[Gordon]

"mth" wrote in message
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You must have a lot of spare time on your hands. I don't, and I also
don't
care to learn a new word processing program. Why the attitude?


Because I get FED up with all the wingers and whiners about new UIs. (And
it's not just Office 2007).
If you are in a corporate environment then you have no choice - just get on
and use it.
If you are at home, or are your own boss, and just went out and bought it,
then more fool you. You should have installed the trial version first to see
if you like it.
And I have to say, that using it myself (from Office 2003) yes there ARE
differences, but you can put all your frequently used functions in the QAT,
and given a (short) time, you will actually find that it is more intuitive
than previous versions.
And I also, as a Management and Systems Accountant, have no time for anyone
who says they are "too busy" to learn something new. Rubbish.