Not the first time Microsoft does something like this.
I saw an early Windows 2000 advertisement in Infoworld or another similar publication. 2 pages side by side.
Page 1: Windows NT's blue screen of death.
Page 2: Windows 2000 gui.
I don't remember the exact copy, but the message I got from it was "If you bought our previous products you are an idiot. They were unstable and not well crafted. This new one, however, is good".
It was a short-lived campaign, so I guess I wasn't the only one who found it offensive.
Alex
>Actually, if you go back through the last few versions, the subseqent version being more "stable" than the last is indeed touted as a "feature".
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>Never gave it much thought before - but you do bring up a good point.
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