Cool attitude indicator

"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
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Because it IS a failure of UI design. Then again, to say that Windows was
designed, is to misuse the word in the first place.

And here I was thinking that, of the two Matt's posting these days, you
actually had a clue.

Sorry I have been proved wrong.

"Matt Whiting" wrote

Because it IS a failure of UI design. Then again, to say that Windows
was designed, is to misuse the word in the first place.

There are things all over the place that are counter intuitive. Like the
Western AI, and windoz, when you get used to something, it is not a problem.
--
Jim in NC

Peter Duniho wrote:

I have heard there's another OS that puts the "turn off" function
under a menu named "Special". What's so special about turning off the
computer?

Nothing, that's why the've moved it to an other place a couple of years ago.
(And you talk to Matt about having a clue... Let's hope your clue is
better when you talk about aviation.)

Stefan

"Stefan" wrote in message
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Nothing, that's why the've moved it to an other place a couple of years
ago.

What's that got to do with it, other than an admission that the original
design (used almost two decades) was wrong?

(And you talk to Matt about having a clue... Let's hope your clue is
better when you talk about aviation.)

Since you haven't contradicted a single thing I said, you have no point.

Pete

Peter Duniho wrote:

Since you haven't contradicted a single thing I said, you have no point.

Better no point than no clue ... or, even worse, no sense of humour.

Stefan