Kodak drivers pulled by MS..

[Snuffy]

I have three different Kodak Camera's, Series 6, Series 5, and Series 7. They have suddenly stopped working...with Vista...
OK, i just checked HCL again... and Yes, MS does update it... guess what
MS Vista only supports 1 Kodak Camera... Series 3..

Bummer, another Device that DOES NOT (suddenly stopped) WORKing with Vista...

Do I blame
1. Microsoft and slam Vista or do I blame
2. Kodak for failure to upgrade there Drivers...
I blame Kodak... I also have sent this info to Kodak, and sent address of well over 500 family members who I recommended NO BUY KODAC CAMERA's or take them back after Christmas and simply say "It does not work with Vista"?
and if my family members tell there other halfs and they tell family and well maybe KODAK will get with it...

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