Window's most useful feature..?

[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

Jwalant Natvarlal Soneji wrote:

I use it all the day

I use only that all day since my servers are geographically scattered across. :-D

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[KarstenK]

Multimonitoring means that only one PC (and mouse and keyboard) makes the work on all monitors. So you can move one window to the other monitor. I like it because I can move the non-liked stuff to the secondary screen.:-O

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[KarstenK]

I love the Space cadet pinball most. (from NT 4.0)

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[Jwalant Natvarlal Soneji]

But the remote image rendering is quite slow with high graphics and other resources sharing ebabled.

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[Lost User]

I find the mouse pointer to be the most useful feature in Windows, it is also my favorite.

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[Muammar]

Just love it when I copy a couple of dozens of files and find that some are already in the destination and when asking to keep or replace, "No to all" is not between the choices!

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[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

True. But if the business requirements are like that, we ought to live with that right?

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[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

Solitare or the Cards?

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[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

WillemM wrote:

I like the new search feature in vista

But it misses the cute little Search Assistant. :mad:

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[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

Maxwell Chen wrote:

shutdown

You have a good versatile shutdown command. shutdown -i has a friendly GUI also.

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[KarstenK]

The Space cadet is a real pinball game on PC. A KB at MS http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826081#appliesto[^]

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[realJSOP]

The ability to easily restart your system...

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[ToddHileHoffer]

I agree. Everyone in my office uses two monitors and it really increases productivity. And unlike a lot of MS crap, it always just works. I've never had an issue with it.

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[MatthysDT]

Jwalant Natvarlal Soneji wrote:

Whats your love with windows..?

My love with Windows? As opposed to what other OS's lack? I don't know other OS's too well but as a programmer I find the System Tray quite useful in order to make discretely running programs/services easily available and configurable by the user.

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[Peter Rock]

Somehow they missed that feature on my majorly screwed up XP system. It can take 3 to 15 minutes for a restart depending on its mood.

[Kelly Herald]

To add to that list: Ctrl+A -> Select all Ctrl+Y -> Redo I have actually wore out the left ctrl key on one keyboard because of the copy/paste shortcuts.

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[WillemM]

I didn't like it really, it was always standing in my way when I wanted to search for something fast.

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[malharone]

(not Windows .. but generally speaking) CTRL + Z :laugh: