Available here, the toolkit says the following:<BR><BR>""<BR>The Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) is a collection of useful tools and documents that enable both application developers and IT ...

The Application Compatibility Toolkit is being released well before the official Windows 7 release in order to give users plenty of time to test app compatibility Microsoft next month plans to release ...

Every new version of Windows breaks some existing applications, and Windows Vista and Windows 7 are no exception. It's nobody's fault, but that doesn't help if you desperately need to use one ...

Can anyone point me to some resources on MS ACT 5.0(beta). I've installed it and created a data collector. Then I installed the data collector on my laptop, but it doesn't seem to be gathering any ...

Due to a reporting error, the Network World story "3 tips for migrating applications to Windows 7", posted to the wire on Wednesday, misidentified a source. The story, has been corrected. This one’s ...

Mitch Tulloch is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional and lead author of the Windows 7 Resource Kit from Microsoft Press. You can follow him on Twitter at ...

While customers have run into trouble before when upgrading Windows – consider the XP Service Pack 2 update in 2004 – they should find more support from Microsoft when making the shift to Vista, ...

Well looks like I need to bust another myth about Vista not being able to run legacy applications. Mary Jo Foley writes that Virtual PC might theoretically give Vista a way to run all those legacy ...

Microsoft Corp. next month plans to release a tool kit to help business users begin testing their existing applications for compatibility with Windows 7. In a virtual roundtable that Microsoft hosted ...