I don't think MS's new can't-call-it-Metro UI has gotten any traction
in corporate environments. If they don't want Windows 8 to be a bigger
flop than Vista, compatibility is essential.
On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 10:23 AM, Lea Rush l...@astoria-pacific.com wrote:
I'm one who's stayed with FM8 and
Lea,
I'm using an even older version of Frame; Frame 6.0p405 and have
upgraded to Window 8 ( albeit without a touch screen monitor). Frame 6.0
works fine and I have not seen any interface or other problems. O do,
however, use the compatibility feature of Windows to launch Frame under
Windows
I'm one who's stayed with FM8 and become increasingly happy about that
decision as I've watched the issues with the new interface accumulate. I'd
like to keep using it as long as possible or until Jeremy's project comes to
fruition. :)
However, I'm a little concerned about Win8. FM8 is five years
I'm one who's stayed with FM8 and become increasingly happy about that
decision as I've watched the issues with the new interface accumulate. I'd
like to keep using it as long as possible or until Jeremy's project comes to
fruition. :)
However, I'm a little concerned about Win8. FM8 is five years
On Mon, 13 May 2013 10:23:49 -0700, Lea Rush wrote:
>I'm one who's stayed with FM8 and become increasingly happy about that
>decision as I've watched the issues with the new interface accumulate. I'd
>like to keep using it as long as possible or until Jeremy's project comes to
>fruition. :)
Me
I don't think MS's new can't-call-it-Metro UI has gotten any traction
in corporate environments. If they don't want Windows 8 to be a bigger
flop than Vista, compatibility is essential.
On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 10:23 AM, Lea Rush wrote:
> I'm one who's stayed with FM8 and become increasingly
Lea,
I'm using an even older version of Frame; Frame 6.0p405 and have
upgraded to Window 8 ( albeit without a touch screen monitor). Frame 6.0
works fine and I have not seen any interface or other problems. O do,
however, use the compatibility feature of Windows to launch Frame under
Windows
