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December 19, 2006
Volume 2 Issue 12
In this issue: Version 3 Requirements
| Windows Vista Versions
From the Editor
Best wishes for a happy holiday season from the staff
at The Agency Advantage!
If you have a question or topic you would like
explained, a story to share, or just a quick useful tip, we'd love to
hear from you. Please send your responses to tina@agencyadvantage.com.
Tina Stewart
Editor
Congratulations Cale!
Congratulations to William "Cale" Parrish for ten years
of outstanding service to The Agency Advantage. Co-workers and
customers alike appreciate his warm personality, unique abilities and
concern for customers, all of which make him a valued employee. His
contributions exemplify the strengths on which the company is built. In
appreciation, the company is giving Cale and his wife April a trip to the
2007 Daytona 500, in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Version 3 Requirements
The deployment of the latest version of The Agency
Advantage is underway with a few users reporting minor problems. The new
features we introduced also mandate some new requirements. The latest
version of Adobe Reader is one such item. You can download
this free version of Adobe Reader by clicking
here. Be sure to remove all previous versions of Adobe Reader before
installing.
We are exploring more reliable email controls that will not work on
Windows 98 or ME. As you may know, Microsoft no longer supports 98
and ME. To enjoy all the benefits of our enhanced product, you should
plan to make the necessary upgrades in your office.
Windows Vista - Differences in Versions
Windows Vista, Microsoft's latest operating system
endeavor, will be available on January 30, 2007. Vista will be available
in four different versions. Each of these versions have a specific list of
functions geared towards use in either the home or office. The Agency
Advantage will require that Windows Vista Business or
higher be installed.
There are two very important features that the business
versions have that the home versions do not:
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Protecting against hardware failure
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Business networking and remote desktop
For more information regarding the different versions
of Windows Vista please visit the Microsoft website.
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