Superbar... love or hate?

tw33k said:

lol..i work in office with around 20 women (i'm the only guy in the office regularly).

You poor B@stard That just amplifies the learning curve....

tw33k said:

lol..i work in office with around 20 women (i'm the only guy in the office regularly).

Well arent you a lucky man

redsoxm16 said:

^^^ I would just take a few of your better workers and get them the RC to take home and get used to and slowly work it in that way. So you aren't the only one teaching everyone, should you decide to move to 7

That's a good idea if they were capable of understanding how to go home, partition their hard drive, back-up their data and set up a dual boot system. not gonna happen

Mercurial said:

I'm glad I'm not an average user then and hey its their loss if they don't upgrade to 7 :P

no...it's m$ loss and that's my point

redsoxm16 said:

I truely feel sorry for you.
7 is a great OS too

i'll end up getting an open licence and loading it on my pc (and my personal laptop so it's a plus for me)

Phate said:

Superbar is that reason why I cant use XP/Vista anymore. Is major change and I love it.

don't get me wrong. i LOVE windows 7. I'm just pointing to one example of why I think a lot of people would be turned off. I agree that people should spend a little time learning it and they would appreciate the changes but most people don't want to do that. They like familiarity and change is hard.


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