Vista must be KILLED

1) I hate the auto refresh feature in Vista much. I always use the list view
in Explorer as it is the best way to show hundreds files or more. In the
past, the files stays at the end of the list after I move / copy files to a
directory untill I press F5. I can select and manipulate these files
afterward easily. However, in Vista, the list refresh automatically after
file move / copy so that all the files became sorted by name. I usually work
with folders containing hundreds or thousands of files and I have a hard
time re-selecting or manipulating those files again. Vista is really suck,
anybody know of a registry key or other mean that disables the auto refresh
feature?

2) In XP or earlier, the total file size and some other useful details are
shown at the status bar at the bottom soon after I open a directory with the
Windows Explorer. Hey, what's wrong with Vista? Where were those info gone?
Please give me back all those useful details.
Hope I won't need to stick with my old XP till I'm in grave

Frank wrote:
> TheBiG Fukkin Asshole Idiot Moron POS Loser, capin' crunch wrote:
>
> <---deleted this assholes worthless diatribe--->
>
> Hey capin' crunch...you and that other fukkin idiot, ml, should get a
> room!...LOL!

This post makes one wonder if the Frankenmonster is capable of
expressing itself without using clichés. I don't think so. Its favorite,
of course, is its trusty third grade tactic that it *always* uses when
its been totally refuted: "I know you are but what am I?".

Alias

That problem was reported as far ago as 2007, and is widely compolained
about dear measekite.

You refuse to accept ciriticism of Vista because you're a primitive user,
without ambitions or long-term habits formed under Business OS's such as
UNIX or WinXP Profressional SP2. You're conditioned to accept inferiority
as it suits you well for multimedia and playing.

There're many problems with Vista Explorer and your opinion "all is well in
Baghdad" is drowned amongst an ocean of professionals users opinions.

See Subject:



"Mark Levitski" <> wrote in message
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> 1) I hate the auto refresh feature in Vista much. I always use the list
> view in Explorer as it is the best way to show hundreds files or more. In
> the past, the files stays at the end of the list after I move / copy files
> to a directory untill I press F5. I can select and manipulate these files
> afterward easily. However, in Vista, the list refresh automatically after
> file move / copy so that all the files became sorted by name. I usually
> work with folders containing hundreds or thousands of files and I have a
> hard time re-selecting or manipulating those files again. Vista is really
> suck, anybody know of a registry key or other mean that disables the auto
> refresh feature?
>
> 2) In XP or earlier, the total file size and some other useful details are
> shown at the status bar at the bottom soon after I open a directory with
> the Windows Explorer. Hey, what's wrong with Vista? Where were those info
> gone? Please give me back all those useful details.
> Hope I won't need to stick with my old XP till I'm in grave
>

webster72n wrote:
> See Subject:

You're advocating murder on the open Internet?

Alias
>
>
>
> "Mark Levitski" <> wrote in message
> news:#...
>> 1) I hate the auto refresh feature in Vista much. I always use the
>> list view in Explorer as it is the best way to show hundreds files or
>> more. In the past, the files stays at the end of the list after I move
>> / copy files to a directory untill I press F5. I can select and
>> manipulate these files afterward easily. However, in Vista, the list
>> refresh automatically after file move / copy so that all the files
>> became sorted by name. I usually work with folders containing hundreds
>> or thousands of files and I have a hard time re-selecting or
>> manipulating those files again. Vista is really suck, anybody know of
>> a registry key or other mean that disables the auto refresh feature?
>>
>> 2) In XP or earlier, the total file size and some other useful details
>> are shown at the status bar at the bottom soon after I open a
>> directory with the Windows Explorer. Hey, what's wrong with Vista?
>> Where were those info gone? Please give me back all those useful details.
>> Hope I won't need to stick with my old XP till I'm in grave
>>

Alias <> wrote in
news:h0ov1b$m8m$:

> webster72n wrote:
>> See Subject:
>
> You're advocating murder on the open Internet?
>
> Alias

Is that any different than Frank advocating beastiality ?

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:h0ov1b$m8m$...
> webster72n wrote:
>> See Subject:
>
> You're advocating murder on the open Internet?

I am not advocating anything, those are his own words, slightly amended, in
a figure of speech.
Now, buzzz offf, we're talking Vista here!

>
> Alias
>>
>>
>>
>> "Mark Levitski" <> wrote in message
>> news:#...
>>> 1) I hate the auto refresh feature in Vista much. I always use the list
>>> view in Explorer as it is the best way to show hundreds files or more.
>>> In the past, the files stays at the end of the list after I move / copy
>>> files to a directory untill I press F5. I can select and manipulate
>>> these files afterward easily. However, in Vista, the list refresh
>>> automatically after file move / copy so that all the files became sorted
>>> by name. I usually work with folders containing hundreds or thousands of
>>> files and I have a hard time re-selecting or manipulating those files
>>> again. Vista is really suck, anybody know of a registry key or other
>>> mean that disables the auto refresh feature?
>>>
>>> 2) In XP or earlier, the total file size and some other useful details
>>> are shown at the status bar at the bottom soon after I open a directory
>>> with the Windows Explorer. Hey, what's wrong with Vista? Where were
>>> those info gone? Please give me back all those useful details.
>>> Hope I won't need to stick with my old XP till I'm in grave
>>>

Frank <> wrote in news:4a300660$:

> DanS wrote:
>> Alias <> wrote in
>> news:h0ov1b$m8m$:
>>
>>> webster72n wrote:
>>>> See Subject:
>>> You're advocating murder on the open Internet?
>>>
>>> Alias
>>
>> Is that any different than Frank advocating beastiality ?
>
> Exposing those who practice bestiality and who are child molesters is
> not "advocating" anything.

Yeah......except that is not what you did........

You started rumors, and have repetatively stated lies claiming people are
child molesters, or into beastiality. Claims, and lies, and stories that
if were stated under any other media, could have you arrested and charged
with defamation.

Besides, experience has taught us, that those that make claims about
other people, usually do so to hide their own behavior....to take the
suspicions of oneself.

You are not unlike Eliot Spitzer, that fought so hard and spoke out
against prostitution prior to be elected governor, yet participated
himself.

Maybe it's YOU who is a child molester, or frequently does farm animals.

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:h0ov1b$m8m$...
> webster72n wrote:
>> See Subject:
>
> You're advocating murder on the open Internet?
>
> Alias

Your point being?
--

Don't pick a fight with an old man.
If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you.

"Mark Levitzki" <nospam_MetalBlade@nospam_Prodigy.net> wrote in message
news:%...
> No I don't get it... it was released like that?
> And why was it fixed? Because "MORONS" reported bugs or because of you
> having sex with Gill Bates... without using F-lock key?

I thought you were going away??

Run back to XP like a good boy, shoo.