Which version of Windows 7?
Walter R.
My quandary is, do I need Windows Pro or Ultimate in order to take full
advantage of Expression Web? Or is Windows 7 Home/Premium enough for all
aspects of Expression Web?
Thanks for your input.
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Bill Pearson
to a corporate domain or want fancy bells and whistles. None of the
functionality of EW is tied to any of those features.
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It's not that simple as you've been told. Windows 7 Ultimate
has an option called XP-mode. This option is not included in
Home Premium (possibly included in Win 7 Pro - I don't remember).
XP-mode is very usefull for a webdesigner. With this option, you
can install an XP-operating system on Win 7. When running Win 7
you can with a click on a button run your XP operating system.
Suppose, your XP-operating system have installed IE6, then you
can test your pages for compatibillity in IE6. This is closer to a real
test in contrast to SuperPreview. For example, if you have a fly-out
menu on a page that is using javascript, a test in SuperPreview will
not tell you whether it works or not. This animal does not run the script.
But using this XP-mode requires your CPU can handle virtualization.
If an intel CPU then find out here. Or download intels program to
tell you whether or not.
See a list here of the intel CPUs that support vertualization XP-mode.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/windows-xp-mode-virtualization-intel,7709.html
intel(R) Processor Identification Utility - Windows* Version
Download this utility (pidenu21.msi) here to see if your intel CPU support
vertualization XP-mode
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=N&ProductID=1881&DwnldID=7838
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