10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

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kral oyun — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 17:28:50 GMT

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re: 10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

afewtips.com — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 11:31:14 GMT

Maybe someone else has had this frustrating problem and will be happy to know how to fix it.

When booting up into vista, the mouse would not start - instead I needed to restart and then the mouse would be active.

By changing the PS2 check in the system setup (F10 at boot) to "enable" from "Auto" the mouse now always comes up.

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Sbl1024 — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 17:04:05 GMT

Help. My Windows Vista will not connect to the internet now. The computer works fine at the store. Goes to the internet in the store and when I get it home does not recognize the network at home. It did when I first got it. My laptop works fine with the ethernet cord as well as wireless. So there must be some setting in the Windows Vista program that does not let me connect to the internet.

Please help!!!!

re: 10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

dexteur — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 07:40:08 GMT

10 things you would WANT to know about vista:

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1. its quality is certainly worse that windows XP

2. its securities can still be easily exploited

3. most of its features are irrelevant and useless

4. it is harder to use, why change from a perfectly normal OS like XP to the poor quality vista

5. microsoft is releasing windows 7 as an attempt to cover up the poor quality of vista

6. the licensing scheme of vista is a rip-off

7. microsoft forces the normal consumers to use Vista, hence the antitrust case in Europe.

8. MacOS is quickly gaining popularity in the market, hence the Vista release is a pathetic attempt to preserve a declining market share

9. microsoft hides the user administrative features of vista from the normal user, which makes it harder to administer, certainly makes it less popular to network administrators alike.

10. how many companies have actually migrated their entire network to a pure vista based platform? not one. Why? because it's a rip-off.

re: 10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

jaxim — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 13:38:40 GMT

The "Instant Viewer" (Expose-like) feature should be added as a feature that people with non-Microsoft mice can use. It should be part of Vista.

Also, I would get the 8000 keyboard if it weren't for the fact that the mouse doesn't have a forward button.

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Tony_m_r_w — Sun, 28 Oct 2007 04:42:15 GMT

I have a Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 running on Home Basic, my problem is when I use the Instant Viewer, it only show blank boxes of the programs that I'm running, not like in the screenshot - is this issue with the lack of Aero? Btw, great product!

Also, I notice IntelliPoint v6.2 have a update program (dpupdchk.exe) running in the background on boot. I wondering if it would create a bottleneck in the system and shouldn’t Microsoft Update handling the update?

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johnl — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:06:07 GMT

I just writed a post and it never appeared .... What happened ?

John

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johnl — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 19:44:42 GMT

The problem with the Intellipoint software is that it is no more possible to assign the click/lock function to a mouse button other than what they offer now and, that is, by holding down the main button for a certain time.

Before it was possible to assign the lock function, for exemple, to the right mouse button or any other button and with a really short click without any need to hold down the button after, your lock function was activated.

Obviously, people who did programmed the Intellipoint software don't use their mouse in a professionnal context!

What a huge difference it make when you can select/lock an object with just realy single short click without having to hold down the button with your finger for a second (or more). Does these peoples know about "cannal carpien" syndrome ?

Again, the way the lock function is implemented is unuseable in a context where you need to constantly use the lock function.

Recently I bought a microsoft mouse to use on my Window (mac-pro) partition but I did returned it because of that. The irony is that on Mac OSX, the intellipoint software still allow to assign the lock function to any button. But I need a mouse that work well in both OS and Logitech mouse are just sh***T on MacOSX. What A joke that only the Microsoft mouse work well under Mac OSX !

Anyway, would it be possible that Microsoft change back their Intellipoint software and allow again to assing the lock function to any mouse button ?

John

7 Things You Can Do With Intellipoint Software & Vista

Noticias externas — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 01:10:46 GMT

I recently dropped by the Windows Vista Team blog the other day, and I found this great post on how Intellipoint

7 Things You Can Do With Intellipoint Software

Sarah In Tampa — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 16:57:04 GMT

7 Things You Can Do With Intellipoint Software

Sarah In Tampa — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 16:57:04 GMT

re: 10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

terri — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 22:46:57 GMT

Hi, again, Kathy - I mistyped. I meant 'when photos will only save as .bmp.' Sorry for any confusion. :)

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terri — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 22:41:53 GMT

Hi, Daniel,

I've seen the units physically at places like Staples and Office Max. I did a quick search and it looks as though they're in stock at Amazon -

http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Wireless-Entertainment-Desktop-Silver/dp/B000MAFPVW/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-9349502-4802425?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1193002833&sr=8-1

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terri — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 22:38:06 GMT

Hi, Kathy,

The usual fix when photos will only save as .jpg is to clear your temp folders. In Vista, it's Tools / Internet Options / Delete / Delete Temporary Internet Files.