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Oct. 19
Full Netterwrote:
Hi David,. Nice Space..

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RE: BLOG AT http://davidlower.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!9745D57C3A9261FA!3715.entry WINDOWS 7 - 32BIT WHAT IS THE POINT OF HAVING A 32BIT WINDOWS 7 WITH ONLY BEING ABLE TO RUN UPTO 4GB RAM ? OR AM I WRONG MICROSOFT THIS WRITE UP BLOG WAS MADE BY DAVID PAUL LOWER INFO WRITE 14TH AUGUST 2008 I SETUP A BLOG AT ---

The point is that there are still many more 32 bit only systems out there than 64 bit ones. Yes most CPUs one can buy today are 64 bit capable, but the majority of these end up only running a 32 bit OS. There are various reasons for this. One is lack of device support, one is software compatibility (lots of stuff still doesn't behave properly under WOW64) and of course there's need. Lastly let's not forget so-called emerging and 3rd world markets who at this point just need a light weight version of Windows for basic cloud connectivity. One has to remember that the blog community and audience is pretty much self-selecting. Folks who read and in particular write blogs are not average Windows users - we tend to be 'power users'.
 
Personally I'd like to see Windows 7 give me the option of not having to pay the 'legacy' tax. I'd love it if the various backwards compat subsystems where optional installs.
 
Given Microsoft's stated desire to iterate on their client on a 2-3 year cycle going forwards I would fully expect Windows 8 and maybe even 9 to support 32 bit. Windows Server is quite another thing and I suspect that Windows Server 8 well be 64 bit only - but again that comes down to need.
 
I say all this as a software developer who writes both native and managed 32 and 64 bit Windows software (been doing the 64 bit thing since the early days of IA64 - running chip simulators on a dual 32 bit box). Today you have a choice you can run the 64 bit client if you need to / really want to, or you can use the 32 bit client. What's wrong with choice?
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samlex wrote:
hi david nice space thats wat i do allot try things out on my pc iv tried a few sercurity suits out and some spyware programs out
Aug. 12
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Szombathelyi Gábor wrote:
I have read your space about Windows Seven, I'd like to try it.
Aug. 12
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downloaded some stuff , just had to say great site m8 well done, have a good day rgds jagged
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Paul wrote:
anyway i have always been able to see the power of the internet and was amazed by your videos about the pen etc.
i have  xp os legit ofcourse had to totaly restore it recently and start again couldnt do non destructive restore ,
dont know why just couldnt do it so ive downlowded firefox with its add-ons etc,thats a maze inits self also downlowded
trial cs3 extended which is good but is another maze ,roll-on the chip injection lol maybe ill remmember it all then,
tech jargon its like automatic walls everywhere you look well for me anyway .
watched a fare few you tube videos and was surprised about how easy it is to have accounts hacked etc,how can the normal
people in the street be sure their safe online,its a minefield trying to find your way round and no get stung as it were.
ive even looked at articals by tim o`mara ,i think thats his name.about the meaning of web 2.0 ,hard to understand but think
i got the idea .ive even tried to take in a little of html then i find theres php etc etc .
i wanted to create a web site and try to make a living on the net but find articals leading this way and that, then found out about myspace  etc and wat people are doing with it which is great seems to say to me that and my be wrong ,that you dont actualy need a website as such,lol i must seem like tim but dim lol,drivling on .anyway i would be grateful af any advice etc to help me get some direction ,i found your space to be well laid out and enjoyed looking through your articals tried the mcafee connection speed thingy  lol it said that it was 560.06 over 1.89 dont know if thats good or bad ,anyway thanks for listeninghi david
my name is paul,ive had a look around your space and found it very intresting and informative,theres so much information out there 
that for somebody like myself a total novice its hard to know whats best and whats not.
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VistaGlazz 1.1 Another Nice Download For Our Vista Users At > www.davidlower.spaces.live.com INFO WRITE 30th OCTOBER 2008 FROM DAVID PAUL LOWER

 

 

 

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VistaGlazz 1.1 Another Nice Download For Our Vista Users At > www.davidlower.spaces.live.com 
 
 INFO WRITE 30th OCTOBER 2008 FROM DAVID PAUL LOWER
 
 
 
VistaGlazz lets you easily modify your Windows Vista installation to use custom styles and modify your Aero style to use the Glass effect on maximized windows.
This is app is extremely simple, but performs an essential and possibly complicated task for Windows Vista customizers. It patches several DLLs that control Vista's appearance so that users can alter Vista to their liking. It's also freeware, making it a viable workaround for those who want to tweak Vista but don't want to pay for it. It also changes Aero so that it stays in effect on maximized screens.

