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| Most programs run properly on Windows® XP. The exceptions include some games and other programs that were written specifically for an earlier version of Windows®. The Program Compatibility Wizard can allow older programs to run on Windows® XP.
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| Many computer problems have little to do with software and much to do with coincidence. That's why the Broderbund® Support Team has included in this article the five most commonly overlooked computer-related troubleshooting procedures. Each is based on sound technical research supported by case studies and lab experiments performed on unsuspecting computers.
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| Help files are designed to help you use the program. They are the best place to look when you have a "How Do I…?" question. If you remember anything from this article, remember this: The first and best place to look when you have a question about using a program is in that program's help files. Launch the program, click Help on the menu bar and start the search. If you want to know why, continue reading.
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| Websites or programs may experience difficulties with the new Internet Explorer® 7. Uninstalling Internet Explorer® 7 and reverting back to Internet Explorer® 6 may resolve these difficulties. Consult the remainder of this technical note for additional information. |
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| The Windows® Vista Program Compatibility Wizard can allow older programs that were not designed for use with Windows® Vista to run on Windows® Vista.
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| Many programs and websites will use the Adobe® Flash Player plug-in to display the content. At times it may be helpful in resolving issues to uninstall and re-install Adobe® Flash Player. Complete the following steps to uninstall and re-install Adobe® Flash Player for Apple® OSX. |
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