[@ruantec]

Originally Posted by Mad

Not really related to the topic, but @ruantec could take a look here:Windows 7 Managed Code APIs - Windows 7 for Developers - The Windows Blog
Maybe he can make his program work even better in Win7.

Thanks for the link hatorijr showed me a similar page a while back.. the thing is even the old @ES was developed with a technology that is now being used at best on win7 in other words is like Win7 was developed to run @ES at it best and therefore i didn´t needed to change anything in the code to make @ES run smoothly. anyways i´ve been checking the new Win7 apis and they are quite nice.. those examples showed in the link are quite the basics i would say in comparation to other features that can be added to win7.

atm am dropping(so to say) the XP support... the reason for that is because is very time consuming and i can´t always fix stuff just because XP refresh mechanism is a crap... with that am not telling that am completely ignoring XP users but that am not wasting time with XP atm. anyways thanks for the link

last but not least am curious to know who voted for "No" in the poll here i´ll try to find it out.

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