Counting Down to the Consumer Launch of Windows Vista

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Windows Vista countdown gadget

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Do you want a Windows Vista countdown gadget like the one I have here? Get the code snippet from the

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TechBlog — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 21:12:45 GMT

I'm working on a Business section print-edition story that will run the Sunday before the Windows Vista consumer launch. It will focus on installing Vista for those Windows XP users interested in taking the plunge early on. I'll be offering...

re: Counting Down to the Consumer Launch of Windows Vista

Nova Invicta — Sat, 13 Jan 2007 11:00:11 GMT

Hi Nick

Were all excited about Windows Vista in the UK but not about the price! Amazon US have Home Premium listed for $ 159.00 whereas Amazon UK it is £ 149.00 at today exchange rate that makes it $ 287.57 another case of rip off Briton & Microsoft Ripping off its UK customers as with the XBOX 360 price. Why is it Microsoft give preferential treatment to its US customers?

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rabidrobot — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 08:27:55 GMT

Right on. Counting down at feebdack.com

Countdown gadget now appearing live on the blog

Windows Vista Team Blog — Tue, 28 Nov 2006 20:21:55 GMT

Last week we'd mentioned the Windows Vista Countdown Gadget -- now we've gone and added it to our site

re: Counting Down to the Consumer Launch of Windows Vista

Nick White — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:13:47 GMT

Hey oldguy28: newer Help files will be made available via an online connection -- you need to indicate that you want Help to go online for the latest information the first time you invoke it. We're doing our best to ensure that legacy applications are compatible with Windows Vista, but some IHVs will need to update their driver packages to ensure hardware compatibility; in this case, the manufacturer's Web site is the best place to check for updates.

re: Counting Down to the Consumer Launch of Windows Vista

Nick White — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 17:22:47 GMT

Hey s1001820: there are 5 SKUs of Windows Vista (not including the Starter Edition, which is available only in emerging markets): Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, Enterprise and Ultimate.

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Michael_Moor — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 15:09:09 GMT

Im wating For release Windows Vista In Germany.

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muhamad_iqbal2005 — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 07:28:25 GMT

Wow, I will waiting teh release of Windows vista in Indonesia

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oldguy28 — Sat, 25 Nov 2006 17:43:57 GMT

Now that Vista is ready to launch, what about the issue of winhlp32. Is this included the retail package? Is it going to have to be down loaded or what? Or is Vista going to cripple older programs? Also is there any capture hardware and programs availible? I have an ATI all in wonder PCI x video card, ATI has not come up with the capture drivers and software.

I am running Vista RC2 and I have to switch hard drives to convert old home VCR tapes to DVD.

The old greeting card maker, address book and envelope maker I use works great on Vista except for the help files which is winhlp32.

If I can't use the programs and hardware which I use a lot why would I upgrade the Vista?

Thanks

oldguy28

Countdown to the Official Launch of Windows Vista

Chirag Batra's WebLog — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 08:26:45 GMT

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Jaziel — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 03:29:23 GMT

Quick question... thanks God you brought this blog subject up I was waiting for something like this...

Ok here is the question:

Em, do you remember when Windows XP was two months from release? and if you do, do you remember that there was a countdown clock at the main page @ Microsoft.com saying something joyful about Windows XP? Yes you do! so do I :)

Well, then how come Microsoft hasn't spent a few minutes to bring up the same type of java scrip on their main website to countdown the time until Vista releases to wide availability?

I mean, isn't Vista suppose to be the most meaningful piece of Software at Microsoft ever since Windows 95?????

:) I really wish they could add that clock at the main site, it would help the hype a lot; I did with XP (at least on me jeje)

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s1001820 — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 00:04:05 GMT

Hello does somone know if ther will be a student edition?