I would never use this thing myself, but I was installing Windows Vista at work and it occurred to me how Microsoft creates new operating systems. Here is the process.
- o Take all the bits from the current operating system and put them in a huge sack.
o Add shiny bits left over from Christmas two years ago.
o Add bits "found" from other software vendors.
o Shake the sack real good and pour it out.
o Viola! Instant new operating system.
This explains how all the current pieces are always there, but never in the places you would expect them to be. How else can MS generate sales for new books?
Mike
Hayden Lake, ID
