Case Study 4 - Explorer page 2
Explorer is so dumb that I decided that it would get a page all to itself for its non-file-system-related tasks.
I don’t know what triggered the following scenario, since Bugout won’t run windowed:

What I wonder, is what happened to the taskbar:
The taskbar can be dragged to either side of the screen, so this layout is not an impossibility, but just a very bizarre state of confusion:
These pictures date back to my previous Windows 2000 installation where it had lost the ability to draw icons above 4-bit colour.
Not all Windows software automatically adds itself to the Start menu, be this a blessing or a curse. Of the many things absent from Mac OS X is right-drag (along with cut and paste in the Finder). You can right-drag an item to the Start menu and ask to create a shortcut to it, but always end up foiled by a tooltip permanently lodged in your way:

Is the following taskbar button in its active state?

FileNotFound.

