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Hi Dark,
Well, I don't know. I'm not really all that impressed with touchscreen
interfaces which is probably why Windows 8 is such a major turn off
for me. I realize why Microsoft introduced the new Start Screen
putting everything on the screen for a sighted user just to point to
an icon and double tap it to activate. That's all well and good if you
like touchscreen user interfaces, but I personally don't. I'd prefer a
normal user interface with standard popup menus, toolbars, and
menubars, than the ribbons, tialed context screens, and all the other
user interface changes in Windows 8. That is why I plan to stick with
Windows 7 for a while as its new, and I actually like the changes to
the Start Menu etc.
Cheers!
On 11/21/12, dark <d...@xgam.org> wrote:
> that does sound like a good plan in principle I agree tom.
>
> indeed, it makes me more inclined to skip windows 7 entirely and go straight
>
> to 8, sinse by the time I get to upgrading touch screen support should be
> workable, and I'm very impressed with how easy it is in vo, and that would
> be much better for handling the cluttered interfaces ms are lumbering
> people with than conventional screen reading and being forced to have
> windows 7 and it's clutter.
>
> Beware the grue!
>
> Dark.
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