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The thread discusses preferences between accessing apps either through the All Apps screen or via a folder on the Taskbar. The original poster, Drew, asks for opinions, and Medico responds favoring the Taskbar option, sharing his personal experience with customization and noting that Windows 8 Release Preview is faster and more efficient than Windows 7 on his system. The overall sentiment favors using the Taskbar for quick access, with an emphasis on the improved performance and features of Windows 8.
The thread discusses preferences between accessing apps either through the All Apps screen or via a folder on the Taskbar. The original poster, Drew, asks for opinions, and Medico responds favoring the Taskbar option, sharing his personal experience with customization and noting that Windows 8 Release Preview is faster and more efficient than Windows 7 on his system. The overall sentiment favors using the Taskbar for quick access, with an emphasis on the improved performance and features of Windows 8.
Medico
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I would prefer the Taskbar option. I however use a couple of other things simply because I also use the same options in Win 7. I am a firm believer in customizing my Windows OS. Whether it was XP, Win 7 or Win 8 RP. I have customized them all. Yes, my Win 8 RP looks a lot like my Win 7 Ultimate. Many people say, why bother with Win 8 then? Well, you know, there is so much more to this new OS than the way it looks. My Win 8 RP is faster than my Win 7 (same hardware, dual booted) When I go to Win 7 I feel as though I am constantly waiting for something to happen. It just is slower. The memory management and security of Win 8 RP has been increased substantially. We have documented these changes in various threads so I will not repeat them here.
