Ad-hoc testers using Windows Vista have a couple of obstacles to overcome.
Not only the default unzip problem the post mentions (I've found it's just simpler to give the Vista testers an ipa file instead), but also removing the provisioning profile from iTunes usually involves going into the local filesystem and removing the .mobileprovision files manually: http://denis.papathanasiou.org/?p=139
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Ad-hoc testers using Windows Vista have a couple of obstacles to overcome.
Not only the default unzip problem the post mentions (I've found it's just simpler to give the Vista testers an ipa file instead), but also removing the provisioning profile from iTunes usually involves going into the local filesystem and removing the .mobileprovision files manually: http://denis.papathanasiou.org/?p=139