>>7
Well, considering the average quality of Windows software, I'd think there's something wrong with the API. (By "quality" I don't mean "user-visible" quality, albeit the "please compile and work" hack jobs end up leaking into the
end-user experience sooner or later)
I can count with two hands the software makers I'd trust to produce half-decent Windows code. Everything else... well, you're lucky if it even works when Windows isn't installed in C:\WINDOWS.