Microsoft is readying a new version of its Application Compatibility Toolkit for Windows 7. The first version will be out in April and will support Windows 7 "pre-releases." (Not so coincidentally ...

Microsoft's engineers then run a series of tools to try to determine why the application compatibility problems are happening. One of those tools, the Application Compatibility Toolkit, checks on ...

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 ...

On Microsoft's TechNet site, the Redmond, Wash., software maker said version 5.0 of the Application Compatibility Toolkit would identify applications that can run on Vista and those that need ...

Microsoft's Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) version 5 is designed to identify compatibility issues when using Vista and IE7 -- for instance, which applications have problems with Vista's new ...

That's where Microsoft's Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) comes into the picture.

Microsoft's Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) version 5 is designed to identify compatibility issues when using Vista and IE7 -- for instance, which applications have problems with Vista's ...

Makes perfect sense. But Microsoft already has the Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT), the new version of which is due to launch alongside Vista; Business Desktop Deployment Solution ...

If you're planning a large-scale migration to Windows 7, however, the tool you will most likely need to use is the Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) 5.5, which is available from the Microsoft ...

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

Microsoft next month plans to release a tool kit to help business customers begin testing their existing applications for compatibility with Windows 7.