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Flying Pigs

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Last July, pigs flew through Hyde Park, and yesterday they flew through Cupertino.

The only thing I want to know is, of those who've installed Boot Camp, how many of them have dragged their task bar to the top of the screen?

Rick

Currently playing in iTunes: Land of Make Believe by Chuck Mangione

Comments

  • Anonymous
    April 06, 2006
    Nah, if it's Windows, it's Windows. Run it as it was meant to be run (except please run it with the Classic theme!).

    It's been a fun couple days! I'm quite impressed with both Boot Camp and Parallels.
  • Anonymous
    April 06, 2006
    Rick,

    Just make sure your company keeps VirtualPC alive. I have no desire to restart my computer everytime I occasionally want to run a Windows program.

    I blogged on this subject yesterday: http://homepage.mac.com/rmansfield/thislamp/index.html#unique-entry-id-255

    Thanks,

    Rick
  • Anonymous
    April 06, 2006
    I always have task bar at the top of the screen and I have been doing it since Windows 95. It has nothing to do with Macs, it do it for two reasons:

    1. I have to move mouse less. Application menu and system menu on top means less mouse travel.
    2. It is really weird to me to have menus at the bottom. Start button does show a menu and I like to to show up normally - from top to bottom.

    Now, it only someone fixed a bug in USER32 that places applications under the taskbar when it is on top...
  • Anonymous
    April 06, 2006
    I did, or didin't actually yet, but i have kept it on the top from 1999-2004, during my entire windows laptop era :-) And I definetely will keep it again.
  • Anonymous
    April 09, 2006
    I don't know about Virtual PC. Perhaps for legacy support of pre-Leopard computers. I've got a sneaky feeling that Windows might just be the new classic on x86 leopard....
    oh well... we'll see :)
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    June 18, 2009
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