Windows Vista Ultimate Extras Vanish in Thin Air

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Microsoft is mocking users of the Ultimate edition of its Windows Vista
operating system with the Windows Ultimate Extras. Back in January 2007,
Microsoft applauded Windows ultimate Extras as a collection of unique
content designed to integrate seamlessly with the high-end edition of its
latest Windows operating system. At that time, the Windows project was still
under the lead of Jim Allchin, (Former) Co-President, Platforms & Services
Division, and had failed to taste the bitter Windows Omerta codename
Translucency imposed by Steven
Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering Group.

And in no aspect did Microsoft fail Ultimate users more than with the
delivery of DreamScene and the Language Packs. In fact, seven months after
the commercial availability of Windows Vista, the Redmond company is yet to
finalize DreamScene or to make available the Language Packs.

"We intend to ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs by
the end of the summer. We will not ship the last two Extras showcased in
January (Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs) until they
meet the high quality bar required by our enthusiastic customers-and we
believe that we can achieve that bar by the end of this summer," revealed
Barry Goffe, Director, Windows Vista Ultimate Microsoft back in early July.

I don't know what Goffe meant by the intention to "ship" DreamScene and the
undelivered language packs, but Microsoft actually pulled the original
content associated with the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) feature of
Windows Vista Ultimate from Windows Update. If you still want them, the
download links have been posted over at Channel 9. But this could mean a
couple of things. Either Microsoft has discontinued the language packs
altogether, or the company is getting ready to unveil the remaining Extras.
However, Redmond is paved with nothing but good intentions, as far as
Ultimate Extras are concerned.

"We also intend to deliver additional Extras in the future. In addition to
Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs, we plan to ship a
collection of additional Windows Ultimate Extras over the next couple years
that we are confident will delight our passionate Windows Vista Ultimate
customers. We cannot identify dates or provide details at this time-but once
we ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs, we will provide
more information about the next Extras," Goffe added in July.

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windo...ir-63944.shtml

STFU you moron. All you do is insult everyone and claim vista is stupid.
If you like Ubuntu so much, go slither over to the Ubuntu group and dive in.

"Mike Glenn" <> wrote in message
news:...
> WARNING: if you dont like reading news leave the NEWSgroup or stop
> whinning !
>
> Microsoft is mocking users of the Ultimate edition of its Windows Vista
> operating system with the Windows Ultimate Extras. Back in January 2007,
> Microsoft applauded Windows ultimate Extras as a collection of unique
> content designed to integrate seamlessly with the high-end edition of its
> latest Windows operating system. At that time, the Windows project was
> still under the lead of Jim Allchin, (Former) Co-President, Platforms &
> Services Division, and had failed to taste the bitter Windows Omerta
> codename Translucency imposed by Steven
> Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering
> Group.
>
> And in no aspect did Microsoft fail Ultimate users more than with the
> delivery of DreamScene and the Language Packs. In fact, seven months after
> the commercial availability of Windows Vista, the Redmond company is yet
> to finalize DreamScene or to make available the Language Packs.
>
> "We intend to ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs
> by the end of the summer. We will not ship the last two Extras showcased
> in January (Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs) until
> they meet the high quality bar required by our enthusiastic customers-and
> we believe that we can achieve that bar by the end of this summer,"
> revealed Barry Goffe, Director, Windows Vista Ultimate Microsoft back in
> early July.
>
> I don't know what Goffe meant by the intention to "ship" DreamScene and
> the undelivered language packs, but Microsoft actually pulled the original
> content associated with the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) feature of
> Windows Vista Ultimate from Windows Update. If you still want them, the
> download links have been posted over at Channel 9. But this could mean a
> couple of things. Either Microsoft has discontinued the language packs
> altogether, or the company is getting ready to unveil the remaining
> Extras. However, Redmond is paved with nothing but good intentions, as far
> as Ultimate Extras are concerned.
>
> "We also intend to deliver additional Extras in the future. In addition to
> Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs, we plan to ship a
> collection of additional Windows Ultimate Extras over the next couple
> years that we are confident will delight our passionate Windows Vista
> Ultimate customers. We cannot identify dates or provide details at this
> time-but once we ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs,
> we will provide more information about the next Extras," Goffe added in
> July.
>
> http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windo...ir-63944.shtml
>

Mike Glenn wrote:

