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How is it easier? I have to hunt for EVERYTHING NOW. I think their reason for making it simpler is a load of bull. I liked overlapping my pictures a certain way, at a certain point, to get a seamless blend. I hate that I can't set type on video clips! And I really, really hate that's there's no timeline. I really assumed this program would help me take my videos to the next level, but it doesn't have any of the type effects I love like paint drip (it has about six), or the video effects, like smudge or spectrum.

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Then, with my new OS installed, I rubbed my hands together, anticipating the download of a better Movie Maker with panning finally! I cannot even explain to you my disappointment when I ever opened it.

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So, I BOUGHT Windows 7 just for this program. Oops, not THAT Vista, I needed a higher service pack. I wanted to Windows Live Movie Maker so badly, I actually got a newer used laptop with Vista because I knew it ran on Vista. Seeing as browsers are such an important part of how we use computers today it seems foolish to not focus on constantly raising the bar, especially in the "fight" against Google and others.

I knwo that IE has huge amounts of market share, but the erosion taking place is pretty dramatic, public perception is not in IE's favour right now, and neither is it in the case of Live search, Live essentials etc and in some cases Microsoft as a whole. Look at the iLife product range from Apple, in a year they went from 08 to 09 release and brought with it small but significant improvements that would postpone many from upgrading to other packages- why can't a browser be the same? change, or in some cases stagnation. If we see IE9 coming out when Win8 comes along we won't see a change in user opinion towards IE, and new and interesting developments in standards will be slow to be adopted- how does that benefit anybody? Sure developers like a set of standards that withstand time but that's not to say their current tricks won't work. Opinions are hard to change but the thing that brings about that change is surprisingly. Internet explorer is available exvclusively on Windows and as such should be a jewel in Microsoft's crown, whilst I enjoy using it the majority of students on my course all ask why a geek like me doesn't use Mozilla.

#Old version of windows movie maker software

That said I do believe that in some (but not all) cases software should have a good turnover of releases, the Zune team have done very well with the Zune software roughly updating it every 6 months and clearly on the browser front a lot of people seem to agree that frequent updates are a nice thing to have. Used to be a linux zealot, roughly when I was 15, I am older and things have changed, I run pretty much exclusively Microsoft software mostly due to a shared image of how things should work. There's no excuse, unless you want to make EVERYTHING so simple a 4 and a half year old can do it. The next version of Movie maker better get some serious ground caught up on what it's lost and what its competitors can do already.

I know that's a rant but seriously guys your capacity to innovate in some areas and lack of it in others drives me crazy. Look at what people do TO your products, we aren't simplifying them, finally you updated Paint slightly, but look at, Notepad++, Fences for the desktop- if your customers are doing these simple and useful additions WHY DON'T YOU?! I love MS, they're by far my favourite company in the world, I would hope to work for them someday but STOP thinking you know better. That will gain marketshare, anything else is trying to empty a sinking ship with a spoon. But now that standards have been incorporated start adding features fast. Same goes for Internet Explorer- I know IE8 is a big undertaking when it comes to changing trident for standards, I understand, and I like IE8, it's my default browser.I know moving MM to WLEs will allow this but that doesn't mean it will be frequent enough- seriously who is going to choose this over ANY other video editting software out there today- I don't mean to offend anybody but I don't care if I do- this is the most disappointing software MS has released in the past 5 years.

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