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I think the "death" or decline of use of XP and, to an even greater extent, Windows 98, is inevitable.  Many people will upgrade simply as a matter of buying new machines from vendors like Dell and Lenovo, so it won't be as much a matter of personal choice than it is a forced eventuality. ...

This discussion is particularly relevant to me, as I only just recently upgraded from XP SP 3 32-bit (still solid after all these years) to Windows 7 64-bit.  During this process, I also upgraded from 4 to 8 GB of RAM just for kicks.  Was I hesitant?  Absolutely.  I have/had all of the same reasons ...

Here's my take on the matter: if improving the visual aspect of the program will increase my understanding/efficiency/usage of the thing then go for it.  Otherwise, all we may end up with is visual fluff, clutter, and a potential decrease in application performance. Some "visual" improveme...

I haven't used Windows 98 since 2001.  Hell may freeze over before I get another "opportunity" to do so. It seems that software licensing is the motivation behind this poll (see Nikos' comment re: assymetric key encryption for registration above) but, as time passes, we will only benefit f...

fgagnon,

Thanks for the quick response.

Looks like the answer was right under my nose!

I'm glad to be a part of this community, especially one dedicated to an application that is actually useful for a change.

Regards,

David

I use the color-coding functionality pretty heavily in x2, and I've made it so that my active window background color is black instead of white. It's a beauty to look at, and I can determine which files need my attention at a glance without even having to look at file types or modified dates.  There...