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Dave, no problem! Yes, no surprise.

But to be fair, it is still a release candidate, not an active OS. Projectwise Startpoint Autocad. If your trying to avoid Vista. I would suggest trying W7 as well.

It really isn't that different of a system structure. There are some really cool tweaks in GUI and window operation, but the file structure stays the same. XP with 7 just proves how redundant, bloated and sad M$ OS's are! ---- TadiranTechTexas, I have had nothing but great luck with NeMgr in Vista Ultimate - it runs smoother than XP, with comparable system specs.

But we'll wait for a future 'upgrade' to fix that. So I've searched all over the internet and always end up back at your boards and finally decided I'd register and share my exploits with windows 7 and eMGR While I didn't recieve an error like the image you've posted (I am using Win7 RC build 7100) I have had some success with extracting the install files, running in compatibility mode install, I've used XPSP2&3 and Windows Server 2003 and both seem to work equally. It will install the daylight savings patch just fine, then however when trying to install the C++ Redist I get an error, I'll post an image of that soon. I'm thinking there has to be a workaround if we can all just put our heads together, because currently I'm eating up an extra XP license for the sake of a virtual machine with its soul purpose to run eManager for our company's phones. - 06/11/09 11:16 AM Re: Network Emanager with Windows 7?? Joined: Jun 2009 Posts: 4 Junior Member Junior Member Joined: Jun 2009 Posts: 4. Dwight, I agree that is is limited in its design, especially since it will only run on a handful of Microsoft OS's (XP Pro or Vista Super Duper Number One Best Ever Gold Member Level).

The simple fact that it won't load on 7 is odd, since 7 is designed with the exact same file structure as Vista. Now I know we're taking this topic down a side road now, but. I would like to see it designed to operate on any common OS. Maybe design it around Adobe AIR ~ that way Mac, Linux, Windows, etc. Could use it despite their OS. OR Embed it in the hardware, as you said Dwight. They could have it run on a Linux platform.