I’ll be buying Windows 7 for compatibility testing on my MBP and wanted
to know if one edition (Home, Premium, Ultimate) is preferable for
testing. The Home edition seems like the way to go but I thought I would
ask.
Thanks,
Todd
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The usual difference in the past has been networking limitations or lack of Exchange server support. Not sure about 7.
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Good choice as all you are doing is checking your websites and not doing
Dale Josephson
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On Jul 19, 2011, at Tuesday9:43 AM, Todd wrote:
I’ll be buying Windows 7 for compatibility testing on my MBP and wanted to know if one edition (Home, Premium, Ultimate) is preferable for testing. The Home edition seems like the way to go but I thought I would ask.
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Buy the cheapest version no need to spend the extra $$$ on stuff you will never use.
I did not want the hassle of running Windows on my MBP so I bought a Compaq box with Win 7 preinstalled with 2Gb of Ram from Staples for $250. It sits in the corner and I fire it up whenever I need to check sites in the different Windows browsers.
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I thought about doing that for the same reason you mentioned, but since
I travel frequently having everything on one system seems best for me.
Todd
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I did not want the hassle of running Windows on my MBP so I bought a Compaq box with Win 7 preinstalled with 2Gb of Ram from Staples for $250.
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