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This isnt the kind of thing that will ruin your day, but it does raise an eyebrow.
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I think its funny, if this stops you from upgrading to Win10 you must have the perfect life is thats all you have to complain about.
Strange, the calculator on Windows 7 has never been reviewed or asked for one.
Reason #457 to stay with Windows 7.
Microsoft should not need feedback on this. You need us to tell you whether you've coded a calculator app correctly? Have a little confidence in yourself, Microsoft, this is like a grown-ass man asking his date if he's buttoned his shirt up properly.
That dont even make any sense.
I think its either a mistake or a way to get people to go into the store. I cant imagine they actually give two shits what people think of the calculator app.
Neither does your statement.
Strange, the calculator on Windows 7 has never been reviewed or asked for one.
Reason #457 to stay with Windows 7.
That dont even make any sense.
What statement?
The one above. Break the contraction, and you'll understand. Maybe.
Microsoft should not need feedback on this. You need us to tell you whether you've coded a calculator app correctly? Have a little confidence in yourself, Microsoft, this is like a grown-ass man asking his date if he's buttoned his shirt up properly.
This type of functionality drives me crazy, I've started rating apps negatively because of it. -1 star because it keeps bothering me to rate it. I'm hoping it's a self-defeating system.
Apps will always have bugs, and it's nice to have a readily-available feedback mechanism in-place. It just so happens that ALL universal apps (like the new calculator) are built on a framework that includes a built-in feedback mechanism, so seeing this pop up isn't all that surprising. It just exists by default, in all apps.Microsoft should not need feedback on this. You need us to tell you whether you've coded a calculator app correctly? Have a little confidence in yourself, Microsoft, this is like a grown-ass man asking his date if he's buttoned his shirt up properly.
Strange, the calculator on Windows 7 has never been reviewed or asked for one.
Reason #457 to stay with Windows 7.
Windows 7 calculator is shy, socially inept, and likes being pushed around by millions of boys and do their bidding.
Windows 10 calculator is sexier and likes her buttons pressed because she gets hot and bothered.
I'm sorry you like weaker willed women.
Plenty of apps do this but I've never seen it in Windows Calculator. As for getting people to use the Store, there is a pinned task bar Store link by default.