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Opus announces Vista compatibility

November 2009 News

Opus is proud to announce that after extensive testing, the Opus reporting solution can now run on Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. There is a noticeable increase in security and access restrictions in terms of how the components within the Windows environment communicate with one another on Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. How Opus integrates with these operating systems has also been thoroughly documented, including any additional configuration that may be required. For more information on Opus and the new enhancing features, visit www.opusoft.com





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