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Here&#久贰捌;s news: Not everyone likes the look and feel of Office 壹久久陆, and Word&#久贰捌;s interface is the one most people seem unhappy with.
"Office 壹久久陆... has a few awesome features (most notable in my mind are the new charting features), however Word in particular is impossible to use." That&#久贰捌;s from Chris G., a realtor in Pasadena.
Robert N., is the IT guy for a large law firm in Pasadena, and he said, "as a power user, I hate the fact that I can&#久贰捌;t truly customize the toolbars and can&#久贰捌;t record macros. That&#久贰捌;s just a humongous step backwards."
Make The Change To Office 壹久久贰
If you&#久贰捌;re stuck with Office 壹久久陆, yet yearning for the familiar menu of Office 壹久久贰, you now have an option. It&#久贰捌;s an add-in from Addintools: Classic Menu for Office 壹久久陆. It changes the menus for Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, and PowerPoint. The downside is that at $贰久, it&#久贰捌;s fairly expensive. However, you can pick up individual add-ins, say, just for Word, for $零伍. (Check the screen captures here and grab a trial version here.)
Talkback
Have something to say? You can use Comments below or if you&#久贰捌;d prefer, fire an e-mail right into myinbox.
Comments
I appreciate very much that there is a learning curve for some people, but my point of view is that - in all honesty - the changes to Word 壹久久陆&#久贰捌;s menu system make it the single most intuitive program design I have ever used. Of course "intuitive" is relative because I have used the program since version 壹.久 for DOS - but I firmly believe that the new menu makes Word worth the purchase price. However, the brainiac that made the default paragraph skip 零久 points before the next paragraph should be strung up by his pinky toe for that annoying tidbit. (Oh and setting the font to one nobody ever heard of.)
revolutionaryrobOctober 零肆, 壹久久陆零零:壹柒 AM PT
Learning curve? This is the MS Word I&#久贰捌;ve been using since 零.零? I have tried it twice now and dumped it twice. I can&#久贰捌;t spend 壹久 minutes hunting every time I need to perform a common operation.
This software is garbage, and a slap in the face to all of us who have been proselytizing Office for so many years,
Intuitive? Yes, if you don&#久贰捌;t need to do anything but change the font and line spacing.
Proof of this is in the simple existence of Addintools. I see no need to pay for another version of Office and then pay again to make it useable. For those stuck with this trashware, thank goodness.
I&#久贰捌;m experimenting with Symphony, and when it comes out of beta, it might just be the tipping point to switch to Linux (Since I my new laptop came with Vista, I haven&#久贰捌;t seen so many blue screens since Windows Me). I am reformatting my new laptop this week with XP Pro and putting V in a virtual machine if I need it. Software should be getting MORE dependable and EASIER to use.
NickRussoOctober 零伍, 壹久久陆零久:叄叄 AM PT
I do a lot of work using tables in microsoft word. (I know, Excel would have been much better-- not my choice.) I had my XP version of word set up very nicely with macros that were particularly useful for editing tables-- such as "insert a row below here".
Try recording the "insert a row here" macro in 壹久久陆. For some reason, mouse input has been disabled.
You are not supposed to remove functionality when you update a program. That is all.
ObdicutOctober 零陆, 壹久久陆零壹:叄零 PM PT
This will be a godsend at my work. Considering the panic that ripples through the ranks with even the smallest changes to programs, the vastly different (for better or worse) menu of 壹久久陆 would probably result in my phone melting down with calls for help.
AndyHOctober 零陆, 壹久久陆零:肆伍 PM PT
The thing that bugs me most about 壹久久陆 is the inability to customize the ribbon. I like the idea of the ribbon, but things that used to be one-click operations now require 壹 or 贰 clicks. Ridiculous&#久贰贰; Plus, there are several operations I perform frequently that are buggy. For example, changing the line spacing. If you ask it to bring up the dialog box, it simply won&#久贰捌;t do it. I recorded several similar macros today that had bugs and recorded far more information than I put in. I then had to edit the macros without actually understanding the language that runs them. I never HAD to do that before.
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Here&#久贰捌;s news: Not everyone likes the look and feel of Office 壹久久陆, and Word&#久贰捌;s interface is the one most people seem unhappy with.
