Apple: Nothing we make works with Vista
That's the word, according to Apple and via Information Week:
It's not just Apple's iTunes software that won't work properly with Microsoft's new Windows Vista operating system.
According to a document that Apple has posted on its Web site, none of the software that it's made available for the Windows environment has been updated for Vista compatibility.
That includes not only iTunes but QuickTime, Airport For Windows, Bonjour For Windows, iDisk utility, and AppleWorks for Windows. All of those applications or utilities are listed by Apple as compatible with Windows XP and earlier versions of Windows, but not Vista.
A Vista patch for iTunes is on the way, but for now, iTunes users are advised to NOT USE VISTA.
QuickTime is another Apple app that doesn't play well with Vista. Earth to Apple: QuickTime stinks in XP, too.
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Steven Rosenberg aims to learn what he does not know. He writes about it here.
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