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[Walter Bright]

On 5/23/2012 1:23 PM, Sean Kelly wrote:
> On May 23, 2012, at 1:04 PM, Walter Bright<newshound2 at digitalmars.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> 3. erratic issues with sharing directories. Sharing was simple with XP -
>> one click to share, another to unshare. Win7 has a maze of dialog boxes and
>> alternate ways of doing it, some work, some don't, and no feedback on
>> whether it works or not.

[ WinXP would superimpose a hand image over a shared directory. In Win7, there's 
no indication. ]

>
> I have a terrible time figuring out how to do anything "advanced" on Win7
> compared to XP. The missing menu bar is a problem too. In terms of overall
> usability, XP is still the best Windows IMO.

I find the new Win7 to be much too clever. For example, if you move a window up
against the top edge of the screen, it switches to full screen. Aggh. I know why 
that was done, but it's just tailfins and taillights in the shape of jet 
engines. I prefer utilitarian interfaces.

Speaking of which, it annoys me that pdf files in a folder *still* won't use an 
icon that is the first page of the pdf. I really like that my ipod does that - 
but the kindle and windows won't.

Also bad is although you can specify a "folder.jpg" as the icon for a folder, it 
shows it as a distorted trapezoid!! Gah. Too darn clever for me.