lforbes

It was when the preview pane was open. I can still recreate the error in XP
so it wasn't fixed. I have been a network tech (Mac and PC) for almost 20
years so I have seen a lot of changes that are more drastic than Vista.
Personally the change from Mac's OS 9 to OSX was far worse as OSX just didn't
let you install any software that wasn't written for it and crashed
constantly.

Vista has taken me awhile to get used to and I wish they would put back the
functionality that they removed from it (File Types, Font Security settings,
Photo Import Manager etc) but it has some added features that are handy and I
am slowly learning.

I just see no point in getting too upset about it because it is here to
stay. The real challenge for me will be when I have to integrate it into my
network because it doesn't support any backwards compatability with regards
to profiles or group policies. But hey - keeps my life interesting.


"Saran" wrote:

> lforbes wrote:
> > Where is the file located? Is it on the desktop? I found this
> > happened when the folder was open. I solved this by moving the file
> > to a empty folder and then deleting the folder (without opening it).
> >
> > By the way I have seen this problem in XP as well.
>
> Yes a similar problem used to be in XP (though I haven't seen it for
> quite some time), but it didn't persist between reboots. Again, seeing
> as this was a known problem in XP (seemingly before an update was
> released, which would imply there was a solution) I find it inexcusable
> that it remains, ever worse, in Vista.
>
> -saran
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