Is this realistically possible?

mame · 26 Mar 2009 at 13:02

No you can't. Windows 7 isn't out yet. The beta is but who knows that will be changed.

willhub · 26 Mar 2009 at 13:05

mame said:
No you can't. Windows 7 isn't out yet. The beta is but who knows that will be changed.

Well since the latest leaked build is 706* it's apparently going to be what is released for RC, I think the tutor wants use to evaluate it at the current level. I was abit surprised like, doing an assignment in a uni course on an unreleased OS and been encouraged to download the leaked builds.

rsatd · 26 Mar 2009 at 13:06

willhub said:
Well since the latest leaked build is 706* it's apparently going to be what is released for RC, I think the tutor wants use to evaluate it at the current level. I was abit surprised like, doing an assignment in a uni course on an unreleased OS and been encouraged to download the leaked builds.

That doesn't sound right...

willhub · 26 Mar 2009 at 13:10

Just asked my other tutor what he thinks, he said "it's orite it's good!" :confused:

But then again, this is the brief for the assignment that might make it add up?

"A company called "2-morrows logistics" have requested from you as a systems analyst/consultant to investigate and evaluate the next operating system from Microsoft called Windows 7. They have an interest in the newest software available on the market and at this stage would like to know if Windows 7 is going to be worth the investing in for their company usage

Together with the evaluation of the operating system, they would also like to know if any of the system software has changed, so a listing of the system software will need to be gathered and evaluated, additionally the company would like to also know if the operating system is backward compatible with other application software that can be used with Windows XP or Vista."

Glaucus · 26 Mar 2009 at 13:13

willhub said:
Just asked my other tutor what he thinks, he said "it's orite it's good!"

Of course it's good using and evaluating future software. It's what you might have to do in a job. You can legally and easily get the beta. I'm not seeing the problem. Asking you to get the leaked version is naughty though. Although MS should release it in the next few weeks.

mame · 26 Mar 2009 at 13:15

willhub said:
Well since the latest leaked build is 706* it's apparently going to be what is released for RC, I think the tutor wants use to evaluate it at the current level. I was abit surprised like, doing an assignment in a uni course on an unreleased OS and been encouraged to download the leaked builds.

Well I don't see how you could fault a beta-testing version of anything

Vonhelmet · 26 Mar 2009 at 13:25

Le_Petit_Lapin said:
Oh, its quite easy. All you need to is randomly words of the sentences. you could easily it to a third of the original size.

I accidentally Windows 7?

Le_Petit_Lapin · 26 Mar 2009 at 13:32

Anyway, seriously, you'll never fit that in 2000 words and also produce something that reads better than Spot Plays Ball.

willhub · 27 Mar 2009 at 14:49

WTF!?

I tried to get some advice off my teacher today, he was doing a bloody test in class :rolleyes:

What a bent college... I wonder if the whole of The Manchester College is bent as a roundabout?

Infam0us · 27 Mar 2009 at 15:01

WINRAR!

D.P. · 27 Mar 2009 at 16:15

Use some form of Houghman coding.

Glaucus · 27 Mar 2009 at 16:18

willhub said:
WTF!?

I tried to get some advice off my teacher today, he was doing a bloody test in class

What a bent college... I wonder if the whole of The Manchester College is bent as a roundabout?

Really! what's the problem?
Don't you have tutor sessions?
Most of that stuff will be displayed in graphs and tables. Which don't count towards the word count. You just then write paragraphs summing it up.
The word count also shows you how much detail they are looking for.

bloodiedathame · 27 Mar 2009 at 16:19

Dontuseanyspaces.

willhub · 27 Mar 2009 at 16:25

AcidHell2 said:
Really! what's the problem?
Don't you have tutor sessions?
Most of that stuff will be displayed in graphs and tables. Which don't count towards the word count. You just then write paragraphs summing it up.
The word count also shows you how much detail they are looking for.

I dont ever use many graphs and tables, I find I'm better at describing in words rather than graphs and tables but I'll give it a go.

Glaucus · 27 Mar 2009 at 16:25

willhub said:
I dont ever use many graphs and tables

Well it's pretty essential.