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Greg,
Mate if you are having problems with Vista then it is not the program. I have Vista on three seperate machines (one a 64 bit system) and have never had any issues at all!! I run all types of astronomy and imaging programs.
The problem is not with Vista at all but with people who load a program that requires a lot of memory and system resource onto inferior pc's or laptops that simply do not have the juice to run the program. Simple.
I hear people continually blaming Vista but ignorance is the problem!
When you ask the question about the hardware that they run it on you either get no response or after pressing the subject, you find out that the laptop or pc is several generations old and simply is not powerful enough to run a quality program but they don't want to hear the simple truth.
I have run all versions of CS, Maxim and various other programs with no problem because I invested some money up front to pimp up the hardware, namely a current motherboard, bigger processor (Core Duo 2), bigger video ram (4GB) and have also upgraded to 4 GB of RAM. Oh yeah it has a pretty blue lights on it too.
A note to all whingers of Vista out there, stop whinging and spend some money on decent hardware to start with.
If you haven't got the hardware you can't run it, simple. Don't blame the program.
Windows 7 is a dumbed down version made for simpletons.
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