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system · 2011-06-13T05:40:50.000Z

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Lisandro · 2011-06-15T01:49:46.000Z

Adobe Reader for Windows 10.1.0 has been released. (Was it posted before ???)
For more details, visit: http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Adobe-Reader_for-Windows/942951453/1

Adobe Shockwave Player 11.6.0.626 has been released.
For more details, visit: http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Adobe-Shockwave-Player/1011505915/1

system · 2011-06-15T05:28:49.000Z

Tech post:7022:

Adobe Reader for Windows 10.1.0 has been released. (Was it posted before ???)

No! Thanks for the update!

SpeedyPC · 2011-06-15T05:34:25.000Z

Adobe Flash Player 10.3.181.26 (IE) and 10.3.181.26 (Firefox, Safari, Opera )

Product Info: http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/
Release Notes: http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb11-18.html
Direct Download: IE
Direct Download: Firefox, Safari, Opera
Verify Version: http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/

Lisandro · 2011-06-15T15:31:31.000Z

Microsoft Updates Internet Explorer to Version 9.0.1
http://www.askvg.com/microsoft-updates-internet-explorer-to-version-9-0-1-download-now

system · 2011-06-15T15:35:46.000Z

Google Chrome updated to 12.0.742.100

The Chrome Stable and Beta channels have been updated to 12.0.742.100 for all platforms. This release contains an updated version of Adobe Flash.

Just click on the wrench icon and then on “About Google Chrome” to get the update if it hasn’t already automatically done it.

system · 2011-06-15T19:48:14.000Z

Tech post:7025:

Microsoft Updates Internet Explorer to Version 9.0.1
http://www.askvg.com/microsoft-updates-internet-explorer-to-version-9-0-1-download-now

Still no support for XP?

system · 2011-06-15T21:30:00.000Z

Outpost Firewall Pro 7.5 — Performance Edition (3717.574.1668)

http://www.agnitum.com/products/outpost/history.php

released 06/15/2011

Lisandro · 2011-06-16T01:13:05.000Z

Avastfan1 post:7027:

Still no support for XP?

Does v9 support XP? I think it does not and never will… Microsoft is forcing the moving on…

harman123 · 2011-06-16T03:48:47.000Z

AMD has released the official Catalyst 11.6 graphics driver for the HD 2000 series and above. The changes in this WHQL certified driver include the new AMD Steady Video feature, YouTube Image Stabilization, decoding acceleration for MPEG-4 part 2 content, as well as performance improvements in Crysis, F1 2010, Far Cry 2 and HAWX on the HD 6000 series, plus a range of bug fixes.

http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx

DavidR · 2011-06-16T10:32:28.000Z

Tech post:7029:

Avastfan1 post:7027:

Still no support for XP?

Does v9 support XP? I think it does not and never will… Microsoft is forcing the moving on…

It is also shooting itself in the foot, as XP still has 53% of the OS market share. It choose not to support it, I can’t imagine any commercial company ditching that amount of potential clients; it just pushes them to a competitor, firefox, chrome, etc. which do still support XP (without the hardware acceleration feature), crazy if you ask me.

Asyn · 2011-06-16T10:34:43.000Z

DavidR post:7031:

…it just pushes them to a competitor, firefox, chrome, etc.

Good for the users, imo.

DavidR · 2011-06-16T10:37:35.000Z

Absolutely, which is why it is an MS self inflicted injury.

Asyn · 2011-06-16T10:42:28.000Z

DavidR post:7033:

Absolutely, which is why it is an MS self inflicted injury.

Yep, they’re well known for doing such (crazy…!?) things… ;D

SpeedyPC · 2011-06-16T11:03:35.000Z

Hey I see to much ‘OT’ here please keep it down thank you ;D

system · 2011-06-16T14:20:07.000Z

DavidR post:7031:

Tech post:7029:

Avastfan1 post:7027:

Still no support for XP?

Does v9 support XP? I think it does not and never will… Microsoft is forcing the moving on…

It is also shooting itself in the foot, as XP still has 53% of the OS market share. It choose not to support it, I can’t imagine any commercial company ditching that amount of potential clients; it just pushes them to a competitor, firefox, chrome, etc. which do still support XP (without the hardware acceleration feature), crazy if you ask me.

Hear hear!

scythe944 · 2011-06-16T14:47:18.000Z

Avastfan1 post:7036:

DavidR post:7031:

Tech post:7029:

Avastfan1 post:7027:

Still no support for XP?