> WARNING: if you dont like reading news leave the NEWSgroup or stop whinning
> !
>
> Microsoft is mocking users of the Ultimate edition of its Windows Vista
> operating system with the Windows Ultimate Extras. Back in January 2007,
> Microsoft applauded Windows ultimate Extras as a collection of unique
> content designed to integrate seamlessly with the high-end edition of its
> latest Windows operating system. At that time, the Windows project was still
> under the lead of Jim Allchin, (Former) Co-President, Platforms & Services
> Division, and had failed to taste the bitter Windows Omerta codename
> Translucency imposed by Steven
> Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering Group.
>
> And in no aspect did Microsoft fail Ultimate users more than with the
> delivery of DreamScene and the Language Packs. In fact, seven months after
> the commercial availability of Windows Vista, the Redmond company is yet to
> finalize DreamScene or to make available the Language Packs.
>
> "We intend to ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs by
> the end of the summer. We will not ship the last two Extras showcased in
> January (Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs) until they
> meet the high quality bar required by our enthusiastic customers-and we
> believe that we can achieve that bar by the end of this summer," revealed
> Barry Goffe, Director, Windows Vista Ultimate Microsoft back in early July.
>
> I don't know what Goffe meant by the intention to "ship" DreamScene and the
> undelivered language packs, but Microsoft actually pulled the original
> content associated with the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) feature of
> Windows Vista Ultimate from Windows Update. If you still want them, the
> download links have been posted over at Channel 9. But this could mean a
> couple of things. Either Microsoft has discontinued the language packs
> altogether, or the company is getting ready to unveil the remaining Extras.
> However, Redmond is paved with nothing but good intentions, as far as
> Ultimate Extras are concerned.
>
> "We also intend to deliver additional Extras in the future. In addition to
> Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs, we plan to ship a
> collection of additional Windows Ultimate Extras over the next couple years
> that we are confident will delight our passionate Windows Vista Ultimate
> customers. We cannot identify dates or provide details at this time-but once
> we ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs, we will provide
> more information about the next Extras," Goffe added in July.
>
> http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windo...ir-63944.shtml
>
>
Yawn...old news.
Hey mike...get a new life ok cause the one you've got is not working.
Frank

Bill Yanair and Franky Poo...

the 2 vista newsgroup clowns



"Bill Yanaire" <> wrote in message
news:...
> STFU you moron. All you do is insult everyone and claim vista is stupid.
> If you like Ubuntu so much, go slither over to the Ubuntu group and dive
> in.
>
> "Mike Glenn" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> WARNING: if you dont like reading news leave the NEWSgroup or stop
>> whinning !
>>
>> Microsoft is mocking users of the Ultimate edition of its Windows Vista
>> operating system with the Windows Ultimate Extras. Back in January 2007,
>> Microsoft applauded Windows ultimate Extras as a collection of unique
>> content designed to integrate seamlessly with the high-end edition of its
>> latest Windows operating system. At that time, the Windows project was
>> still under the lead of Jim Allchin, (Former) Co-President, Platforms &
>> Services Division, and had failed to taste the bitter Windows Omerta
>> codename Translucency imposed by Steven
>> Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering
>> Group.
>>
>> And in no aspect did Microsoft fail Ultimate users more than with the
>> delivery of DreamScene and the Language Packs. In fact, seven months
>> after the commercial availability of Windows Vista, the Redmond company
>> is yet to finalize DreamScene or to make available the Language Packs.
>>
>> "We intend to ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs
>> by the end of the summer. We will not ship the last two Extras showcased
>> in January (Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs) until
>> they meet the high quality bar required by our enthusiastic customers-and
>> we believe that we can achieve that bar by the end of this summer,"
>> revealed Barry Goffe, Director, Windows Vista Ultimate Microsoft back in
>> early July.
>>
>> I don't know what Goffe meant by the intention to "ship" DreamScene and
>> the undelivered language packs, but Microsoft actually pulled the
>> original content associated with the Multilingual User Interface (MUI)
>> feature of Windows Vista Ultimate from Windows Update. If you still want
>> them, the download links have been posted over at Channel 9. But this
>> could mean a couple of things. Either Microsoft has discontinued the
>> language packs altogether, or the company is getting ready to unveil the
>> remaining Extras. However, Redmond is paved with nothing but good
>> intentions, as far as Ultimate Extras are concerned.
>>
>> "We also intend to deliver additional Extras in the future. In addition
>> to Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs, we plan to ship a
>> collection of additional Windows Ultimate Extras over the next couple
>> years that we are confident will delight our passionate Windows Vista
>> Ultimate customers. We cannot identify dates or provide details at this
>> time-but once we ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language
>> Packs, we will provide more information about the next Extras," Goffe
>> added in July.
>>
>> http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windo...ir-63944.shtml
>>
>
>

Bill Yanair and Franky Poo...

