"aa" wrote:
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> > If HP doesn't think that drivers exist, and they are the people[/color]
> responsible[color=green]
> > for creating said drivers, you are going to have to stay with Vista.[/color]
> It was not HP who told me about drivers. It was someone from their customer
> support team - and you probably are familiar with the level of competence of
> customer supports too often you have to teach them about the product they
> are supporting - I have much more faith in people here
>
>
>[/color]

I'm 52 and didn't think that learning Vista was much of a challenge. Is it
different than XP? Yep, but not that much different; especially if you run it
in "Classic" mode. Yes, it is a problem if Vista won't run software that you
need for your business. Are there updated versions of the software available
that are Vista compatible? If not, maybe you could sell the Vista machine and
use the money to buy a one year old laptop with XP already on it. There must
be thousands of those available that are being traded in for new machines
with Vista.