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Re: Renewing XP support [was Re: W2K issues; hitherto unknown SP 5 [was Re: W2K - Harry has it!]] -header In-Reply-To: <5431d5d3.e618b40a.6c95.4924@mx.google
- Subject: Re: Renewing XP support [was Re: W2K issues; hitherto unknown SP 5 [was Re: W2K - Harry has it!]] -header In-Reply-To: <5431d5d3.e618b40a.6c95.4924@mx.google
- From: Carl Distefano cld@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2014 20:40:25 -0400
Reply to note from Bill Troop Tue, 07 Oct 2014
23:38:07 +0100
Bill,
> ... it's great to hear W2K is working for you and the list of
> associated programs is really helpful. My question is this, do
> you find it appreciably faster than Win 7?
Yes, indeed, I do. Xy4 in virtual W2K runs faster than it did in
*real* WXP (on my ancient Dell), which can't be said of Xy4 under
virtual Win7. In fact, under W2K, it has the immediate-response feel
of Xy3. But, more important than speed, what I'm getting from W2K is
a sense of greater solidity in full-screen mode; no hangs, which I
was experiencing from time to time in Win7. And, of course, the
pleasure of being able to use the Alt-Enter toggle again. W2K is
turning out to be a wonderful way to run Xy4, a real pleasure.
Oh ... guess I should have posted the Sumatra link:
Sumatra PDF Reader v0.9.1
http://download.oldapps.com/sumatra_pdf/SumatraPDF-0.9.1-install.exe
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Carl Distefano
cld@xxxxxxxx