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[DesertJerry]

I ran across this about two minutes ago: http://win7vista.com...p?topic=16781.0

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Interesting.

I also saw a reference to Auto-Patcher at MSFN

[Whiznot]

I started an Autopatcher thread on Silent PC Review to include information that I provided in response to a thread on My Digital Life.

Silent PC Review link

My Digital Life link

It seems like many former Autopatcher users abandoned the utility after Microsoft issued the take down notice. I kept the faith. No other application is such a great time saver for people deploying on many different machines. I especially like the registry tweaks. Hopefully future releases for Windows 7 will address some of that system's annoying usability issues

[Cristiano]

good to know that more people know that we are still alive an kicking

about seven, if i'm not mistaken, some tweaks will be done, but right now, this has low prio. first, the updates set must be complete and that will take some time yet

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[Whiznot]

Cristiano, on 12 March 2010 - 03:01 AM, said:

good to know that more people know that we are still alive an kicking

about seven, if i'm not mistaken, some tweaks will be done, but right now, this has low prio. first, the updates set must be complete and that will take some time yet

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I am in no hurry re Windows 7 tweaks because I still prefer XP. I have a Windows 7 install on a spare drive that I use to familiarize myself with XP's inevitable replacement. I wish the Windows 7 interface didn't have the look of a children's book.

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Whiznot said:

I wish the Windows 7 interface didn't have the look of a children's book.

That's a classic!

[Cristiano]

> I wish the Windows 7 interface didn't have the look of a children's book.
i will not say the most strong reason why i didn't updated to vista, nor why i don't like office 2k7 and why i don't like win7 and why i will turn off that template if and when i move to it

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