IBM is marketing Lotus now, so it's up to them. http://www-01.ibm.com/software/lotus/products/smartsuite/
If it works on Vista, it's very likely to work on Win7.
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Planning on updating office computer. Our Tech doesn't think our lotus will run on the new Windows 7 64 bit. Need to confirm.
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IBM is marketing Lotus now, so it's up to them. http://www-01.ibm.com/software/lotus/products/smartsuite/
If it works on Vista, it's very likely to work on Win7.
Even installing through setup.exe I observed that this app saves part of its files in a different partition. So, if you leave attached a removable flash drive ou external HD for instance, this unit will store part of Lotus files.
You may shut-down the computer... but
My sollution:
The software installed successfuly. I could check afterwards that the program created a lotus directory in D: (an existing partition in the PC hard drive).
Hope have hopped.
I have smartsuite installed on 3 computers running Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 all 64 bit. I am setting up a new machine to replace the Vista machine and the problem I am having is the new one is running Windows 7 64 bit with a 1.5 TB drive in it. Lotus reports the available HD free space as a negative number. I have always used explorer and gone to the cd drive and double clicked on setup with no problems, but for this machine I am guessing Lotus does not know how to handle a large hard drive. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
I had a user that was not able to install the program and was really breathing down my neck about this. I know you posted this answer a while ago but you really helped me out! Thanks a ton.
Copy the setup files to your hard drive and run them from there not from the CD.