[Involuntary Microsoft Slave]

Dear Microsoft,

Since you are already a multi-kadrillion world leader in technology and all,
would it be possible to put Microsoft Office back into PC's and charge more
reasonable prices for your software? Microsoft Works stinks. Period.

Oh yeah, call this a little late, but Word 2007 is really not as "intuitive"
as you might like to think. After more than a decade of classic Office menus
and dropdowns, sticking every single thing into a ribbon and clicking all
over the place to access what used to be a click away, to me, is very
'counterintuitive' and counterproductive. Bring back the dropdowns with the
hotkeys listed for each function and call it a day. Sometimes the most
innovative thing to do is to 'keep it simple'.

I'm sure my gripe won't get far in such a heavily matrixed and gargantuan
corporation such as yours and I also know that the myriad users in PC Land
have no choice but to accept whatever "strategic" direction you choose to
pursue with the software that is a staple of their daily business and home
lives, but if you're really concerned about customer satisfaction (although
at this stage in your corporate lifecycle, you appear to be more interested
in impressing yourself than end-users and your aggressive growth strategy to
eradicate the 'little guys' and superimpose your product offerings over every
nook and cranny of this earth so that your reach becomes almost stifling and
inescapable, has already proven wildly successful and grossed you billions.
So who gives a rat's fart what the actual consumers want or need because they
don't really have a choice anyway...right?) then give us reasonable prices
and more useful, user-friendly software.

Respectfully,

Involuntary Mirosoft Slave

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