BrianO,

Last time I checked with the certification team, the main plan is to certify the EV Outlook Add-in with Windows 7 32 bit first... 64 bit may lag behind somewhat.  There won't be a special version, nor is there a beta.  In essence what happens with the Outlook Add-in is that the latest "few" versions are typically tried by the team, and if bugs are encountered they are filed, and assessment made as to whether the add-in works or not.  No bugs are anticipated with Windows 7 (many of us have been running it throughout most of 2009 with no problems).  The reason for the delays though is that its a prioritisation game, particularly when looking at 64 Bit.  There are just "sooooo many" things for the certification team to test, that some things inevitably are lower down the ranking than others.

Hope that helps,

Maybe you should hire some more cert peoples :)

i agree that waiting 4 months and more "just" for certification is not really good, especially when all businesses skipped vista and want to deploy 7 rapidly ;)

Agreed.  Our business needs to replace/refresh hundreds of XP machines and are pushing out Windows 7 on new hardware, while also upgrading our Exchange from 2003 to 2010.  i am very unhappy that there is no support for Exchange 2010 yet from EV.  the fact that  cannot get a confirmed date for support bothers me as well.  We want to install Office 2010 but EV is not supported on that to the best of my knowledge.

Office 2010 still isn't released though, but to the best of my knowledge it will be supported in Enterprise Vault 9, for tentative release and beta dates you can read about here:
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/blogs/support-exchange-2010-symantec-enterprise-vault-coming

Hi,

JesusWept is correct.

Mike

I'm running Windows 7 enterprise, outlook 2003, evclient 80sp2, no issus.