The Windows 7 Upgrade Option Program has been outlined at Tech ARP.http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=609&pgno=0It appears that Microsoft's OEM partners are not allowed to market or disclose the program details until June 26, 2009.The only Windows Vista versions eligible for the program are : Windows Vista Home Premium Windows Vista Business Windows Vista Ultimate Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Starter Edition, and Windows XP (all editions) are not qualifying products under the program.Old Mig15 pilot.

The information you posted is a copy of apreliminary draft and isnot official. Please do not post information obtained from third-party web sites"as fact"when the information is not authorized by Microsoft for release to the public.Carey Frisch

My appologies Carey, I was simply doing what Ronnie was doing when he posted "Windows 7 General Availability Date Announced" and linked it to a personal blog.Old Mig15 pilot.

My appologies Carey, I was simply doing what Ronnie was doing when he posted "Windows 7 General Availability Date Announced" and linked it to a personal blog. Old Mig15 pilot. Hi DavyThe blog that I posted the link to isthe official Microsoft Windows 7 Team Blog maintained by a Microsoft employee. It is often used for official announcements.If your ever in doubt, just look at the bottom of the web page. If you see this: Copyright 2008 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Then you can accept it as official.Hope this helps.Thank You for testing Windows 7 Ronnie Vernon MVP

Point taken Ronnie and I stand corrected.Old Mig15 pilot.