Recent content by Cbleman

Update: It seems that I have to go back to Windows 10 to regain functionality. As I mentioned in my previous post, I put Win 11 on my Graphics and Video Rig. Even though I have an I7 possessor that meets all of the security requirements on my office\server computer, that particular one...

Will Do! I posted in a another thread that I would be going forward with Windows 11. This is a deal breaker for me though. I have album art, movie posters, and thumbs on ALL of my multimedia and graphic folders. Even though I put Windows 11 on my graphics rig, I just now tried to assign a...

It still irks me that menus that were only one click away have been buried and moved. I not only need to find them, I also need one to four clicks more to do the same thing. It also irks me that I need third party software to restore functionality that was included in the previous UI, and to...

It's not stagnant if the new iteration is a downgrade because the previous one had more functionality that was removed. I don't consider myself a Change-o-phobic if the new iteration doesn't work at least as well (for me) as the previous one because tools I need have been removed, and negatively...

It seems we "Yanks" have difficulty with some spellings. ;) :D

I agree adobe is the Cadillac of photo editing software. GIMP editor is a tremendously powerful tool also. Although it's free, very few (almost nobody) who uses adobe now, want(s) to go through the very high learning curve that it would take to effectively use that software to accomplish...

Yup. A license for a single version. Like I said before. Each person has different needs. Me, I don't want or need the latest version. I get updates, and patches to make my version compatible with the "Latest Version". Version changes have not always been good to me. Because of my job I...

Oooo.... Now that IS a scary thought! Almost like Office 365 where you "Rent" the software, and pay, and pay ,and pay... (I own my copy.)

If we don't complain, MS will never know it's broken and never consider a fix. Even if we are ignored, hopefully the input from many people will help MS in there deliberations for the next update or iteration.

I agree. Hence a post about the modular suggestion by Ghot. Why not let the people decide what works for them and what doesn't on install. Create a very modular OS/UI, and let people keep the install Disc/ISO/Link to add or subtract modules as needed. Unless there is a major dearth of users for...

They use Windows. (Another national company)

It's not just moving the task bar. The majority of people keep their task bar on the bottom: Does allowing the Task Bar to be dragged to a location and dropped take up so much code that it can be classified as bloat?

Q: If, what was taken out in WIN 11 does not meet expectations, then why not stay with WIN 10? A: That's my point! Q: If one has a genuine need to modify, they will, but if complacency as you say kicks in and they get over it, what is the real problem as they can still go about their daily...

I'm not asking for a change, I'm asking for what was taken out to be put back in. If MS will not heed the call though, I would be forced to agree with Wynona also. There are an awful lot of people out there that are asking for their taskbar customization back, and I don't think it's to much...

:) The word screaming was intended metaphorically. If you never needed the features that were removed; I can understand. Everybody works different and has different needs. That's kinda the point. I and a great many more people did use those features. I can tell, not only from my field work on a...