Hello, Don Ferguson.

On Thu, 3 Jan 2008 02:38:59 -0500 you said:

> I think we're pretty much in sync.  I would not upgrade an existing
> machine to Vista (although I did upgrade a four year old machine of mine
> with no problems, just to see what would happen), and I would not buy a
> new machine with XP.  If I were running Windows 2000, I'd buy a new
> machine before lunch!

Sometimes I miss my Win2K laptop.  With the exception of SP3, it was
probably the most stable Windows I've ever used.  But, it's old
hardware with only 256M of RAM, not much good for the newer software
I'd be trying to run on it.  I might try to convert it into a digital
photo viewer, just to see if I can.
 
> The Vista "Beta" desktop seems to be very stable, and has a nice new UI.

The UI looks pretty much the same as for XP to me.

> It still doesn't have everything the Desktop is supposed to have, which
> I find nearly inexcusable on Palm's part. Then again I don't use the
> Desktop, so I guess I don't really care!

Me neither.  I only installed it on my Vista laptop so I'd have a
mobile sync base for when I travel and Outlook 2K doesn't work right in
Vista, and I'm not ready to spend the kind of money required to upgrade
my old version of MS Office.

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