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Have the user metaphors changed at all from Vista? I find more and more that the reason I don't enjoy using Windows has little to do with speed or graphics gewg
by joeblubaugh 18y ago
Have the user metaphors changed at all from Vista? I find more and more that the reason I don't enjoy using Windows has little to do with speed or graphics gewgaws and more to do with the fact that I can't customize many commands or shortcuts, and that I am still expected to click to launch most applications.
- briansmith 18y agoYou can launch any document or application in Vista by pressing the Windows key, typing any part of the name of the app/document, then pressing Enter. Even in Windows NT and later, many (but not all) applications could be run by hitting Windows-R, typing the name of the executable, and then hitting Enter. You've also been able to assign applications shortcut keys since Windows 3.1 (right click on the shortcut in the start menu, choose properties). Windows 7 automatically assigned your applications shortcuts like Windows-1, Windows-2, Windows-3 according to their position in the start menu.