Also I know of at least one company switching over to mandatory Windows 7 (having skipped Vista) within the next 8 months or so. I wonder if the timeframe will be similar for Windows 9 many years from now with corporate changeovers, skipping Windows 8.
I like Windows 7, but one of the things that boggled my mind the most coming from XP is how they got rid of the old explorer search dialog box. The old box worked great -- you could tell it whether you were searching for (part of) a filename, (part of) contents in the file, when it was modified, what size it was, and where you wanted to look.
With Windows 7, I don't think I EVER found a way to make it work that well. Not only are you restricted to only searching the current folder (right?), but there is no option that I recall to explicitly say you're searching only contents, or only titles, and the thing that annoyed me the MOST was that I am practically convinced there were times when I even set up a directory as indexed and yet certain files (text files or whatever) with strings in them would not be found. Meanwhile, I could just open a command prompt and do "findstr /S /I "whatever" *" and get the exact, correct results. Why they chose to make that more complicated and apparently not work in some cases, I do not know. :/
why that fak the developers are pushing tablet like features which are great for phones and tablet on a desktop is mindbulogoginaging maybe cuz they think they can charge for apps and make$$$?
