Horse Manure!
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Simple Logic 101:

1. If we already HAVE True Image Home 10.0, which is allegedly a FAR
superior program to the one in Vista, the added functionality in XP creates
NO NEW VALUE Added for the customer.

2. DO learn some Basic Free Market Economic Analysis.

3. If Microsoft is going to continue coming up with new CRIPPLEWARE to
insert into its Operating Systems it will NOT be creating NEW VALUE ADDED
for its customer base.

4. Microsoft has to do BETTER than the Third-Party manufacturers and
COMPETE with them -- OR leave those capabilities OUT of the OS,
concomitantly LOWER the price to the consumer and work out DEALS and
cooperative arrangements with those superior Third-Party manufacturers that
will give customers Good Value Added -- and TELL customers about them -- in
concert with the Third Parties.

DSH

Lux et Veritas et Libertas

"Richard" wrote in message
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You didn't get True Image with XP it's 3rd party software, and no one said
you had to junk it!

Point is that Vista Business & Ultimate have an image application
installed out of the box & XP doesn't.

That's one improvement over XP.

You asked for instances of "NEW FUNCTIONALITY absent in XP Pro SP2 & this
is one of them.


"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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I have an allegedly much better product already...

True Image Home 10, build 4940.

Why should I junk that fine piece of software and move to Vista in order
to use what is ostensibly an inferior Full Disk Image Backup program?

DSH
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"Richard" wrote in message
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People have provided you with a host of examples which you are writing
off as "fluff, smoke & mirrors".

Go back & re-read the thread.

Here's one for you:

Full disk image backup, not available in any version of XP out of the
box.

"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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No Sale.

All we have seen are lists of toy improvements, plus fluff, smoke and
mirrors.

New, Non-Cosmetic, SUBSTANTIVE Improvements that add NEW FUNCTIONALITY
absent in XP Pro SP2.

That's what we need to see.

DSH