RunTime Error when installing extensions

Question

I recently purchased CartWeaver. I also recently had to
purchase a new computer. My CW ran on WINXP w/o a problem, but
Gates has a monopoly going and my new computer has Win Vista. Now I
can't install my CW. CW support said I had to check with Adobe
because there is a possibility that the entire EXTENSION MANAGER is
not compatible with Vista! HOW CAN THAT BE!??? If I can't install
extensions, I can't use DW at all. And I am using Studio 8.
I really hope ADOBE gets their act together, because this is
a MAJOR PROBLEM as all PCs are not running Vista -- Sony, HP, etc.
Adobe needs to make their products compatible!
PJ Kinann
[email protected]

Answer 1

No, your statement is inaccurate and very misleading. Just
the opposite.
Adobe System does a very good job working and developing
all-across-the-board applications all across the board, all kinds
of platforms (Mac, Windows XP (prior to MS release of MS Vista) and
other OS).
That is to say, it took Microsoft, I believe slightly more
than 5 years trying to develop and build so-called next generation
OS now what is called MS Vista. The product itself is not 100
perfect, and still is having problems with security issues. Sadly,
in fact, Microsoft likes to claim that Vista is far more secure
system architecture in Microsoft history. But the question, why it
took them so long time to develop operating system.
Average lifespan of product development usually takes 18
months or develop to new product usually every 18 months. Microsoft
took more than five years to do just that only one product: Vista
more than five years. Even then, Microsoft have thousands of
programmers and so-called system engineers work and build Vista.
On other side of coin, if you take a look at Apple Inc, they
release pretty much faster and develop and release next versions of
Mac OS X usually every 18 months, and usually continue to fine-tune
OSX within few months. And if there is a known bug problem, they
work on their ***** and work around the clock and FIX the problem
very fast. Microsoft are dealing with thousands of bug problems and
trying to fight aganist hackers every day regularly.
So, you accuse Adobe of doing this lousy job, you make a big
mistake. Go figure.
quote:
Originally posted by:
pjkinann
I really hope ADOBE gets their act together, because this is
a MAJOR PROBLEM as all PCs are not running Vista -- Sony, HP, etc.
Adobe needs to make their products compatible!
PJ Kinann
[email protected]