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i really have no idea of where to post this specific question so i guess

i'll just post it to these multiple newsgroups. if anyone can pint a better

newsgroup to post it to please tell me.



anyways, i was looking around on the web and i found out about a new version

of Windows called Windows 7. it seems to be the replacement of Windows

Vista. i was wondoering if anyone knows of how i could beta test this new

Windows operating system.


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Re:Windows 7 (formerly known as Blackcomb and Vienna)

"Steven Wabik" <Stevenw45@verizin.net>wrote in message

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i really have no idea of where to post this specific question so i guess

i'll just post it to these multiple newsgroups. if anyone can pint a better

newsgroup to post it to please tell me.



anyways, i was looking around on the web and i found out about a new

version of Windows called Windows 7. it seems to be the replacement of

Windows Vista. i was wondoering if anyone knows of how i could beta test

this new Windows operating system.





It will be a while before it is open to public beta testing. Possibly

years.



ss.





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Re:Windows 7 (formerly known as Blackcomb and Vienna)

"Steven Wabik" <Stevenw45@verizin.net>wrote in message

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anyways, i was looking around on the web and i found out about a new

version of Windows called Windows 7. it seems to be the replacement of

Windows Vista. i was wondoering if anyone knows of how i could beta test

this new Windows operating system.



Check back in about 2 years, there may be a Beta 1 version by then.



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Re:Windows 7 (formerly known as Blackcomb and Vienna)

As Far As I Am Aware, It Is Only Available 2 Microsot Employee's Right Now,

Just FYI.



"Steven Wabik" wrote:



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i really have no idea of where to post this specific question so i guess

i'll just post it to these multiple newsgroups. if anyone can pint a better

newsgroup to post it to please tell me.



anyways, i was looking around on the web and i found out about a new version

of Windows called Windows 7. it seems to be the replacement of Windows

Vista. i was wondoering if anyone knows of how i could beta test this new

Windows operating system.







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Re:Windows 7 (formerly known as Blackcomb and Vienna)

No, Windows 7 is the code name for the next Windows

operating system that is now in the very early stages of development.

It will not "replace" Windows Vista, but will supersede it

with advanced technology. Please see the following:



How to apply to become a beta tester for Microsoft

support.microsoft.com/kb/833520" >support.microsoft.com/kb/833520



--

Carey Frisch

Microsoft MVP

Windows Shell/User



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"Steven Wabik" wrote:



i really have no idea of where to post this specific question so i guess

i'll just post it to these multiple newsgroups. if anyone can pint a better

newsgroup to post it to please tell me.



anyways, i was looking around on the web and i found out about a new version

of Windows called Windows 7. it seems to be the replacement of Windows

Vista. i was wondoering if anyone knows of how i could beta test this new

Windows operating system.





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Re:Windows 7 (formerly known as Blackcomb and Vienna)

ok, thanks.

i alrady know about this though.

i have already signed up for a few of those betas in the past. i just would

like to test windows 7 before it is released.



"Carey Frisch [MVP]" <cnfrisch@nospamgamil.com>wrote in message

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No, Windows 7 is the code name for the next Windows

operating system that is now in the very early stages of development.

It will not "replace" Windows Vista, but will supersede it

with advanced technology. Please see the following:



How to apply to become a beta tester for Microsoft

support.microsoft.com/kb/833520" >support.microsoft.com/kb/833520



--

Carey Frisch

Microsoft MVP

Windows Shell/User



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"Steven Wabik" wrote:



i really have no idea of where to post this specific question so i guess

i'll just post it to these multiple newsgroups. if anyone can pint a

better

newsgroup to post it to please tell me.



anyways, i was looking around on the web and i found out about a new

version

of Windows called Windows 7. it seems to be the replacement of Windows

Vista. i was wondoering if anyone knows of how i could beta test this new

Windows operating system.









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Re:Windows 7 (formerly known as Blackcomb and Vienna)

"Carey Frisch [MVP]" <cnfrisch@nospamgamil.com>wrote in



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No, Windows 7 is the code name for the next Windows

operating system that is now in the very early stages of development.

It will not "replace" Windows Vista, but will supersede it

with advanced technology. Please see the following:



Please see the following:



Supercede-

verb

take the place or move into the position of;



So yes, if it supercedes Vista, it will take the place of Vista.



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How to apply to become a beta tester for Microsoft

support.microsoft.com/kb/833520" >support.microsoft.com/kb/833520





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Re:Windows 7 (formerly known as Blackcomb and Vienna)

Carey's answer still stands. Microsoft Beta Testers are typically by

invitation only and closed to the public. Once the code reaches a certain

point, Microsoft often releases pre-release code to the public (betas and

releace candidates) and accepts bug reports and feedback.



If all you want to do is use Windows 7 before it is released, you don't need

to do anything except wait for a public preview. If you want to Beta Test

Windows 7, then submit your request at the link provided.



"Steven Wabik" wrote:



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ok, thanks.

i alrady know about this though.

i have already signed up for a few of those betas in the past. i just would

like to test windows 7 before it is released.



"Carey Frisch [MVP]" <cnfrisch@nospamgamil.com>wrote in message

news:OwI71oIhIHA.1168@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>No, Windows 7 is the code name for the next Windows

>operating system that is now in the very early stages of development.

>It will not "replace" Windows Vista, but will supersede it

>with advanced technology. Please see the following:

>

>How to apply to become a beta tester for Microsoft

>support.microsoft.com/kb/833520" >support.microsoft.com/kb/833520

>

>--

>Carey Frisch

>Microsoft MVP

>Windows Shell/User

>

>---------------------------------------------------------------

>

>"Steven Wabik" wrote:

>

>i really have no idea of where to post this specific question so i guess

>i'll just post it to these multiple newsgroups. if anyone can pint a

>better

>newsgroup to post it to please tell me.

>

>anyways, i was looking around on the web and i found out about a new

>version

>of Windows called Windows 7. it seems to be the replacement of Windows

>Vista. i was wondoering if anyone knows of how i could beta test this new

>Windows operating system.

>

>







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Re:Windows 7 (formerly known as Blackcomb and Vienna)

i did, but there seems to be nothing about windows 7. i just have a

question. how do you get invited for beta testing? how does that work? i'm

not 100% sure of that. because i was invited to beta test vista and office

2007.

"Steven Wabik" <Stevenw45@verizin.net>wrote in message

Quote
ok, thanks.

i alrady know about this though.

i have already signed up for a few of those betas in the past. i just

would like to test windows 7 before it is released.



"Carey Frisch [MVP]" <cnfrisch@nospamgamil.com>wrote in message

news:OwI71oIhIHA.1168@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>No, Windows 7 is the code name for the next Windows

>operating system that is now in the very early stages of development.

>It will not "replace" Windows Vista, but will supersede it

>with advanced technology. Please see the following:

>

>How to apply to become a beta tester for Microsoft

>support.microsoft.com/kb/833520" >support.microsoft.com/kb/833520

>

>--

>Carey Frisch

>Microsoft MVP

>Windows Shell/User

>

>---------------------------------------------------------------

>

>"Steven Wabik" wrote:

>

>i really have no idea of where to post this specific question so i guess

>i'll just post it to these multiple newsgroups. if anyone can pint a

>better

>newsgroup to post it to please tell me.

>

>anyways, i was looking around on the web and i found out about a new

>version

>of Windows called Windows 7. it seems to be the replacement of Windows

>Vista. i was wondoering if anyone knows of how i could beta test this new

>Windows operating system.

>

>









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