VS9 and Windows 7
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Trikie
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VS9 and Windows 7
I've found VS9 is adequate for creating family record DVDs but with the demise of XP am getting a Windows 7 PC. Will I still be able to use VS9?
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BrianCee
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Re: VS9 and Windows 7
Very doubtful - - VS9 is a very very old version - it may be worth trying it it compatibility mode but it is impossible to say that every single function will work correctly .
There is the possibility of course that you may not be able to buy a PC with Windows 7 on - they seem to vanish from the stores overnight when a new version such as Windows 8 arrives - that would be even worse for VS9
There is the possibility of course that you may not be able to buy a PC with Windows 7 on - they seem to vanish from the stores overnight when a new version such as Windows 8 arrives - that would be even worse for VS9
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skier-hughes
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Re: VS9 and Windows 7
There is no demise to XP, just a drop in support. Keep the XP pc just for doing your video editing if you don't want to spend a bit more on a new version..........