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Err, the final version has been released to the public on October, 22nd.
It has been available thrugh MSDN(AA)/Technet fpr even longer.

First, I advise you to try nLite (www.nliteos.com) to shrink down your install source if you really need to save that extra bit of space.
Second, as to your last question:
IF the drivers included with Windows have been updated, THEN the newer ones are included with the DriverPacks.
However, which that were, I couldn't not tell you and I don't think we have a list of them.
Still, it is entirely possible that the newer drivers DO NOT cover all the HWIDs of the old ones, so if you removed the old MSFT drivers you may lack some support despite having included the newer ones with the DriverPacks.

That is the reason we do not recommend removing any MSFT drivers.
We just don't know what it may break and we want to keep your troubles to a minimum (also saves us some support inquiries ).

Well, that's pixel fonts for ya.
They are all nice, classy and old school, but there's a certain reason why True Type fonts were developed

That's rather your brain.
Once you know what you are supposed to see, you're unlikely to see the alternative again.

Works the same with (3d) geometric patterns, too.

Try these for instance:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_TWlf_e5Ud5A/R … GWF_68.JPG
You can either see small striped squares or larger ones consiting that are tilted by 45°.

Here's another nice one:
http://www.thevectorlab.com/images/P/GE … WEB_01.gif

Try booting in safe mode and then apply the .REG?
Provided the format of the fileis all correct, it heeds a proper "header" and all such.

Oh, then you absultely must watch it!
I'd rate it alongside with "Wargames" and "Hackers" for the typical 80ies computer nerd movies.

Also, the game "Tron 2.0" is well worth it if you're into computers, given all the tonuge-in-cheek jokes and whatnot. Really funny and visually embracing.

Should be, my FW external HDD worked without having to install anything.
In fact, it didn't even prompt the ususal "new HW found, installing drivers" (that are supplied with XP) message you'll get when you hook one up on USB.

So much for being a superior interface

If you only use MSTM and SAD, you should be fine.

Unfortunately, it really doesn't look like it as of now.
Nuhi is more or less AWOL so it's unlikely there will be any 7lite around the realease date...

There are some other projects by different folks that look quite promising, though.

In any case, there's always WPI so you won't have to rely on addons.
Been shifting most XP addons over to WPI anyhow, as it's easier to maintain and update.
Plus, you can always run WPI to install stuff, not only during T-13.

Worth checking out, IMO!

Yes, that is correct.
Doing so, the chances of your then to be created installation disc to cover all your HW are pretty high.

There's no downside to include them all, save for the higher space consuption on the installation medium (NOT the HDD to install to, unless you use KtD, which isn't recommended anymore).

Of course "put[ting] them on [your] installation disc" is a bit too generic, you will have to use the BASE for that.
I'm just pointing this out in case you haven't read the tut, yet.
Some users may think that you have to extract them and simply place them on your disc for Windows to find them, that is both wrong

Nah, they cannot come out with two ME successors one after another so they got to make at least one proper after Vista, LOL

Really, if you are considering 64bit (just as me), then 7 is probably the OS to chose.
XP64 was mere a technical demo (plus, it didn't even get translated and the MUI isn't perfect at all) and Vista 64 is, well, Vista

As soon as the new PC parts ship in, I'm going to give 7 64bit a try (CPU limited ATM...).

If you want to stay with 32bit, then XP is probably fine for you, true.