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Aesthetic and usability in Orcas B1
Fri, April 20, 2007, 05:15 AM under
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After installing
Beta 1
on my Vista machine, I found that the look and feel of things I previously blogged about had changed for the better.
* Ctlr+Tab got a facelift. For previous screenshot and the new one see my updated blog post:
Ctrl+Tab in Orcas
.
* The ability to target multiple framework versions from a single IDE is still there but now it is more obvious (they must have heard my winging
). Check out my updated post on
Multi-targeting
.
* For Smart Device Projects, I complained about the combobox not remembering the selection and now that is fixed. The VSD team also added a bonus feature in this release. Check out my updated post on the new
Project Dialog
.
* Like in previous builds, we have nice rounded selections in the menus...
...if you complete the action of the screenshot above, you will of course get
this dialog
. Notice how the treeview under Project Types displays no plus/minus for expanding/collapsing the nodes? If however you hover the mouse on the treeview then new triangle expandos appear as per the following screenshot:
For more on what is going on here read my post on
TreeView Vista
(basically the VS team put in the extra effort to spice this up on Vista
).
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