"Mark & Juanita" wrote in message

Actually there is a little more to it than that. Aside from a few
cosmetic changes and some arguable improvements to security, there is
little to justify the cost of transition from the existing operating
system
to Vista. Previous Windows versions could claim improved
interoperability,
improved ability to self-identify and install peripherals, or improved
autodetection of network settings and self-attachment to networks compared
to the previous version. Windows Vista has no such improvements that
provide a business case for accepting the cost and pain of migrating from
XP to Vista.

You have to be kidding? And just how long you been running Vista?

.... "arguable improvements to security"?; "no improved detection of network
setting"?; a lack of "interoperability""; That's incredulous ... let's see
how long XP lasts in an ipv6/DHCPv6/PPPv6/IPv6 Mobility world, so much for
broadband wireless/3G under XP.

AAMOF, the current state of the OS, drivers, and other third
party software actually argue against such a business case

? Did you even bother to read what you replied to?

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