A deep dive into Windows 7 (build 6801)

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Libraries look interesting

I like the ability to add any directory to a library and to make any of the directories that make up the libraries the default location to save files. Hopefully it includes the ability to set the default to a network location (I don't have my copy connected to a network so I could not test this). I can envision wizards built into products like Home Server that would allow the administrator to set default locations to the server. Same for SBS - it's much better than the folder placed on the desktop by that product.

On the subject of not having an up button, the entire address bar is an up button in Vista and Windows 7. Not only does it let you go up one or more directory levels easily, it also lets you slide sidways to other directories on the same level as the current directory with the dropdown list of directories.

Posted by: Row5   Posted on: 11/18/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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