I think there were 3 punctuation errors (all apostrophes, which I tend to ignore as a product of bad habit..its a programmer thing ), and about 3 or 4 spelling errors (unless you count the numerous abbreviated terms such as WinFS). You might want to revisit the third grade and learn how to keep count again, as you didn't even need all your fingers to cover everything.
Oh, and one other thing. You might want to check out the Vista product sheets, because there are about a dozen possible versions of Windows Vista, covering all sorts of price ranges, from the very cheap to the overkill expensive for those obsessive types. Not only that, Vista comes with a realtime upgrade tool that will allow you to purchase additional features if you need more but started out with a low-end version, delevered instantly and seamlessly.
First, why not learn some grammar? I was tempted to go back and read that twice, but decided against it because it sounds like a lot of blathering, uninformed, naive bull* anyway. Second, Windows XP OEM costs $150 on average, if you build your own PC (which if your not buying a brand name, is probably the case). Check out Link . Newegg is only one of the many online
Of the three, I have to say I preffer ObjectDock. While it doesn't have all the features of the others yet, it screems performance and then some. Considering that all three are in early stages of development, they may all end up the same, none beeing better than any other. For now, performance is what I'm looking for. On features, I hope that Stardock won't stop with the current featureset. The performance and smoothness of the animations is important, but I would also like to see at l
Now this makes me mad. > The US courts do not have the right to force a company to give up its life blood, which for microsoft is its code. No state and not even the supreme court has the right to tell a company to publicize its intellectual property, and I hope Microsoft fights this to the very end with everything they have. Microsoft is a baby in terms of companies. They are an aggressive company. Th
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