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This may very well be my last post, so I will leave you all by saying the following:

Windows LongHorn beta testing starts November 26th 2003.

Windows BlackComb features a modular kernel/driver-set.

Windows BlackComb contains the 3D interface, not windows longhorn, the sidebar is as far as you get with that.

Windows BlackComb will feature CRM, this will aid microsoft in tracking their software more effectively.

Windows LongHorn features a sidebar in XML, you will be able to modify/skin it to your liking

The taskbar will be completely removed in Windows:BlackComb

BlackComb is to be called Server 2005, while longhorn is WindowsMAX "Maximize your productivity TODAY, with WindowsMAX"

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I can hear it now. Yea yea, I'm back ... so shut up ...

I can hear it now.  Yea yea, I'm back ... so shut up ...

sissy...rofl rofl...They have put you in the trance. Dam shame. Another lost soul! :):rolleyes:

Yeah, it really is a shame. I tried to talk him out of staying, but he just wouldn't listen. Stubborn...

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Sedative promised me cookies if I came back, so here I am *puts his hands out*

"this may be my last post -- heres a load of tit-bits to torment your souls"

heh i like it :)

PS. Dont eat sedatives cookies, he has his name for a reason you know... :rolleyes:

As for the milk.... i wont go there

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