Jody Thornton

Hi Folks: I understand that Exchange Server v5.5 included a 16-bit client for Microsoft Outlook, in addition to a client for DOS based computers. My question is, does any one have any screenshots of these applications? The curiosity is killing me, and I'd love to see what these applications looked like.

Well I've bookmarked Ryan's board and this thread to revisit later. Of course, no one knows if as of May 2014, Microsoft will change other parts of the updates to make sure XP x64 is blocked out. Thanks, Jody

Darn! I was hoping for a more drag and drop solution. but you did answer my questions, and that was very helpful. Now it means I have to decide on an alternate lightweight OS that can run select Win32 apps, and yet not be a pig like Windows Vista or Windows 7. Cheers, Jody

Here's my concern: I am aware that extended phase support for Windows XP x64 Edition goes down the drain with 32-bit Windows XP on April 8, 2014. But Windows Server 2003 is in extended phase support until July 2015. And Windows XP x64 Edition shares more in common with Windows Server 2003. So for an extra year, will I be able to manually download Windows Server 2003 updates and use them to patch my system running Windows XP x64 Edition? I enjoy using 64-bit Windows XP and my system is pretty snappy with it. So the longer I can run the OS, the happier I am. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Cheers, Jody Thornton (Hamilton, Ontario)