Yup on the InDesign info - i actually had CS2, but it did not do a good job of importing my custom made business card template from Pagemaker, and it was slow, so I shelved it. The margins and guides didn't match. Other than that it was pretty intuitive. With a quad processor and 4GB RAM I should be okay with CS3.
The BT drivers I'm using are Broadcomm's Widcomm driver update, signed and certified for Vista. But I think what happened is I made the mistake of plugging in the BT adapter to see what Vista would do with it (I was impatient to use my BT mouse). I've removed the adapter, uninstalled all the drivers and re-installed the Broadcomm stuff, and when I get home I'll try plugging the adapter in again.
YIM for Vista? Of course not. That would be cheating. :-)
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Date: 2007-06-21 10:26 pm (UTC)The BT drivers I'm using are Broadcomm's Widcomm driver update, signed and certified for Vista. But I think what happened is I made the mistake of plugging in the BT adapter to see what Vista would do with it (I was impatient to use my BT mouse). I've removed the adapter, uninstalled all the drivers and re-installed the Broadcomm stuff, and when I get home I'll try plugging the adapter in again.
YIM for Vista? Of course not. That would be cheating. :-)