Windows 2000 to Windows Vista: Road to Compatibility
Session 0 Changes and Vista Compatibility for Services running as Interactive with Desktop
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Vineet Sarda, Compatibility Consultant, describes the basic impacts of session 0 isolation of services in Windows Vista. This demonstration shows some of the Changes that have been Made for Session 0 and how Services that are running as “Interactive with
Desktop” will show UI to the Logged on User
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ComSpex The speech recognition system in me is not good enough so I'd like you to write down what you want to say.
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ComSpex Now, I can find the article and understand what this is.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnlong/html/AppComp.asp
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nicholas22 This sucks.
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