Vista won't even support either of my inkjet printers. They are only 2
years old.

(I ran the compatibility program that MSFT offers. I also needed to have a
minimum 1 gig of ram. I use multiple monitors, and the video card is not
supported. Also, the VGA built into my mother board is incompatible. I
tried the test on my 2nd computer that runs WIN2K. The program refused to
even check. I guess Vista cannot upgrade 2K. They want you to buy XP
first, or something, maybe.)

On the Vista webpages, I could find no info on minimum processor speed.

All prices assumed an upgrade. They didn't even quote the price for a stand
alone version.

Another key missing question was how many computers you can install it on.
I know they want it to be one, without asking. However, in a home
environment, changing out computers is a regular thing. The question is,
did they cripple Vista so it is useless after one install?

Maybe I should buy stock in Apple.

"Ken Fredstrom" <kfredstrom@cox.net> wrote in message
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> Has anyone got MPT to work with Vista??
> KEN
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