Parapunter
24th Sep 2010, 11:21
Apart from work properly that is...:)
I like Windows, I always have. By & large Windows & I get along just fine, but like most people, i get driven to distraction by stuff it does, that it shouldn't & things it doesn't do that it really ought. Here's my first annoyance: I like to use Windows to send & receive faxes. My business is anachronistic in that here we are in 2010 & for my game, the prime method of communication is by fax. Helpfully, Windows included a fax utility for me - good on ya Bill.
But here's the thing. People sending faxes to me, usually use a fax machine. Sometimes, those faxes are put in the tray upside down - no problem if the other end is also a fax machine. However, with Windows 7, if a fax arrives from Australia, there is no way to look at it short of printing it out or turning the monitor upside down - no way to turn the image through 180 degrees.
Tonight, I'll go home, hug my daughter, have a glass of wine & the world will turn. This is not a big deal in the scheme of things, but it's a Windows irritation!
I like Windows, I always have. By & large Windows & I get along just fine, but like most people, i get driven to distraction by stuff it does, that it shouldn't & things it doesn't do that it really ought. Here's my first annoyance: I like to use Windows to send & receive faxes. My business is anachronistic in that here we are in 2010 & for my game, the prime method of communication is by fax. Helpfully, Windows included a fax utility for me - good on ya Bill.
But here's the thing. People sending faxes to me, usually use a fax machine. Sometimes, those faxes are put in the tray upside down - no problem if the other end is also a fax machine. However, with Windows 7, if a fax arrives from Australia, there is no way to look at it short of printing it out or turning the monitor upside down - no way to turn the image through 180 degrees.
Tonight, I'll go home, hug my daughter, have a glass of wine & the world will turn. This is not a big deal in the scheme of things, but it's a Windows irritation!