So far... so good. Vista is kind of weird in that it will install
applications into either a regular "program files" folder or one denoted
with "x86". Am assuming because of the whole 64bit deal it needs to seperate
it. But with the supposedly backwards compatible, it would seem that
wouldn't be necessary. but then what do I know. Any thoughts here?
"Ian D" <taurus@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "oscar" <oscar@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:6CEFA328-190C-430D-B7DE-9B422CA710C7@xxxxxx Quote:
>>I have found all of my software that runs on XP also runs on Vista 32 and
>>64
>> bit systems. The only exception is Acronis True Image Home 2009 which has
>> problems significant enough that I won't use it on a 64 bit system.
>> --
>> oscar 
>>
>> ...Right click is your very good friend...
>>
>> >
> That's interesting. I've used TI 10 Home on Vista Ultimate 64
> with no problems, although I've only been using cloning, not
> imaging.
>