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| Main - Computing - Windows 7: Day 1 | New thread | New reply |
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 Red Birdo Level: 92 Posts: 1507/2112 EXP: 7690941 Next: 65996 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 4450 days Last view: 3222 days |
Does Windows 7 use directory Junctions the same way Vista can? e.g. mklink /J? |
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Co-Founder Acmlm's Board Owner Kafuka.org 3.14159 Error - Pi(e) Not Found. Level: 16 Posts: 14/39 EXP: 19089 Next: 1167 Since: 07-04-07 Last post: 3327 days Last view: 4278 days |
Posted by Sukasa C:\Users\emuz>mklink Creates a symbolic link. MKLINK [[/D] | [/H] | [/J]] Link Target /D Creates a directory symbolic link. Default is a file symbolic link. /H Creates a hard link instead of a symbolic link. /J Creates a Directory Junction. Link specifies the new symbolic link name. Target specifies the path (relative or absolute) that the new link refers to. So yes it does.  ____________________ "You must delete this ROM after 24 hours" |
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 Pokey Level: 57 Posts: 535/693 EXP: 1430768 Next: 55160 Since: 06-27-07 From: cKy Last post: 213 days Last view: 120 days |
I don't get it, is this windows vista? ____________________ 
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Red Birdo Level: 92 Posts: 1523/2112 EXP: 7690941 Next: 65996 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 4450 days Last view: 3222 days |
It's the next version of Windows after Vista, just as Vista was the next version after XP. |
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Pokey Level: 57 Posts: 536/693 EXP: 1430768 Next: 55160 Since: 06-27-07 From: cKy Last post: 213 days Last view: 120 days |
Are you serious?
Does Vista really suck this much? ____________________
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Red Birdo Level: 92 Posts: 1524/2112 EXP: 7690941 Next: 65996 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 4450 days Last view: 3222 days |
Actually, Vista's fairly good now, but it had a bad start and people in large groups are too idiotic to notice. |
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Pokey Level: 57 Posts: 537/693 EXP: 1430768 Next: 55160 Since: 06-27-07 From: cKy Last post: 213 days Last view: 120 days |
I heard it can't run some old programs.
Game Maker had to make a converter for Vista to play old games. ____________________
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Red Birdo Level: 92 Posts: 1525/2112 EXP: 7690941 Next: 65996 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 4450 days Last view: 3222 days |
Yeah, Vista doesn't have perfect old game support - Really, you can't expect it to support every software title out there designed for older, out-of-use system designs, memory addresssing, etc.
That's what Virtual Machines are for  |
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Pokey Level: 57 Posts: 539/693 EXP: 1430768 Next: 55160 Since: 06-27-07 From: cKy Last post: 213 days Last view: 120 days |
It's not ancient but it should have been at least a tad bit more supportive. ____________________
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 Rex Level: 51 Posts: 332/533 EXP: 960522 Next: 53416 Since: 08-23-07 From: Las Vegas Last post: 4447 days Last view: 4249 days |
The faults of Vista are a combination of a few things, but the compatibility issues are primarily due to a half-decent attempt at security in the operating system, which can't be done without breaking quite a bit of legacy applications. |
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