Art Alexion on 19 Jan 2008 08:36:57 -0800 |
On Friday 18 January 2008 21:18:30 Matthew Rosewarne wrote: > Well, I think the usual tactic is to buy the new machine and either: > > Plan A: Immediately install an old (legal?) copy of XP on it This is what seems to be the most widespread plan for now. Dell has extended the time it will sell new PCs with XP to businesses, (but not home/home office users.). And the word we got was that, at least initially, a new PC with a Vista license will include an XP license as well. I'm not clear on whether this a Dell or MS thing. > > Plan B: Use Vista on the machine until finding compatibility problems, then > do Plan A This is not a viable plan in a training environment. The software on the machines has to be uniform and consistent for instructional purposes. Attachment:
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