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Yes, in theory - you can do this.
In practice - to say it with Dante - abandon every hope, ye who enter here.
I'd suggest you try to get hold of a test-version, try to install it, look
at it, and then, in all probability, trash it.
"Mike Raiford" <mra### [at] hotmail com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:489702fa@news.povray.org...
> Rafal wrote:
>> Mike Raiford wrote:
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>>> I suppose I could upgrade to Windows Vista
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>> No one can do that, afaik.
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> Huh? Why?
>
> I did an upgrade from XP to Vista on my home system ... Went flawlessly
> except for the lack of drivers for an ancient scanner, and some software
> which had drivers, but the companies rather than provide an update to an
> existing version with Vista compatible drivers forced you into buying a
> new version of their broken software ...
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