Windows Vista

This rumor is so old that I could not find the thread to reference. In short, no worries. Vista is like all Microsoft products; long on promises and short on delivery. The desktop version of Vista will be 32-bit and will run P3 just fine. The server version will not run P3. Cheers!

Ron;
Thanks for that reassurance. I got the incompatibility impression first from our friends at Primavera (surprise!). That prompted me to check Microsoft’s online KB which gives the same impression. However, now that I look closer I notice that there is nary a mention of any 32-bit version of the OS nor its affinity with 16-bit applications.
Much as I see benefits to P3e/c in the mega-corporate environment, for regular owners, contractors, or folks like me that make a living out of de-constructing and comparing families of schedules, the new P3 is a nightmare. In the expectation that my bigger clients will soon be using it, I’ve tried very hard to love it, but so far nothing seems to work for me. Fortunately, I have yet to come across a single schedule that is in P3e/c or v5.
Sean