Windows Vista, IE7 and Longhorn Server -- Redmond Channel Partner

Windows Vista, IE7 and Longhorn Server

August 08, 2005

The long wait for Windows Vista Beta 1 ended a little over a week ago.

Windows Vista logo. Source: Microsoft Now begins the next long process, figuring out what's in the beta and where that code, and the final release in late 2006, might fit in your organization. This special report helps you with that process with a look at what is and isn't in Windows Vista Beta 1. We also take a deep look at its beta siblings -- Internet Explorer 7 and Longhorn Server.

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