Does v9 support XP? I think it does not and never will… Microsoft is forcing the moving on…

It is also shooting itself in the foot, as XP still has 53% of the OS market share. It choose not to support it, I can’t imagine any commercial company ditching that amount of potential clients; it just pushes them to a competitor, firefox, chrome, etc. which do still support XP (without the hardware acceleration feature), crazy if you ask me.

Hear hear!

Sorry to continue this O/T stuff, but the reason that Microsoft isn’t supporting IE9 on XP has been stated previously. They want you to upgrade to the newer OSes. Frankly, I can’t blame them since XP is extremely old. It was released on Dec 31, 2001 after all. It’s almost 2012. Yes, there are a lot of XP machines out there, but most of them are getting quite slow and a lot will be replaced soon, most likely.

system · 2011-06-16T18:47:21.000Z

scythe944 post:7037:

Avastfan1 post:7036:

DavidR post:7031:

Tech post:7029:

Avastfan1 post:7027:

Still no support for XP?

Does v9 support XP? I think it does not and never will… Microsoft is forcing the moving on…

It is also shooting itself in the foot, as XP still has 53% of the OS market share. It choose not to support it, I can’t imagine any commercial company ditching that amount of potential clients; it just pushes them to a competitor, firefox, chrome, etc. which do still support XP (without the hardware acceleration feature), crazy if you ask me.

Hear hear!

Sorry to continue this O/T stuff, but the reason that Microsoft isn’t supporting IE9 on XP has been stated previously. They want you to upgrade to the newer OSes. Frankly, I can’t blame them since XP is extremely old. It was released on Dec 31, 2001 after all. It’s almost 2012. Yes, there are a lot of XP machines out there, but most of them are getting quite slow and a lot will be replaced soon, most likely.

My machine runs fine with XP. Should XP become corrupted or fail, I will install Linux!

scythe944 · 2011-06-17T05:08:31.000Z

Avastfan1 post:7038:

scythe944 post:7037:

Avastfan1 post:7036:

DavidR post:7031:

Tech post:7029:

Avastfan1 post:7027:

Still no support for XP?

Does v9 support XP? I think it does not and never will… Microsoft is forcing the moving on…

It is also shooting itself in the foot, as XP still has 53% of the OS market share. It choose not to support it, I can’t imagine any commercial company ditching that amount of potential clients; it just pushes them to a competitor, firefox, chrome, etc. which do still support XP (without the hardware acceleration feature), crazy if you ask me.

Hear hear!

Sorry to continue this O/T stuff, but the reason that Microsoft isn’t supporting IE9 on XP has been stated previously. They want you to upgrade to the newer OSes. Frankly, I can’t blame them since XP is extremely old. It was released on Dec 31, 2001 after all. It’s almost 2012. Yes, there are a lot of XP machines out there, but most of them are getting quite slow and a lot will be replaced soon, most likely.

My machine runs fine with XP. Should XP become corrupted or fail, I will install Linux!

Well, to each their own, and I don’t blame you. I have used or am using pretty much all OS’s (except MAC of course) and I completely agree. I like Win 7 though, just not for business or school use because it sucks for old educational programs. It’s not MS’s fault though, just poor coding. Anyway, good luck with Linux and anything else non-MS! I fully support you.

system · 2011-06-17T08:31:47.000Z

scythe944 post:7039:

Avastfan1 post:7038:

scythe944 post:7037:

Avastfan1 post:7036:

DavidR post:7031:

Tech post:7029:

Avastfan1 post:7027:

Still no support for XP?

Does v9 support XP? I think it does not and never will… Microsoft is forcing the moving on…

It is also shooting itself in the foot, as XP still has 53% of the OS market share. It choose not to support it, I can’t imagine any commercial company ditching that amount of potential clients; it just pushes them to a competitor, firefox, chrome, etc. which do still support XP (without the hardware acceleration feature), crazy if you ask me.

Hear hear!

Sorry to continue this O/T stuff, but the reason that Microsoft isn’t supporting IE9 on XP has been stated previously. They want you to upgrade to the newer OSes. Frankly, I can’t blame them since XP is extremely old. It was released on Dec 31, 2001 after all. It’s almost 2012. Yes, there are a lot of XP machines out there, but most of them are getting quite slow and a lot will be replaced soon, most likely.

My machine runs fine with XP. Should XP become corrupted or fail, I will install Linux!

Well, to each their own, and I don’t blame you. I have used or am using pretty much all OS’s (except MAC of course) and I completely agree. I like Win 7 though, just not for business or school use because it sucks for old educational programs. It’s not MS’s fault though, just poor coding. Anyway, good luck with Linux and anything else non-MS! I fully support you.

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