> But... don't the control panel windows have more functionality (and usability) in practice? Not only that but many pieces of the Fisher Price Settings interf

> But... don't the control panel windows have more functionality (and usability) in practice? Not only that but many pieces of the Fisher Price Settings interface still redirect to the Control Panel to get you whatever setting you're after that isn't supported. Hopefully this means they actually completed porting it all over, rather than just destroying huge swathes of functionality. Given Microsoft's track record... 60/40.