> Yes, it's quite a pity that Microsoft didn't put some weight behind it. It causes a never ending amount of pain to the average users too. Yes, I never unders

> Yes, it's quite a pity that Microsoft didn't put some weight behind it. It causes a never ending amount of pain to the average users too. Yes, I never understood why this was never improved across the years (and systems). The only explanation with which I could come up, is that the team in charge is still the same team who designed progress bars in DOS and Win 3.1 times, and they have been granted the role of tradition keepers.