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Hehe. Nice article. The comments to that article sound exactly like the ones here. Worse, that article was from more than two years ago, which just shows that this question is not new and if it still cannot be answered authoritatively, then I guess it never will (unless someone from the Windows team chimes in). Oh well, I suppose we should all just stop worrying and learn to love the bomb, uh, I mean to live with it. +1 For pointing out the article and showing that this question had been around for so long.
– Synetech
Commented Jun 28, 2012 at 16:37
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@Synetech thanks! Yeah, idea behind putting the article link is the same as you got. This is a very old time question but IDK why people couldn't get it yet. However the MS should write a KB or Documentation for this problem :)
– avirk
Commented Jun 28, 2012 at 16:43
Yes they should, especially because it is not just developers that ask, even normal users wonder about it. Unfortunately Microsoft's documentation is not often too good.
– Synetech
Commented Jun 28, 2012 at 16:44
@Synetech yup! MS documentation sucks most of the time. But yes they have wrote some good articles too and I'm pretty sure they are countable ;)
– avirk
Commented Jun 28, 2012 at 16:48

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