I’m set to EN-UK (at least I’d better be) but it let me on fine. Though I question why a modern Microsoft product, made to look like Vista, has to turn Aero off to run. Is it just so it can stand out all Vista like amongst the poor man’s Aero that is Basic, or are they just retarded?

Edit: killing dwm.exe turned my PC back into the real thing again, loading Mesh now to see if it degrades me again…
OK, so no screw up this time, that’s odd. Guess I should try the program out now, install Silverlight for the 3rd time today and see if it actually recognises it this time.

It didn’t disable Aero for me, so that’s weird.

Edit: killing dwm.exe turned my PC back into the real thing again, loading Mesh now to see if it degrades me again…
OK, so no screw up this time, that’s odd. Guess I should try the program out now, install Silverlight for the 3rd time today and see if it actually recognises it this time.

screw that

If there’s a way to go around the restriction to International Users accepted and promoted by Microsoft, then why place the restriction in the first place. It just doesn’t make sense to me.

Lock a door and then give the key to the guy outside?

I think it’s because they currently have the application setup for the English language, but plan to roll out other languages in the future. If you’re using an unsupported language the software probably wouldn’t display any text on buttons/settings and whatnot since your language is not included with the download. This really just signals that they intend to offer the download in a variety of languages, but they just haven’t gotten around to creating the various language packs yet.

Lock a door and then give the key to the guy outside?

Have to join the waiting list, even after changing the region Wonder how good it is compared to dropbox.

I haven’t actually tried it myself, but one thing it doesn’t seem to have that Dropbox does is revision management. That way you can always get access to an older version of a file.