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triuno
Posted: April 30th, 2006, 8:29am Report to Moderator
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There is one  issue that comes up in many discussions nowadays:
Why does not Microsoft / or / someone else ( better even ) do an easily usable computer program that can do the transition from lets say Windows XP to the one to come ie. Windows Vista?
This program would: facilitate the installation and transferal of all programs and thus create more revenue faster to Redmond boys. It would absolutely make our work, the users day, a whole lot easier when the day comes and we have to move over some 10-100 programs into the new OS environment.
Economy: If there is nx100 million (for calculus only ) XP OS out there and this transformer program would cost a reasonable 50 USD (  its layout could be that it is an once usable program only, new idea? ) it would thus for nx100 million OS users create nx5 billion USD!....Many or all of us would pay 50 USD or even 100 USD to have this transfere done by a program in 2-3 hours instead of 1-2-3 weeks manually with all its sorrows incorporated!
Not bad?
Please send me the first copy, whoever gets this done.
Have a nice day
triuno,
Finland ( "Nokia country" )
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Ray
Posted: May 1st, 2006, 1:14pm Report to Moderator
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   Microsoft already does that.  Just install Windows Vista over WinXP and everything will get transferred over.  Every Windows has done that.
   From a programming standpoint a transition program as you describe is impossible.
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AL92lt1
Posted: May 7th, 2006, 1:59pm Report to Moderator
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As Ray said, every version of Windows has been available as a FULL version or an UPGRADE.
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