the 2 vista newsgroup clowns


"Frank" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Mike Glenn wrote:
>
>> WARNING: if you dont like reading news leave the NEWSgroup or stop
>> whinning !
>>
>> Microsoft is mocking users of the Ultimate edition of its Windows Vista
>> operating system with the Windows Ultimate Extras. Back in January 2007,
>> Microsoft applauded Windows ultimate Extras as a collection of unique
>> content designed to integrate seamlessly with the high-end edition of its
>> latest Windows operating system. At that time, the Windows project was
>> still under the lead of Jim Allchin, (Former) Co-President, Platforms &
>> Services Division, and had failed to taste the bitter Windows Omerta
>> codename Translucency imposed by Steven
>> Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering
>> Group.
>>
>> And in no aspect did Microsoft fail Ultimate users more than with the
>> delivery of DreamScene and the Language Packs. In fact, seven months
>> after the commercial availability of Windows Vista, the Redmond company
>> is yet to finalize DreamScene or to make available the Language Packs.
>>
>> "We intend to ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs
>> by the end of the summer. We will not ship the last two Extras showcased
>> in January (Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language Packs) until
>> they meet the high quality bar required by our enthusiastic customers-and
>> we believe that we can achieve that bar by the end of this summer,"
>> revealed Barry Goffe, Director, Windows Vista Ultimate Microsoft back in
>> early July.
>>
>> I don't know what Goffe meant by the intention to "ship" DreamScene and
>> the undelivered language packs, but Microsoft actually pulled the
>> original content associated with the Multilingual User Interface (MUI)
>> feature of Windows Vista Ultimate from Windows Update. If you still want
>> them, the download links have been posted over at Channel 9. But this
>> could mean a couple of things. Either Microsoft has discontinued the
>> language packs altogether, or the company is getting ready to unveil the
>> remaining Extras. However, Redmond is paved with nothing but good
>> intentions, as far as Ultimate Extras are concerned.
>>
>> "We also intend to deliver additional Extras in the future. In addition
>> to Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs, we plan to ship a
>> collection of additional Windows Ultimate Extras over the next couple
>> years that we are confident will delight our passionate Windows Vista
>> Ultimate customers. We cannot identify dates or provide details at this
>> time-but once we ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language
>> Packs, we will provide more information about the next Extras," Goffe
>> added in July.
>>
>> http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windo...ir-63944.shtml
> Yawn...old news.
> Hey mike...get a new life ok cause the one you've got is not working.
> Frank

Amazing - All you can do is repeat yourself. Go play with Ubuntu now.

"Mike Glenn" <> wrote in message
news:46d5b92a$...
> Bill Yanair and Franky Poo...
>
> the 2 vista newsgroup clowns
>
>
> "Frank" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Mike Glenn wrote:
>>
>>> WARNING: if you dont like reading news leave the NEWSgroup or stop
>>> whinning !
>>>
>>> Microsoft is mocking users of the Ultimate edition of its Windows Vista
>>> operating system with the Windows Ultimate Extras. Back in January 2007,
>>> Microsoft applauded Windows ultimate Extras as a collection of unique
>>> content designed to integrate seamlessly with the high-end edition of
>>> its latest Windows operating system. At that time, the Windows project
>>> was still under the lead of Jim Allchin, (Former) Co-President,
>>> Platforms & Services Division, and had failed to taste the bitter
>>> Windows Omerta codename Translucency imposed by Steven
>>> Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering
>>> Group.
>>>
>>> And in no aspect did Microsoft fail Ultimate users more than with the
>>> delivery of DreamScene and the Language Packs. In fact, seven months
>>> after the commercial availability of Windows Vista, the Redmond company
>>> is yet to finalize DreamScene or to make available the Language Packs.
>>>
>>> "We intend to ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language
>>> Packs by the end of the summer. We will not ship the last two Extras
>>> showcased in January (Windows DreamScene and the remaining 20 Language
>>> Packs) until they meet the high quality bar required by our enthusiastic
>>> customers-and we believe that we can achieve that bar by the end of this
>>> summer," revealed Barry Goffe, Director, Windows Vista Ultimate
>>> Microsoft back in early July.
>>>
>>> I don't know what Goffe meant by the intention to "ship" DreamScene and
>>> the undelivered language packs, but Microsoft actually pulled the
>>> original content associated with the Multilingual User Interface (MUI)
>>> feature of Windows Vista Ultimate from Windows Update. If you still want
>>> them, the download links have been posted over at Channel 9. But this
>>> could mean a couple of things. Either Microsoft has discontinued the
>>> language packs altogether, or the company is getting ready to unveil the
>>> remaining Extras. However, Redmond is paved with nothing but good
>>> intentions, as far as Ultimate Extras are concerned.
>>>
>>> "We also intend to deliver additional Extras in the future. In addition
>>> to Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language Packs, we plan to ship
>>> a collection of additional Windows Ultimate Extras over the next couple
>>> years that we are confident will delight our passionate Windows Vista
>>> Ultimate customers. We cannot identify dates or provide details at this
>>> time-but once we ship Windows DreamScene and the remaining Language
>>> Packs, we will provide more information about the next Extras," Goffe
>>> added in July.
>>>
>>> http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windo...ir-63944.shtml
>> Yawn...old news.
>> Hey mike...get a new life ok cause the one you've got is not working.
>> Frank
>
>