B bazx New member Sep 14, 2006 #1 thats right anyone can now d/l it http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/
U unreal New member Sep 14, 2006 #2 Do you know if its got the same MD5 checksum (aka is it the same file as I downloaded yesterday from your post?) Ben
Do you know if its got the same MD5 checksum (aka is it the same file as I downloaded yesterday from your post?) Ben
B BigAndy New member Sep 14, 2006 #4 Downloading Cheers mate! P.S. What about this MD5 checksum??? What it does?
O OV3RCLOCK3R Banned Sep 15, 2006 #5 Got a email from microsoft 2 days ago regarding this along with 2 brand new keys and 2 keys from other thread, Got 4 keys now
Got a email from microsoft 2 days ago regarding this along with 2 brand new keys and 2 keys from other thread, Got 4 keys now
S stocky New member Sep 15, 2006 #6 How does Vista behave with XP applications? Will it work with my MS Office?
M M8tRiX New member Sep 15, 2006 #7 Exactly the same as XP, but with say beta 2 of office 2007 you get some extra features. Don't ask me what they are cos vista is pants.
Exactly the same as XP, but with say beta 2 of office 2007 you get some extra features. Don't ask me what they are cos vista is pants.
S sacha35 New member Sep 15, 2006 #8 name='stocky' said: How does Vista behave with XP applications? Will it work with my MS Office? Click to expand... most will work fine, but if you are having problems you just need to right click on the icon of the app you want to run and then click compatibility then just click run this program for windows XP, this will then make it work for windows XP apps.
name='stocky' said: How does Vista behave with XP applications? Will it work with my MS Office? Click to expand... most will work fine, but if you are having problems you just need to right click on the icon of the app you want to run and then click compatibility then just click run this program for windows XP, this will then make it work for windows XP apps.
