A complete waste of time. No digital out for audio, in fact no 5.1 audio out at all. No HD video option, or any way to connect to a HDTV. This would make an inexpensive YouTube video player (or an awesome 1990 HTPC) but that's about it.

@GONZIE Definitely! Step 1 to the most killer Trekkie diorama EVER.

Not working for me, which is a shame, as I've wanted this feature forever.

I don't know if someone has mentioned it already but when I moved we had some very large things that were extremely heavy.

Why would you‒in 2008‒post a link to a calendaring site that has no 2008 calendars?

More info on this topic at ITsVISTA: [itsvista.com]

If you're only looking for the improved disk performance, and don't want to install beta software, there is an update with just that component. See [itsvista.com] for details...

Anyone know why I would get an a "download error -228" or something like that when I try to install the .XPI?

I'm partial to the Dash program (Link) and have used it on all of my machines. I bind the popup key to WinKey+Up Arrow and everything I need is right there.

I remember my newbie days, when I thought rocking Stardock and a few other skinning apps meant that I was using a Mac.

I prefer Keybreeze. I had a brief run-in with AutoHotKeys and I understand that its programming functionality has much more potential than Keybreeze but the latter's ease of use keeps me coming back.

Nice tip! Here's 61 more Vista tips for your viewing pleasure:

When I get a strange number on my landline, I google it, which will often yield reports from other people about the number.

I didn't think they used lead in pencils anymore due to the obvious risks involved...

With Vista, if you plan ahead a little, here's a way to recover your password:

These updates contain many of the hotfixes you'll find listed here, but they've been tested better:

Here's over 250 other keyboard shortcuts for Vista:

So car locks are connected by a hose to a pneumatic actuator that activates the locking mechanism? Sounds like the most efficient and reliable system a car manufacturer could use!

Here's an illustrated tip on how to add your 'Computer' icon to your desktop:

The yahoo article says "Microsoft said it anticipates a test version of the Vista Service Pack 1 to be ready by the year-end." A test version? Might SP1 not be ready this year? I previously predicted SP1 would be ready Nov 30th, now perhaps I should predict a beta will be available Nov 30th, and the final version on…