Windows XP Professional and Office 2007

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Hi NG,

as i am trying to set up a new Notebook for an Office 2007 environment
with Access 2007,
i am asking myself, whether it's better to use XP Professional or
better Vista
to set up the system.

My intuition says XP but eventually Vista has improved these days and
is the better
base to work with Office 2007.

Thanks for your opinion.


Best regards

Reiner
.

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