aero glass stunning

No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:

No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message

http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:

Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:

This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

Hey Rob, I'm having trouble getting the glass to show up to. When i go to select the Windows VIsta Aero scheme it's not even listed. Any ideas?
"Rob Martin" wrote:

Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:
This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

Yer I just tried what was suggested and its not listed on mine either, I am using vmware workstation if that makes a difference. I didnt think it would as i thought it just used the same graphics card you have in your real PC (radeon 9550 256MB) so i thought it should have no trouble.
"Dan" wrote:

Hey Rob, I'm having trouble getting the glass to show up to. When i go to select the Windows VIsta Aero scheme it's not even listed. Any ideas?
"Rob Martin" wrote:
Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:
This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

OK . I replyed but it did'nt show " I hope this is'nt a double post " Anyhow when I first tried to get Aero to work It did'nt show either , What I did was just reboot my computer and it showed up on the Visual Appearance then. At first all i saw was Vista (Basic) for the Visual Appearance also. P.S. Make sure you Have the video card drivers installed and that your Video adapter supports Aero. -- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"Dan" wrote:

Hey Rob, I'm having trouble getting the glass to show up to. When i go to select the Windows VIsta Aero scheme it's not even listed. Any ideas?
"Rob Martin" wrote:
Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:
This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

Did you download and install ATi's Vista drivers?
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=5712
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message

Yer I just tried what was suggested and its not listed on mine either, I am using vmware workstation if that makes a difference. I didnt think it would as i thought it just used the same graphics card you have in your real PC (radeon 9550 256MB) so i thought it should have no trouble.
"Dan" wrote:
Hey Rob, I'm having trouble getting the glass to show up to. When i go to select the Windows VIsta Aero scheme it's not even listed. Any ideas?
"Rob Martin" wrote:
Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:
This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

yup. setup said it was unable to find any ATI products, which is what brings me to suspect that running it on vmware is causing the issue as it looks like its not using my real graphics card. Anyone know of any way to tell vmware to use it? im new to it. Just looked and its not listed in device manager.
"Joe727" wrote:

Did you download and install ATi's Vista drivers?
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=5712
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message Yer I just tried what was suggested and its not listed on mine either, I am using vmware workstation if that makes a difference. I didnt think it would as i thought it just used the same graphics card you have in your real PC (radeon 9550 256MB) so i thought it should have no trouble.
"Dan" wrote:
Hey Rob, I'm having trouble getting the glass to show up to. When i go to select the Windows VIsta Aero scheme it's not even listed. Any ideas?
"Rob Martin" wrote:
Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:
This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

IC - can't help you since I am not using vmware. Why not just create a separate partition? Runs fine on a logical partition.
http://home.cfl.rr.com/jbmsbink/VistaInstall.jpg
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message

yup. setup said it was unable to find any ATI products, which is what brings me to suspect that running it on vmware is causing the issue as it looks like its not using my real graphics card. Anyone know of any way to tell vmware to use it? im new to it. Just looked and its not listed in device manager.
"Joe727" wrote:
Did you download and install ATi's Vista drivers?
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=5712
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message Yer I just tried what was suggested and its not listed on mine either, I am using vmware workstation if that makes a difference. I didnt think it would as i thought it just used the same graphics card you have in your real PC (radeon 9550 256MB) so i thought it should have no trouble.
"Dan" wrote:
Hey Rob, I'm having trouble getting the glass to show up to. When i go to select the Windows VIsta Aero scheme it's not even listed. Any ideas?
"Rob Martin" wrote:
Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:
This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

I tried that first, using partition magic to create a new partition on one of my drives....it ended up making that drive say "corrupt file system" when i tried to access anything on it. After running chkdsk /F it was sorted but I then decided i would go for virtual pc/vmware as it seems a bit safer :P
"Joe727" wrote:

