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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 64-bit, SP2 | For the 'former' Windows XP User - Welcome to Windows 7! Andre DaCosta prepared a quick guide with side-by-side image comparisons - [Quote]So you have finally made the move from Windows XP to Windows 7, everything is working great, but a few things have changed. Yes indeed, there is a new look, but a familiar experience along with numerous changes and improvements since the release of Windows XP back in October 2001. For some persons, it might be a bit overwhelming, to help make the transition a smooth one, here is a quick guide to help familiarize yourself with some of the changes and benefits: Welcome As with every new install or first time use of Windows, the first interactive experience is logging in. Depending on how your PC is setup, you might or might not see the Account Screen when you start your Windows session, for those who do, here is a look at some of the changes:[End Quote] Link - For the 'former' Windows XP User - Welcome to Windows 7! - Windows Live |
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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 32bit / Windows 7 RTM x64 | [QUOTE=JMH;1117156]Andre DaCosta prepared a quick guide with side-by-side image comparisons - Quote: So you have finally made the move from Windows XP to Windows 7, everything is working great, but a few things have changed. Yes indeed, there is a new look, but a familiar experience along with numerous changes and improvements since the release of Windows XP back in October 2001. For some persons, it might be a bit overwhelming, to help make the transition a smooth one, here is a quick guide to help familiarize yourself with some of the changes and benefits: Welcome As with every new install or first time use of Windows, the first interactive experience is logging in. Depending on how your PC is setup, you might or might not see the Account Screen when you start your Windows session, for those who do, here is a look at some of the changes:[End Quote] Link - For the 'former' Windows XP User - Welcome to Windows 7! - Windows Live I wished that Vista would be built on XP's foundation, but obviously MS had other ideas. Sigh...  |
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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 64-bit, SP2 | [QUOTE=Ojaser6;1117172]  Quote: Originally Posted by JMH  Andre DaCosta prepared a quick guide with side-by-side image comparisons - Quote: So you have finally made the move from Windows XP to Windows 7, everything is working great, but a few things have changed. Yes indeed, there is a new look, but a familiar experience along with numerous changes and improvements since the release of Windows XP back in October 2001. For some persons, it might be a bit overwhelming, to help make the transition a smooth one, here is a quick guide to help familiarize yourself with some of the changes and benefits: Welcome As with every new install or first time use of Windows, the first interactive experience is logging in. Depending on how your PC is setup, you might or might not see the Account Screen when you start your Windows session, for those who do, here is a look at some of the changes:[End Quote] Link - For the 'former' Windows XP User - Welcome to Windows 7! - Windows Live I wished that Vista would be built on XP's foundation, but obviously MS had other ideas. Sigh...  |
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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 32bit / Windows 7 RTM x64 | [QUOTE=JMH;1117178] Quote: Originally Posted by Ojaser6 Quote: Originally Posted by JMH Andre DaCosta prepared a quick guide with side-by-side image comparisons - I will never say goodbye to Windows XP!!! NEVER!!! No matter how fast Windows 7 is, it will never erase the legacy of XP. XP was the most successful Windows OS that ever existed! I wished that Vista would be built on XP's foundation, but obviously MS had other ideas. Sigh...  |
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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 64-bit, SP2 | [QUOTE=Ojaser6;1117180] Quote: Originally Posted by JMH Quote: Originally Posted by Ojaser6 You're beginning to sound like an old timer.  |
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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 32bit / Windows 7 RTM x64 | [QUOTE=JMH;1117191] Quote: Originally Posted by Ojaser6 Quote: Originally Posted by JMH AHEM... Hey! That's not nice! Minus rep for you! (Just kidding)  |
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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 64-bit, SP2 | [QUOTE=Ojaser6;1117196] Quote: Originally Posted by JMH Quote: Originally Posted by Ojaser6 Respect for your elders please!  |
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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 32bit / Windows 7 RTM x64 | [QUOTE=JMH;1117199] Quote: Originally Posted by Ojaser6 Quote: Originally Posted by JMH How do you know my age??????? |
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08-20-2009
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| Vista Ultimate 64-bit, SP2 | [QUOTE=Ojaser6;1117207] Quote: Originally Posted by JMH Quote: Originally Posted by Ojaser6 I'm a mind reader part time. Might go full time soon. A bit of grovelling won't go astray either. |
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08-21-2009
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit [x86] - SP2 | Quote: Originally Posted by Ojaser6 I will never say goodbye to Windows XP!!! NEVER!!! No matter how fast Windows 7 is, it will never erase the legacy of XP. XP was the most successful Windows OS that ever existed! .....and so, a new word for the lexicon; expephile expephile n. one who displays and practices unrequited loyalty to near-extinct computer operating systems, with fervent hope for the system's resurrection. The fanatical attitudes and principles espoused, proclaimed and broadcast by expephiles, vaguely emulate those same qualities found in a group of people from another era....the Luddites. |
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