Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 10th Jun 2009 22:44 UTC
With Snow Leopard finally been given a release date and a price, the comparisons with Windows 7 are starting to pop up all over the place, especially focussing on the price aspect of things. While Apple's move to price Snow Leopard at 29 USD for Leopard owners is a very welcome one, the move doesn't mean that Microsoft is getting a price beating from Apple.
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2006-04-22
Wow, just wow, I am speechless.
I actually just now looked, and sure enough you can NOT set multiple file's permissions within a folder. I would sure love to see the response from the dev team at to the logic of this?
As for the status bar. This is one thing that has bugged me to hell. ALL the status bar shows now is the number of files within a directory. Pointless enough that it need not be selected, and should either be removed, or maybe actually show something?
As for the Search options, these can be restored through registry editing. Under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\find
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\find
Then delete "LegacyDisable".
Correct if I am wrong here, but I thought this came about back in Vista's SP1 so as to be compliant with complaints filed by Google?