and the Microsoft bashing will contune....
No really they are doing a great job, but they need to listen to us more,
keep us updated via blogs and have one central feedback place. The microsoft
website has forums, newsgroups, both with diferent looks and comands. Just
have one central spot...
They are worrying so much about apple bashing them, let them..
Sorry for my off topic comment but just wanted to say my 2 cents
"Jonathan Kay [MVP]" wrote:
> At this rate, we'll end up back at a command line with mouse UI 
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> ".Chris" <> wrote in message
> news:274CA4CE-26D4-430C-BE9D-...
> > Because they wanted a "clean look". with no images just hard to read text. Or
> > this is our own punishment for all the complaints we given them the past 7
> > years.
> >
> > Text is not always clean. Images are cleaner in my opinion as they can
> > explain 150 letters with one simple look microsoft fails again to see that
> >
> > "Brian Murphy" wrote:
> >
> >> I think that is the way it was in 8.5 so not sure why they changed it.
> >> Would be much nicer with the Y instead 
> >>
> >> ".Chris" <> wrote in message
> >> news:B647503A-4D39-4FD3-8840-...
> >> > Exactly. Why cant they just add a Yahoo icon like the purple " ! Y " .
> >> > thats
> >> > a much better approach and we all will know, "ah, thats my yahoo contact"
> >> > then just text.
> >> >
> >> > But wait, microsoft is moving away from icons. back to the 3.1 era thats
> >> > great.... <rolls eyes and shakes head>
> >> >
> >> > "Teoh Han Hui" wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> I believe prefixing "yahoo:" to the name of Yahoo Messenger contacts is
> >> >> not
> >> >> an elegant solution. It is especially problematic when the first
> >> >> character of
> >> >> the contact's name combines with the colon (
resulting in an emoticon
> >> >> being
> >> >> displayed.
> >>
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