Let me ask this -- Was this ribbon really designed with professional
documentation specialists, writers, editors, proofreaders in mind? It looks
like a game interface!
We buy the product for OUR use not for some designer's whim.
We hear: "Try it! You'll like it!" We've tried it; we do NOT like it.
We hate it. We don't want it. We want a TOOL that will keep us productive.
If this is the direction MS is taking with its "tools," then Hello,
WordPerfect!
I hope they will devise a "classic menus" feature for the service pack. It
would be a mistake not to. I can tell you one international company that
will not move toward the product.
"Patrick Schmid [MVP]" wrote:
There is no old menu bar in Office 2007. Your employees will have to
learn the Ribbon UI if you upgrade to 2007.
Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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"Tom B" wrote in message
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How do we turn on the old menu bar in word 2007? Without it office 2007 will
cost far to much to implement because employee's will need to be retrained.