Filed under: OS Updates, Windows, Adobe, Microsoft
Adobe provides info on Vista compatibility
by Sheila Ward Feb 20th 2007 at 8:30AM
If you are using any of the Adobe products and have the itch to upgrade to Windows Vista, you might want to check out the How Adobe Products Support Windows Vista document (pdf alert). Adobe applications are listed with their current status concerning Windows Vista support and any workarounds that might be needed until official support is available. Adobe plans to keep this document updated as product support for Vista evolves. OS upgrades are so much fun.
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Peter said 11:48AM on 2-20-2007
Adobe has gotten pretty lazy and arrogant with their upgrades. Vista has been available for testing for almost a year. How can they not have compatible apps?
And then they tell customers, "we're not going to provide any fixes for CURRENTLY AVAILABLE apps, just pay us to upgrade in a few months."
Nice attitude. I think I hear the GIMP calling.
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samuel said 2:01PM on 2-24-2007
It's CRAZY, I have Vista and cannot tag PDF's even though Vista uses XMP (which Adobe owns and worked with MS to intergrate it into Vista)!!
When is that going to be fixed?
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