I was used in previous versions of Windows to open the Control Panel and
click on Add/Remove Program. With Vista, the Add/Remove List is replaced by
a Programs List. But the Option which previous versions had to click on ADD
or Remove does not appear on the left of the List in Vista. Right clicking
on application also does not produce the menu for different action. So how
does one install a new application?



P. Jayant

Well, well; it has changed to Uninstall a Program, under Programs. lol.

"p.jayant" wrote:

> I was used in previous versions of Windows to open the Control Panel and
> click on Add/Remove Program. With Vista, the Add/Remove List is replaced by
> a Programs List. But the Option which previous versions had to click on ADD
> or Remove does not appear on the left of the List in Vista. Right clicking
> on application also does not produce the menu for different action. So how
> does one install a new application?
>
> P. Jayant
>
>

Insert the program disk, and it should auto launch or click Start > Computer

> open the disk > and double click the Setup executable.

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"p.jayant" <p_jayant@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I was used in previous versions of Windows to open the Control Panel and
>click on Add/Remove Program. With Vista, the Add/Remove List is replaced by
>a Programs List. But the Option which previous versions had to click on ADD
>or Remove does not appear on the left of the List in Vista. Right clicking
>on application also does not produce the menu for different action. So how
>does one install a new application?
>
> P. Jayant