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The link takes me to the site's mobile main page on my phone, which contains no link to Win7 screenshots (that I can see because it's in German lol) can u post a direct link to the screenshots page? thanks!

Note: never mind it's the site that forces you to the main page if you are on mobile.

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The link takes me to the site's mobile main page on my phone, which contains no link to Win7 screenshots (that I can see because it's in German lol) can u post a direct link to the screenshots page? thanks!

The link goes right to the screenshots. Sorry, don't know why it doesn't go directly there for you.

EDIT: Thanks 0sm3l!

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hey papo thanks however it still re-directs me to their index page, I guess I'll see it when I get home :)

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I would have to agree on that. It looks out of place..

It isn't aligned properly with the rest of the text on the Start menu. Also, has anyone noticed that the "All Programs" link is in Arial instead of Segoe UI? I'm wondering if that's a bug with the locale/language settings they are using or if it's something they've decided to change in Windows 7 (if it is, it looks weird).

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i really hope that horrible shutdown button is changed by RTM

Actually, that was one of the complaints in Vista. Ordinary people would select the default "Sleep" button (which looked like it would power the system off, but instead went to sleep). IMO, I like how it is now.

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Actually, that was one of the complaints in Vista. Ordinary people would select the default "Sleep" button (which looked like it would power the system off, but instead went to sleep). IMO, I like how it is now.

you went to change it to power off ?

check power management on the left side there are "choose what the power botton do" from here you can configure it to shutdown instead

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you went to change it to power off ?

check power management on the left side there are "choose what the power botton do" from here you can configure it to shutdown instead

I think he is just talking about it being a default setting, I quite agree with what he said.

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