this group then. ;-)
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