Cs3 and cs4 web standard compatible with vista home basic?

Are Adobe CS3 and CS4 Web Standard compatible with Vista Home Basic 32bit?
I only see Windows Vista Home Premium / Vista Business / Vista Enterprise / Vista Ultimate / XP listed as compatible.
Many thanks.

Vista didn't exist when CS3 was released and as such, there is no official statement regard compatibility of CS3 with Vista Home Basic.
For CS4, we are very explicit. CS4 is not at all supported for Vista Home Basic (there are a number of networking and service support components that Microsoft leaves out of their Home Basic versions).
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DK777 wrote:
> I just loaded Macromedia Fireworks 8 to my new Windows
Vista Home Premium
> computer. When I open the program, Vista reverts back to
Home Basic - meaning
> it's not compatible with Home Premium. Is there a free
fix for this anywhere
> on the adobe site????? What do I need to do? I'd like it
to work without it
> bringing up the box that says something like "using Home
Basic"....to run the
> program.
>
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