What could they possibly Photoshop in space?

Actually we have just started getting ADSL2+ Connections hooked up in the city areas. I was able to download a 10mb file in the time it took to click the link, I'd be blown away by the speeds you can get in other countries.

Most Aussie ISPs aren't large enough to either have a share in the large media companies, or for the media companies to care about them. It has its pluses and negatives

In my smidgen of a defense, It was extracting a proprietary toolkit for working with a certain type of limited circuit board. Due to the brilliance of its coding, the program won't load if the filepath has any spaces (i.e. c:/Program Files/).

It also has a few amusing hiccups if it is not installed in the recommended directory, which has a parent of the C: drive.

So while I agree with with you, on stupid users going crazy when Microsoft limits their stupid behaviors, and I would like to see more of an Administration/User level of separation as that seen in Unix variants. But, I sir am not an Idiot!

I had problems with Vista and WinRAR similar to this.

Whenever I unzipped a rar file into the C: Directory; it would have permission to create the folder structure of the rar file, but not the files therein. Instead of notifying me of this, it would fail silently after half an hour of decompressing (big files).

Personally I don't know which piece of software was to blame.

Windows 7 = Windows Vista SE