A cool little known feature about the old Win95 (Win32API) dialogs and error messages was: one could press Ctrl + C to copy the text content.<p>Sadly the devs who created Windows NT, the Windows shell, Office in the 1989-1998 era all retired. And the overall high product of Microsoft products went downhill.<p>In 2006 with the Longhorn and WinFS debacle it was already clear that dotNet wasn&#x27;t fast enough for desktop usage. Up to Windows 7 there were no dotNet desktop included, everything was in the good, trusted and fast C++. Now with development partly transfered to Microsoft India and another CEO you get a mess of UX&#x2F;UI&#x2F;privacy that is Win10 and WinRuntime. All the old programs with an old code base are still okay or goodm but I can&#x27;t stand their newer development (written from scratch apps). Maybe it&#x27;s a culture clash, maybe their QA process is wrong, maybe their vision.