Does the latest version MFC Model Software work well on Windows XP? I know that MFC says that XP is still supported, but I wonder if there are problems that have appeared in the latest versions of the model software? Fast PCs with good graphics that only run XP have become real bargains (or free) lately, so this could be an excellent option for models on a tight budget, but I wonder if it's better just to look for hardware that will run at least Windows 7.
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Support for Windows XP SP3 and Office 2003 ends on April 8, 2014.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/ ... pport.aspx
Anyone running either of those on a computer that is connected to the Internet after April 8th 2014 is a fool.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/ ... pport.aspx
Anyone running either of those on a computer that is connected to the Internet after April 8th 2014 is a fool.
General availability: October 25, 2001 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_XPLilyMarie said:
Are you confused by something the OP or Airwolfe said? Or confused as to why someone would be using software that old?
Now I am :?
I ordered my 4-year-old computer with XP installed, specifically because a lot of the games I played still run well on it. A LOT of PC gamers stuck with XP for that reason. XP's popularity is the reason MS kept supporting it for as long as they did. My laptop runs Windows 7, and a lot of the changes seem more designed to appeal to people using computers for the first time. Windows 8 takes that to a new extreme and has a lot of compatibility issues with games. I won't buy another computer with XP, because, as Airwolfe said, support is running out, but there's nothing I use my home computer for now that requires a more recent OS.
Anyway, most models seem to prefer the MFC browser interface, and no one working on the internet, which covers most people, should spend money on a machine with an OS that soon won't get security updates anymore. I wouldn't be surprised if MFC discontinued support for their software soon, as well.
Anyway, most models seem to prefer the MFC browser interface, and no one working on the internet, which covers most people, should spend money on a machine with an OS that soon won't get security updates anymore. I wouldn't be surprised if MFC discontinued support for their software soon, as well.
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