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roman modic
Hello!
Will be the "progman.exe" included in final
version of Windows Vista?
Thanks, Roman
Will be the "progman.exe" included in final
version of Windows Vista?
Thanks, Roman
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
You mean Windows 3.1 Program Manager? I think it is already in there but not
functioning, I launched the icon and it errored out on me. bugged it.
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functioning, I launched the icon and it errored out on me. bugged it.
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Zack Whittaker \(R2 Mentor\)
It's not in the latest 5308 build - .17 or .60.
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Guest
Doesn't seem to launch in Windows XP either...
But, if possible, and within financial capabilities, Microsoft should
remove legacy elements such as this...
But, if possible, and within financial capabilities, Microsoft should
remove legacy elements such as this...
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roman modic
Hello!
It seems that ProgMan.exe (Program Manager) will be replaced
with "Program Launcher"
http://origamiproject.com/blogs/team_blog/archive/2006/03/08/4.aspx
Cheers, Roman
It seems that ProgMan.exe (Program Manager) will be replaced
with "Program Launcher"
http://origamiproject.com/blogs/team_blog/archive/2006/03/08/4.aspx
Cheers, Roman
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Zack Whittaker \(R2 Mentor\)
Not quite... the Touch Pack is a seperate program for Origami devices -
Progman will not be returning for Vista ;o)
In theory, because XP has Progman, the Origami will technically have it as
well, but it's 16-bit and pretty much useless.
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Progman will not be returning for Vista ;o)
In theory, because XP has Progman, the Origami will technically have it as
well, but it's 16-bit and pretty much useless.
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rights. All opinions expressed are those of myself unless stated so, and not
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roman modic said:Hello!
It seems that ProgMan.exe (Program Manager) will be replaced
with "Program Launcher"
http://origamiproject.com/blogs/team_blog/archive/2006/03/08/4.aspx
Cheers, Roman
Zack Whittaker (R2 Mentor) said: