Virtual Machines WINDOWS XP MODE
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If there is any way to migrate those apps you should. If you can't, it might be time to just completely change platforms. This is as good a time as you'll get to be able to justify it to management.
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@Dominica said:
I find it so frustrating when an application is "vital" to a company's business, but they don't want to pay to update it so that it works on a current OS. Maybe not the case here, but a pretty common issue, especially in SMB.
Well true, One of our client's site required us to use Win XP to download files. I wish they will upgrade very soon.
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@Joyfano said:
@Dominica said:
I find it so frustrating when an application is "vital" to a company's business, but they don't want to pay to update it so that it works on a current OS. Maybe not the case here, but a pretty common issue, especially in SMB.
Well true, One of our client's site required us to use Win XP to download files. I wish they will upgrade very soon.
How is it they require XP to download files? I'm guessing it's via a proprietary piece of software.
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@Dominica I can't speak to the OP - our problem really isn't about paying, well other than with time. The app can be replaced by another solution we already have in place, but our docs have to read the patient education material in the new system and approve it for our patients before we'll give it out. They currently only approved the material in the old system. If they'd read the new stuff and sign off on it, we'd be done.
