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re: Windows Live to replace Mail, Photo Gallery, and Movie Maker in Windows 7

Nimbvs — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 21:45:23 GMT

Although OS integration is always a good idea -- and what with the fairly good and positive changes/pushes of the Live products -- what will keep the FTC and other such bodies from loading on Microsoft similar allegations/sanctions that they did on previous versions of Windows? I hate to sound like a whiner, but hasn't Apple been doing this for a long time (OS integration -- with iTunes, iPhoto, "iEtc."), with so much but a raising of eyebrows?

The volume of users notwithstanding, it's only a matter of time until smaller companies once again jump Microsoft for what can only improve the next version Windows. What's Microsoft doing to safeguard the success of its next operating system in case any of its "bundled" improvements from claims of their being "monopolizing"?

Live products are good, and improving toward great, but will Microsoft's legal issues eventually hinder its ability to create a user-friendly, new-and-improved product vital to its very purpose as a software company?

Windows Mobile 7 delayed, says Ina

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re: Windows Live to replace Mail, Photo Gallery, and Movie Maker in Windows 7

zeke009 — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 14:59:39 GMT

Seems like a good idea to me. Drop the last known good MSI for each Windows Live offering on the install media and give the user the option to load it or not or make it part of the welcome center in such a manner than any individual will notice it and load this software.