JKI package manager and LV7.1?

Hi folks,
If this isn't the appropriate forum for this question, please re-direct me. I'm using LV7.1 at work and home. At home, I'm running it under Vista - I haven't run into any problems with this, but I'm not using any hardware - just writing standalone programs for number crunching type stuff. Having recently seen the Moore Good Ideas VI packages, I decided to try installing them at home, but I can't get the required JKI Package Manager to work properly. It recognizes the LV version and will even launch LV, but when I go to install a VI package (any package, MGI or OpenG, etc.), it just sits there with the Package Manager process indicator going endlessly (I let it run for 20 mins once). I am sure I have the LV settings correct per the instructions. Does anyone have experience with this combination (JKI pkg mgr/LV71/Vista) or possibly the former two with XP? Some of the available VI packages are supposedly compatible with LV7 (and 6 for that matter), so I assumed it would work somehow - bad assumption?
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