[AccessD] Ramblings of a nutcase

Gustav,

I heartily agree. And with a pair of monitors, doubly so. Further, by
dragging the Desktop tile to the first (opening) group of tiles, I can jump
right into any of the programs on the Desktop.

Incidentally, the utility I mentioned (ClassicShell) is also very useful in
a Win7 environment, particularly due to its serious enhancement of Control
Panel. I would encourage Win7 users to install it as well as Win 8.1 users.

Arthur


On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 11:16 AM, Gustav Brock <gustav at cactus.dk> wrote:

> Hi John
>
> I don't know. Maybe it's a question of attitude, though it seems that you
> have given Win8 an honest try. But many have said - even before they
> touched(!) it - that it is crap and then, of course, it is crap and will
> remain so to these people. I always wonder what kind of joy such people
> have being so negative.
>
> I'm not a fanatic first mover. However, to me Win8 has worked from day
> one. I can't recall a single crash, and I have never been in a situation
> where I couldn't do something and wished Win7 back. To me everything has
> worked the same or better on Win8. When I work with WinXP it's like
> visiting a museum, and I'm about getting the same feeling with Win7 -
> things of value but of the past.
>
> /gustav