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== New features and changes == | == New features and changes == | ||
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Stability improvements and bugfixes for the user interface have been introduced over the previous build. Issues pertaining to wrong font colors and invalid application names being displayed on tiles have been addressed, and minor cosmetic changes have been made to allow more items to fit onto the start screen.{{efn|At a default resolution of 1024×768 pixels, up to four tiles can be vertically pinned onto the start screen in contrast to the previous build, which only allowed up to three.}} Tile designs for non-Metro application shortcut tiles have also been updated to use a white font color in place of the previous dark shades, likely due to potential accessibility problems presented within the older designs. Font hinting on page headers have been adjusted. New tile designs for the [[Windows Store]], [[Immersive Control Panel]], [[Remote Desktop]] and [[Internet Explorer]] applications have been added to the operating system. | Stability improvements and bugfixes for the user interface have been introduced over the previous build. Issues pertaining to wrong font colors and invalid application names being displayed on tiles have been addressed, and minor cosmetic changes have been made to allow more items to fit onto the start screen.{{efn|At a default resolution of 1024×768 pixels, up to four tiles can be vertically pinned onto the start screen in contrast to the previous build, which only allowed up to three.}} Tile designs for non-Metro application shortcut tiles have also been updated to use a white font color in place of the previous dark shades, likely due to potential accessibility problems presented within the older designs. Font hinting on page headers have been adjusted. New tile designs for the [[Windows Store]], [[Immersive Control Panel]], [[Remote Desktop]] and [[Internet Explorer]] applications have been added to the operating system. | ||
The System Reset and History Vault options have been respectively renamed to ''Refresh your PC'' and ''File History'', and support for DVD playback has been removed along with the associated codecs - these would briefly return with the introduction of the optional Professional Plus/Pro with Media Center SKUs found in newer Windows 8 builds. | The System Reset and History Vault options have been respectively renamed to ''Refresh your PC'' and ''File History'', and support for DVD playback has been removed along with the associated codecs - these would briefly return with the introduction of the optional Professional Plus/Pro with Media Center SKUs found in newer Windows 8 builds. | ||
Support for enabling the older fallback [[Windows XP]] boot screen handling code (enabled by toggling on <code>GraphicsModeDisabled</code> in the boot configuration data) has been temporarily removed; in place of its role is a simple progress bar against a black background that simply reports the current status of the Windows boot process, which can be turned on in the same way. The aforementioned code would later be reimplemented in subsequent builds. --> | Support for enabling the older fallback [[Windows XP]] boot screen handling code (enabled by toggling on <code>GraphicsModeDisabled</code> in the boot configuration data) has been temporarily removed; in place of its role is a simple progress bar against a black background that simply reports the current status of the Windows boot process, which can be turned on in the same way. The aforementioned code would later be reimplemented in subsequent builds. --> | ||