Vista - Desktop Backgrounnd motion

During CES Keynote they showed desktop background with waterfall then
started it flowing, Does anyone know how to do that. Thank You Randy

Microsoft is finalizing testing of Windows DreamScene through a Technical Preview phase.
The technology preview bits will be made available very soon.

Visit: http://windowsultimate.com/blogs/ext...reamscene.aspx

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows - Shell/User

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"Randy" wrote:

During CES Keynote they showed desktop background with waterfall then
started it flowing, Does anyone know how to do that. Thank You Randy

"Randy" <Randy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote

> During CES Keynote they showed desktop background with waterfall then
> started it flowing, Does anyone know how to do that. Thank You Randy

Been asked and answered in here over and over. Look through / search posts
before asking a question, ok? It's not out yet, and no date for release.

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Rock [MVP - User/Shell]

Another "nice" reply from an MVP LOL...

"GC" <GC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote

> Another "nice" reply from an MVP LOL...

Do you have an answer for the OP? Ff you do then post it.

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Rock [MVP - User/Shell]

I think what they try and do is convince people to just look at the already
posted topics instead of posting new ones, because if they can keep it down
to a minimum then Microsoft will be under the impression that the outrage
isn't as bad as it really is.

In cases like this, the more threads about the situation will likely
convince them to address the situation sooner than later, i.e. 1 million
voices crying foul will be louder than a million voices hiring one person to
cry foul for them.

"Rock" wrote:

> "GC" <GC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
>
> > Another "nice" reply from an MVP LOL...
>
> Do you have an answer for the OP? Ff you do then post it.
>
> --
> Rock [MVP - User/Shell]
>

"Eye in the Sky" <EyeintheSky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote

>I think what they try and do is convince people to just look at the already
> posted topics instead of posting new ones, because if they can keep it
> down
> to a minimum then Microsoft will be under the impression that the outrage
> isn't as bad as it really is.
>
> In cases like this, the more threads about the situation will likely
> convince them to address the situation sooner than later, i.e. 1 million
> voices crying foul will be louder than a million voices hiring one person
> to
> cry foul for them.
>
> "Rock" wrote:
>
>> "GC" <GC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
>>
>> > Another "nice" reply from an MVP LOL...
>>
>> Do you have an answer for the OP? Ff you do then post it.

However many times a problem is posted in here has no effect on the MS
response. This is a peer to peer newsgroup, not MS support. Very
occasionally an MS employee will post here on their own but no officially
representing MS.

That said the OPs question was not of a technical nature, it wasn't about a
problem.

Lastly, one should always check newsgroup posts and do some research before
posting the same question again. It's a waste of time otherwise.

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Rock [MVP - User/Shell]

"Randy" wrote:

> During CES Keynote they showed desktop background with waterfall then
> started it flowing, Does anyone know how to do that. Thank You Randy

Why prolong the discussion in this manner? I was looking for information and
all I got was a bad feeling from all parties. It should not even be replied
to if it is inappropriate, or delete it or refer it, but six messages to say
not relevant? You'll not find much useful peer information if everyone is
parenting one another.

"Rock" wrote:

> "Eye in the Sky" <EyeintheSky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
>
> >I think what they try and do is convince people to just look at the already
> > posted topics instead of posting new ones, because if they can keep it
> > down
> > to a minimum then Microsoft will be under the impression that the outrage
> > isn't as bad as it really is.
> >
> > In cases like this, the more threads about the situation will likely
> > convince them to address the situation sooner than later, i.e. 1 million
> > voices crying foul will be louder than a million voices hiring one person
> > to
> > cry foul for them.
> >
> > "Rock" wrote:
> >
> >> "GC" <GC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> >>
> >> > Another "nice" reply from an MVP LOL...
> >>
> >> Do you have an answer for the OP? Ff you do then post it.
>
> However many times a problem is posted in here has no effect on the MS
> response. This is a peer to peer newsgroup, not MS support. Very
> occasionally an MS employee will post here on their own but no officially
> representing MS.
>
> That said the OPs question was not of a technical nature, it wasn't about a
> problem.
>
> Lastly, one should always check newsgroup posts and do some research before
> posting the same question again. It's a waste of time otherwise.
>
> --
> Rock [MVP - User/Shell]
>
>

The Dreamscene feature will only be available in Ultimate Edition. I like it
very much but since I'm using the Business Edition, I can't enjoy it. Unless
microsoft is willing to release an add-on for that.

"Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:

> Microsoft is finalizing testing of Windows DreamScene through a Technical Preview phase.
> The technology preview bits will be made available very soon.
>
> Visit: http://windowsultimate.com/blogs/ext...reamscene.aspx
>
> --
> Carey Frisch
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows - Shell/User
>
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>
> "Randy" wrote:
>
> During CES Keynote they showed desktop background with waterfall then
> started it flowing, Does anyone know how to do that. Thank You Randy