I've installed Spectra on Windows 2000, although I haven't done much with it
yet, so I'll take a stab at your questions.
> I was browsing through this at a bookstore last night and had
> a question about the installation process. It said that you can
> install Spectra under NT, Windows 2000, or Solaris and then gave
> details for NT and Solaris installations, warning that yoy need
> CF 4.5 or higher for these. But it gave no instructions for Windows
> 2000. Do I assume from this that installing Spectra under Windows 2000
>
> a) is so simple that it requires no additional instruction
Yes.
> b) is just like installing it under NT
Again, yes.
> c) will work using CF 4.01
Since CF 4.0.1 isn't supported under Windows 2000, you'd best stick with CF
4.5.1.
> d) is not a good idea from performance perspective, so
> don't do it
It should perform as well or better with Windows 2000, as the TCP/IP stack
and IIS have been improved significantly.
> e) is not supported afterall, despite earlier statement
> e) none of the above
>
> What is the situation for Windows 2000, Ben?
You'll find that Windows 2000 isn't really all that different from Windows
NT, in general. Enjoy!
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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