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greenthunder

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    Windows 98 දාගත්ත, Windows 2000 දාගත්තෙ නෑ
    Windows XP දාගත්ත, Windows Vista දාගත්තෙ නෑ
    Windows 7 දාගත්ත, Windows 8 දාගත්තෙ නෑ
    පොතේ හැටියට 9 ආපු ගමන් දාගන්න ඕන :yes:

    එක්ස්පී වලට කලින් වින්ඩෝස් මී කියල එකකුත් ආව නෙ ?
     

    greenthunder

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    I have never paid for windows before :rofl: but I've paid for 8.1 because of it's awesomeness :cool: totally worth my parents money :P

    I was wondering about the same thing. Most of these new OS's are well integrated with cloud technologies,apps and have become more unified (tabs,phones and multiple PCs). Users will NEED a genuine license to experience it properly.
     
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    ආගිය අතක් නැත
    8 වල නම් පොඩි පොඩි බග්ස් තියනව.. ඒව ෆික්ස් වෙලා එයි 9 එක.. ඒත් ඉතින් 8 එකේ ස්පීඩ් ඒකත් එක්ක 7 වලට නම් හැරෙන්න වත් බැහැ ගූ 70 යි.. ඒ අතින් 8.1 උපරිමයි..

    ඔව් බන් මේකේ ඉන්න උන් හිතන් ඉන්නේ 8 මෙලෝ රහක් නෑ කියලා. මට නම් 7 උත්තක්. On වෙන්න හැට පයක් යනවා.
     

    BINGU_PUTHA

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    windows 8 walata wada 7 hondai kiyanne windows 8 use karapu nathi eun :P

    I haven't used win 8; but I loved to try win 8. I have vista at home (old computer). I have few questions in my mind regarding windows 8.

    (1) how do we close a window (say ms word document) ?

    (2) If we have ms office; can we access word,excel,.... directly from the start menu in 8.1 or do we have to move to a tile?

    unfortunately, many companies do not use win 8. Win 7 is preferred for some reason. They moved directly from win xp (not from vista). For home use, win 8 may be ok and fun; but for office use I don't think it is still acceptable.
     
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    krizta

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    patta yakowv :rofl::rofl::rofl:
    anivaa yakooovvvw :P :angry: :D :rofl: :rofl:

    I was wondering about the same thing. Most of these new OS's are well integrated with cloud technologies,apps and have become more unified (tabs,phones and multiple PCs). Users will NEED a genuine license to experience it properly.
    yes agreed and most of the time bugs are fixed by winodws updates and it won't take much bandwidth.
     

    krizta

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    I haven't used win 8; but I loved to try win 8. I have vista at home (old computer). I have few questions in my mind regarding windows 8.

    (1) how do we close a window (say ms word document) ?

    (2) If we have ms office; can we access word,excel,.... directly from the start menu in 8.1 or do we have to move to a tile?

    unfortunately, many companies do not use win 8. Win 7 is preferred for some reason. They moved directly from win xp (not from vista). For home use, win 8 may be ok and fun; but for office use I don't think it is still acceptable.
    how old is your computer? having 2GB ram would come in handy if you planing to upgrade to win 8
    1) Same as any other windows version , X mark. There are some apps which comes with the os and you can get many from windows store. To switch between apps you need to drag mous to upper left corner of the screen or you just press windows key :yes:

    2) you can add shortcuts to strat menu as much as you like here take a look at my start menu ;)
    this is my preferred view you can change it to app view too :dull:



    this is app view :dull: :eek:
     
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    great ace

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    I haven't used win 8; but I loved to try win 8. I have vista at home (old computer). I have few questions in my mind regarding windows 8.

    (1) how do we close a window (say ms word document) ?

    (2) If we have ms office; can we access word,excel,.... directly from the start menu in 8.1 or do we have to move to a tile?

    unfortunately, many companies do not use win 8. Win 7 is preferred for some reason. They moved directly from win xp (not from vista). For home use, win 8 may be ok and fun; but for office use I don't think it is still acceptable.

    Answer for first one - machan close button ekak thyenawa,,mouse eka left side corner ekata aran gyama open wela thyena windows tika ekin eka pahalata pennawa ( win 7 wala minimize krapuwa penawa wage ) :cool::cool:

    2nd - mam machan 8.1 use karala naa,,8 ok for me
    :yes::yes:

    machan win 8 godak focus karala thyenne touch screen walata :rolleyes::rolleyes: ekai office wala 8 use kranne naththe,,bt documnt weda karaddi win 8 godak lesy :cool::cool:
     

    great ace

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    how old is your computer? having 2GB ram would come in handy if you planing to upgrade to win 8
    1) Same as any other windows version , X mark. There are some apps which comes with the os and you can get many from windows store. To switch between apps you need to drag mous to upper left corner of the screen or you just press windows key :yes:

    2) you can add shortcuts to strat menu as much as you like here take a look at my start menu ;)
    this is my preferred view you can change it to app view too :dull:



    this is app view :dull: :eek:

    mee thyenne screen shots ekkama :rofl::rofl: Ela machan :cool::cool: