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Jones, John (US) wrote:
For me iNav (V5R4 SI27741) runs OK on Vista. Better than it did on my
old XP laptop, but I attribute that more to the better hardware (dual
core, 4GB RAM) than software.
Personal experience only --
I don't run Vista yet, so I can't compare there. However, iNav runs
on my 512MB/900MHz W2K Pro laptop in a third (and much better in
numerous functions) of the time that it runs on my 2GB/2.2Ghz XP
desktop system. I simply avoid using it on my desktops (I have a
couple here) and run it on the laptop unless I absolutely need the
explicit connection.
Given the incredible slowdown (in iNav and some other non-MS
software) I've seen from a smaller, older, slower laptop with
obsolete Windows to a bigger, new, faster desktop with more modern
Windows, I've resisted going to the next level and jumping to Vista.
If speedup tips are available for iNav, I'd be more than happy to go
another step.
Tom Liotta
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