There is more to this than just SM products.

Microsoft has broken many of there own programs as well.

Dynamic CRM, Outlook Web Access, intranet handling, icon handling (by the clock in the task bar), some of the assemblers that use IE, etc... All broken...

Before we start slinging mud, make sure we know who to throw it at first....

Doesn't make much sence to code around something that is broken (changed?) in the op system, until Microsoft addresses it first.

No idea if things are related, Microsoft wont say. There are plenty of non Microsoft things that are broken as well.

Can't imagine how that would happen if Microsofts stuff broke as well....

Look at it this way, if Microsoft stuff is broken there is an underlying issue that was self inflicted on their end.

Makes sense to blame it on the programs that worked before the op system updates, doesn't it.... Not....

For all we know, Microsoft has told people "Tuff Luck" as well. Progress always makes programs obsolete. Microsoft knows how to speed that up.. How quickly people forget hardware and programs that only worked in Windows 98...

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