the new Msn

[rt green]

the new Msn. love it or hate it. me, i'm old and dont like too much change. i would perfer they not change it.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

OK, I'll bite, what's Msn?

[HPP]

MSN.com  Microsoft's news feed page.

Don't care for the new one yet. But, like most changes, I don't like it because now I have to relearn where to find the info I normally looked at. Once I develop a routine with it, I'm sure it will be fine.

[Ponch ®]

MSN.com  Microsoft's news feed page.

Don't care for the new one yet. But, like most changes, I don't like it because now I have to relearn where to find the info I normally looked at. Once I develop a routine with it, I'm sure it will be fine.

geez, do you still have a lycos email account too?

[HPP]

No, but I do have a DOS based pc in the closest for when I need to run those really old programs.

[histoy]

I like the old MSN better, but I know that I'll get used to this one given some time.

[68charger440]

Microsoft loves to play hide and seek with each new release of any of their products.  They can't just leave things where you are used to finding them and add new features on top of that familiar layout.  They scramble everything up and make you go on a hide and seek search for everything you need.  I have spent 30 years in IT and hate that Microsoft does that.  The lost productivity in retraining your user base after each release is ridiculous.