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> Communikator;453495 Wrote:
>> Well, I've never imagined that one must follow a tutorial on how to make
>> this super-OS remember the file details' columns or folder templates.
>> I'd
>> rather imagine that the programmers embedded this behaviour in Vista,
>> otherwise what's the purpose of the "Apply to all folders" button,
>> whose
>> functionality was perfect on Win2000 and XP ? But anyway, once one
>> admits
>> that this OS's interaction with the user is close to crap, one can go
>> along
>> with Vista peacefully. I am one of these... tired users; I keep on
>> posting
>> my bad news on this newsgroup with the hope that all these "minor"
>> inconveniences that gear up into pure annoyances will be eventually
>> erased
>> by the next service pack. Because the way it interacts with the user as
>> of
>> now, it is a shame. Sometimes, I think of Microsoft being sabotaged by
>> incompetent project managers - WHY ARE THERE ALL THOSE TUTORIALS TO
>> TEACH ME
>> WHAT THE OS SHOULD KNOW TO DO BY DEFAULT ? I expect no answer, of
>> course -
>> beyond swift reparations, or fast decomission, of Vista.
>
> Hi Communikator,
>
> I agree, Vista should be doing this by default. There is a bug
> somewhere causing this. Hopefully it will be sorted out in the SP1
> rumored to be released in the Q1 of 2008. Until then, we always have
> the tutorials to help us out.

Sorry, we don't.

Is it now MS law that you have no right to use a computer if you don't have
an internet connection (and a fast one at that), and can't read their
version of English?

Regards




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> Shawn
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