There's not much else to the program. It absolutely will not work with Vista Service Pack 1 Release Candidates. If you install Vista Glazz before removing the SP1 RC, simply uninstall the app and then SP1, and then reinstall the program. The interface is basic, there are no skins provided, and the EULA gives off the vague stench of unfounded fear.

Nevertheless, if you're looking for a simple solution to a potential nightmare, Vista Glazz may be the first step you'll need to take to pretty up Vista just the way you want.

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Windows 7 build 6933.winmain.081020 -1842 info & Screenshoots INFO WRITE 29th OCTOBER 2008 FROM DAVID PAUL LOWER

 

 

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Windows 7 build 6933.winmain.081020 -1842 info & Screenshoots
 
 INFO WRITE 29th OCTOBER 2008 FROM DAVID PAUL LOWER
 
 
During the Windows 7 reviewers workshop on Sunday Linda Averett demonstrated the user interface enhancements introduced with Windows 7. Keeping with the trend, Averett described herself as a PC, wearing a red top matching her fall colored desktop with orange and red aero glass tones. The session was an overview of some new features demonstrated on Windows 7 build 6933.winmain.081020-1842. Unfortunately the build that will be handed out to PDC attendees will not feature most of the enhancements I am about to detail. First up was the new Windows 7 desktop. The new desktop includes a thicker taskbar, improved system tray and no sidebar.
 
The orb on the start menu also glistens after hover over.
 




Although the look is similar to Vista, the main changes would be demonstrated next, hovering Window display and Jump lists. Averett described the jump lists as a "very addictive feature".



Jump lists are accessible by right clicking on instances in the taskbar and they give you a list of recent documents using the recent documents API. Jump lists are also available on the start menu.







Averett went on to demo the new Windows Media player controls from the taskbar. You can skip, play tracks and fully control the WMP experience from the new taskbar control.



Snap to side is the next major UI enhancement meaning if you have 2 windows open you can tile them easily by snapping them to the side. This also works by dragging the window up to the top of the monitor and snapping it to the top (maximising it). Interestingly in the demonstrations we saw when windows were maximised the glass effect was still visible. You can also see some of the latest Windows 7 touch advancements where jump lists are 25% larger than when used with the mouse and flick gestures are evident. When Sinofsky was asked if this violated Apple's patents he said he could not discuss any legal issues.

 

Another great new feature named in the Windows 7 build as "preview desktop" but described as "peek into desktop", allows you to see through windows and straight onto the desktop. Interestingly Microsoft have decided to remove the Windows Sidebar and simply drop the gadgets onto the desktop.

 





Averett went on to describe data Microsoft had gathered regarding customising Windows. 30% of people customise their glass colour. Customers and OEMs both care a lot about customisation. Windows 7 boosts what you can do with the glass colour. You can now create theme sets and save them to share with friends and family.



The system tray has also been re-designed allowing users to hide system tray icons if they wish:

 





Libraries are now included in Windows 7 to help you better manage documents. Libraries is a collection of content like photos, pictures and music. Libraries allow you to add storage and keep the pictures stored locally across lots of drives but have links to the library.



Federated search allows you to search across multiple PCs to pull photos from another photo library on another PC. The new search pane gives you a great preview of documents too within explorer.



HomeGroup is the feature that allows federated search to search across multiple PC libraries. A HomeGroup allows you to easily link Windows 7 computers on your home network so that you can share pictures, music, videos, documents and devices. It also makes them ready to stream media to devices on your home network such as a media extender. You can help protect your HomeGroup with a password, and you can choose what you want to share.

Another demonstration focussed on the new "PlayTo" option that will stream your music from other PCs and other music libraries (including iTunes) to your media receivers or other PCs. Windows Media Player now plays AAC songs that iTunes uses but as Apple does not license FairPlay content Microsoft is unable to provide this functionality. PlayTo also works on pictures and videos.



