MobileFrame 4.6 has passed internal testing with 32-bit Windows 7. The client and administrator tools work well and look great under the new look and feel.
The MobileFrame Server components all work very well under Windows 7 also. It seems that Microsoft has made some nice performance improvements in IIS for Windows 7. The MobileFrame Server components are faster in Windows 7 than they were in both Windows Vista or XP.
One small gotcha, when you activate the Windows 7 IIS feature, the IIS Management console wasn’t checked by default. Even though the MobileFrame Server still installs and runs correctly without it, it was confusing to not see it in the Administrator Tools. Also, if you’re coming from the original IIS 6 style management console (XP, Windows 2003), be aware that the new versions of IIS have a haphazard Vista-esque user interface that you’ll have to learn.
Glenn brings over 21 years of development programming and successful project management experience to MobileFrame. Prior to becoming the Chief Technical Officer at MobileFrame, he was a co-founder and the chief architect of Medical Republic, a leader in online medical billing transfer software. Previously Glenn served as the Director of Engineering for Saratoga Systems, a worldwide leader in the CRM software market, where he helped create the wireless version of their flagship product. Before joining Saratoga Systems, Glenn was the Engineering Manager for Remedy Continuum, a Sales Force Automation application for the enterprise. Earlier, Glenn was the project manager and lead developer of HR technical projects for Signet Banking Corporation. At Signet he developed distributed client-server, and web-based applications for HR information gathering, call center tracking, net-based conferencing, applicant tracking, activity based costing, position budgeting and maintenance.
Contact Glenn Wickman Subscribe to Glenn Wickman's feed 
November 26th, 2009 at 2:21 am
Is this version also running on the 64-bit version of Windows 7?