Who is using Windows 7? Quick question :o
First...I have been using it for a couple weeks as a casual user. It is pretty awesome. I really like the widgets that come with the OS. And I think the graphics (icons, themes) look good too
Anything beyond that...:dunno:
Anyway. One thing I dont like and I am sure there is a fix for this. I have some shortcuts on the toolbar. I like the old style on XP where the shortcut icons are grouped together on the left. When something is in use, like Firefox, itll appear on the toolbar. When I hit a shortcut multiple times, like Firefox, itll open up multiple windows. On Windows 7, it is similar to OSX in that hitting the shortcut will just bring up the application. Within the application itself, you have to go and open a new window.
What gives
Anything beyond that...:dunno:Anyway. One thing I dont like and I am sure there is a fix for this. I have some shortcuts on the toolbar. I like the old style on XP where the shortcut icons are grouped together on the left. When something is in use, like Firefox, itll appear on the toolbar. When I hit a shortcut multiple times, like Firefox, itll open up multiple windows. On Windows 7, it is similar to OSX in that hitting the shortcut will just bring up the application. Within the application itself, you have to go and open a new window.
What gives
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First...I have been using it for a couple weeks as a casual user. It is pretty awesome. I really like the widgets that come with the OS. And I think the graphics (icons, themes) look good too
Anything beyond that...:dunno:
Anyway. One thing I dont like and I am sure there is a fix for this. I have some shortcuts on the toolbar. I like the old style on XP where the shortcut icons are grouped together on the left. When something is in use, like Firefox, itll appear on the toolbar. When I hit a shortcut multiple times, like Firefox, itll open up multiple windows. On Windows 7, it is similar to OSX in that hitting the shortcut will just bring up the application. Within the application itself, you have to go and open a new window.
What gives
Anything beyond that...:dunno:Anyway. One thing I dont like and I am sure there is a fix for this. I have some shortcuts on the toolbar. I like the old style on XP where the shortcut icons are grouped together on the left. When something is in use, like Firefox, itll appear on the toolbar. When I hit a shortcut multiple times, like Firefox, itll open up multiple windows. On Windows 7, it is similar to OSX in that hitting the shortcut will just bring up the application. Within the application itself, you have to go and open a new window.
What gives

if you hold onto the window and drag it into the right or left side of the monitor, it'll make the windows width 1/2 the size of your desktop. It's awesome when organizing files.
Last edited by e3NiNe; Oct 5, 2009 at 06:57 PM.


