Yeah I know what you mean, but the way i see it, the user interface was
changed in a way that is more beautiful and more appealing to begginers
but less productive for experienced users. It does not feel like an
upgrade but a downgrade to make it easier to newbies to use office
programs. It lacks advanced "move away the glitter - let me work" mode.
The more I used it the less I like it. So I'm hoping the next office won't
be experimental but something that users like. And that's what the
majority of users I come into contact think, they tried it, and went
running back to office2003. So I'm asking do I keep torturing myself by
forcing myself to use something I don't like or can go back to 2003 and
get some work done
JoAnn Paules said:
Getting used to it now will mean you'll be more prepared for it when your
business upgrades. Everyone else will be whining about the changes and
you'll be the one who's actuallyetting work done.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"
Vex said:
because i find it hard to use and buggy so I hope they will discontinue
it and go back to user inerface that the resto of the world uses, or at
least give the user an option to choose...
but if they will continue to pursue it this direction then I guess i
should force myself to get used to it...
