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: Apr 28th, 2001 |
| Category |
: Operating System |
| Publisher |
: Microsoft |
| Author |
: Peter Novotny |
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The biggest change to the interface is the context sensitive menu in My Computer / Windows Explorer. It changes according to what folder/drive/device is selected, and so far I have not been able to disable it. It gives you access to items which are usually available when right clicking. As you can see, it is very distracting when browsing the contents of folders/drives. The picture on the right is Windows Explorer view and the left picture is My Computer view of the same folder.
Quite a few other things have changed as well. Here are some other screenshot of how to look of Windows has changed :
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This is a screen shot of IE downloading, notice the cool looking green status bar.. it is very eye pleasing...
This is what the Connect To dialog box looks like (notice the temporary bitmap text), this is what comes up when trying to connect to shared drive on another computer. |
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After I plugged my camera into the USB port, this bubble popped up... Nice little pop-up telling that the print job was finished instead of an annoying message on the screen.
This browsing the My Pictures folder. Notice how the folder icon is made up out of four pictures, very nice.... |
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