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Chad Harris
Colin Barnhorst MVP has made endless overtures for you to post your public
bugs via the cute little icon on the Vista CPP desktop, or via some generic
feedback website. Colin is well meaning, and a very effective community
helper of the highest quality but in this posture he is shamelessly shilling
for MSFT and frankly pushing concepts that are not true, and he cannot
butress, i.e. that public feedback has any more impact than yelling at an
NFL quaterback or player on coach or ref on the TV.
I had added that to help enhance your reporting, you could gain access to a
public MBC tool (Microsoft Beta [Bug Reporting] Client) by a link I found
buried in a Technet blog. Obviously they won't be buring any "Buy Vista"
ads in a technet blog, and I think it is safe to say that the Ad Gurus at
McCann Ericson and Wegner Edstrom who will be writing these Vista ads in a
500 million dollar promotional campaign (over 5 times the budget of the
Miami Police force for a year) wouldn't know what a technet blog was if it
bit them in the ass.
You can download the MBC (the Microsoft Bug Reporting Client Tool via:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=43655 but for the public it's as
worthless as yelling at an NFL quaterback on TV on Sunday (NBC) orMonday
Night (ABC) this season.
Again, the public MBC is here and I assess that it is worthless, but even it
is buried and not made available on any Windows Vista site from MSFT.
It's sure not at
http://www.seewindowsvista.com/
or at www.microsoft.com/windowsvista
Or at any of the Technet or MSDN sites for Windows Vista help.
If you want to give feedback on bugs that are congenitally passed on from
build to build to build and that will ship RTM, much as a congenital medical
defect can be transmitted from generation to generation (say a blood
coagulation disorder), or many other types, then email:
(e-mail address removed)
or email the feedback King who runs a blog gushing on how avid MSFT is for
feedback
Corey Snow, a developer responsible for the chaos on Connect at
(e-mail address removed)
http://blogs.msdn.com/csnow/
Good luck getting Windows File Protection or Aero Glass's causing black
screens in Vista's latest build.
CH
bugs via the cute little icon on the Vista CPP desktop, or via some generic
feedback website. Colin is well meaning, and a very effective community
helper of the highest quality but in this posture he is shamelessly shilling
for MSFT and frankly pushing concepts that are not true, and he cannot
butress, i.e. that public feedback has any more impact than yelling at an
NFL quaterback or player on coach or ref on the TV.
I had added that to help enhance your reporting, you could gain access to a
public MBC tool (Microsoft Beta [Bug Reporting] Client) by a link I found
buried in a Technet blog. Obviously they won't be buring any "Buy Vista"
ads in a technet blog, and I think it is safe to say that the Ad Gurus at
McCann Ericson and Wegner Edstrom who will be writing these Vista ads in a
500 million dollar promotional campaign (over 5 times the budget of the
Miami Police force for a year) wouldn't know what a technet blog was if it
bit them in the ass.
You can download the MBC (the Microsoft Bug Reporting Client Tool via:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=43655 but for the public it's as
worthless as yelling at an NFL quaterback on TV on Sunday (NBC) orMonday
Night (ABC) this season.
Again, the public MBC is here and I assess that it is worthless, but even it
is buried and not made available on any Windows Vista site from MSFT.
It's sure not at
http://www.seewindowsvista.com/
or at www.microsoft.com/windowsvista
Or at any of the Technet or MSDN sites for Windows Vista help.
If you want to give feedback on bugs that are congenitally passed on from
build to build to build and that will ship RTM, much as a congenital medical
defect can be transmitted from generation to generation (say a blood
coagulation disorder), or many other types, then email:
(e-mail address removed)
or email the feedback King who runs a blog gushing on how avid MSFT is for
feedback
Corey Snow, a developer responsible for the chaos on Connect at
(e-mail address removed)
http://blogs.msdn.com/csnow/
Good luck getting Windows File Protection or Aero Glass's causing black
screens in Vista's latest build.
CH