Vista Workflow!! Help Needed

for college im meant to talk about Vista Workflow.
not really fully sure what that means
what is the workflow in vista


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tvercetti

On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 10:17:57 -0500, tvercetti
<> wrote:

>
>for college im meant to talk about Vista Workflow.
>not really fully sure what that means
>what is the workflow in vista

The question makes no sense. You can tell your college professor for
me he's a jackass to pose such a silly question.

Workflow in the broader sense generally means some repeatable pattern
of activity that leads to some desired result.

Example: You want to paint your room.

1. Open can of paint. Stir till well mixed.
2. Dip brush or roller in paint.
3. Apply to ceilings and walls.
4. Wait to dry.

The pattern is you repeatedly dip the brush or roller in the paint and
apply to some surface. The desired result being a freshly painted
room.

Vista is the operating system. It's purpose is to control how
applications and connected hardware run.

There is no set pattern to using Vista or any OS. It varies depending
on WHAT you're trying to accomplish. Since your professor doesn't
sound very bright you could probably bluff him saying:

1. Click on Desktop icon
2. application starts.
3. Use application to do _____ blah, blah, blah.

Adam Albright wrote:

> On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 10:17:57 -0500, tvercetti
> <> wrote:
>
>
>>for college im meant to talk about Vista Workflow.
>>not really fully sure what that means
>>what is the workflow in vista
>
>
> The question makes no sense. You can tell your college professor for
> me he's a jackass to pose such a silly question.
>
> Workflow in the broader sense generally means some repeatable pattern
> of activity that leads to some desired result.
>
> Example: You want to paint your room.
>
> 1. Open can of paint. Stir till well mixed.
> 2. Dip brush or roller in paint.
> 3. Apply to ceilings and walls.
> 4. Wait to dry.
>
> The pattern is you repeatedly dip the brush or roller in the paint and
> apply to some surface. The desired result being a freshly painted
> room.
>
> Vista is the operating system. It's purpose is to control how
> applications and connected hardware run.
>
> There is no set pattern to using Vista or any OS. It varies depending
> on WHAT you're trying to accomplish. Since your professor doesn't
> sound very bright you could probably bluff him saying:
>
> 1. Click on Desktop icon
> 2. application starts.
> 3. Use application to do _____ blah, blah, blah.
>

Don't you just love to prove what a village idiot you are.
You're the laughing stock of this ng...hahaha...lol!
Frank

actually after reading both claims frank's and adam's i like your's adam i
wouldn't be surprised to find out the professor was happy with the answer.


ps: sorry frank, but he wins this one in my book.

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"Adam Albright" <> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 10:17:57 -0500, tvercetti
> <> wrote:
>
>>
>>for college im meant to talk about Vista Workflow.
>>not really fully sure what that means
>>what is the workflow in vista
>
> The question makes no sense. You can tell your college professor for
> me he's a jackass to pose such a silly question.
>
> Workflow in the broader sense generally means some repeatable pattern
> of activity that leads to some desired result.
>
> Example: You want to paint your room.
>
> 1. Open can of paint. Stir till well mixed.
> 2. Dip brush or roller in paint.
> 3. Apply to ceilings and walls.
> 4. Wait to dry.
>
> The pattern is you repeatedly dip the brush or roller in the paint and
> apply to some surface. The desired result being a freshly painted
> room.
>
> Vista is the operating system. It's purpose is to control how
> applications and connected hardware run.
>
> There is no set pattern to using Vista or any OS. It varies depending
> on WHAT you're trying to accomplish. Since your professor doesn't
> sound very bright you could probably bluff him saying:
>
> 1. Click on Desktop icon
> 2. application starts.
> 3. Use application to do _____ blah, blah, blah.
>

Computer & Sound System Tech wrote:
> actually after reading both claims frank's and adam's i like your's adam
> i wouldn't be surprised to find out the professor was happy with the
> answer.
>
>
> ps: sorry frank, but he wins this one in my book.
>

gamacu malakus...hehehe...!
Frank

"tvercetti" <> wrote in message
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>
> for college im meant to talk about Vista Workflow.
> not really fully sure what that means
> what is the workflow in vista
>

Are you sure you are talking about Microsoft Windows Vista?

I ask because a quick Google search finds several products that may make
more sense..

For example:

>>>>>
Have you been intrigued by Vista's workflow capability, but are not sure
where it might be applicable or how it should be implemented? Incorporated
within Vista is a powerful workflow engine. Using it you can add significant
value to your organization in several areas-reducing the man-hours expended
by key personnel, enforcing company-wide rules and procedures, preventing
mistakes, and ensuring appropriate oversight, to name a few. But how should
you get started? What process should you automate first and what steps
should you take to ensure success?

<<<<<

From
http://www.pdssoftware.com/newslette...s/page0003.htm

What subject are you doing?

?????? oh well i'll try to understand your post later

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Vista is satan's way to bring hell to earth. -Me

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foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools. -Web

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Faults -Everyone
"Frank" <> wrote in message
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> Computer & Sound System Tech wrote:
>> actually after reading both claims frank's and adam's i like your's adam
>> i wouldn't be surprised to find out the professor was happy with the
>> answer.
>>
>>
>> ps: sorry frank, but he wins this one in my book.
>>
>
> gamacu malakus...hehehe...!
> Frank

the workflow in vista stinks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

there is no good rhythm working with vista because they have destroyed the
way you navigate, the way you access various features is STUPID, and they
have removed useful TOOLBARS and ICONS from internet explorer and windows
explorer. And worse of all its that UAC
stopping you all the time. How can you have a workflow with something as
stupidly implemented as that?
The OS is slow too slow.. it shouldn't have been so darn slow, and you run
into multitude of problems when you need to install programs and hardware.


Vista is not only slower because its design is stupid, but because its
design is stupid it slows down the user from doing various tasks.






"tvercetti" <> wrote in message
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> for college im meant to talk about Vista Workflow.
> not really fully sure what that means
> what is the workflow in vista
>
>
> --
> tvercetti

Taibear ios wrote:

> the workflow in vista stinks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Explain how that is with some details, ok?
>
> there is no good rhythm working with vista because they have destroyed the
> way you navigate,

They did?

the way you access various features is STUPID, and they
> have removed useful TOOLBARS and ICONS from internet explorer and windows
> explorer. And worse of all its that UAC
> stopping you all the time. How can you have a workflow with something as
> stupidly implemented as that?

Well, try knowing what you are doing and how to customize your
computer(s) to your liking instead of going on a rant of "how stupid
Vista is", when really it's you, the user who is stupid.

> The OS is slow too slow.. it shouldn't have been so darn slow, and you run
> into multitude of problems when you need to install programs and hardware.

Still can't get it into your point little brain on how to properly run
Vista huh?
>
>
> Vista is not only slower because its design is stupid, but because its
> design is stupid it slows down the user from doing various tasks.

Tells us about your industrial/mechanical design acumen ok?
We're all waiting with baited breath for your answer.
Frank