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NT/2000 product family, it's designed from the ground up for
reliability, security, and networking. XP home users will soon see the
benefits of this.
The dreaded Windows crash and reboot cycle really is much less common
with XP, and provided the hardware is up to scratch, XP performance is
better too. The downside is that using a different codebase can make
compatibility with old applications less good. Business applications
normally run fine, but older games, Midi software and system utilities
may well cause problems.
XP is more customisable than previous versions, including visual themes
that let you change the whole appearance of Windows in an instant. Fast
User Switching is a neat feature for computers used by more than one
person--it lets another user log on without killing the other user's
session, and when you switch back, running applications and open
documents are as you left them. This is impressive, but what really
counts is that XP properly understands how to deal with multiple users.
Each user has their own special folders, like My Documents, which cannot
be seen by other users. And for those with more than one computer, the
Network Setup wizard simplifies setting up a network.
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