Karen Challinor

UK

staring at clouds

in my experience one of the first things to be removed on any business machine running windows is windows messenger, so requiring it as part of the logon doesn't seem a sensible step

apart from having slightly more control over the UAC it doesn't seem to have anything major to get people to buy it, although if it's performance is anything like vista then I can see the need for applications that tell you your PC is working

as for the "post-it" gadget thats been around as freeware since windows 95

you want to impress us, try harder