The first time I see VISTA mentioned is in the version history http://www.winzip.com/version.htm is v.11
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This is my number one software program - I've been using it since 2002 and I wouldn't be without it. I use it to keep my financial and identity folders zipped and encrypted with 256 bit AES encryption. Anything that matters on my PC is encrypted with WinZip, so I don't have to encrypt my backups. A nice trick is to keep a NUMBERED list of your passwords offline, and use the WinZip file comments (which are never encrypted) to reference the password by number ( eg "p7") which is password #7 on your list. You never have to forget a password with a comment attached to the file, yet it means nothing to anyone else. Even if someone breaks into my PC, they get nothing valuble.
AnnaSummers
----- Original Message -----
From: Richard Glazier
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Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 10:49 AM
Subject: [PCSOFT] WinZip 9
Does anyone know if WinZip 9.0 SR-1 (6224) will work in Vista?
There are some configuration options I might not try,
but will it work "at all"?
Please state if personal "opinion" or "experience". (Both welcome.)
Rick Glazier
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