ayhmie’s thoughts’

In October of last year, Microsoft officially launched Windows 7 (Windows 7 Starter recommended). A route chart from a Microsoft employee’s blog shows that Microsoft Windows 8 RTM will released on July 1st, 2011, only two years after Windows 7 released. And it also said that Windows 8 owns an extremely quick starting speed, which will complete in several seconds after you press the button, and the quick speed can be felt when checking emails and watching videos.

Bluetooth 3.0 and USB 3.0 are normally the standard configuration of Windows 8 (Windows Movie maker recommended). Furthermore, the system is also to adopt much more intelligent framework to support sensor, such as make Windows 8 automatically adjust the brightness of the sensor in the future display. In addition, it will include enhanced help system and disc encryption features, more safe and better to use.

Above all, Windows 8 will be the combination of innovation and utility and will become the most expected Windows system as well as is on behalf of the development direction of PC OS.

A Microsoft amateur blog recently pasted a secret document about Windows 8, which shows that Microsoft seams to focus on the development on the performance and real-time system of Windows 8.

Early in the beginning of .net strategy’s release, the concept “App running in Web” will finally come true in Windows 8. Microsoft is planning to set up an App Store for Windows 8, offering variety of apps for users first time.

Though this service, users are able to browse and download apps on Web as well as install them into Windows 8. Meanwhile, to store information on Web is available when using apps.

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PageMaker was the one of the first desktop publishing programs, introduced in 1985 by Aldus Corporation,[1] initially for the then new Apple Macintosh and soon after for PCs running the then new Microsoft Windows. PageMaker was awarded an SPA Excellence in Software Award for Best New Use of a Computer in 1986.

As an application relying on a graphical user interface, PageMaker helped to popularize the Macintosh platform and the Windows environment. Early releases of the Windows version were shipped with a “runtime” copy of Windows (with no task-switching capabilities) to enable users who did not have Windows installed to run the application from MS-DOS.

Version 3.01 was available for OS/2 and took extensive advantage of multithreading for improved user responsiveness.

PageMaker relies on Adobe Systems’ PostScript page description language, and in 1994 Adobe Systems acquired Aldus and PageMaker.

The last version is PageMaker 7.0, released July 9, 2001, though updates have been released for the two supported platforms since.

The Macintosh version runs only in Mac OS 9 or earlier; there is no native support for Mac OS X,[2] and it does not run at all on Intel-based Macintoshes. It does not run well under Classic, and Adobe recommends customers use an older Macintosh capable of booting into Mac OS 9. The Windows version supports Windows XP, but according to Adobe, “PageMaker 7.x does not install or run on Windows Vista.”[3] However, PageMaker 6.5 will install and run on Windows Vista