IC - can't help you since I am not using vmware. Why not just create a separate partition? Runs fine on a logical partition.
http://home.cfl.rr.com/jbmsbink/VistaInstall.jpg
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message yup. setup said it was unable to find any ATI products, which is what brings me to suspect that running it on vmware is causing the issue as it looks like its not using my real graphics card. Anyone know of any way to tell vmware to use it? im new to it. Just looked and its not listed in device manager.
"Joe727" wrote:
Did you download and install ATi's Vista drivers?
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=5712
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message Yer I just tried what was suggested and its not listed on mine either, I am using vmware workstation if that makes a difference. I didnt think it would as i thought it just used the same graphics card you have in your real PC (radeon 9550 256MB) so i thought it should have no trouble.
"Dan" wrote:
Hey Rob, I'm having trouble getting the glass to show up to. When i go to select the Windows VIsta Aero scheme it's not even listed. Any ideas?
"Rob Martin" wrote:
Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:
This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe

If you notice in the screenshot, the C partition is called WINDFALT. Right now it's about 700 MB.
The only things on it are what 98SE, XP Pro, and Vista dump there such as Boot, Command, ntldr, etc. It happens to be FAT32 because I still have 98SE installed. If 98SE were not installed, it would be formatted as NTFS.
http://home.cfl.rr.com/jbmsbink/VistaInstall.jpg
Some other programs dump installation text logs there, but I delete them.
98SE is on E partition, XP Pro on F Partition, and Vista on N.
Did you create a separate small C partition like I did, or do you have an Operating System installed on your C partition?
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message

I tried that first, using partition magic to create a new partition on one of my drives....it ended up making that drive say "corrupt file system" when i tried to access anything on it. After running chkdsk /F it was sorted but I then decided i would go for virtual pc/vmware as it seems a bit safer :P
"Joe727" wrote:
IC - can't help you since I am not using vmware. Why not just create a separate partition? Runs fine on a logical partition.
http://home.cfl.rr.com/jbmsbink/VistaInstall.jpg
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message yup. setup said it was unable to find any ATI products, which is what brings me to suspect that running it on vmware is causing the issue as it looks like its not using my real graphics card. Anyone know of any way to tell vmware to use it? im new to it. Just looked and its not listed in device manager.
"Joe727" wrote:
Did you download and install ATi's Vista drivers?
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=5712
Joe
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote in message Yer I just tried what was suggested and its not listed on mine either, I am using vmware workstation if that makes a difference. I didnt think it would as i thought it just used the same graphics card you have in your real PC (radeon 9550 256MB) so i thought it should have no trouble.
"Dan" wrote:
Hey Rob, I'm having trouble getting the glass to show up to. When i go to select the Windows VIsta Aero scheme it's not even listed. Any ideas?
"Rob Martin" wrote:
Right- Click on your desktop , go down to " Personlize", A Window will pop tht says :Personalize apperence and Sound Effects .. Find the Visual Apperence tab and set it to" Windows Vista Aero".
-- AMD64 3500+ Abit AV8 (VIA K8T800 Pro) 1.50 GB PC3200 DDR-SDRAM Evga 7800 GS SC
"ChrisW (MCP)" wrote:
This might sound stupid....but how do you actually turn the aero glass feature on? I have had a good look around control panel and display settings but cant seem to find anything. searching in the help found naff all as well. Should it be on automatically?
"Joe727" wrote:
Thanks for that tip - very cool.
Joe
"troma" wrote in message http://www.tweakvista.com/Article38975.aspx
Posted 5/14/2006 by Steve Sinchak Would you like to add a shortcut to your desktop or quick launch bar that launches the new Flip 3D tab replacement?
1. Right click on your desktop and select New and then Shortcut.
2. Copy and paste RunDll32 DwmApi #105 into the location box and hit Next.
3. Enter in a name for your shortcut and hit Finish.
4. Copy/Cut and Paste your new shortcut where ever you want.
troma adds: Help & Support says....... "To use Windows Flip 3D Press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB, and then use the mouse wheel to scroll through the stack of windows one-by-one. Double-click a window to maximize it." this is kinda cool
"Joe727" wrote:
No doubt that Aero Glass is stunning. I have an nVidia BFG 6800 OC video card, and the clarity and vibrancy in Vista compared to XP makes it seem like I have two different monitors. There's that much noticeable difference.
The "special effects" in Aero also are quite interesting. The neon blue clock is terrific.
Joe