When Repairing Corrupt Data files you need more info

When you are a damaged PST or OST you get this.

Please give me a % complete (and any other info, like the part it is up to)

It should also alert users that this is not fixing corrupt data.

Eg. This is a consistency check only checking the free space – the non-data regions of the file (the free space that needs to be used). Therefore, this check progresses has nothing to do with the data itself (i.e. it is not folder-by-folder, it is region-by-region in the file).

Figure: Please give me a % complete

Figure: Please give me a % complete

Please add 2 properties to an appointment

Please add who created this (see yellow) in the UI… or at least on the Properties of the email

Ideally, you will be able to see:

  • Who created this appointment (see yellow)
  • On which PC it was created

Currently, you can only see this by clicking “Reply to All”

Figure: I should not have to click "Reply to All" to find out that it was 'Ida Haugland' who created this appointment

Figure: I should not have to click “Reply to All” to find out that it was ‘Ida Haugland’ who created this appointment

Help me take advantage of great IE developments in Windows, not just IE

The main purpose of Internet Explorer should be to render web pages. There is no point having a massive UI shell it should be kept to a minimum, just like it is now. If individuals need more they can download an add-on. This gives consumers more choices and is the way to go. I could add on the Google Toolbar or the Altavista Toolbar depending on my needs.

Gestures are a very handy feature in some other browsers, such as Opera and Firefox, where specific mouse movements can be associated with actions. For example, holding down the button and moving the mouse to the right navigates forward in your browser history.

It is clear to see the great ideas in Firefox, wouldn’t it be even better if we could all use these innovations in our own Windows applications. Build them into Windows not into IE. Seeing these changes in the next service pack for windows would be great.