R
Ricky
Just venting (maybe someone from MS will read this):
1. It is infuriating to have menus popping up because someone at Microsoft
thought I would need them. I do NOT, for example, want the reviewing toolbar
or the detailed clipboard, popping up at random crowding the working area of
the screen. If the program insists on doing htis, it should also count how
many times these menus are immediately turned off.
2. The 3D Office 2003 buttons take up much more room than the 2D buttons in
Office XP and earlier. I find them harder to read, and it is impossible to
customize toolbars to any degree without losing the ability to have them all
on the screen. This is cutsy, and has universal disdain from my colleagues,
both expert and novice.
1. It is infuriating to have menus popping up because someone at Microsoft
thought I would need them. I do NOT, for example, want the reviewing toolbar
or the detailed clipboard, popping up at random crowding the working area of
the screen. If the program insists on doing htis, it should also count how
many times these menus are immediately turned off.
2. The 3D Office 2003 buttons take up much more room than the 2D buttons in
Office XP and earlier. I find them harder to read, and it is impossible to
customize toolbars to any degree without losing the ability to have them all
on the screen. This is cutsy, and has universal disdain from my colleagues,
both expert and novice.