mattinahat wrote:
Quote:
> Vista does have its share of problems however XP was just the same. XP
> SP2 was really the first 99% stable release.
>
> I dont know where people get the idea that a program has to be
> specifically designed for Vista. I have not come across one single
> program, (out of about 200) that were built when XP reigned, that does
> not function 100% properly on Vista (Ultimate).
Oh, they are out there, and they must be dealt with from a software
developer's standpoint.
http://www.developer.com/net/net/article.php/3695651 Quote:
>
> Note: You can disable UAC or User Account Control (UAC is the program
> that makes all of the confirmation messages come up when you run certain
> apps)
>
>
Or you can run as Super Admin on Vista, a hidden account on Vista that
has full admin rights on Vista. UAC can be left enabled for Standard
user, because running as Super Admin on Vista with UAC enabled, no UAC
prompts are presented.