Device stage was demonstrated next. This is a part of explorer which will demonstrate what a device is and what it can do. It's an opportunity for the device vendor to fully showcase the device and present a photo realistic image of the device. It has a task area at the bottom section where the vendor can provide links to inbuilt applications and device information. Microsoft believes this will transform opportunities for vendors. The entire device stage is an implementation of software + services and devices built inside an XML document.



A new feature in Windows 7 that was not fully demonstrated was the magnifier tool pictured below. This allows users to zoom into specific parts of the desktop.



My first impression of Windows 7 is that it's a great improvement on Vista. It has improved performance, a neat boot screen that fires up devices quicker than before and the improved taskbar and windows management features will help when switching between various applications. Throughtout the rest of PDC Microsoft will be unveiling more information about the Windows 7 desktop improvements. We'll be there so keep an eye out on our PDC section.

For more images and screenshots check out our Windows 7 gallery. Our friends at
ActiveWin and Paul Thurrott have some great reviews too so check them out.

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Windows 7 build 6933.winmain.081020-1842 Video Preview of jump lists INFO WRITE 29th OCTOBER 2008 FROM DAVID PAUL LOWER

 

 

 

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Windows 7 build 6933.winmain.081020 -1842 Video Preview of jump lists
 
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A more recent build of Windows 7 and recorded the following demo of jump lists and the Window preview
The new hover over window previews

 

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Windows 7: What’s coming for business users INFO WRITE 29th OCTOBER 2008 FROM DAVID PAUL LOWER

 
 
 
 

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Windows 7: What’s coming for business users
 
 INFO WRITE 29th OCTOBER 2008 FROM DAVID PAUL LOWER
 
 
Microsoft showed off publicly for the first time Windows 7 at the Professional Developers Conference (PDC) on October 28.
 
But almost everything shown were consumer-focused features. Does that mean Windows 7 won’t have anything for businesses?

Microsoft officials say Windows 7 will include enterprise functionality, too, even though today’s PDC keynote didn’t highlight it.

(For screen shots of and more information about the M3 pre-beta Windows 7 build that Microsoft is distributing to PDC attendees, check out my ZDNet blogging colleague Ed Bott’s blog. ActiveWin is running a meaty review of the Windows 7 M3 preview. Paul Thurrott has reviews on Windows 7 M3, as well as the Windows 7 Server 2008 R2 pre-beta.)

I asked Mike Nash, Corporate Vice President of Windows Product Management, about what’s coming on the business front — besides the fundamental changes that will benefit all users, like quicker boot speed, support for up to 256 processors and more granular User Account Control management.

Nash mentioned:

* Branch Office Caching (hosted server caching)
* New desktop imaging tools for managing multiple monitors, etc.
* Bitlocker to go — encryption for removable USB drives
* AppLocker — better control over which applications are authorized to be used on which machines
* Direct Access — RPC over HTTPS will be modified to allow users to authenticate to their domain, and access applications and resources without a
VPN I didn’t explain this correctly. Microsoft officials said “This is not related to RPC over HTTPS. It is a new solution to enable remote PCs to stay connected to the corp network whenever they have an internet connection. Here’s more on Direct Access.
* Native virtual hard disk (VHD) support

(I don’t believe all of these features are enabled in the pre-beta Windows 7 build. I’ll ask Microsoft for clarification.)

Update: Microsoft said all of these features will be in the M3 build, and Direct Access and Branch Office Caching require Windows Server 2008 R2 to work. The M3 of Windows Server 2008 R2 is being distributed to show attendees today, alongside the Windows 7 M3 pre-beta bits.

Microsoft officials said today that the M3 pre-beta of Windows 7 will go to PDC attendees, attendees of the company’s Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) in early November, and a select group of other external testers. This is considered an application-programming-interface (API) complete build.

A first public beta of Windows 7, that will be feature-complete, is due “early next year,” company officials said. (My bet? That’s a worst-case date and the public beta will still show up before Christmas this year.) Don’t expect multiple betas: From what officials are hinting, it sounds like there will be one beta, one release candidate and then RTM.

Microsoft still isn’t changing official guidance on when Windows 7 will ship. The official date is three years from general availability of Vista, meaning early 2010. I still believe that’s a worst-case date and we’ll see Windows 7 by the second half of 2009.

 
 
 

 
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