Windows Standards Non-Compliance Is Habitual
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| moopst Oct 30, 2009 1:12 PM EDT |
Quoting:For one, users don’t get fooled when trying to shut down the PC. Under Vista, clicking the button with the international symbol for power throws it into hibernate mode. In W7, the power button actually says Shut Down and turns the system off. I almost LOL'd (or L'dOL?). Microsoft can't even comply with the standard symbol for power on/off. Good thing they don't do hardware (except for mice, keyboards, XBox360, Zune). |
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