SteadyState v1 and v2 hits 1 million downloads !!! Powerful software tools to more effectively and safely manage shared computers To our SteadyState Community, thank you so much for blogging about SteadyState, posting pod-casts, and evendedicating chaptersabout SteadyState in your books. SteadyState is now on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SteadyStatePlease feel free to add more! Because of your on-going support and word of month, we have reached 1 million downloads between Shared Computer Toolkit (v1) and SteadyState (v2). Totaling 1 Millions downloads on Genuine Windows XP, SteadyState V1 and V2 has provided shared access administrators and users in schools, community centers, libraries, and Internet cafs with a great Windows computing experience. The SteadyState team is working hard to ensure that v2.5 supportingv Windows XP and nowWindows Vista will be a solid release. Expect the SteadyState 2.5 RTM early Spring! Thank you! The Microsoft Shared Access Team

This is great news!

LOL, I didnt even know there were 2 versions of steady state Unless V1 is the shared toolkit?

"LOL, I didnt even know there were 2 versions of steady state Unless V1 is the shared toolkit?" You'reexactly right. Version 1is theShared Toolkit. With version 2the name was changed toWindows SteadyState. Bill

It is past early spring, what is the ETA on the Vista supported version?

So with that many people using the product how could it be unsupported in Win7?

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