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Microsoft will, in other words, be able to turn millions of Windows users into HailStorm users, and to offer programmers an enormous potential audience for.NET web services.
When you have hundreds of millions of Windows 8 PCs, it's going to be pretty hard not to have an app if you really want to be in the app business.
That technological ecosystem includes 15,000 Windows applications written by third-party software companies for sale and millions of Windows applications written by internal professional developers and amateur programmers for private use by companies, government agencies and schools.
Although tens of millions of Windows PC users have seen these irritating programs that purport to warn against malware infections, there are few details about the operators who develop and distribute the software, known as scareware.
After some days or weeks, the new code is released to Windows Insiders as a preview version (there are millions of Windows Insiders, who get Windows 10 free for testing).
"This is a serious vulnerability potentially affecting millions of Windows computers," Dana Tamir, director at security company Trusteer, told the BBC.
And Microsoft has other suggestions for giving your PC more pep, no matter what 21st-century version of Windows you're running.
So it is a bit of a lift that this week brings the publication of the 25th anniversary edition of "Windows on the World Complete Wine Course" (Sterling, $27.95), by Kevin Zraly.
When you look above shopfronts and see, over the tide of fibreglass, a run of unaltered 19th-century windows, that sense of the proximity of the past is also a measure of its painful distance.
ROOM My standard king room on the 22nd floor, with a wall of windows, would be the upscale option at most hotels.
Museums and Galleries CAPE MAY Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities "Cape May's Stained Glass Exhibit," featuring color photographs of 19th-century windows in Cape May, tools of the stained-glass trade and samples of the glass.
