New Blue Basic in Vista

[Guest]

I think it is great that you updated the Basic skin to Blue.....but why not
make a few other colors and give us a choice to choose one like you guys did
in Windows XP with Luna. I know that colors can be chosen with the glass
effect is on but why not make it also available for Vista Basic.

And please make us a new Vista skin for XP i'm getting tired of these 3rd
party software geeks making trasformation packs for XP and I would like to
have something new for now on my XP system.

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[Colin Barnhorst]

Suggestions and comments for MS will not be seen by them here. Use the
Feedback icon on your Vista desktop or
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to share your ideas.

 

[Bob T.]

Actually with that little disclaimer at the bottom, it shows the poster did
what the web based reader suggested for a suggestion. If we were using web
based readers we would have the option to vote on the suggestion. If there
are enough votes, MS will look at the suggestion.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Yes, but this is not a managed newsgroup and text displayed here cannot find
its way into the database. Suggestions and bug reports done with the
provided links do find their way into the database and can be triaged.

 

[Bob T.]

You have a good point. I was just commenting that people are told this is
the way to suggest when they get to the newsgroup. They link to newsgroup
from their feedback button. Wasn't jumpin on ya.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

No, and I didn't take it that way. What happens here is that folks think
that Microsoft uses the newsgroup for bug reports and general feedback. But
it's rare that a MS employee happens by who works on the team that owns a
feature that somebody is commenting about.