What I meant in my last post was about including "Virtual XP" in Windows 7. That says so much about Windows, and people in general. First off, it shows that people were/are highly likely to keep XP for yet another generation of WOS, and that Microsoft knows this. In turn, it also shows that they know that Vista was largely a flop. I'm struggling to come up with an analogy for the situation, but it's sort of like saying, "Buy XP again, and we'll throw in this shiny new bonus: Windows 7."