Results for Vista

Do you ever Google for error messages shown in Windows error message boxes? Then you probably know you usually get the best results when typing as much of the exact error message as possbile.

Now instead of (making a screenshot of the error message and) typing it in your favorite search engine manually, you can also just copy the whole contents of the message box to your clipboard by simple using Windows’ Ctrl-C copy function.

Windows Error Message: Just copy, paste!

From Lifehacker:

Apparently since Windows 2000, you’ve been able to copy the entire error message to your clipboard by hitting the universal copy shortcut, Ctrl-C (who knew?!). That means the whole process of hunting down obscure error messages—especially those containing cryptic error codes—just got a whole lot easier.

And if you use Firefox, you can combine this tip with the paste multiple lines to input boxes setting!

Yep, you can learn new handy Windows features every day! (Apparently the message box copy/paste doesn’t work in Vista…)

Microsoft’s latest operating system Windows Vista has launced, so are we ready to switch from our trusty XP?

Introducing Windows Vista: Easier, Safer, More and Better! Isn’t it?

Whenever a new operating system comes out it’s always a bit tricky to figure out if you should upgrade or not. Drivers (especially for older gear) are not always available, or might be unstable at first. Or worse, some of your favorite audio software is not compatible at all (yet?).

It’s good to see some companies have already made sure their software is going to run just fine on Vista.

Check Creative Digital Music’s article on Vista Compatibility (by Peter Kirn) for an overview of who is ready, and who is not.

I’m not considering an upgrade yet, but it’s good to see my preferred host (FL Studio) is mentioned amongst those ready for Vista.