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Microsoft builds FSX into Vista next year!?

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The magic screenies ride again!http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20497215/Looking better than ever... LOL!

I'm lost too B.Jeff

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Based on the subject of this post "Microsoft builds FSX into Vista next year!?"I don't think the person posting has a clue of what was written in the article or what VISTA SP1 is even about.

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>I gotta tell you, man, this time you've completely lost me. >Maybe I've just been up too long today.I think MauiHawk is trying to point out that the image used for the background picture on the Desktop in the Vista article looks remarkably like the location used for the FSX Direct X 10 "magic screenie".Jeff

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>I think MauiHawk is trying to point out that the image used>for the background picture on the Desktop in the Vista article>looks remarkably like the location used for the FSX Direct X>10 "magic screenie".... and it looks like we were both preparing our replies at the same time :-)Jeff

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Looks great, is that how FSX is supposed to look with SP2?Jeff

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>>I gotta tell you, man, this time you've completely lost me.>>>Maybe I've just been up too long today.>>I think MauiHawk is trying to point out that the image used>for the background picture on the Desktop in the Vista article>looks remarkably like the location used for the FSX Direct X>10 "magic screenie".>>Jeff>>Of course it does. The magic screenie was a manipulated image based on a desktop wallpaper included in Vista.I spoiled the joke, at least for myself, and I apologize. I've been up way too long the past few days.

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Yeah that thing was purposefully the same location as the Vista wallpaper... I forget where it is, in WA or OR somewhere I think.

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>Yeah that thing was purposefully the same location as the>Vista wallpaper... I forget where it is, in WA or OR somewhere>I think.oh...heh. Now I feel silly. I actually checked my wallpapers before posting that to see if it was something that was already included (ie, that the magic screenie might be copied from). I guess I didn't look hard enough. I guess I slaughtered the joke from the get-go. And I thought it was a good one, too...

Crysis looks a lot better than that. So much for FSX.

Nowhere does it state it will run 8 times faster! I guess thats comming soon.

That was a pre-SP1 estimate. It should be much faster post-SP1.

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