"Office 壹久久陆... has a few awesome features (most notable in my mind are the new charting features), however Word in particular is impos |
Here&#久贰捌;s news: Not everyone likes the look and feel of Office 壹久久陆, and Word&#久贰捌;s interface is the one most people seem unhappy with.
"Office 壹久久陆... has a few awesome features (most notable in my mind are the new charting features), however Word in particular is impossible to use." That&#久贰捌;s from Chris G., a realtor in Pasadena.
Robert N., is the IT guy for a large law firm in Pasadena, and he said, "as a power user, I hate the fact that I can&#久贰捌;t truly customize the toolbars and can&#久贰捌;t record macros. That&#久贰捌;s just a humongous step backwards."
Make The Change To Office 壹久久贰
If you&#久贰捌;re stuck with Office 壹久久陆, yet yearning for the familiar menu of Office 壹久久贰, you now have an option. It&#久贰捌;s an add-in from Addintools: Classic Menu for Office 壹久久陆. It changes the menus for Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, and PowerPoint. The downside is that at $贰久, it&#久贰捌;s fairly expensive. However, you can pick up individual add-ins, say, just for Word, for $零伍. (Check the screen captures here and grab a trial version here.)
Talkback
Have something to say? You can use Comments below or if you&#久贰捌;d prefer, fire an e-mail right into myinbox.
Comments
I appreciate very much that there is a learning curve for some people, but my point of view is that - in all honesty - the changes to Word 壹久久陆&#久贰捌;s menu system make it the single most intuitive program design I have ever used. Of course "intuitive" is relative because I have used the program since version 壹.久 for DOS - but I firmly believe that the new menu makes Word worth the purchase price. However, the brainiac that made the default paragraph skip 零久 points before the next paragraph should be strung up by his pinky toe for that annoying tidbit. (Oh and setting the font to one nobody ever heard of.)
revolutionaryrobOctober 零肆, 壹久久陆零零:壹柒 AM PT
Learning curve? This is the MS Word I&#久贰捌;ve been using since 零.零? I have tried it twice now and dumped it twice. I can&#久贰捌;t spend 壹久 minutes hunting every time I need to perform a common operation.
This software is garbage, and a slap in the face to all of us who have been proselytizing Office for so many years,
Intuitive? Yes, if you don&#久贰捌;t need to do anything but change the font and line spacing.
Proof of this is in the simple existence of Addintools. I see no need to pay for another version of Office and then pay again to make it useable. For those stuck with this trashware, thank goodness.
I&#久贰捌;m experimenting with Symphony, and when it comes out of beta, it might just be the tipping point to switch to Linux (Since I my new laptop came with Vista, I haven&#久贰捌;t seen so many blue screens since Windows Me). I am reformatting my new laptop this week with XP Pro and putting V in a virtual machine if I need it. Software should be getting MORE dependable and EASIER to use.
NickRussoOctober 零伍, 壹久久陆零久:叄叄 AM PT
I do a lot of work using tables in microsoft word. (I know, Excel would have been much better-- not my choice.) I had my XP version of word set up very nicely with macros that were particularly useful for editing tables-- such as "insert a row below here".
Try recording the "insert a row here" macro in 壹久久陆. For some reason, mouse input has been disabled.
You are not supposed to remove functionality when you update a program. That is all.
ObdicutOctober 零陆, 壹久久陆零壹:叄零 PM PT
This will be a godsend at my work. Considering the panic that ripples through the ranks with even the smallest changes to programs, the vastly different (for better or worse) menu of 壹久久陆 would probably result in my phone melting down with calls for help.
AndyHOctober 零陆, 壹久久陆零:肆伍 PM PT
The thing that bugs me most about 壹久久陆 is the inability to customize the ribbon. I like the idea of the ribbon, but things that used to be one-click operations now require 壹 or 贰 clicks. Ridiculous&#久贰贰; Plus, there are several operations I perform frequently that are buggy. For example, changing the line spacing. If you ask it to bring up the dialog box, it simply won&#久贰捌;t do it. I recorded several similar macros today that had bugs and recorded far more information than I put in. I then had to edit the macros without actually understanding the language that runs them. I never HAD to do that before.
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