Life Balance and Windows Vista?

Longstreet's picture
Posted December 5th, 2006 by Longstreet
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Hi Folks,

I will purchase a new work computer in early spring 2007 that will have Windows Vista. Will Life Balance be compatible with this new Windows Operating System? I certainly hope so!

Thanks,
Longstreet

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RE: Life Balance and Windows Vista?

Longstreet's picture
On December 8th, 2006 Longstreet said:

Hello....anybody there? I really would like to know if I am going to be able to use this program or not on my new computer.

Thanks,
Longstreet

RE: Life Balance and Windows Vista?

On December 16th, 2006 adc5x said:

So, uh, it's quiet around here, huh?

Sorry, Longstreet, I don't know anything more about this than you do. I just felt sorry for your post, sitting here all by itself.

RE: Life Balance and Windows Vista?

Longstreet's picture
On December 19th, 2006 Longstreet said:

>So, uh, it's quiet around here, huh?
>
>Sorry, Longstreet, I don't know anything more about this than
>you do. I just felt sorry for your post, sitting here all by
>itself.

Thanks for your reply. I am not at all happy that my question is being ignored. Hello people -- Windows Vista is just around the corner! A reply of "we are working on it" or ANY reply would have been nice instead of being ignored. Oh well....

Longstreet

RE: Life Balance and Windows Vista?

On December 19th, 2006 Dan23 said:

Here, I found this on "The President's Personal Blog":

after some discussion of Mac desktop . . .

"In case you were worrying, we

RE: Life Balance and Windows Vista?

Longstreet's picture
On December 19th, 2006 Longstreet said:

>Here, I found this on "The President's Personal Blog":
>
>after some discussion of Mac desktop . . .
>
>"In case you were worrying, we

RE: Life Balance and Windows Vista?

jblakew's picture
On December 22nd, 2006 jblakew said:

Hi there,
If you are interested in getting a fast response from the llamas, the best thing to do is to open a ticket. We (I, actually) read every ticket every day and respond every day. This is not necessarily true for the forums, which are more discussion-type areas - we do go through them but when things get busy we may not be able to give you an immediate response.

Quietness doesn't mean that nothing is happening - but if you are concerned, the ticket is the fastest way to ride!

Jean

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